check out this article about his life and career on the Minnesota Historical Society's web site (so you know its gotta be good).
http://collections.mnhs.org/mnhistoryma ... 74-087.pdf
Everything you ever wanted to know about Fred Fulton * (But was afraid to ask)
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Caractacus
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That was very interesting.
Thank you for posting it Caractacus.
Thank you for posting it Caractacus.
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Ambling Alp II
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Re: Everything you ever wanted to know about Fred Fulton * (But was afraid to ask)
That was interesting. Thanks for postiung this>
Would have been interesting to see what would have happened had Fulton got a title shot vs Willard.
Would have been interesting to see what would have happened had Fulton got a title shot vs Willard.
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Re: Everything you ever wanted to know about Fred Fulton * (But was afraid to ask)
either way....... T-I-M-B-E-R !
Re: Everything you ever wanted to know about Fred Fulton * (But was afraid to ask)
Fulton by decision in 15... Though I've never seen any of his fights I assume he was a much better boxer than Willard.. From the way Dempsey blitzed him Fulton had to be wide open, but couldn't have been as bad as Willard.. Hitting Willard was like throwing pine cones at the side of a barn according do Dempsey.. Fulton actually beat some pretty fair Heavyweights who couldn't get at his chin.. Dempsey had a lot of respect for Fulton and none for Willard. Fulton's reach was longer than any Heavyweight Champion except for Fury and Carnera if that stat is accurate.. He couldn't take it though. When he met a hard puncher he was toast.Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑17 Nov 2017, 15:11 That was interesting. Thanks for postiung this>![]()
Would have been interesting to see what would have happened had Fulton got a title shot vs Willard.