A book about the first Asian flyweight world champ is about more than boxing. It’s also about resisting colonialism and fighting for independence.

Bernard James Remollino, an associate professor and author of “Pancho Villa: World Champion, 1923,” will talk about his book ...
Boxing Scene

One Ring Circus – A Boxing Book Review

Boxing fans have become used to the sight of women throwing leather in the ring. The sports chronicles though have still been largely kept by men. The exceptional Joyce Carol Oates offered On Boxing ...
Yardbarker

Boxing Book Review: ‘Arum and King: Six Decades of Boxing Gold’

Like I dare say most people in this business, Marty Corwin, the boxing TV producer who worked for two dons of industry, Don King and “The Bobfather” Bob Arum, for 43 years, didn’t mean to go into ...
Newsweek

First-Ever Boxing Book and Muhammad Ali Archive Headline Rare Auction

A remarkable boxing collection of 34 lots is up for auction, including pieces from Muhammad Ali's non-title fight with Rudi Lubbers in Indonesia in 1973, William Oxberry's Pancratia (1812) - the first ...
Yardbarker

Women’s Boxing Is Good Business—Malissa Smith’s New Book Explains Why

Let’s get this straight: Women’s boxing is not a trend. It’s not a footnote or a feel-good novelty. It’s a fight-for-every-inch sport that’s lost its mojo a bit over the past 18 months—and The Promise ...
Boxing Scene

Al Bernstein on His New Book and Boxing’s Future, Pt. 2

This week, one of boxing’s broadcasting legends, Al Bernstein, released a book titled 30 Years, 30 Undeniable Truths about Boxing, Sports, and TV. Here is BoxingScene.com’s second of a two-part ...