Comments Thread For: Hall of Fame Promoter Jackie Kallen on Modern Boxing

[MulaKO]

Rockin', ya know...... That guy on Boxing Scene.

I'm not sure of the doc that you are speaking of.

If you could find it, I would love to see it................Rockin'

Was right before the movie came out
If it comes back to me I’ll hit you up

[Rockin']

Was right before the movie came out
If it comes back to me I’ll hit you up

I would like that, thanks.............Rockin'

[MulaKO]

I would like that, thanks.............Rockin'

You British

[jaded]

Wow that’s pretty cool
So maybe you can remind me of the doc I’m talking about
Maybe ten , fifteen years ago I would say

Not a real doctor, but a guy who went by the name Doc. The one who was at Galaxy was kind of short, had glasses I believe, a black guy. A little on the heavy side? This was over 30 years ago doe...................Rockin'

I’m talking about the documentary
And if you don’t mind me asking who exactly is Rockin’
I know I know , curiosity killed the cat lol

ROFLMFAO

[Rockin']

You British

I'm American.............Rockin'

[MulaKO]

I'm American.............Rockin'

Ok so were you her first champion

[Rockin']

Ok so were you her first champion

No I was not.

I was with her at her first gym doe, before she opened Galaxy.

I had a picture of us together, in the ring, after my first pro bout doe.

The photo used to be my avatar............Rockin'

[Misia]

Jackie is correct in what she says, I remember reading the reference being made to James honey's manager back in the in the day, in Ring/Ko and local Boxing News publication I was avid follower of the sport especially the American fighters from 80//90s

[lred00]

Against the Ropes is a 2004 American sports drama film directed by Charles S. Dutton (in his feature film directorial debut) and starring Meg Ryan and Omar Epps. The story is a fictionalized account of boxing manager Jackie Kallen, the first woman to achieve success in the sport.

[The D3vil]

She told no lies.

The sport of boxing is in shambles.

Thank God AJ handled business on Saturday or boxing's reputation would be even more in tatters.