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Jack Dempsey

Era - 1910s / 1920s - Boxing - Heavyweight

Other than Babe Ruth, perhaps there was no man who better exemplified the Golden Age of Sports than Jack Dempsey. In reality, he stood six feet and one inch, but in legend, he was an immeasurable giant, knocking opponents out with wild punching combinations and engaging in some of the most exciting fights of any era.

His demolition of Jess Willard is controvercial to this day due to the massive size difference, with Willard having close to half a foot on Dempsey, but the Manassa Mauler eradicated his opponent so completely that the press couldn't believe he did it without cheating. The fight against Luis Firpo was another mythic encounter, and inspired a famous George Bellows painting, immortalizing the moment where Dempsey was thrown out of the ring, only to return to win the fight. Dempsey found his match in Gene Tunney in the twilight years of his career, but even so, showed some of the brilliant punching power that won him fame and fortune.

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1. Blue shorts with red trim
2. White shorts
3. Black full body tights and blue shorts with hand wraps
4. Blue shorts with white entrance robe