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Jake Kilrain (left) and John L. Sullivan in the 75-round contest (8 July 1889) at Richburg, Mississippi, won by Sullivan in his last bare-knuckle fight: contemporary engraving from the Police Gazette
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Jake Kilrain (left) and John L. Sullivan in the 75-round contest (8 July 1889) at Richburg, Mississippi, won by Sullivan in his last bare-knuckle fight: contemporary engraving from the Police Gazette
SULLIVAN & KILRAIN FIGHT.
Jake Kilrain (left) and John L. Sullivan in the 75-round contest (8 July 1889) at Richburg, Mississippi, won by Sullivan in his last bare-knuckle fight: contemporary engraving from the " Police Gazette"
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This print captures a historic moment in the world of boxing. The engraving depicts two legendary fighters, Jake Kilrain and John L. Sullivan, engaged in a grueling 75-round contest on July 8,1889, at Richburg, Mississippi. This intense battle marked Sullivan's last bare-knuckle fight before transitioning to gloved matches. The image showcases the sheer determination and strength of both competitors as they face off in the ring. Kilrain stands confidently on the left side while Sullivan exudes an aura of power on the right. Their muscular physiques hint at their rigorous training regimens and dedication to their craft. John L. Sullivan was an iconic American boxer who held the title of heavyweight champion during this era. Known for his incredible punching power and resilience, he became a symbol of strength and dominance within the sport. Jake Kilrain proved to be a formidable opponent for Sullivan in this fierce competition that took place in the South East region of America. However, it was ultimately Sullivan who emerged victorious after an arduous battle that lasted several rounds. This contemporary engraving from "Police Gazette" provides us with a glimpse into one of boxing's most significant moments from over a century ago. It serves as a testament to these remarkable athletes' skills and endurance while immortalizing their contributions to the sport's rich history.
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