These days, however, things are different. His speech and memory are deteriorating fast. He trembles and can hardly move around. I asked her if she had received any help from promoters. I told her not to be angry at them, that she should understand they are in the business to make money and be faithful to boxing, not boxers.
Boxers come boxers go.
Joe Louis, Edwin Rosario, Ray Robinson, Ike Williams, Esteban de Jes s, Kid Gavil n, Johnny Saxton, Sandy Saddler, Benny Kid Paret, Luis Manuel Rodriguez are just a handful of former greats in the pugilistic world who did marvels for the sport of the flat noses, made promoters rich, but wound up in the gutter. They belong to a group of super champions who have suffered the consequences of being prizefighters without true representation. They all fought beyond their time and some were mismatched and impaired long after their talent and desire had expired. These unspeakable individuals are still around today, doing their stinking thing to young boxers. And they'll continue the abuse until the day prizefighters decide to punch back together, as one.