Posts from the podcast – Ringside With Reading: Boxing History From Yesteryear.
In this segment ladies and gentlemen, I am going to discuss “The Undefeated” throughout Boxing History. These boxers never LOST a fight. We use the definition of undefeated as never defeated or having lost an athletic contest. Now, the record on the surface can be somewhat deceiving. The competition, the era, and when you faced … Read more
In this, I am going to discuss famous draws that have occurred in the history of boxing. A draw is defined as a contest that ends in a stalemate (or a tie). It does not have a winner or a loser, and for the most part, the outcomes are very controversial. I will discuss 7 … Read more
In this segment Ladies and Gentlemen, I am going to discuss upsets throughout Boxing History, ending the episode with perhaps the greatest upset of all time. I define an upset as an unlikely ending to a contest that one would think was a sure thing but had an unexpected winner for a long shot victor … Read more
Throughout the history of the sport, and athletics, the Heavyweight Champion of The World (and title) is the most prestigious prize, and the champion is feared and respected. In this segment, I am going to be discussing the 10 greatest Heavyweights of all time. I am going to speak of the men who made the … Read more
In this segment, I am going to focus on Boxer vs Wrestler matches that have taken place over the years and talk about if they have worked, or if they were a failure. The two types of matches are “pre-determined endings” and shoots, which were considered legitimate contests. The first match took place on December … Read more
