anybody has any information or a background about allentown joe gans?.

Yes..........

i had him confused with ''The Old Master'' Joe gans from the 1890's and 1900's.

i've tried google and nothing.

where did you hear of him

i heard of ''allentown'' joe gans here in the forums.

My book, "The Sundowners: The History of the Black Prizefighter Volume 2" has a chapter on Allentown Joe Gans. Very good fighter.

according to his record. he wasnt a good fighter.

i forget from where but back then alot of fighters used the 'falling step'

dempsey said gans' falling step could be heard 10 blocks down the street when his foot smacked the canvas, 'like a gunshot'

i forget from where but back then alot of fighters used the 'falling step'

dempsey said gans' falling step could be heard 10 blocks down the street when his foot smacked the canvas, 'like a gunshot'why they used that 'falling step' for?

the real joe gans is in my avataar.

to add lots of power to a straight shot. in jack dempsey's "Championship Fighting", in summary he gives a method that involves all the weight on your lead foot, then moving that foot forward very quickly with all the weight on it and delivering a punch in the process. the lead foot is supposed to slam down.