Atony Shabybee

01/05/2025

Jake LaMotta, the legendary boxer whose ferocious fighting style earned him the nickname ""The Bronx Bull"" and inspired the iconic film Raging Bull, passed away at the age of 95 in 2017. Known for his unrelenting toughness in the ring, LaMotta held the middleweight title from 1949 to 1951 and became famous for his legendary bouts, including his six-fight rivalry with Sugar Ray Robinson.
LaMotta's life was a mix of triumphs and turbulence, both in the ring and out. His aggressive nature and determination made him a force to be reckoned with in boxing, but his personal life was often marked by struggles with relationships, finances, and the darker sides of his personality, which he candidly detailed in his autobiography.
Martin Scorsese’s 1980 film Raging Bull, starring Robert De Niro, brought LaMotta’s complex story to the screen, immortalizing his legacy and introducing his incredible yet flawed life to new generations. Jake LaMotta will forever be remembered as a fierce competitor, a survivor, and a fighter in every sense of the word.

01/05/2025

Charley White was a British-born American boxer who gained fame in the early 20th century for his exceptional skill and power, particularly his devastating left hook. Born Charles Anchowitz in Liverpool, England, in 1891, White moved to Chicago, Illinois, with his family as a child. He began his professional boxing career as a teenager and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming one of the top contenders in the lightweight division.
White fought some of the best fighters of his era, including the legendary Benny Leonard. Despite his immense talent and nearly 100 knockouts in his career, White never captured a world title, a fact that remains one of the great ""what-ifs"" in boxing history. He challenged for the lightweight title multiple times, including a notable bout against Leonard in 1921, but fell short.

01/05/2025

Joe Frazier, Philadelphia Spectrum, 1967

01/05/2025

Vitali Klitschko Heavyweight Champion of the World.

01/05/2025

Rocky Marciano’s last fight in the ring took place on September 21, 1955, at Yankee Stadium in New York City. In this bout, Marciano defended his heavyweight title against Archie Moore, a legendary light heavyweight champion.
Despite being knocked down in the second round—a rare occurrence for him—Marciano roared back with his relentless pressure and brutal punching power. By the ninth round, he overwhelmed Moore, knocking him down multiple times before the referee stopped the fight, awarding Marciano a technical knockout victory.
With this win, Marciano cemented his place in history as the only heavyweight champion to retire undefeated, with a perfect record of 49-0. Shortly after the fight, at the age of 31, he announced his retirement, citing a desire to spend more time with his family and avoid the physical toll of the sport.

01/05/2025

There is only one fighter in history with a legitimate claim over Muhammad Ali for the title of Greatest of All Time, and you’re looking at him. Outside of the ring, Sugar Ray Robinson knew that the only thing that garners more attention than six world titles is an in-your-face suit. But what made Sugar Ray so stylish wasn’t necessarily the clothes he wore on his back (which, mind you, were very stylish), but how effortless he looked in even the loudest Tartan plaid. He dressed with a perennial ease that made clothing seem fun.

01/05/2025

Do you agree with the judges' scorecards, or should Garcia's knockdowns have tipped the scales? 🤔
🔊 "For the record," Bill Haney sets the record straight on Devin Haney's controversial win over Ryan Garcia, sharing the official scorecards and calling out doubters like and . "Eight rounds clean. Eight rounds won. Across ALL the judges' scorecards." 🥊🔥
The Haney camp dismisses the knockdowns by Garcia, emphasizing legacy over criticism. Ostarine allegations resurface as the Haney name stands tall. 👑💥

01/05/2025

‼️ Paulie Malignaggi believes Martin Bakole is being “punished” for his stunning upset of Jared Anderson on August 3rd, 2024. Malignaggi states, "The fight was obviously about Anderson. It ended up being a freebie for Martin Bakole," pointing out that despite Bakole’s impressive fifth-round knockout, he hasn’t been brought back for major cards. Malignaggi feels that Bakole deserved a bigger opportunity, saying, "If you're going to do this, there needs to be a standard set." The veteran fighter advocates for a fairer treatment of fighters like Bakole who deliver standout performances but are overlooked.

01/05/2025

‼️ Canelo Alvarez, who was stripped of the IBF super middleweight title in July for refusing to face William Scull, is in discussions for a potential unification clash with the Cuban champion. Scull confirmed that a meeting is scheduled for January 10 to discuss the fight. Despite other options, including a potential matchup with Edgar Berlanga or Terence Crawford, Scull aims to secure a historic fight for undisputed supremacy at 168lbs. If the bout materializes, it could solidify Canelo's dominance in the division, with all major titles on the line.

01/05/2025

Kelvin Gastelum 🆚 Joe Pyfer at on March 29th 🇲🇽 via Alex Behunin

01/05/2025

WOW.

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‼️ GWOAT laughs the hardest when someone calls her ugly…

01/04/2025

New Year, Same Goal for Charles "Do Bronx" Oliveira

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01/04/2025

Can Islam Makhachev finish Alex Pereira at Light Heavyweight 🤔

01/04/2025

Iron Sharpens Iron 🙌🏻

01/04/2025

Rank these 4 Boxing Heavyweights 🥊