Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney were among the most revered and popular heavyweight champions in the history of boxing. Rising to prominence during the 1920s, they became known as the most significant fighters of a riproaring, wideopen decade in American life. Twice they met in the ring in hugely anticipated and closely watched encounters. One bout included the socalled "Long Count," perhaps the most memorable round in boxing history. Both mens fame endured in retirement and even today, nearly a century after their contests, their rivalry is among the bestremembered and most talkedabout in the history of the sport. This history of one of boxings most compelling rivalries is illustrated with photographs from the era, capturing the spirit of Americas most exhilarating decade.

Binding: Paperback;244 pages; Publisher: McFarland and Company, Inc.; Classification: WSTB; Weight: 494 g; Dimensions: 228 x 152 x 18

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