Table of Contents
Editor's Letter: We're Back
By Mike DeLisa
Poem of the Month
By Tom Smario
The Cinderella Man
Compiled by Mike DeLisa
Stars and Stripes Down Under: A Century of American Boxers in New Zealand
By Orion Foote
Touching Gloves With Armando Muniz
By Dan Hanley
Boxing: Why We Love It
By Tom Donelson
Hap Navarro and the California Quartet [PDF]
By Don Cogswell
Thoughts on Sparring
By John Scully
Ranking the Heavyweights: From Louis to Lewis
By Frank Lotierzo
Boxing on the Big Screen
By Tom Donelson
Chris Grays: Conversations From the Undercard
By Ted Kluck
Tommy Burns: "He of the Terrible Right Hand"
By Tracy Callis
And Then There Were Three
By Jim Amato
Interview With Harry Arroyo
By Jim Amato
Hellinger on Griffo
By Mark Hellinger
The Last Story: A Personal Tribute to Dick Dunn
By Orion Foote
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I've been in the ring with the best of all men.
Some say the best of all time.
In boxing you're only as good as your last fight.
So you're only as good as your time.
In the ring with Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali,
is a memory I look on with pride.
I fought with my heart, but needed much more.
The bridesmaid, but never the bride.
I look at my past, great memories abound,
for I fought I bled and I cried. I gave my
all round after round and the World knows
I tried.
—Jerry Quarry
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