Add to ORKGSheaffer described his boyhood hero, Joe Louis, as a pitiful sight when he fought a professional wrestler named Bulldog Plechas at the Tucson Sports Center in March of 1955. The 40-year-old Louis, weighing about 40 pounds more than his days as a champion, won on a technical knockout. [Chapter 6 Page 122
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