A Complete History of Pound for Pound Boxing: 1970
World Boxing News provides a history of the pound for pound number one beginning in 1970, a title revered among boxers the world over.
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World Boxing News provides a history of the pound for pound number one beginning in 1970, a title revered among boxers the world over.
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart Recently departed Gerrie “The Boksburg Bomber” Coetzee 33-6-1, 21 KOs, was one of the biggest exports from South Africa to emerge and make his name on the world stage. A heavyweight who was active between 1974 and 1997, Coetzee flirted with the big names and managed to
He lost his world title to Greg Page on a knock-out after the timekeeper allowed the eighth round to overrun by almost a minute
According to his manager, the boxing giant, known as 'The Boksburg Bomber', sadly passed away at the age of 67 at his Cape Town home surrounded by his family.
Boxing giant Gerrie Coetzee has died aged 67 from lung cancer.