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There are artists that live in the hearts of their fans. When an artist nears the end of their long and illustrious career, they find the time to sit down and reflect, telling intimate stories, recalling the moments that defined their careers and giving insight to those that hope to one day make their way […]
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Muhammad Ali, Ron Lyle, Joey Bishop, Al Martino, Chuck Wepner and Aaron Pryor All in One Book – Purchase Now
September 9th, 2014 
Geno Muhammad Ali, Angelo Dundee, George Foreman, Roy Jones, JR., Chuck Wepner, Paul Vaden & Joey Bishop All in One Amazing Book – Boxing Interviews Of A Lifetime
February 9th, 2014 Geno There are artists that live in the hearts of their fans. When an artist nears the end of their long and illustrious career, they find the time to sit down and reflect, telling intimate stories, recalling the moments that defined their careers and giving insight to those that hope to one day make their way […]
Singer and Songwriter Robbie Dupree Does More than Just “Steal Away” when he Talks About his Musical Career and his Love for the Sport of Boxing
September 22nd, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Over time I’ve observed that I have a special affinity for artists that hail from my hometown, New York. What attracts me is a certain down-to-earth realism that not only influences choice of subject matter, but also how it is expressed. I believe the operative word here is “soul”. […]
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No Comments »Former Adult Movie Actress Georgina Spelvin Stops By RSR to Talk About the Ground Breaking Film The Devil In Ms Jones and Her Fondness for the Sport of Boxing
July 29th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt “Georgina Spelvin is one of the finest women to ever have done Adult Movies. She is not only a fine actress, but one of the most lovely and wonderful people I have ever had the privilege to have met.” – Seka (Legendary Adult Movie Star) In 1974 an adult […]
Posted in INTERVIEWS BY "BAD" BRAD BERKWITT Tags: 1970s, Adult Movie Industry, book, boxing, Buddy Turman, Clint Eastwood, Dean Martin, Deep Throat, DR Sharon Mitchell, Frank Sinatra, George Gaynes, Georgina Spelvin, Gerard Damiano, Hank Henry, Harry Reems, Jersey Joe Walcott, Joe Louis, Joey Bishop, John Welsh, Justine Jones, Linda Lovelace, Million Dollar Baby, Muhummad Ali, Police Academy, Richard Pacheco, Sammy Davis JR., Seka, Shirley MacLaine, The Devil In Ms Jones, The Devil Made Me Do It 1 Comment »RSR Says Goodbye to 1970’s Heavyweight Contender Mac Foster
July 22nd, 2010 Bad Brad By Brian Wilbur The date was April 1st, 1972 and the site, Nihon Budokon in Tokyo, Japan. The challenge? Defeating the greatest Heavyweight Champion of all time. 29-year-old power-punching contender Mac Foster was up for the challenge. Though the Heavyweight Championship was not on the line for this battle, there was plenty at stake. Both […]
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: boxing, died, heavyweight, Jerry Quarry, Mac Foster, Muhummad Ali, tribute No Comments »WBC President DR. Jose Sulaiman Goes on the Record with RSR
June 29th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt “People, who know me, know that there has never been anyone who has been able to dictate my doings. If there is anyone in the world who could accuse me of anything that I intentionally did wrong, I ask them to step forward. My head is high and proud. […]
The Klitschko Brothers in the 1970s: Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Joe Frazier are Waiting…
June 8th, 2010 Bad Brad By Joe Wilson The chaotic events of the 60’s, including war and social change, seemed destined to continue in the 70’s. Major trends included a growing disillusionment of government, advances in civil rights, increased influence women’s movement, a heightened concern for the environment and expensive space exploration.
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: 1970s, boxing, George Foreman, Golden Era, Heavyweights, Joe Frazier, Muhummad Ali, Vitali Klitschko, Wladimir Klitchsko 2 Comments »Conspiracy Theory: Was The Rumble in the Jungle Fixed?
May 22nd, 2010 Bad Brad By Geno McGahee The night was October 30th, 1974, a historic date in the world of boxing, and perhaps, it is the most significant moment of all time in the sweet science. Perhaps the best place to start is March 22nd, 1967, when Ali Muhammad Ali would lose his WBA Heavyweight Title to the U.S. […]
From the Boxing Ring to Hollywood: Superman Star Jack O’Halloran Speaks to RSR About His Remarkable Life, Part I
April 13th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by Geno McGahee (Reposted for Archive purposes) “I was given a good talent and I never really took care of it.”—Jack O’Halloran Most people know Jack O’Halloran from his movie career. His portrayal of the mute super villain “Non” in Superman and Superman II may be his most memorable performance, but before he was […]
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: boxing, Cali, George Foreman, heavyweight, Jack O’Halloran, Ken Norton, Muhummad Ali, Organized Crime No Comments »RSR Has Some Good Times with Actress and Author Bern Nadette Stanis
April 13th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt (Reposted for Archive purposes) “To this day, I hear or receive emails from people who say they raised their kids on Good Times or I want my little girl to watch Thelma because I liked the way that she was. To hear that, truly is an honor.”–Bern Nadette Stanis […]
Legendary Adult Movie Star Seka Sits Down with RSR to Talk about Her Career and Love for the Sport of Boxing, Part II
April 11th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt (Reposted for Archive Purposes) “When Muhammad Ali beat Sonny Liston in 1964, it changed boxing in my opinion.”–Seka In Part I of our exclusive interview, Seka talked in-depth about her career in the Adult Movie Industry and the industry as it stands today. In Part II, she takes us […]
Posted in INTERVIEWS BY "BAD" BRAD BERKWITT Tags: Adult Movies, boxing, George Foreman, Muhummad Ali, Porno, Retirement Fund, Seka 1 Comment »RSR Says Goodbye to Arthur Mercante SR
April 10th, 2010 Bad Brad By Geno McGahee On March 8, 1971, the “Fight of the Century” would take place between the Heavyweight Champion “Smokin’” Joe Frazier and the returning ex-champ, Muhammad Ali. Ali was banned from the sport and stripped of the title when he refused induction into the military. In his absence, Frazier won the title and built […]
Posted in BOXING NEWS Tags: Arthur Mercante, boxing, Joe Frazier, Madison Square Garden, Muhummad Ali, SR. No Comments »Inside Shelley Berman: Grammy Award Winning Comedian and Actor Talks about His Career and the Sport of Boxing Part II
April 10th, 2010 Bad Brad Exclusive Interview by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt (Reposted for Archive Purposes) “I am flattered that you asked me about boxing because I am not an outsider when it comes to the sport. Sarah and I are really a couple of boxing nuts.”– Shelley Berman Yesterday, in Part I of RSR’s interview with Shelley Berman, we discussed […]
Dad, Me and Muhammad Ali
February 6th, 2010 Bad Brad Book Review by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt First time Author Felix Manuel Rodriquez brings the readers a very heartfelt story about his son and him meeting with “The Greatest” Muhammad Ali and along the way to this encounter, the journey is very delightful to read about. This book is a Father and Son story, not focusing […]
