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Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 11:07
by Rick Farris
Frank . . . Thanks for the great photos. :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 13:04
by kikibalt
Rick Farris wrote:Frank . . . Thanks for the great photos. :TU:
:TU: :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 18:06
by kikibalt
Image

Mando Muniz and Ernie "Red" Lopez

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 19:17
by Rick Farris
kikibalt wrote:Image

Mando Muniz and Ernie "Red" Lopez
Two of my all-time favorites, in and out of the ring!
Rest in Peace, Ernie.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 03:30
by Cholo
Art "Golden Boy" Aragon/Joey Abasta Jan. 6, 1958
Arthur Anthony Aragon, erstwhile Golden Boy, scored a 6th round TKO over Joey Abasta, Aragon, 154, Abasta, 146. A near-capacity crowd of 2500 saw the bout in Tucson Arizona. It was Art's second scrap since his license was issued by the State Athletic Commission, following the court reversal of the 1 to 5 year sentence imposed on him last year on the charge of fixing a fight. In his first scrap, he whipped Woody Winslow in San Diego before a near-capacity crowd of 3400. that was in December. Evidently the Golden Boy has not lost his box-office appeal..

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 03:47
by Cholo
Ramon Tiscareno/Alvaro Guttierez April. 27 1957
His long, enforced vacation evidently didn't hurt Ramon Tiscareno, 146 for he outslugged newly -arrived Alvaro Guttierez of Mexico, 146 at Hollywood Legion Stadium to win by TKO in the 6th. Guttierez' right eye was cut, and there seemed to be an assortment of cuts inside his mouth. He was spouting blood like a geyser.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 03:57
by Cholo
Art "Golden Boy" Aragon, November. 1949
Art Aragon, billed as The Golden Boy, is taking the title quite seriously. He wears a gold colored robe and drives a gold colored automobile..

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 09:18
by kikibalt
Thanks Cholo.. :TU: :bow: :TU: :bow:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 10:40
by Cholo
Frank, Thanks buddy.. :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 10:47
by kikibalt
Cholo wrote:Frank, Thanks buddy.. :TU:
:TU: :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:03
by Rick Farris
Hey guys . . .

Award winning film maker, Alan Swyer has produced a great documentary on Latino boxers, "El Boxeo".
Alan traveled the world interviewing the best from Mexico, Puerto Rico, etc. Lots of world and west coast legends.
An HBO release date has not been established as Alan continues to fine tune the product for viewing, however, I have the link to a 17 minute promo, and will be happy to forward it to the e-mail of any of you who contact me at:

[email protected].

-Rick Farris

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:28
by kikibalt
Image

Al Silvani, Frank Sinatra, Cisco Andrade, Hank Sanicola, Ralph Gambina

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:49
by Randyman
Rick Farris wrote:Hey guys . . .

Award winning film maker, Alan Swyer has produced a great documentary on Latino boxers, "El Boxeo".
Alan traveled the world interviewing the best from Mexico, Puerto Rico, etc. Lots of world and west coast legends.
An HBO release date has not been established as Alan continues to fine tune the product for viewing, however, I have the link to a 17 minute promo, and will be happy to forward it to the e-mail of any of you who contact me at:

[email protected].

-Rick Farris
Rick, I was thinking about you yesterday at dinner time. Jeri and I were at El Cholo in La Habra. The place was really happening last night. The Happy Hour crowd was in full swing. I like the atmosphere. They were grilling tacos in the patio. We ate inside.

You have my email address Rick. You can forward me a the promo. Thanks!

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:49
by Randyman
kikibalt wrote:Image

Al Silvani, Frank Sinatra, Cisco Andrade, Hank Sanicola, Ralph Gambina
:TU: :TU: :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:51
by Randyman
Cholo wrote:Ramon Tiscareno/Alvaro Guttierez April. 27 1957
His long, enforced vacation evidently didn't hurt Ramon Tiscareno, 146 for he outslugged newly -arrived Alvaro Guttierez of Mexico, 146 at Hollywood Legion Stadium to win by TKO in the 6th. Guttierez' right eye was cut, and there seemed to be an assortment of cuts inside his mouth. He was spouting blood like a geyser.
Cholo, you have become quite the expert on Art Aragon. :bow:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:52
by Randyman
Rick Farris wrote:
kikibalt wrote:Image

Mando Muniz and Ernie "Red" Lopez
Two of my all-time favorites, in and out of the ring!
Rest in Peace, Ernie.
I agree with your sentiment Rick. Two West Coast favorites.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 12:53
by Randyman
Panzerfaust wrote:
kikibalt wrote:Image

Mexican Joe Rivers, Tom McCarey and Baby Arizmendi
Tom McCarey got the ''crazy eyes'' fixed at Arizmendi it looks... not a look i would like to get from anyone :lol:
Now that you mention it Remy, he does look a little psychotic, doesn't he?

