US EditionI Fight For A Living: Boxing And The Battle For Black Manhood
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I Fight For A Living: Boxing And The Battle For Black Manhood
One of boxing’s most enduring tropes is that of the prizefighter who punches his way out of poverty and into a life of riches and success. Throughout the fight game’s long history, countless pugilists have lived that cliché, to the point that those of us who follow the sport as spectators, by virtue of overexposure, risk becoming desensitized to just how much effort it takes—and how many setbacks have to be overcome—by those who succeed in such …
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