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1930 – 12 year old and tallest man every Rober Wadlow -L- poses with future heavyweight king Primo Carnera, who stood 6t. 6 in.

Ingemar Johansson scores a first-round KO of number one heavyweight challenger Eddie Machen in 1958.

Former Heavyweight Champion Ken Norton with then heavyweight Champion Evander “The Real Deal” Holyfield.

Robert Duran (L) walking back to the neutral corner after dropping Davey Moore. (Photo by Alex Rinaldi)

Tyson Fury (L) knocking down Deontay Wilder in their second bout that Fury won to capture the WBC heavyweight title.

George Foreman (R) clocks heavyweight champion Michael Moorer (L) in their 1994 bout where Foreman captured the heavyweight title.

Roberto Duran (L) pummeling former welterweight champion Carlos Palomino (R) in their 1979 bout at Madison Square Garden.

In September 1994, promoter Bob Arum officially announced the highly anticipated title fight between undefeated fighters James Toney and Roy Jones Jr.[1] Toney came into the fight as the IBF super middleweight champion, having won the title on February 13, 1993, from Iran Barkley and having since successfully defended the title three times. Jones, the reigning IBF middleweight champion since defeating Bernard Hopkins on May 22, 1993, had defended the middleweight belt only once before vacating the title in order to move up to the super middleweight division and challenge Toney. The men were considered to be two of the top fighters in the sport.[2] Toney was ranked number two in the pound-for-pound rankings, while Jones was number three. (Photo by Alex Rinaldi)

Iran Barkley (L) scores a split decision win 12 over Tommy “Hitman” Hearns (R) on March 20, 1992 at Caesars Palace, Paradise, Nevada, U.S. to capture the WBA light heavyweight title. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

John Michael “Bam Bam,” Johnson (R) won the WBA bantamweight title by knocking out Junior Jones (L) in the 11th round on April 22, 1994 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI).

Roberto Duran (R) stabbing Pipino Cuevas (L) with a hard right in their 1983 bout where Duran wins by a thrilling KO.

Mike Tyson (R) landing a jarring right to the jaw of Trevor Berbick (L) on the way to stopping him in the second round and capturing his WBC Heavyweight Title at age 20 on November 22, 1986 at the Las Vegas Hilton.

Nigel Benn (L) squaring off against Iran Barkley (R) in a bout that saw the fouling Benn win by TKO when he should have been disqualified.

Michael Moorer (R) lands a right to the midsection of Axel Schulz (L) in their bout in Germany for the vacant IBF Heavyweight Title on June 22, 1996, which Moorer won by split decision.

Rocky Marciano pounding Don Cockell in their heavyweight championship bout on May 16, 1955 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.

Sugar Ray Robinson (L) connecting with a hard left hook to the jaw in their July 11, 1949 Welterweight Championship at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium where Robison retained his title via a 15th round decision.

8-2-1951-New York, NY- When Sugar Ray Robinson, who lost his title to British Randy Turpin, and Ezzard Charles, the two fighters met in New York.

Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano (R) pounding Challenger Roland La Starza (L) in their September 24, 1953 bout in which Rocky won by an 11th round TKO.

Rocky Marciano (R) and Archie Moore (L) after their September 21, 1955 bout where Rocky retained his Heavyweight Title by 9th round KO.

Sugar Ray Robinson (L) pummeling Champion Jake LaMotta (R) in their February 14, 1951 bout at Chicago Stadium, where Robinson won the title via a 13th round TK).

Tiger Flowers (L) and Mickey Walker (R) before their December 3, 1926 title fight at the Chicago Coliseum where Walker dethroned the Middleweight Champion Flowers to win the title.

This is what two boxers who just had a fight that lasted 110 rounds look like! Yes 110 rounds took seven hours and nineteen minutes (7 hrs. 19 min.) to complete. It took place on April 6, 1893, between Andy Browen and Jack Burke. The fight ended in No-Contest because at the call to begin round 111, the two exhausted boxers were unable to get up from the stool to resume the fight.

MIAMI BEACH, FL – FEBRUARY 25: Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) vs Sonny Liston at the Convention Center in Miami Beach, Florida, February 25, 1964. Cassius Clay won the World Heavyweight Title by RTD in round 6 of 15.(Photo by Stanley Weston / The Stanley Weston Archive LLC.)

Joe Choyski made his debut in November 1888 with a points win over George Bush. He went on to have a successful career and despite beating a number of highly rated opponents he never got a shot at the world title. His record was 57-14-6 with 39 knockouts.

