Iconic Boxing Photos: Post them here!

[TitoFan]

[Master]

Benny Leonard, visits grave of another, Joe Gans. (c.1927)

[Spicoli]

Love this one. The caving stiff leg matches the chin

[Master]

Who is Carbajal beating?

[Spicoli]

Who is Carbajal beating?

Think it was Miguel Banda based on our current Presidents name all over the place . Carbajal just 6 months later batters Kittikasem for his first title in only his 14th fight. Would love to see him in mix today with fellow flys!

[Mark TKO]

Uncanny. I'd never seen this image before till last month and bought the tshirt below a couple of weeks ago

https://art-of-football.com/collecti...n-tee-or-sweat

[Master]

[smashup]

[Master]

Wow!!!!!!!

That was boxing at its peak.

[smashup]

Love that pic 😎

[Master]

That Dempsey fight was a mismatch as well.

[Dark Lord Al]

[Boxer4life]

[Master]

[Denilson3.0]

Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston 2



It freaks me out this photo.

For one you'd think such an iconic fight would be held in some massive place but no the second Ali Liston match was held in a hockey rink in Lewiston, Maine and two the way everyone is smartly dressed, seated, still and motionless. It almost looks like a theater crowd or japanese boxing crowd or some1 giving a speech at a political rally

I mean if you were to take out the ring you'd never guess that the ppl were watching boxing. I guess in the UK we are more used to major boxing fights having a football (soccer for my USA brothers) atmosphere but some guy set up a remote camera in a corner of the arena to capture the entire stadium during the fight.

Dr Bernard Hopkins



This isn't an iconic photo but I just think it's funny

Too Much Greatness

Ezzard Charles, Jake LaMotta, Ray Robinson, Ike Williams, Willie Pep & Manuel Ortiz



Ali Training

"Been chopping trees. I done something new for this fight. I done wrestled with an alligator. That's right. I have wrestled with an alligator. I done tussled with a whale"...........We all know the rest



"I can't sing and I can't dance, but I can lick any SOB in the house.' - Jack Dempsey

Years before becoming the World Heavyweight Champion, Jack Dempsey left the family home at the age of 16. Dempsey found himself homeless, hungry and poor. He'd visit saloons and challenge to fight anyone in the house and bets would be made, Dempsey would usually win.