Articles of 2005
As Far As Archives Are Concerned, Kaplan’s The Man
Hank Kaplan, a feature writer and columnist for The Sweet Science, is boxing’s foremost historian, having seen it all over the last 70 years. His archives are easily the most extensive in the world, numbering millions of documents. How did he accumulate it all? Charles Jay of Boxing Channel Radio discusses it with him, in this fascinating piece.
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: Surprise, Legacy, and Transition
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: Fights that Made November 10th Unforgettable
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: From St. Louis to Buenos Aires
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoResults and Recaps from Texas where Vergil Ortiz Demolished Erickson Lubin
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: A Date for Heavyweights, Shockwaves and Momentum
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoBoxing Odds and Ends: The Swedish Alliance and More Fight News
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Featured Articles4 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: Georges Carpentier Passes Away and the Night Wilfredo Gómez Lit Up San Juan
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Featured Articles2 weeks agoThis Day in Boxing History: Monzón’s Rise and Leonard’s Redemption



