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Marciano per KO al 13º (15) round (0:43) L'incontro di pugilato Jersey Joe Walcott vs. Rocky Marciano si disputò al Municipal Stadium di Filadelfia, Pennsylvania, il 23 settembre 1952. Era in palio il titolo di campione mondiale dei pesi massimi. Marciano sconfisse Walcott per KO alla tredicesima ripresa vincendo il titolo.
Walcott, “Jersey Joe”(b. 31 January 1914 in Merchantville, New Jersey; d. 2 February 1994 in Camden, New Jersey), professional boxer who at age thirty-seven became the oldest fighter to win the sport’s heavyweight championship title (1951), a record he retained until 1994.
24 dic 2022 · Jersey Joe Walcott, after years of struggle, finally won the big one and, at 37 years of age, had become the oldest man to ever win the heavyweight title, a record that held until 1994 and George Foreman’s equally unlikely victory, also of the one punch variety, over Michael Moorer.
24 set 2023 · For most, Marciano’s advantages in youth and power were too much for a ring-worn, 38-year-old veteran to overcome. But more than a few saw Walcott’s edge in experience, ring-smarts and technique as being the deciding factors. Jersey Joe was too old and used up, said some; Rocky was too callow and crude, said others. Jersey Joe Walcott.
Jersey Joe Walcott, född som Arnold Raymond Cream den 31 januari 1914 i Merchantville, New Jersey, USA, död 25 februari 1994 i Camden, New Jersey, USA, var en amerikansk professionell boxare, världsmästare i tungviktsboxning 1951-52. Walcott vann tungviktstiteln den 18 juli 1951 med en knockoutseger över Ezzard Charles och förlorade den ...
Jersey Joe Walcott became the Heavyweight Champion of the World with a seventh-round knockout of Ezzard Charles on July 18, 1951. It was his fifth attempt at the title. At the age of 37, Walcott became the oldest boxer to win the World Heavyweight Championship, a record that would stand until George Foreman regained the title at age 45 in 1994.
Former heavyweight world champion Jersey Joe Walcott (real name Arnold Cream) died OTD in 1994 in his hometown of Camden, NJ at age 80. Here he is laying out Ezzard Charles and winning the heavyweight title (on his fifth try!) in 1951.
