Features
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Barangay Dance Company and the Footwork of the Filipino Fighter: Where Rhythm Meets the Ring
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General Henry Ware Lawton’s Last Fight
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Four Pugilists—Champions of Eternity
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Recah Trinidad: A Legacy Beyond Headlines and Deadlines
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Aquiles Z. Zonio: A Man Of His Word, January 13, 1966 – August 9, 2021
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INKSIDE Track: A Quarantine Story Tattooed in Mactan
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Memories of Lapu-Lapu City: A Mactan travelogue in the age of Covid-19
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Protected: A Tribute to Solomon “Sol” Levinson
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The Filipino Sailors Who Boxed for More Than Old Glory
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The Civic’s Sacred Ring: Filipino Fighters and the Heart of San Francisco
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Guantanamera: A Cuban Song in a Tenderloin Alley
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William “Billy” Newman’s Gym: Where Champions Came Home
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For Love of the Fight Game: Remembering Joe Herman
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William J. “Paddy” Ryan: A War Hero, A Corner Man, and Maker of Champions
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James Julius “Moose” Taussig: A Good Man in A Hard Fight Game
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University of the Sweet Science at the Tenderloin: THE FILIPINOS (Part III of III)
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University of the Sweet Science at the Tenderloin: NEWMAN’S GYM (Part II of III)
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University of the Sweet Science at the Tenderloin: Taussig and Ryan Gym (Part I of III)
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Sampson Lewkowicz: Boxing’s Picasso
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Edwin Ensign Tait: Transcendent Promoter Of Philippine Boxing
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Stewart Alfred Tait: Master Showman and Architect of Philippine Boxing Glory
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William Eli Miller: The Bard who Illuminated Philippine Boxing in Print
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Edward Gallaher: The Marine Who Opened the Door for Filipino Fighters
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Francis Aglar Churchill: The Father of Philippine Boxing
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Oakland Municipal Auditorium: Sacred Hall Where Filipino Boxing World Champions Were Crowned
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Dreamland (Rink) Auditorium: Filipino Hands, American Dreams
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Joe Waterman and His Pioneering Influence on Philippine Boxing
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Protected: Made in San Francisco