Share your favorite boxing pictures.

[CubanGuyNYC]

That's a gorgeous picture, almost like a painting. Do you know if that's Willie Pep being hoisted in the air?

[goblin213]

That's a gorgeous picture, almost like a painting. Do you know if that's Willie Pep being hoisted in the air?

That's Carmen Basilio

[CubanGuyNYC]

That's Carmen Basilio

Awesome. Thanks. Do you happen to know who's on the canvass?

[goblin213]

Awesome. Thanks. Do you happen to know who's on the canvass?

Tony Demarco

[Bolo Punch]

That's a gorgeous picture, almost like a painting. Do you know if that's Willie Pep being hoisted in the air?

Yep, as goblin says, that's Carmen Basilio after knocking out Tony DeMarco in their second fight.

[CubanGuyNYC]

Tony Demarco

Yep, as goblin says, that's Carmen Basilio after knocking out Tony DeMarco in their second fight.

Thanks, guys! I've seen that picture before. It's really an incredible shot...visual poetry. It's great to know the info behind it. Green K to you both!

[Chrismart]

[CubanGuyNYC]

There's nothing like black and white photography. Martin Scorsese decided to shoot the film "Raging Bull" (1980) in that fashion partly because he believed that, for most adults, their memories of boxing were in black and white.

[Chrismart]

[Chrismart]

There's nothing like black and white photography. Martin Scorsese decided to shoot the film "Raging Bull" (1980) in that fashion partly because he believed that, for most adults, their memories of boxing were in black and white.

Totally agree mate :ANYWORD:
The older black and white Boxing photos are brilliant.