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joe louis
In 1941 this heavyweight boxing champ successfully defended his title a record 7 times
Trivia about joe louis
This "Brown Bomber" successfully defended his heavyweight title for the 17th time on May 23, 1941
"The Brown Bomber"
In 1951 this "Brown Bomber" came out of retirement to fight Rocky Marciano, but lost by a KO in the 8th round
Between 1937 & 1942, he successfully defended his heavyweight title 21 times
He held the heavyweight title from 1937 to 1949, the longest reign
Though he was born near Lafayette, Alabama, the arena named after this boxer is in Detroit
Between 1937 & 1950, this American boxer fought in 27 heavyweight title fights, winning 26
A sculpture of this heavyweight's fist was donated to the city of Detroit by Sports Illustrated
This boxing hall of famer seen here "bombed" many an opponent
A Detroit arena named for this heavyweight boxing champ was the site of the 1980 GOP Nat'l Convention
An arena in Detroit carries the name of this legendary boxer also known as The Brown Bomber
"The Brown Bomber"
Between 1937 & 1942, he successfully defended his heavyweight title 21 times
(Alex reports from Detroit, MI.) As of 2009, there are 3 NHL arenas with no corporate sponsorship, Nassau Coliseum, Madison Square Garden & this Detroit one, named for a famous sports legend
Hope fans didn't arrive late; this "Brown Bomber" had 3 straight first-round knockouts in title fights
In 1937 he became the first African-Amer. heavyweight champ since Jack Johnson, with a K.O. of James J. Braddock
Raised in Detroit, he won the national Amateur Athletic Union light heavyweight boxing crown in 1934
He retired from boxing in 1949, but returned only to be KOed by Rocky Marciano in 1951
This heavyweight champ was referring to Billy Conn & their 1946 bout when he said, "He can run, but he can't hide"
(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.) June 19, 1946:This heavyweight had warned Billy Conn "He can run but he can't hide"; eighth round, ooh!ouch! thhh--the running ceases
He retired in 1949 after an 11-year reign as champ but came out of retirement in 1950, losing to Ezzard Charles