
The rise and fall of the Golden Gloves: Part II
Once the pride of New York, the Golden Gloves tournament would ultimately meet a sad end.

Once the pride of New York, the Golden Gloves tournament would ultimately meet a sad end.
Winning the New York Golden Gloves was the pinnacle for any amateur boxer in the tournament’s glory days, but those days could not last forever.
Donald Trump was briefly regarded as the sport’s most powerful man but he lost his way
Floyd Mayweather thinks so but Jack Hirsch explains why he can't agree
Deontay Wilder has some more time before his third fight with Tyson Fury.
Jack Hirsch looks at 10 major fights that were delayed
Jake Rodriguez didn’t know who Felix Trinidad was until ‘Tito’ hit him in the face nor was he expected to beat Charles Murray in 1994.
Roman Gonzalez turns back the clock to topple Kal Yafai, writes Jack Hirsch
Ryan Garcia delivers, with an almost perfect left hook, writes Jack Hirsch
Jack Hirsch examines the enduring trend for boxers to have nicknames and gives monickers to those who never had one
It has long been reported that Muhammad Ali ‘carried’ Ernie Terrell during their 1967 heavyweight showdown.
Jack Hirsch investigates the ‘long counts’ that occurred during Buster Douglas’ win over Mike Tyson this week in 1990 and Gene Tunney’s rematch victory against Jack Dempsey in 1927.
WBO middleweight champion Demetrius Andrade stops Luke Keeler inside nine rounds in defence of his title, but could have done more, writes Jack Hirsch
Jason Quigley continues his quest to fulfil his potential, writes Jack Hirsch
Jack Hirsch revealed the secrets of presenting awards to some of the greatest fighters in boxing history