Johnny Wilson (L) vs. Harry Greb (R) on April 24, 1925 at the Mechanics Building in Boston, MA. Greb won by decision.

Tiger Flowers poses with opponent Leo Lomski prior to their fight on January 22, 1927 at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles, CA.

Rocky Marciano (R) nailing Joe Louis (L) with a right to the stomach in their October 26, 1951 bout in Madison Square Garden. Rocky won by TKO in round 8.

Harry Greb (L) and Gene Tunney (R) pose for pictures before the start of their May 22, 1922 bout in New York’s madison Square garden , which saw Greb hand the fighting marine Gene Tunney his first professional loss.

Julian “The Hawk” Jackson (R) scoring with a hard right to the jaw of Agostino Cardamone (L) on his way to scoring a spectacular second round KO and capturing the vacant WBC Middleweight title at the Memorial Auditorium in Worcester, Massachusetts on May 17, 1995. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

On July 5, 1909 at the Mission Street Arena in Colma, California, middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel, from Grand Rapids, Michigan, defended his title against former middleweight champion Billy Papke, from Spring Valley, Illinois. It was the fourth fight between these two giants. Their first bout was in June 1908 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and went to Ketchel by decision. The rematch was three months later in Vernon, California. Papke stopped Ketchel in the 12th round of a scheduled 25-rounder. The rubber match was fought in Colma, California two months later. This time Ketchel KO’d Papke in 11. Going into their fourth fight, The Michigan Assassin was 41-2-4. Papke was 26-2-5. The fight was scheduled for 20 rounds.

Stanley Ketchel (L) defended his middleweight title against former middleweight champion Billy Papke (R).

Joseph Louis Barrow, known professionally as Joe Louis, was an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951. He reigned as the world heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949, and is considered to be one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time.

Larry Holmes congratulating Roberto Duran after his win over Carlos Palominio in Madison Square Garden in June 1979. (CLICK PHOTO TO SEE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FIGHT).

FOUR FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONS – TOMMY BURNS, JAMES CORBETT, JAMES JEFFRIES, AND JOHN l. SULLIVAN

Jermain Taylor competed from 2001 to 2014. He remains the most recent undisputed middleweight champion, having won the WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO titles.

Carmen Basilio fighting Sugar Ray Robinson in their second bout in 1958, which Robinson won by decision.

June 7, 2003; Atlantic City, NJ; Arturo Gatti (white trunks) and Mickey Ward (white/red trunks) trade punches during their second fight at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ.

Canada’s Tommy Burns defended his world heavyweight crown against Australia’s Bill Squires, at the Mission Street Arena.

Rocky Marciano (L) and Ezzard Charles (R) squaring off in their first fight that Macriano won by decision to retain his heavyweight laurels.

Bob Foster looking over a fallen Mike Quarry after knocking him out in his bid for Foster’s light heavyweight title.

Billy Conn with Owen Vincent Madden, known as Owney Madden and nicknamed “The Killer”, was a leading underworld figure in Manhattan, most notable for his involvement in organized crime during Prohibition. He also ran the famous Cotton Club and was a leading boxing promoter in the 1930.
Michael Spinks (L) stabs Dwight Muhammad Qawi (R) with a hard left in their light heavyweight unification bout on March 18, 1983 at the Atlantic City Convention Hall. (Photo by John Rinaldi)
Aaron Pryor (L) and Alexis Arguello (R) square off in their memorable November 12, 1982 WBA junior welterweight championship bout in the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. (Photo by John Rinaldi)
Aaron Pryor in his prime in 1982. It is Hawk Time.
MIAMI – NOVEMBER 12,1982: Aaron Pryor (R) throws a punch against Alexis Arguello during the fight at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. Aaron Pryor won the WBA World light welterweight title by a TKO 14.
Joe Frazier (L) and Muhammad Ali (R) in their fight.

Michael Moorer and his trainer Teddy Atlas after Moorer lost his heavyweight title to George Foreman at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in 1994. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

George Foreman at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in 1994 after knocking out Michael Moorer to capture the world heavyweight championship (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Hector Acero Sanchez (L) defending his WBC super bantamweight title against Barrington Francis on October 28, 1994 at the Fernwood Resort in Bushkill, PA (PHOTOS BY ALEX RINALDI)

Junior “Poison” Jones (L) defending his WBA World Banatamweight title against John Michael Johnson on April 22, 1994, which Johnson won by TKO 11. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

John Michael Johnson knocks down Junior “Poison” Jones en rout to capturing the WBA World Banatamweight title on April 22, 1994. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roy Jones Jr. (R) connecting with a jab to James Toney’s jaw in their November 18, 1994 bout in Las Vegas for the IBF super middleweight title(PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roy Jones Jr. (L) and Vinny Pazienza (R) square off in their June 24, 1995 bout in Atlantic city for the IBF super middleweight title(PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Michael Moorer (R) landing a hard right to Evander Holyfield’s jaw en route to winning a majory decision and capturing the WBA and IBF heavyweight titles on April 22, 1995 in Las Vegas.

