Dec

End of an era: an oral history of Showtime’s 37 years in boxing – part 1

To commemorate Showtime’s remarkable run in the sport, Ring Magazine presents a four-part oral history and retrospective featuring some of the key principals who helped shape the network’s coverage of boxing for nearly four decades.

15

Feb

1990’s Boxing Trivia from Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

The 1990s introduced Julio Cesar Chavez, Pernell Whitaker, Oscar De La Hoya, James Toney and Roy Jones Jr. as pound-for-pound...

15

Feb

1980’s Boxing Trivia from Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

How much do you really know about boxing’s history? Take this 1980’s boxing history challenge created by Ring Managing Editor Tom Gray to find out!

15

Feb

1970’s Boxing Trivia from Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

The 1970s saw the emergence of the superfight, with The Fight of the Century, The Rumble in the Jungle and...

15

Feb

1960’s Boxing Trivia from Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

Early in the 1960s, Sonny Liston took the heavyweight championship from Floyd Patterson and looked set for a very long...

15

Feb

1950’s Boxing Trivia from Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

During the 1950s, Rocky Marciano seized the heavyweight throne and was never vanquished, Sugar Ray Robinson won the middleweight championship...

15

Feb

1940’s Boxing Trivia by Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

Sugar Ray Robinson, takes the boxing world by storm, Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano produce a legendary middleweight trilogy, and...

15

Feb

1930’s Boxing Trivia by Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

Joe Louis, arguably the greatest heavyweight of all time, and Henry Armstrong, one of the finest pound-for-pound, had some excellent...

15

Feb

1920’s Boxing Trivia by Ring Magazine

by Ring TV

It was long before the television era, but the 1920s did produce some unforgettable battles within the original eight weight...

29

Jul

Dougie’s Monday mailbag

by Doug Fischer

STOPPING ONE-SIDED FIGHTS Hi Dougie, In today's mailbag you wrote: "Fights need to be stopped once they aren’t competitive." Surely under that rule...