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Knuckles and Gloves

By Bohun Lynch

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the brutal and captivating evolution of a sport as legendary fighters clash in bare-knuckle brawls, paving the way for a more refined and regulated era of boxing.

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2018-06-14
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Summary

"Knuckles and Gloves" by Bohun Lynch is a historical exploration that charts the transformation of boxing from its raw beginnings as bare-knuckle prizefighting to the regulated gloved sport it became. The story emphasizes pivotal moments in boxing history, presenting in-depth looks at famous fighters and the changes in the sport's methods and guidelines. The story begins with a preface that gives a detailed history of boxing in England, shining a light on influential people like John Broughton and Tom Cribb, as well as the public's opinions of the sport. Lynch contemplates the shift from the violence of bare-knuckle fighting to the growth of more calculated strategies, highlighting the individuals involved and the different ways boxing was seen over time, setting the scene for a study of boxing's cultural importance and its role in British sporting history, encouraging readers to learn more about the world of boxing and the people who shaped it.

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