Sugar Ray Leonard, Jose Torres, and Don King at the International Boxing Hall of Fame. PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI

Willie Pep (L) Defeated Chalky Wright (R) by a 15-round unanimous decision at the age of 20 to win the NYSAC World Featherweight Championship on November 20, 1942.

August 10, 1937 – Pompton Lakes, New Jersey. Without danger of winding up with a manslaughter charge against him, Heavyweight Champion of the World Joe Louis lets go at the heavy bag which absorbs punishment like a blotter does ink. Joe is preparing for his bout in Yankee Stadium against the Challenger and British Champion Tommy Farr in the first defense of the title he won from James J. Braddock on June 22, 1937. In the Farr fight Louis was a 5-1 betting favorite. The total attendance was 36,903. Gross receipts were $265,753.11, and the net was $222,463.80. Movie and radio rights were $60,000. Louis made $112,987.52, and Farr received $60,000. There were no knockdowns in the fight. The Associated Press reported: “On the official score cards, referee Donovan gave Louis a 13 to 2 margin in rounds won. Of the two judges, Kid McPartland gave Louis 10 and Farr 5, while Charley Lynch scored eight for Louis, four for Farr and three even.” The AP had Louis winning 8-5-2.

June 12, 1940. Carmel, New York. Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey (L) and Chilean Challenger Arturo Godoy (R) who is set to meet heavyweight Champion Joe Louis in a return match at Yankee Stadium on June 20, 1940, spar at the Training Camp in Carmel, New York. In the first bout at Madison Square Garden, Louis won by split decision. Joe declared afterwards: “This was the worst fight I ever had.” Godoy, as expected, disagreed with the decison and said, “Of course, I think I win. Certainly, I should get no worse than draw.” In the return match Louis was a 5-1 betting favorite. Godoy’s face was so badly battered that the Associated Press reported that his face looked like “barbecued beef.” Godoy was floored late in the seventh round. He got up right before the bell rang to end the round. Louis dropped Godoy twice in the eighth round. After the second knockdown, the referee stopped the fight without a count. Godoy tried to go after Louis when he got up, but he was restrained. Later, when he had calmed down, Godoy shook Louis’ hand and congratulated him.”That’s the worst beating I ever gave a man,” Louis said after the fight. meanwhile, Dempsey, donning gloves publicly for the first time in seven years sparred two one-minute rounds with Godoy. Jack is training for his fight with Cowboy Luttrell in Atlantic, Georgia in July. The fight was booked for the night of July 1 at Atlanta’s Poncede Leon Park. When Dempsey returned to Atlanta a few days before the match, thousands greeted him at Terminal Station. There followed a boisterous, police-escorted parade through town. On fight night a crowd of 12,000 showed up at the stadium. People cheered as the 205-pound Dempsey who made his way to the ring. But the man who had drawn the first million-dollar gate, in 1921, and had packed Sesquicentennial Stadium in Philadelphia with 120,757 fans for his first bout with Gene Tunney, in 1926, now found that his corner stool was an empty beer crate. The bout was as quick as it was brutal. Dempsey, his foot and hand speed gone, nonetheless pounded the clumsy 226-pound Luttrell to the canvas four times, battering his face into a bloody mask. Early in the second round, Dempsey caught Luttrell flush on the jaw with a left hook, knocking him head over heels through the ropes and into the first row, where he struck his head on a camera case and lost consciousness. The crowd roared. Dempsey, gasping for breath, was exhilarated; he had earned only $4,000, but he had the old feeling. As for Luttrell, he woke up in the hospital an hour later, $800 richer.

Former middleweight champion Rocky Graziano looks on as future heavyweight champion rocky Marciano works out on the speed bag in 1950.

Joseph and John Rinaldi with Heavyweight Champion Riddick Bowe at his training camp in the Poconos in 1992.

