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Old 03-24-2012, 01:10 AM
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First, the album cover card of Joe Louis states that he's the World Champ (1937), Second, the inside bio write up for him says he's defended his title 19 times. After that it's just a simple boxrec check.
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Old 03-24-2012, 01:13 AM
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Here's the card that is attached to the cover of the UTC album.

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Old 03-24-2012, 01:14 AM
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Here's the album cover.

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I'd scan the inside bio for Louis but the cover of my album is tearing. Every time I open it it rips a little bit more. You're just going to have to take my word for it.
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Also, Jack Sharkey has a Greiling issue. Depending on what you believe the release date is for those that could be either 1926 or 1927. Alan knows more about that set than I so I'll let him chime in.
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Makes sense to me, and noted. That puts the John Henry Lewis RC at 1938 as well then (churchman, FCC), unless he has an issue before that?

and to confirm, this danish issue is also from 1941?

'1935' Lewis


edit because i see that your book is obviously danish as well..

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That's the UTC (a South African issue, not Danish; same as the album I posted above). But don't get me started on that card.

I don't know if you're factoring in desireability but for Louis and Braddock it should almost certainly be the 1935 Patt. "Sporting Celebrities" set, not the "Sporting Events and Stars."
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What determination are you using for the fighters you're including on the list? Seems somewhat arbitrary.
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Old 03-24-2012, 01:33 AM
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ok, sorry UTC (both), but you're out.

yes, desirability is important. i'll note both cards. too bad i just bought a 'sporting events and stars' Louis, hehe.
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I wouldn't feel bad about it. They're both '35 issues and I, for one, am very happy with my Events & Stars card. But if we're making the grand daddy list the Sporting Celebrities is definitely the one to own. Still looking for mine.
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I started with the Heavyweight champions list, and have been adding from there with 'key' cards and 'key' boxers with help. Any additional suggestions would be much appreciated, as I am the first to admit that my knowledge of 'golden age' boxing is weak. Want to try to cap this list at maybe 40-50 tops.
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Old 03-24-2012, 01:42 AM
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Yeah, I'll keep it either way, as I like the pose and the card looks great in hand. Is there also a big price premium for the Sporting Celebrities versions as well I suppose?
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That's tough. I admire your effort as I wouldn't know where to begin either. Doing just 50 only opens the door for fighters that should/shouldn't be included. If we're going to do it I say we do all the IBHOF inductees, but I'm just someone that's making 12 posts instead of organizing my thoughts and creating one big one.

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I started with the Heavyweight champions list, and have been adding from there with 'key' cards and 'key' boxers with help. Any additional suggestions would be much appreciated, as I am the first to admit that my knowledge of 'golden age' boxing is weak. Want to try to cap this list at maybe 40-50 tops.
A while back I was thinking about starting with the HWT Champs list for my collection, but looking at the list on Wiki only pissed me off. So I decided to just pick a couple of sets to work on at a time instead.. The Championships almost seem to be arbitrary at times, and these federations just do whatever the hell they want with the belts.. Especially the WBA. This "Super Champ" mess seems ridiculous...Basically, if their champ also holds the belt in another organization, he is upgraded to "Super Champ", and then the "regular championship" is made available again.. I just don't get how you could justifiably consider the "regular champ" to be a champ, if there is someone else who never lost it, and is STILL considered a champ within the organization...Just a BETTER Champ???
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