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 14:21
by kikibalt
At a bar...

Having already downed a few power drinks, she turns around, faces him, looks him straight in the eye and says, "Listen here good looking, I screw anybody, anytime, anywhere, your place, my place, in the car, front door, back door, on the ground, standing up, sitting down, naked or with clothes on, it doesn't matter to me. I just love it."
Eyes now wide with interest, he responds, "No kidding. I'm in Congress too. What state are you from?"

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 15:21
by Cholo
Randyman wrote:
Cholo wrote:Ramon Tiscareno/Alvaro Guttierez April. 27 1957
His long, enforced vacation evidently didn't hurt Ramon Tiscareno, 146 for he outslugged newly -arrived Alvaro Guttierez of Mexico, 146 at Hollywood Legion Stadium to win by TKO in the 6th. Guttierez' right eye was cut, and there seemed to be an assortment of cuts inside his mouth. He was spouting blood like a geyser.
Cholo, you have become quite the expert on Art Aragon. :bow:
Thanks Randy, Art was such a colorful character, they just don't make em like the Golden Boy anymore, never a dull moment with "Golden Boy" Aragon.. :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 15:24
by Cholo
kikibalt wrote:Image

Al Silvani, Frank Sinatra, Cisco Andrade, Hank Sanicola, Ralph Gambina
Frank, Another great shot, wasn't Sinatra Cisco Andrade's manager?.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 15:46
by kikibalt
Cholo wrote:
kikibalt wrote:Image

Al Silvani, Frank Sinatra, Cisco Andrade, Hank Sanicola, Ralph Gambina
Frank, Another great shot, wasn't Sinatra Cisco Andrade's manager?.
Co-manager... :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 16:22
by Rick Farris
From Alan Swyer:


At last the website is up for my Latin boxing film: www.elboxeothemovie.com

Enter site, click on photo of Bobby Chacon.
Then click on "El Promo"
Then click on long version

Enjoy!

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 16:27
by Rick Farris
Randyman wrote:
Rick Farris wrote:Hey guys . . .

Award winning film maker, Alan Swyer has produced a great documentary on Latino boxers, "El Boxeo".
Alan traveled the world interviewing the best from Mexico, Puerto Rico, etc. Lots of world and west coast legends.
An HBO release date has not been established as Alan continues to fine tune the product for viewing, however, I have the link to a 17 minute promo, and will be happy to forward it to the e-mail of any of you who contact me at:

[email protected].

-Rick Farris
Rick, I was thinking about you yesterday at dinner time. Jeri and I were at El Cholo in La Habra. The place was really happening last night. The Happy Hour crowd was in full swing. I like the atmosphere. They were grilling tacos in the patio. We ate inside.

You have my email address Rick. You can forward me a the promo. Thanks!

Randy . . .

Alan gave me permission to post the link for all CAWCB posters, so it's right above this post.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 16:38
by Rick Farris
Randyman wrote:
Cholo wrote:Ramon Tiscareno/Alvaro Guttierez April. 27 1957
His long, enforced vacation evidently didn't hurt Ramon Tiscareno, 146 for he outslugged newly -arrived Alvaro Guttierez of Mexico, 146 at Hollywood Legion Stadium to win by TKO in the 6th. Guttierez' right eye was cut, and there seemed to be an assortment of cuts inside his mouth. He was spouting blood like a geyser.
Cholo, you have become quite the expert on Art Aragon. :bow:
And kind enough to forward great documentation of the real Golden Boy's fights. :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 16:51
by Randyman
Rick Farris wrote:
Randyman wrote:
Rick Farris wrote:Hey guys . . .

Award winning film maker, Alan Swyer has produced a great documentary on Latino boxers, "El Boxeo".
Alan traveled the world interviewing the best from Mexico, Puerto Rico, etc. Lots of world and west coast legends.
An HBO release date has not been established as Alan continues to fine tune the product for viewing, however, I have the link to a 17 minute promo, and will be happy to forward it to the e-mail of any of you who contact me at:

[email protected].

-Rick Farris
Rick, I was thinking about you yesterday at dinner time. Jeri and I were at El Cholo in La Habra. The place was really happening last night. The Happy Hour crowd was in full swing. I like the atmosphere. They were grilling tacos in the patio. We ate inside.

You have my email address Rick. You can forward me a the promo. Thanks!

Randy . . .

Alan gave me permission to post the link for all CAWCB posters, so it's right above this post.
I just got through watching it. Wow, I can't wait for the complete film. I agree 100% with your statement in the film about the lack of trainers. A common belief here on our thread. Thanks for posting the link Rick! Absolutely brilliant! :TU: :TU: