Putting music to boxing is nothing new. A good example I came across recently was Steve Coleman, a respected jazz saxophonist who did a record in part by watching fights on mute, mapping fighters’ movements […]
My Wall Street friend and I drove up to Hartford from Westport in my green Town Car with the white landau roof. My neighbor called it a pimpmobile. A couple of hours later, we’d see […]
Ron Lyle’s biography, Off The Ropes: The Ron Lyle Story, is now available from Hamilcar Publications. This book is a revised edition, with a new foreword by Showtime boxing analyst and International Boxing Hall of Fame […]
Like jazz and hip-hop, boxing is an improvisational art form. Created on the spot and never reproduced in precisely the same way. It’s also urban. From the streets. So throw in a little soul. With […]
Update: Since this piece was written, I approached Carlos to contribute to this site and he now serves as its editor as well. We believe he’s one of the best boxing writers in the world, […]
My date said she could see Danny “Bhoy” O’Connor’s eyes roll back into his head when Gabriel Bracero knocked him cold forty-four seconds into round one. I was in the beer line inside the Lowell […]
Lee Wylie, contributor to the excellent Montreal-based blog “The Fight City,” gained exposure when Jim Lampley praised him during an HBO broadcast, citing his analysis of Chocalito Gonzalez’s footwork. Arguably the best of a group […]
Put a headdress and beads on Bundini and you’d have a witch doctor. And I don’t mean that in any negative sense. There’s good witch doctors, you know… — Chris Dundee Drew “Bundini” Brown is the […]
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