Across fifty-nine tumultuous years, Mike Tyson has been at different times a son, brother, juvenile delinquent, petty criminal, amateur boxer, youngest heavyweight champion, convicted rapist, husband,...
For Bobby Cassidy Jr., boxing is in his blood. Literally and figuratively. Cassidy’s father was a well-respected New York boxer who was a contender in the...
During the last decade covering boxing, Sean Nam has tackled, without fear or favor, many interesting and thought-provoking subjects. Nam’s feature on Ukrainian ringmaster Vasiliy Lomachenko, which...
Gary Smith is this generation’s most decorated and distinctive magazine writer after winning an unprecedented four National Magazine Awards for non-fiction and being a finalist for...
Nigel Collins had his first byline boxing story appear more than five decades ago and is still going strong. There have been many changes since that...
It seems all along that Norm Frauenheim was destined to become a boxing writer. Two critical elements were at play that led the 75-year-old scribe to...
Rejected by every college and university he applied to except one, Gay Talese is one of the most celebrated and decorated American writers over the last...
The heavyweight division, it has been said, is the engine that drives the sport of boxing. By this measure, Saturday’s match in Saudi Arabia between Tyson...
Don Stradley’s path to becoming a writer wasn’t typical, but it didn’t stop him from penning several well-received books, mostly on boxing, and authoring lively and...
A masterful storyteller, Lance Pugmire spent nearly two decades covering sports for the Los Angeles Times. He is the most-recent recipient of the prestigious Nat Fleischer...