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From Carnera to Benvenuti, from Loi to Arcari, the history of Italian boxing is rich with great champions capable of adorning their waists with the most prestigious belts and providing boxing fans with unforgettable fights. In this column, we seek to delve into their careers and personal stories through narratives and interviews.

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Interview with Emiliano Marsili, the Eternal Boy from Civitavecchia

Some boxers are stronger than the passage of time, able to freeze it like magicians, staying...

Sandro Mazzinghi: Remembering an Indomitable Italian Warrior

“It’s not strength to never fall, but to rise again after every fall.” A phrase often...

Interview with Leonard Bundu, the “Florentine of Africa” with a Humble Heart

Always cheerful and smiling outside the ring, a true lion within the sixteen ropes: Leonard Bundu...

From Palo del Colle to Brooklyn, Vito Antuofermo and His Indomitable Courage

A boxer’s victories are certainly important to enamor the fans, but when triumphs are...

The Dream that Shatters Obstacles: Agostino Cardamone and His Battles

When your father strongly opposes your desire to become a boxer, to the point of threatening to kick...

A life against all odds: Carmelo Bossi, the silent champion

Reserved and shy, firmly opposed to flaunting his successes, which were indeed numerous: Carmelo...

Sandro Lopopolo: Ring Dancer or Safety-First Boxer? For History, He Was a Champion!

The super lightweight category has given Italy’s boxing scene enormous satisfaction. In this...