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Jeremiah "Joe" Jeannette (also Jennette [2]) (August 26, 1879 – July 2, 1958) was an American boxer, considered one of the best heavyweight boxers of the early 20th century. Because he was African-American, he was not given a shot at the world heavyweight title , though he did win the World Colored Heavyweight Championship on two ...
Joe Jeanette (* 26. August 1879 in North Bergen, New Jersey, USA, als Jeremiah Jennette; † 2. Juli 1958) war ein US-amerikanischer Boxer im Schwergewicht.
The Philadelphia Item reported Jeannette as having the best of both Morris Harris and Chuck Carleton in three-rounders. Record indicates Jeannette fought Harris and Carleton on the same day-1912/02/18. Jeannette won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Item. Jones was knocked down 6 times.
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Join Lou Eisen on Ring Talk as he takes us back to April 17th, 1909, for one of the most intense heavyweight fights in history - Joe Jeanette vs Sam McVea. Discover the strategies, drama, and...
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14. Jan. 2024 · Unveiling Boxing's Hidden Champion: The Legacy of Joe Jeanette 🥊🌟. Discover the extraordinary yet largely untold story of Joe Jeanette, one of boxing's gre...
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14. Aug. 2021 · Joe Jeannette was a World Colored Heavyweight Champion who fought Jack Johnson, Sam Langford and others. He also became a referee, judge and gym owner in New Jersey.
Joe Jeannette was a pioneer black heavyweight boxer who fought Jack Johnson, Sam Langford, and Harry Wills multiple times. He won the longest fight in boxing history, a 49-round marathon against Sam McVey in 1909.
