Rex Layne showed pure grit in New York, 1951. Dropped early by the explosive Bob Satterfield, Layne steadied himself, walked through the fire, and turned the fight around in brutal fashion stopping Satterfield by TKO in round 8. A classic heavyweight swing fight of the era: momentum shifts, raw toughness, and a reminder of how unforgiving the division was in the early 1950s. #Boxing #BoxingHistory #Heavyweight #ClassicBoxing #1950sBoxing #RexLayne #BobSatterfield #TKO #OldSchoolBoxing | BTR Boxi

🥊 Back in the 1950s: Pub-Turned-Boxing Club Keeps Kids Off the Streets! 🥊In the tough streets of 1950s London, where post-war hardship fueled crime and gang life, Dave McLeave turned a local pub into a lifeline for East End youth. His boxing club wasn’t just about throwing punches—it was about building character, discipline, and hope. In an era when the Marquess of Queensberry Rules reshaped boxing into a disciplined sport, McLeave’s gym became a haven, pulling kids from street corners into th

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