Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame looking for a home
Although boxing isn't as prevalent in the resort as it was during its 1990s heyday, the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame has been working on finding a physical home.
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Although boxing isn't as prevalent in the resort as it was during its 1990s heyday, the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame has been working on finding a physical home.
The boxing fraternity of The Bahamas, and sports enthusiasts in general, turned out in significant numbers on Friday, paying their final respects to a man many consider to be one of the top two greatest boxers in Bahamian history, Lorenzo “Ray” Minus Jr. was honored with a state-recognized funeral service at Kemp Road Ministries on Kemp Road
One of The Bahamas’ greatest boxers ever, a sports icon, and a legend inside and out of the ring, has passed. Ray Minus Jr. had a boxing career that would make most sportsmen marvel, and be in awe of, as his list of accomplishments puts him in another stratosphere in Bahamian sports history - one that
Millville middleweight boxer Thomas LaManna joined a special group of local fighters Friday night with a fourth-round TKO over Colombia's Francisco Cordero in the Dominican Republic.
By DAVID WEINBERG ATLANTIC CITY - As a sixth-year member of the Atlantic City Beach Patrol, Justin Figueroa is intimately familiar with the dangers of deep