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World Heavyweight Title "Louis won sloppily against a bruising, mauling and rushing fighter who knew no fear or retreat." The New York Times The only rounds in which the three agreed were the 3rd, 8th (both to Godoy) and the 14th (Louis). Lecron had it 10-4-1 in rounds for Louis. Godoy thought he was entitled to a draw but the New York Times ...
Joseph Louis Barrow (May 13, 1914 – April 12, 1981) was an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951. Nicknamed " the Brown Bomber ", Louis is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential boxers of all time. He reigned as the world heavyweight champion from 1937 until his temporary retirement in 1949.
3 de oct. de 2014 · Louis received a purse of $132,000, and Marciano got $44,000. Louis was a 6 to 5 betting favorite. Louis was knocked down by a left hook in the eighth round. He got to one knee at the count of three and took an eight-count before getting up. Marciano moved in for the kill and ended the fight with a right that sent Louis through the ropes and ...
Schmeling, a former World Heavyweight Champion, was 48-7-4 with 34 knockouts. The fight was promoted by Mike Jacobs. The bout was delayed a day because of rain. The odds were 10-to-1 that Louis would win, 4-to-1 that Louis would score a kayo, and 2-to-1 that Schmeling wouldn't make it to the seventh round. There was an estimated crowd of 60,000.
According to B.R. Beardon, this was Marciano's first fight with Charley Goldman in his corner and Al Weill as manager. There is currently some question as to who exactly Marciano's opponent was. The Canadian Ross had a patchy record and would have been a set-up. Pro debut for Marciano who used name Rocky Mack.
By Gene Talbot, Associated Press, June 29, 1939. The roof finally fell in on Tony Galento last night and nearly killed him, but before it happened the bold New Jersey barkeep gave a fight crowd in Yankee stadium a succession of thrills it will not soon forget. Yes, Champion Joe Louis butchered the poor galoot, sent him falling to his knees ...
The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 6 December 1937 P 20. 1937-11-26. Sid Smith. 14 17 4. Newtown Majestic Stadium, Sydney. W-KO. event bout wiki. The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 29 November 1937 P 18. 1937-11-09.
