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By Danny Allen Last year crooner and all around nice guy Andy Williams announced he was battling Bladder Cancer which at 83 years old, is no easy feat. Years back, I had my own fight with Cancer and it was a tough uphill battle that gladly I can report, I beat. So I know exactly […]
Posts Tagged ‘look back’
A Personal Reflection on Joe Frazier
November 9th, 2011 
Bad Brad By Donald C. Stewart “Ali always said I’d be nothing without him but who would he have been without me?” I am a huge Muhammad Ali fan. There are two reasons why. Firstly in the UK we were fed this great man as if he was to be supped at his feet and adored before […]
RSR Looks Back at Former Heavyweight Contender Alex Garcia
August 23rd, 2010 Bad Brad By Geno McGahee The 1990s was a good time for heavyweights. The division was jam-packed with interesting characters and talented fighters with various mediums of exposure. USA’s Tuesday Night Fights and ESPN’s Friday Night Fights would broadcast the bouts of many of these contenders, which included future champions like Bruce Seldon, Riddick Bowe, Lennox Lewis, […]
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Tags: Alex Garcia, boxing, Diggstown, heavyweight, James Woods, look back, Lou Gossett 
No Comments »RSR Looks Back at Everett “Bigfoot” Martin
August 4th, 2010 Bad Brad By Geno McGahee In the late 1980s and early 1990s, there were many Bigfoot sightings. This wasn’t the hairy beast that was reportedly living in the woods and harassing campers, this was heavyweight journeyman, Everett “Bigfoot” Martin. Martin, began his career with a record of 13-1, 7 KO’s, and would end his career with a […]
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: boxing, Everett “Bigfoot” Martin, George Foreman, Heavweight, look back No Comments »RSR Looks Back at Matthew Saad Muhammad
May 29th, 2010 Geno By Mike “Rubber Warrior” Plunkett In a pursuit that is filled with tales of desperate men who rose from humble and often troubled beginnings to become world champions few can rival the history of Matthew Saad Muhammad. Born Maxwell Antonio Loach just outside of Philadelphia, Saad Muhammad was orphaned as a very young child. He […]
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: boxing, classic, look back, matthew saad muhammad, old school, Plunkett, RSR No Comments »RSR Looks Back at Joe Gans
March 22nd, 2009 Bad Brad By Geoff “The Professor” Poundes Such was the force of Jack Johnson’s impact upon the world of boxing, that one could be forgiven for thinking that he was its foremost black pioneer, who cleared the path for others to follow behind him. Of course Johnson, who won the World’s Heavyweight Championship in 1908, was […]
