Boxing Historyさんのイラストまとめ

LeRoy Neiman painting of unknown subjects from 1966.

Alongside the piece, Neiman wrote, "Rocky Graziano claimed this was he digging the left hook. Oscar Bonavena insisted he was applying the finisher. No candidate has come forth to be the falling fighter."

"A Striking View of [Bill] Richmond," a depiction of the early 1800s fighter, by Robert Dighton, 1810. Richmond was born a slave in the U.S. and taken to the U.K., where he became a cabinet-making apprentice, and eventually a fighter, then trainer and manager to Tom Molineaux.

Thomas Hearns catches Marvelous Marvin Hagler with a left hand during their epic 1985 war in this painting.

(🎨 Bart Forbes)

Kid Lavigne, 1890s lightweight champion who was born George Lavigne and also known as the "Saginaw Kid."

"Boston Strong Boy" John L. Sullivan, 1880s and 90s heavyweight champion, as depicted by U.S. illustrator E.W. Kemble.

"Sugar" Ray Robinson featured on the cover of the December 1949 issue of The Ring.

Lucian Popescu, 1930s European flyweight and bantamweight champion from Bucharest, Romania.

Ezzard Charles and Rocky Marciano are given excellent muscle diagrams ahead of their 1954 rematch for the heavyweight championship at Yankee Stadium in New York.

(🎨 Paul Peck)

Vic Toweel, 1950s bantamweight champion and South Africa's first world champion, featured on the April 1952 cover of The Ring. Toweel was also an excellent amateur and competed in the 1948 Olympics.

(🎨 C.R. Schaare)

Depiction of the "Motor City Cobra" Thomas Hearns, by famed U.S. painter Bart Forbes.