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He lacked height, his arms were short, and he certainly wasn't the most graceful fighter. But Rocky Marciano defeated every opponent he faced, most of them by knockout.

The Terence Marciano discusses their influences, their struggles to be recognized, and the difficulties of paying to play venues.

If Rocky Marciano had fought a while longer, and if Sonny Liston hadn't been in trouble with the law, boxing could've seen one of its greatest slugfests.

Many think that The Rock was the best of them all-but does the claim bear examination? Marciano's career was a short one, and his best known opponents were over the hill.

Second season of Canadian TV series Due South follows Fraser and his Chicago PD detective partner and friend, Ray Vecchio, as they make the world a better place.

The first season of Canadian series Due South introduces Mountie Benton Fraser who leaves Canada for Chicago and learns to adapt while searching for his father's killer.

Larry Holmes, The Easton Assassin, was Heavyweight champion for seven years. Yet even today he struggles to receive the respect and acclamation he so rightly deserves.

In the third and fourth seasons of classic show Due South, the Canadian TV series resumes with Fraser teaming with a new detective partner from the Chicago PD.

The top five Heavyweight champions stand alone and resplendent as the finest big men ever to have laced on the gloves.

The Boxing Writer's Association of America inducted "The Easton Assassin" in his first year of eligibility. Holmes dominated the heavyweight division from 1978 to 1985.

The Klitschko brothers hold 3 of 4 Heavyweight Titles, and Vitali would love to entice Lennox into a rematch - but is Lewis's legacy safe, or is he an over-rated fighter.

On September 13, 2008, Seawolf Park in Galveston, Texas received significant damage from Hurricane Ike, a category 2 storm.

In an age dominated by robotic leviathans boxing may just need to think outside the box if it is to regain its hold on the public consciousness.

It's a familiar boxing story. The great champion gets old, fights well past his prime, and ends his career with a thud. It wasn't like that for Marvelous Marvin Hagler.