Jackie Graves - Revision history

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	''See also'':<br>		''See also'':<br>
	CBZ Interview: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html]<br>		CBZ Interview: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html]<br>
	ESPN Sports Article: [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3522638]<br>		ESPN Sports Article: [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3522638]<br>
	~~[[:File:~~Jackie Graves by Jake Wegner.pdf~~\|"Jackie Graves"]~~] ~~by Jake Wegner~~<br>		"Jackie Graves" by Jake Wegner [https://boxrec.com/wiki/images/6/66/Jackie_Graves_by_Jake_Wegner.pdf]<br>
	[[:File:Willie Pep Vs Jackie Graves.pdf\|"Willie Pep vs. Jackie Graves"]] by Jake Wegner<br>		[[:File:Willie Pep Vs Jackie Graves.pdf\|"Willie Pep vs. Jackie Graves"]] by Jake Wegner<br>
	[[:File:Jackie Graves Remembered.pdf\|"Jackie Graves Remembered"]] by Jake Wegner<br>		[[:File:Jackie Graves Remembered.pdf\|"Jackie Graves Remembered"]] by Jake Wegner<br>
	[[:File:Jackie Graves Pro Record by Jake Wegner.pdf\|Pro Record]]<br>		[[:File:Jackie Graves Pro Record by Jake Wegner.pdf\|Pro Record]]<br>
			"Final Bell" by Jake Wegner: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO88.26-27.pdf]

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	*'''Manager''': [[Len Kelly]] [[Tommy O'Loughlin]]		*'''Manager''': [[Len Kelly]] [[Tommy O'Loughlin]]
	*'''Trainer''': [[Leo Ryan]]		*'''Trainer''': [[Leo Ryan]]
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	'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946.		'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946.

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	'''Trainer''': [[Leo Ryan]]		*'''Trainer''': [[Leo Ryan]]
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	'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946.		'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946.

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	'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his opponent twice in the sixth round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the ninth round. Pep later stated: "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced."		'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind [[Willie Pep]] in 1946.

			He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, [[Willie Pep vs. Jackie Graves\|July 25, 1946]], in which he dropped his opponent twice in the sixth round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the ninth round. Pep later stated: "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced."

	It was later said that this was the fight where Pep won the third round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2003, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses, testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic third round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nothing more than a fable.		It was later said that this was the fight where Pep won the third round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2003, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses, testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic third round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nothing more than a fable.
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	CBZ Interview: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html]<br>		CBZ Interview: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html]<br>
	ESPN Sports Article: [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3522638]<br>		ESPN Sports Article: [https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3522638]<br>
	[[:~~Image~~:Graves ~~jackie~~.~~jpg~~\|~~Photo 2~~]]		[[:File:Jackie Graves by Jake Wegner.pdf\|"Jackie Graves"]] by Jake Wegner<br>
			[[:File:Willie Pep Vs Jackie Graves.pdf\|"Willie Pep vs. Jackie Graves"]] by Jake Wegner<br>
			[[:File:Jackie Graves Remembered.pdf\|"Jackie Graves Remembered"]] by Jake Wegner<br>
			[[:File:Jackie Graves Pro Record by Jake Wegner.pdf\|Pro Record]]<br>


	[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions\|Graves, Jackie]]		[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions\|Graves, Jackie]]
	[[Category:Intercity Golden Gloves Champions\|Graves, Jackie]]		[[Category:Intercity Golden Gloves Champions\|Graves, Jackie]]
	[[Category:2005 Deaths\|Graves, Jackie]]		[[Category:2005 Deaths\|Graves, Jackie]]
	~~[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Graves, Jackie]]~~

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	*1948 ranked # 3 by [[The Ring Magazine]] in the featherweight division.		*1948 ranked # 3 by [[The Ring Magazine]] in the featherweight division.
	* Died November 15, 2005, of complications from Alzheimer's Disease.		* Died November 15, 2005, of complications from Alzheimer's Disease.
	* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]<br>		* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]
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	'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2003, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.		'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2003, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.

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	*1942 Northwest Golden Gloves Bantamweight Champion		*1942 Northwest Golden Gloves Bantamweight Champion
	*1942 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at bantamweight by decision over [[Charley Riley]].		*1942 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at bantamweight by decision over [[Charley Riley]].
	*1942 ~~National~~ Golden Gloves Bantamweight Champion by decision over Al Turner.		*1942 Intercity Golden Gloves Bantamweight Champion by decision over Al Turner.
	*1943 Northwest Golden Gloves Featherweight Champion		*1943 Northwest Golden Gloves Featherweight Champion
	*1943 Won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at featherweight by decision over William Palou.		*1943 Won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at featherweight by decision over William Palou.

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	* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]<br>		* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]<br>

	'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in ~~2005~~, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.		'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2003, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.

	==OBITUARY==		==OBITUARY==

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	* Died November 15, 2005, of complications from Alzheimer's Disease.		* Died November 15, 2005, of complications from Alzheimer's Disease.
	* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]<br>		* Graves's [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0403-jw.html Interview]<br>
	*Jackie Graves was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2005, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.
			'''Jackie Graves''' was once rated as high as the #2 Featherweight in the world behind Willie Pep in 1946. He later fought Pep in Minneapolis, in which he dropped his fellow Hall of Famer twice in the 6th round before succumbing to the non-stop assault of the champ in the 9th round--a fight in which Pep later stated that "Graves was the hardest puncher I ever faced". It was later said that this was the fight that Pep won the 3rd round without ever throwing a punch--something Graves himself denied his whole life. Graves was correct, as it was later disproved by well-known historian Jake Wegner in 2005, as Wegner showed evidence that both the Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers, as well as dozens of living eye-witnesses testified that Pep did indeed throw several punches in the historic 3rd round, making the long-standing "punchless 3rd round of Pep" nonthing more than a fable.

	==OBITUARY==		==OBITUARY==