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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.

Recent articles

Duilio Loi: Our Most Noble Representative in the Golden Era of Boxing

The slightly blurred outlines of old photographs and the black-and-white footage from those dazzling...

Interview with Valerio Nati, the European King Who Never Stopped Dreaming

Always believe and never give up, even when everyone counts you out. For Valerio Nati, the great...

Talent and Determination: Remembering a Champion Named Giovanni Parisi

Introverted, reserved, often gruff, distrustful, excessively proud, and rebellious. But also...

Luigi Minchillo: The Unstoppable “Ring Warrior”

“Never a step back” is a motto that some boxers could easily have stamped on their ID...

Interview with Maurizio Stecca, the Golden Boy of the Olympic Rings

Throughout the long history of the Olympic Games, the Italian boxing team has enjoyed many...

Interview with Cristian Sanavia, the Southpaw Demolisher from Piove di Sacco

Not all punchers are the same. Some can “turn off the lights” with a single decisive...

Interview with Agostino Cardamone, Whose Left Hook Made Italy Dream

Today, Agostino Cardamone turns 59. The former boxer from Campania, renowned for his courage...

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...