Former heavyweight champion Max Baer (L) giving advise to his son and namesake Max Baer Jr. (R) who would someday rise to fame as Jethro in the Beverly HillBillies

Jack Dempsey (R) and Max Schmeling (L) in charity boxing bout in 1933 while Max Schmeling was training for upcoming bout with Max Baer at Yankee Satadium. “Ex-Champs Fight! Lake Swannanoa, NJ – Here is a match the world would pay to see! Max Schmeling and Jack Dempsey box for charity in exhibition bout.” In video Schmeling says, “Dempsey is great.” Dempsey says, he’s glad it was only one round. Dempsey says he still loves boxing . (CLICK PHOTO TO SEE HISTORIC VIDEO OF THE EVENT)

Top-rated heavyweight contender Ingemar Johansson destroys Floyd Patterson to capture the heavyweight title on June 26, 1959 at New York’s Yankee Stadium. Patterson, 182, was the 5-1 betting favorite to beat the #1 contender Johansson, 196. The fight was broadcast live on ABC radio and available in 170 locations in 135 cities on closed-circuit television through movie theaters and drive-in theaters. Prices for the fight at Yankee Stadium ranged from ringside at $100 to the upper bleachers at $5. Johansson was guaranteed $100,000, while the heavyweight champion Patterson was guaranteed $300,000. A crowd of 21,961 turned out that produced a live gate of $470,712.25. (CLICK PHOTO TO SEE VIDEO OF THE EVENT)

Manny Pacquiao (R) landing a hard right to Miguel Cotto en route to capturing the WBO welterweight title on November 14, 2009.

Roberto Duran heading back to his corner after knocking down Davey Moore (R) in Madison Square garden in 1983. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roberto Duran (L) vs. knocking Davey Moore (R) down in Madison Square garden in 1983. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roberto Duran training for the first Sugar Ray Leonard fight in 1980. Trainer Freddie Brown is looking on.

Roberto Duran (L) attacking former welterweight champion Carlos Palomino (R) on June 22, 1979, in Madison Square Garden. Duran won by unanimous decision.

Carlos Palomino (R) wearing the new WBC welterweight title belt after defeating champion John H. Stracey (L) by a 12th-round TKO to win the WBC and Lineal World Welterweight Championship on June 22, 1976.

22 Jan 1973, Kingston, Jamaica — Joe Frazier topples backwards during the second round of his title fight with George Foreman on January 22nd. Foreman won the fight in the second round after a series of knockdowns to take the heavyweight title away from the previously undefeated world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier.

Three of the greatest heavyweight champions of all time : Joe Frazier, George Foreman and Muhammad Ali.

Roberto Duran beats Sean Fitzgerald on August 17, 1993 at Casino Magic Arena in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI) (CLICK ON PHOTO TO SEE A VIDEO OF THE FIGHT THAT SHOWS THE BOXING TWINS JUMP IN THE RING WITH ROBERTO DURAN)

INGLEWOOD, CA – APRIL 23: Gennady Golovkin of Kazakhstan knocks down Dominc Wade for the second time on way to a second round TKO during his unified middleweight title fight at The Forum on April 23, 2016 in Inglewood, California.

Roberto Duran in 1983 training for his bout with Davy Moore for the WBA jr. middleweight title. PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI

Michael Carbajal knocking out Humberto Gonzalez on March 13, 1993 to unify IBF and WBC World Light Flyweight Titles at the Hilton Hotel, in Las Vegas.

