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Hello, Im in need of new sparring gloves. I was using the 16oz Grants exactly like the ones at the top of this page. I love them, however I cant seem to find them anywhere. Out of stock or just not available. I hear great things about the Rival ones. I like these RS1 Pro Sparring ones. I just wanted opinions on their quality compared to either the Grants or Reyes, oh plus the difference between the "long" and "short" cuff on them. I hear the short cuff is better.

Foam, specifically latex foam, is the standard type of padding for 99.99% of the boxing gloves made today. There are different kinds of foam used and the way it’s cut and layered inside your glove greatly affects your glove’s performance and durability. Good foam feels great and last a long time. Bad foam hurts your hands and goes flat or falls apart quickly.

The "Michigan Assassin" left an indelible impression even with a life ended at the point of a gun at age 24. Like Masao Ohba and Salvador Sanchez many years later, Ketchell remains frozen forever at his peak, a reigning champion. A professional at age 16, Ketchell won his first bout by opening round knockout in and by the end of 1904 had reached a mark on 13-2-1. All of the wins were by knockout. He wouldn’t spend much time losing from then on. It wasn’t until the second win in three consecutive fights with Joe Thomas in 1907 that Ketchell picked up the first decision victory of his career to extend his mark to 39-2-4. In that series, Ketchell also laid claim to the World Middleweight title vacated by Tommy Ryan the year before, strengthening his claim in the first half of 1908 with consecutive knockouts of the excellent Sullivan brothers, Mike and Jack, and a decision win in his first bout with defining rival Billy Papke. And knockout of Thomas, and Tommy Ryan’s attempt at a chosen successor in Hugo Kelly, was followed with a stoppage loss in the Papke rematch in September. The notorious rematch was begun with a foul blow to the head or throat of Ketchell during ringside introductions and Ketchell wasted little time avenging the 12th round loss. Two months later, he met Papke again, savaging the Illinois native in eleven to regain the crown. A ten-round no decision contest against former Light Heavyweight champion "Philadelphia" Jack O’ Brien in early 1909 set up a June rematch; Ketchell stopped him in three, following less than a month later with a twenty round decision to end his rivalry with Papke. The year closed, famously, with a challenge for the Heavyweight crown. Giving up over 25 pounds, Ketchell dropped the great Jack Johnson in the 12th but, rather than hurting his man, Ketchell served only to anger him. Johnson rushed across the ring, forcefully removing Ketchell from his senses and some teeth from his mouth. He opened 1910 with no decision bouts against Frank Klaus and the great Sam Langford, the latter of whom ringside opinion was mixed as to who won. Perhaps they would have squared off for the crown one day but the chance would not arise. Ketchell managed three more knockouts before he himself was put down for the final count.

Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker, born on January 2, 1964, in Norfolk, Virginia, left an indelible mark on the sport of boxing with his remarkable career and defensive genius. Whitaker’s exceptional boxing champions in every division skills and defensive prowess made him one of the most elusive and technically sound fighters in the history of the sport. He captured world titles in multiple weight classes, including lightweight, light welterweight, welterweight, and light middleweight, showcasing his versatility and dominance in the ring. Notably, he was an Olympic gold medalist in the lightweight division at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. What truly set Whitaker apart was his defensive mastery. His elusive style, characterized by his unmatched head movement, upper body sways, and impeccable footwork, made him a near-impossible target to hit. He was often described as the "pound-for-pound king" during his prime due to his ability to outmaneuver and frustrate even the most formidable opponents. Whitaker’s defensive brilliance was complemented by his sharp counterpunching skills, which allowed him to score effectively while avoiding his opponent’s punches.

I would recommend the most expensive ones. If you’re going to buy cheap stuff, might as well save your money and use the community ones at the gym. The problem with many cheap gloves is that their padding goes flat quickly.

An amateur boxing bout is short in period, which comprises 3 rounds of 4 rounds of 2 minutes among women and 3 minutes among men, and each comes with an interval of 1 minute between rounds. Senior bouts for men changed mechanics from four 2-minute rounds to three 3-minute games.

Rocky Marciano, aka The Brockton Blockbuster, was born in 1923 in Brockton, Massachusetts. Legendary fighter, as well as an example of tenacity and discipline. He held the heavyweight title for four years and is the only division champion who retired undefeated. Also, he had the shortest arm span (reach) of any titleholders in this weight division. Learn more about Rocky Marciano’s boxing style.