Full copyrighted article: https://chicagoreader.com/news-politics/women-in-gloves/ Dated: September 3, 1987 – by Jeff Carlson Boxing is boxing. Whether the fighters are male or female, the blood is one color, the bruises look the same, and the same skills apply to winning a bout. The only difference in equipment is that women wear breast protectors and men wear
August 17, 1987 – by Paul Sullivan (posted for historic purposes only. Full copyrights of Chicago Tribune: A half hour after the battering, the losing fighter stood outside the office in the trendy Near North Side health club, a check for $1,200 in one hand and a small towel filled with ice in the other. Placing
WBAN has the original magazine in our Archive Library of documents In about 1980, Beverly Patrick, an advocate for women’s boxing was involved with the magazine called WBB Glove. She was the “Chairwoman” of the magazine and came from Virginia. Also members involved in this magazine was photographer, Jack Pokress, from New York, and directors
WBAN owns the rights to photo: Shirley “Zebra Girl” Tucker/ we purchased the rights from Alastair Segerdal. Copyrighted/All rights reserved. Santa Rosa, a small town of some 70,000 inhabitants and set amidst beautiful countryside 54 miles north of San Francisco, plays host to its favorite daughter, Shirley “Zebra Girl” Tucker in her bid to win
Lady Tyger Trimiar (right) vs. Carlotta Lee – 1979 – Los Angeles, California Don King Productions executive assistant Bill Miller has been trying to decide whether women boers are an attraction. His refusal to return phone calls and responds to telegrams indicates either an evasion of the issue or a slow thinking process. In the