Pugilistic Linguistic Library (PDF)

[Danieltapia]

I missed this thread.

[pretty boy_]

Picked this up at Barnes & Noble a couple months back.




https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/mon...xon/1124232780

[a.rihn]

Recently on Twitter, a hashtag went around in response to people being at home, called #BoxingBookShelf. Lots of people from all over the world posted videos and photos of boxing books, looking especially to highlight lesser-known gems.

I went ahead and compiled the list in this document. The hashtag generated nearly 300 book titles, so there's plenty to dig in to!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...kqS1CY4T0/edit

There's space at the end of the document for you to add any titles that may have been missed. Enjoy!

[brian___]

There is a book called ring record book. Any chance of a download for that?

[movo1977]

I have some books in epub format. Can I leave a ********* download link to share them?

[Willie Pep 229]

If you have Ring Record Books I sure hope you can!

[YNG]

Does anyone have A Flame of Pure Fire: Jack Dempsey and the Roaring '20s by Roger Kahn?

[asweetscience]

The Ring Magazine July 1968

[Willie Pep 229]

The Ring Magazine July 1968

Great post - is there more ?

For all of Ring's supposed support for Ali why are they still calling him Clay as late as '68.

Boone Kirkman - now that's a blast from the past. I'm not sure but it feels like that guy was a perpetual contender who never got a title shot or even got a TV fight at that. But that name screams childhood times for me.

[asweetscience]

Great post - is there more ?

For all of Ring's supposed support for Ali why are they still calling him Clay as late as '68.

Boone Kirkman - now that's a blast from the past. I'm not sure but it feels like that guy was a perpetual contender who never got a title shot or even got a TV fight at that. But that name screams childhood times for me.

Thanks!

Lots more to come - Boxing Illustrated, KO, World Boxing etc.

The Ring April 1963