This is the reality, Canelo fans refuse to accept

Harry’s death

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Jack Johnson batters Jeffries with sneaky uppercuts on the inside.

"The toughest fight i've ever had was against Harry Greb; I had a very bad time that night, it was on the 22nd of May 1922. I had my nose broken in the first 10 seconds and both of my eyes opened in the 2nd and 3rd round. Ooh.... it was a pretty sorry affair". - Gene Tunney

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I was fucking joking

"The hell i feared no man, there was one man; he was even smaller than me, and i still wouldn't fight him because i knew he would flatten me. That man was Sam Langford" - Jack Dempsey

The great John L. Sullivan passed away 107 years ago on this day, at the age of 58.

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Turki going one step further. All we need is Roy Jones Jr to complete the team.

Rocky?! Fuck you doin?!

A rare photo of Sam Langford meeting Jeffries, Corbett and Sullivan before the ‘Fight of the Century’ between Jeffries and Johnson, 1910.

Is this guy one of those 90s bums that Chisora obliterates in 2?

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When bro tries telling me how Willard knocks out Usyk but I’m too geeked off the penjamin

“A boxer, like a plumber or carpenter, must learn the mechanics of his game. These mechanics must be taught, they are never a natural inheritance. The greatest barroom fighter who, I assume, can be termed a “natural fighter”, could not cope successfully with the poorest professional.” -Tunney

The circus continues

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That time Jeffries dabbled in French kickboxing.

Gentleman Jim Corbett made his first, and only, successful title defense when he KO’d Charlie Mitchell on this day in 1894.