Is Mani “Back Man” is the favorite boxer of fans?

Over the years, boxing had some favorite fans as was the case in Jack Dembsey and Jin Tony, with 120,557 fans at the Sesquicentennial Stadium in Philadelphia on September 23, 1926, to get the Dempsey Heavyweight title.

Although Dempsey will lose successive battles to Tunney, including the match referred to as “The Long Count” when the new rule was when the boxer expelled the person who started it should go to a neutral angle. Stop Dempsey above Tunney for 15 seconds before starting counting.

Dempsey, despite the defeat, was a fan. It will not even be that the “The Brown Bomber”, Joe Lewis became a hero in June 1937, when he won the heavyweight title from “The Cinderella Man” James Braddock by Knockout in Chicago. The following year, Lewis took revenge for his only loss to Max Schmelling in Germany. He said, “Until I overcame the Schmelle, I am not a hero,” he said.

At Yanki Stadium, he did this in the first round. He was the first active hero to enter the army. Along with Lewis was the most considered the best boxer ever, “Sugar” Ray Robinson, holder of both titles in medium weight and medium weight.

Along with Robinson, Henry will be the “Hank Crime” Armstrong, who carried feather weight, weight weight and light weight at the same time. They met when Armstrong was slightly exceeding his foot, with the winner Robinson.

After that, heavyweight hero Rocky Marisiano, who was behind him, would have knocked on the hero “Jersi” Joe Walcott. The punch that ended the battle with it was seen all over the world, as the distorted face face showed that the authority had finished fighting in September 1952 at the Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia, in the thirteenth round, very far from the points of victory by the decision.

Marceiano will finish his career in 49-0, a record that was designed until 2017, about sixty years, when Floyy Mayweather increased his record to 50-0, defeated Conor McGregor, which led to his first appearance.

Of the beloved, hatred and heavyweight, it is named Muhammad Ali, but the most famous around the world.

Then the world champion came from six sections that start the weight of the fly to a light medium weight called Mane “Back Man” Bacoyao from the Philippines. He retired No. 61-7-3 in June of 1921 only to return to the ring about four years after the age of forty-sixth to get a displaced tie in July for the WBC world title, although it seems to be a certain winner in the end when the majority tie against the hero Mario Barius was announced in Las Vegas in July 2025.

Who is your choice as your favorite boxer at all if not “PAC Man”?