Ricardo Lopez knocks down challenger Zolani Petelo en route to Lopez retaining his IBF Light Flyweight Title on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Ricardo Lopez (R) banging away at challenger Zolani Petelo (L) in defense of his IBF Light Flyweight Title on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Ricardo Lopez (R) squaring off against challenger Zolani Petelo (L) in defense of his IBF Light Flyweight Title on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Ricardo Lopez still the IBF Light Flyweight Champion after winning his bout on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden. Lopez retired after the bout with an unbelievable record of 51-0-1! (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Former IBF Super Flyweight Champion Danny Romero (L) stabs former WBO World bantamweight champion Ratanachai Sor Vorapin (R) with a hard left in their bout on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden,. Lopez retired after the bout with an unbelievable record of 51-0-1! (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Former WBO World bantamweight champion Ratanachai Sor Vorapin is the winner by majority decision over Danny Romero on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Former IBF Super Flyweight Champion Danny Romero (L) and former WBO World bantamweight champion Ratanachai Sor Vorapin (R) exchange blows in their bout on September 29, 2001, in New York’s Madison Square Garden. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Evander Holyfield about to land a left hook to Ray Mercer on May 20, 1995 in Atlantic City, NJ (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Evander Holyfield (R) landing a left jab to Ray Mercer on May 20, 1995 in Atlantic City, NJ (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Evander Holyfield cracking a hard right at Ray Mercer on May 20, 1995 in Atlantic City, NJ (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Evander Holyfield knocking down Ray Mercer on May 20, 1995 in Atlantic City, NJ (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson preparing to knock out Agostino Cardamone to capture WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson (L) going after Agostino Cardamone for vacant WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson vs. Agostino Cardamone for WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson the new WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson gunning down Agostino Cardamone to capture WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson capturing WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Julian “The Hawk”Jackson pounding Agostino Cardamone en route to a TKO victory to capture WBC Middleweight Title on March 17, 1995 at Municipal Stadium in Worcester, MA. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBA Cruiserweight Champion Orlin “The Juice” Norris vs. #1 Contender Adolpho Washington successfully defending his title on March 17, 1995 at the Municipal Auditorium in Worcester, MA (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBA Cruiserweight Champion Orlin “The Juice” Norris slugs away at Contender Adolpho Washington as he successfully defends his title on March 17, 1995 at the Municipal Auditorium in Worcester, MA (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBA Cruiserweight Champion Orlin “The Juice” Norris in his corner between rounds on March 17, 1995 at the Municipal Auditorium in Worcester, MA (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBA Cruiserweight Champion Orlin “The Juice” Norris feeling out #1 Contender Adolpho Washington as he successfully defends his title on March 17, 1995 at the Municipal Auditorium in Worcester, MA (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBA Cruiserweight Champion Orlin “The Juice” Norris (R) looking for an opening against #1 Contender Adolpho Washington on March 17, 1995 at the Municipal Auditorium in Worcester, MA (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roy Jones Jr. (R) battling Vinny Pazienza (L) on June 24, 1995 for the IBF super middleweight title, which Jones retained via 6th round TKO. PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI

IBF super Middleweight Champion James “Lights Out” Toney training at the Fernwood Resort in Bushkill, Pennsylvania for his April 17, 1993 against Ricky Thomas where Toney scored a TKO 10. A young Ron John rinaldi and Toney’s manager Jackie Kallen are in the background. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Vernon Forrest decisions Raul Frank for IBF welterweight title on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Vernon Forrest the new IBF welterweight champion with promoter Don King on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Vernon Forrest lands a hard left to Raul Frank on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)_

Chris Byrd defeats Maurice Harris on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Chris Byrd squares off against Maurice Harris on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)_

Chris Byrd (R) blocks a punch from Maurice Harris on May 12, 2001 at Madison Square Garden. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)_

Lennox Lewis (R) nails Evander Holyfield in their first fight for the Undisputed Heavyweight Championship of the World on March 13, 1999 in Madison Square Garden, which ended in a draw. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ray Mercer for the WBO heavyweight title on June 29, 2002 in Atlantic City, NJ. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Hasim Rahman (L) vs. Evander Holyfield (R) at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on June 1, 2001. (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Above and below photos of Lennox Lewis successfully defending his WBC heavyweight title against former WBO heavyweight champion Tommy “The Duke” Morrison on October 7, 1995 in Atlantic city, NJ. Lewis won by TKO 6. (PHOTOS BY ALEX RINALDI)

Two-Ton Tony Galento knocking down Heavyweight champion Joel Louis. Louis knocked Galento out later in the bout.

May 2, 1936. Former Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling unpacking his boxing gear after arriving at his training camp at the Napanoch Country Club in Napanoch, New York to begin training and preparation for his upcoming June bout at Yankee Stadium against unbeaten Joe Louis.

Welterweight champion Felix “Tito” Trinidad working out at Boxing hall of Fame* (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

May 13, 1933. Heavyweight Contender, Max Baer (second from left) is at his training camp in Atlantic City, NJ, training for his upcoming bout with former Champion Max Schmeling scheduled for June 9 at Yankee Statdium. To Baer’s left is Rudy Jacklich and to his right is Lillian George and Baer’s trainer Mike Cantwell.

