Tag Archives: Muhammad Ali

By Scoop Malinowski American television and radio sports announcer best known for his boxing broadcasts. The International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee was distinguished by his fast-paced, enthusiastic delivery, precise attention to detail and diligent preparation.  Boxing experts estimate Dunphy announced the “blow-by-blow” action for over 2,000 prizefights, including historic ...

By Scoop Malinowski Boxing has fallen so far in culture popularity and has a negative stigma after Mayweather’s disgraceful era and Canelo’s is also lousy because he’s basically a protected WWF pretender who runs from threats and challengers who are not “polite.” The public doesn’t trust boxing or respect it ...

  LeRoy Neiman: Portrait Of The Artist By Scoop Malinowski For Immediate ReleaseTeaneck, NJ —– Author/Journalist Mark ‘Scoop’ Malinowski announces the publication of  LeRoy Neiman: Portrait Of The Artist ($9.99, 122-pages). LeRoy Neiman was a man of talent and vision. He saw things in a way that most people would never ...

  By Scoop Malinowski Status:  Boxing author, podcast creator, and trainer/coach. First memory of boxing:  Sparring with my Dad in the living room when I was five years old. For some reason, I put a paper-clip on my glove and cut his eye! Childhood dreams:  To be an all time great ...

    76 year old Gene Tunney talks about Ali, Foreman, Greb, Dempsey, Corbett, boxing evolution, and more in 1974 interview “Gene Tunney, who has been the quiet man of boxing ever since he retired as world heavyweight champion in 1928, opened up on Muhammad Ali yesterday when someone asked ...

  By Scoop Malinowski Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxing champion of all time, was photographed attending a pro Palestine rally in Chicago in 1988 and expressed support of Palestine many times to the media. See link here Also, in Frank Deford’s book ‘Over Time: My Life as a Sportswriter’, the ...

By Scoop Malinowski Canelo Alvarez embarrassed the sport of boxing by using the most ridiculous duck excuses to hide from David Benavidez – again. “He gave the opportunity to Jaime Munguia, who hasn’t done nothing. The excuse Canelo gave was, ‘Oh because he’s been really respectful.’ Like bro, get the ...

By Scoop Malinowski In the 1980s on live television Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson actually argued face to face about who was the greater world heavyweight champion. The verbal clash happened on the Arsenio Hall Show, with a silent and respectful Sugar Ray Leonard seated on a couch between the ...

By Scoop Malinowski Is it physically, emotionally, scientifically possible that “the greatest” fighter in boxing history could actually weep and cry? According to soccer legend Pele’s biography, yes. In the book “Pele: His Life And Times” by Harry Harris, page 156 mentions the first time Muhammad Ali met Pele, which ...