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Jack Johnson

Era - 1900s / 1910s - Boxing - Heavyweight

The first black heavyweight champion of the world, Jack Johnson was one of the great defensive boxers of his time. While other black fighters were mostly relegated to fighting each other for lesser pay, Johnson was able to arrange a fight with champion Tommy Burns, defeating him in Sydney, Australia and returned to the States with the World Championship in hand.

Such were the times that the establishment and a large segment of the public searched for a "great white hope" to dethrone Johnson. For six years, however, the Galveston Giant remained the champion of the world, defeating former champion James Jefferies, the undersized Stanley Ketchel among nine other opponents.

As with all my edits, full AI-Moveset-Parameters are set.

Attire:
1. Blue shorts with white belt and brown gloves
2. Black tights with white belt and brown gloves
3. Sharp dressed suit with bow tie
4. Blue entrance robe with blue shorts