The Muhammed Ali/Sonny Liston fight that took place in Lewiston in 1965 inspired then Portland 10-year old Bob Russo to become a boxing trainer and promoter. Working with individual fighters until 1992 when he founded the Portland Boxing Club, Russo was inducted into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame in 2013. He has promoted over 100 boxing shows and has produced winners at every amateur level, including five in the Olympic trials. Stories about Liston/Ali fight are included. [image
Exterior views of the Griffin Club (also known as Eddie Griffin\u27s) pub, 60 Ocean Street, South Po...
Title devised by cataloguer based on inscriptions.; "Famechon - Kemp"--Written in pencil on back of ...
Part of: Arnold Thomas boxing collection.; Inscription: "Phil Zwick (U.S.A), (8 st. 13 3/4 lbs.), Me...
The Portland Boxing Club is the focus of a resurgence of amateur boxing in Portland. Bobby Russo cr...
Boxing flourished at the Portland Expo from 1966-69, but died out in the early 1970s. Joey Gamache ...
To some, the 1960s and early 1970s were Portland\u27s Golden Age of Boxing. Promoter Sam Silverman r...
Detailed description of the Portland Boxing Club and several of its fighters. The club was founded ...
A recap of a surprise upset fight in 1965 at Lewiston\u27s Central Maine Youth Center, where 23-year...
Lewiston\u27s Joey Gamache beat Rocky Berg of Oklahoma City with a second-round technical knockout i...
Cover Story piece on the Portland Boxing Club. With special focus on champion boxers Jason Lehoull...
Review of Maine vs. Massachusetts, held at the Portland Boxing Club in Portland on April 20. Hund...
An image scanned from a black and white photograph of Charley Miller greeting heavyweight boxer Erni...
The career of Charles "Sonny" Liston has attracted more debate and hostility than that of any other ...
Article in Maine Milestones about Pete Bennett, 74, of Portland, who refereed hundreds of boxing m...
Interview with Joey Gamache, 30, of Lewiston, a professional boxer for the past 12 years. Gamache w...
Exterior views of the Griffin Club (also known as Eddie Griffin\u27s) pub, 60 Ocean Street, South Po...
Title devised by cataloguer based on inscriptions.; "Famechon - Kemp"--Written in pencil on back of ...
Part of: Arnold Thomas boxing collection.; Inscription: "Phil Zwick (U.S.A), (8 st. 13 3/4 lbs.), Me...
The Portland Boxing Club is the focus of a resurgence of amateur boxing in Portland. Bobby Russo cr...
Boxing flourished at the Portland Expo from 1966-69, but died out in the early 1970s. Joey Gamache ...
To some, the 1960s and early 1970s were Portland\u27s Golden Age of Boxing. Promoter Sam Silverman r...
Detailed description of the Portland Boxing Club and several of its fighters. The club was founded ...
A recap of a surprise upset fight in 1965 at Lewiston\u27s Central Maine Youth Center, where 23-year...
Lewiston\u27s Joey Gamache beat Rocky Berg of Oklahoma City with a second-round technical knockout i...
Cover Story piece on the Portland Boxing Club. With special focus on champion boxers Jason Lehoull...
Review of Maine vs. Massachusetts, held at the Portland Boxing Club in Portland on April 20. Hund...
An image scanned from a black and white photograph of Charley Miller greeting heavyweight boxer Erni...
The career of Charles "Sonny" Liston has attracted more debate and hostility than that of any other ...
Article in Maine Milestones about Pete Bennett, 74, of Portland, who refereed hundreds of boxing m...
Interview with Joey Gamache, 30, of Lewiston, a professional boxer for the past 12 years. Gamache w...
Exterior views of the Griffin Club (also known as Eddie Griffin\u27s) pub, 60 Ocean Street, South Po...
Title devised by cataloguer based on inscriptions.; "Famechon - Kemp"--Written in pencil on back of ...
Part of: Arnold Thomas boxing collection.; Inscription: "Phil Zwick (U.S.A), (8 st. 13 3/4 lbs.), Me...