Posted in sports, Ringside Boxing Show, Dave Schwartz, Travis Hartman, Rizwaan Zahid, John J Raspanti, Max Garcia, Doug Fischer, Trainer, Ruben "Dracula" Villa on May 21st, 2017
Few people can talk boxing and boxing history with the authority of Doug Fischer (writer for The Ring magazine and RingTV.com) and Dave Schwartz (Southern California boxing aficionado since the 1950s), who joined us for an all-encompassing conversation on everything from how Golovkin compares to the all-time greats to a look back at the heyday of the Olympic Auditorium.
This lively and wide-reaching conversation is preceded by an interview with boxing trainer Max Garcia (whose blue-chip prospect, Ruben Villa IV, improved to 6-0 on Friday), and a breakdown of a sensational fight weekend by expert analysts Rizwaan Zahid and John J. Raspanti.
You'll learn plenty from this one, guaranteed.
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He's a Damon Runyon character come to life -- a world-class boxing trainer spawned from New York's golden era of the sport. Tommy Gallagher sparred regularly with Joey Giardello. He went to the track with Rocky Graziano. He knew the wiseguys -- and thinks they get a bum rap. And, by the way, he learned his trade at Stillman's Gym, alongside Angelo Dundee, Lou Duva, Ray Arcel, the Florio brothers, Charlie Goldman, Chickie Ferrara.
Gallagher never pulled a punch in the ring (he was 66-2 and won the New York Golden Gloves) and doesn't pull any in this interview. Wait till you hear him talk about Teddy Atlas.
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