WBA Welterweight Champion Aaron Davis (L) and Meldrick Taylor (R) before their championship bout on January 19, 1991, which Taylor won by decision

Kostya Tszyu TKO 8 over Ahmed Santos in 2000 at the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut to retain WBC super lightweight title * (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Michael Moorer (R) knocking out Bert Cooper (L) in exciting slugfest in 1992 in Atlantic City, NJ * (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Felix Trinidad drops William Joppy in their Middleweight Unification bout in Madsion Square Garden* (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Alex Rinaldi and Heavyweight Contender Gerry Cooney before his bout with Michael Spinks (PHOTO BY JOHN RINALDI)

IBF World Featherweight Champion Tom “Boom Boom” Johnson in 1994 with trainer Eddie Mustafa Muhammad

10/01/75 Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier III – Araheta Coliseum, Quezon City, Manila Phillippines. Ali lands a right hand to the head of Joe Frazier during the third of their three bouts. Ali won on a 15 round KO.

Former Heavyweight Champion James J. Braddock with Heavyweight Challenger Rocky Marciano in training at Greenwood Lake.

Bernard Hppkins (L) vs. Felix Trinidad at Madison Square Garden for the undisputed Middleweight Title.* (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

WBC Middleweight Champion Julian “The Hawk” Jackson defending his title against Agostino Cardamone at the Memorial Auditorium in Worcester, Massachusetts where he stopped him in 2.*

USA Boxings News publisher John Rinaldi with Featherweight Champion Eusebio Pedroza in 1982 at the Pryor-Arguello fight *

International Boxing Hall of Fame schedule featuring the popular attraction known as The USA Boxing News Jeopardy Game *

Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano in training in Geenwood Lake for his 1951 bout with Joe Louis. The fight would be in front of a sold-out crowd of 17,241 at Madison Square Garden.

World Heavyweight champion Riddick “Big Daddy” Bowe training in the Poconos for his upcoming February 6, 1993 bout with Former Champion Michael “Dynamite” Dokes *

Felix Trinidad defeats Pernell Whitaker in Welterweight unification in Madison Square Garden in 1999 *

Roy Jones Jr. (L) vs. Lou Del Valle in Madison Square Garden Theater in 1998 for the WBA and WBC Light Heavyweight tiles. Jones won via KO4.* (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Michael Moorer pounds away at Bert Cooper during their exciting heavyweight brawl in Atlantic City in 1992 *

WBC heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis (L) scores a TKO 3 over Tyrell Biggs in Atlanta, Georgia in 1991*

Alex Rinaldi, Gerard Rinaldi, Roberto Duran, and John Rinaldi at Larry Holmes Gym in Easton, Pennsylvania in 1982 *

World Heavyweight Champion Evander “The Real Deal” Holyfield with trainer Lou Duva and ring announcer Michael Buffer. *(PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Mike Tyson (L) vs. Danny Williams on July 30, 2004 in Louisville, Kentucky. Williams won by KO *(PHOTO BY JOHN RINALDI)

Roberto Duaran (L) vs. Tony Biglen on September 30, 1992 at the memorial Auditorium in Buffalo, NY * (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Roy Jones Jr. (L) Vs. Lou Del Valle in Madison Square Garden Theater in 1998 for the WBA and WBC Light Heavyweight tiles. Jones won via KO4.* (PHOTO BY ALEX RINALDI)

Larry Holmes at Press Conference for his Heavyweight Championship Bout with Champion Evander Holyfield*

World Heavyweight Champion Lennox Lewis getting his hands wrapped by Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward*

Junior “Poison” Jones the former WBA Bantamweight Champion and WBO Super Bantamweight Champion in training

Evander Holyfield and Larry Holmes at press conference for their 1992 heavyweight Championship fight*

Former Heavyweight Champion Greg Page vs. Marion Wilson in 1998*

Jess Willard knocking out Jack Johnson in 1915 in Havana, Cuba

Former Two-Time Boxing Champion Bobby Czyz clowning around with “The Boxing Twins” John and Alex Rinaldi at their Hall of Fame Induction

Former Light Heavyweight champion Joey Maxim with USA Boxing News Editor and Publisher John Rinaldi*

Vinny Pazienza and Roberto Duran pounding away at each other at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas in 1994*

Sugar Ray Leonard on his way to scoring a TKO against Donny Lalonde to capture the WBC World Light Heavyweight and Super Middleweight titles in 1988.

Wladimir Klitschko outpointing Bryant Jennings in 2015 at Madison Square Garden (Above and Below Photos) *

Yuri Foreman and Miguel Cotto battle in Yankee Stadium in 2010. Cotto wins by TKO (Photographs above and below) *

Henry Hascup, Alex Rinaldi, former two-time Champion Bobby Czyz, John Rinaldi , and Larry Hazzard at NJ Boxing Hall of Fame Inductions in 2014