Heavyweight Collection (#3)

Carpentier gives the knock-out at the front: the famous boxer puts on the gloves again
STC312599 Carpentier gives the knock-out at the front: the famous boxer puts on the gloves again, to honour a hero, from The Illustrated War News (b/w photo) by French Photographer

World heavyweight title fight between American champion Cassius Clay and British challenger Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium, North London

Ex Boxer Henry Cooper dressed in a Formula One out-fit. Formula One was one of his passions. 20th December 1976

David Pearce v Neville Meade for the BBBofC Heavyweight Title, held at St Davids Hall, Cardiff. 22nd September 1983

Muhammad Al in a press conference leading up to his bout with Ernie Terrell. Circa 1967

Muhammad Al in with trainer Angelo Dundee. Circa 1967

Muhammad Ali, In training with trainer wiping him down. Alis in London to fight Englands Brian London. 1st August 1966

Brian London vs Kitione Lave, Commonwealth Heavyweight Title Eliminator. Greyhound Stadium, West Hartlepool, County Durham. London won on points over 10 rounds

Lennox Lewis poses with a hug England flag ahead of his WBC world title fight with Tony Tucker. Circa May 1993

Lennox Lewis training ahead of his world title bout with Tony Tucker. Circa May1993

Lennox Lewis vs Donovan Razor Ruddock. Lewis retained his British and European titles also wining the Commonwealth Heavyweight title by way of knock-out in round two

Lennox Lewis vsDonovan "Razor"Ruddock. Lewis retained his British
Lennox Lewis vsDonovan " Razor" Ruddock. Lewis retained his British and European titles also wining the Commonwealth Heavyweight title by way of knock-out in round two

Reception for Sonny Liston, World Heavyweight Champion, at The May Fair Hotel in Stratton St, Mayfair, London. 2nd September 1963

British heavyweight boxer Joe Bugner (Right) with American former heavyweight champion of the world Muhammad Ali, pictured sparring at a gymnasium in West 28th Street, New York City

Muhammad Ali at a press conference ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Muhammad Ali arrives in England ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) attends a sports writers reception, on the day of his arrival in London. He is in England ahead of his next fight with Henry Cooper on 21st May

Muhammad Ali (centre) with boxing promoter Micky Duff (left) at a New York gymnasium. 27th June 1970

Joe Bugner (left) sparring at a gymnasium in West 28th Street, New York City. Joe is New York to meet some of the greatest fighters in the game. 27th June 1970

A young Joe Bugner (left) going through his paces with former World Heavyweight Champ Muhammad Ali in a New York City gym. 27th June 1970

World heavyweight title fight between American champion Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) and British challenger Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium, North London

British heavyweight boxer Joe Bugner (left) with American former heavyweight champion of the world Muhammad Ali, pictured sparring at a gymnasium in West 28th Street, New York City

Muhammad Ali training at Caesars Palace ahead of his non-title fight against Britains Joe Bugner. 8th February 1973

Britains Henry Cooper weighs-in for his non title bout against Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) at The London Palladium. 18th June 1963

American boxer Cassius Clay Aka (Muhammad Ali) and Britains Henry Cooper (left) weigh-in for their non title bout at The London Palladium. 18th June 1963

Cassius Clay, aka (Muhammad Ali) on his way back to the United States after beating British Heavyweight Henry Cooper in 5 rounds

Cassius Clay (Pictured) having lunch in London before his trip to Scotland for an exhibition bout against fellow American Jimmy Ellis

Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) vs Henry Cooper in their first fight at Wembley Stadium. Clay stopped Cooper in the 5th round. Picture shows) Referee stopping the fight. 18th June 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) seen here with his brother Rudoph and Jack Solomons taking a stroll through Piccadilly, Central London on the day of his arrival in England

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in Londons West End on the day of his arrival ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in London ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. (Picture shows)

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in London on the day of his arrival ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. (Picture shows) Clay signing autographs for fans

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) at Wembley Stadium where his non-title bout against Britains Henry Cooper will be held. 11th June 1963

Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) running in The Mall London ahead of his first fight with Henry Cooper. Clay left his room at 6am to train

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) and entourage in Londons west end ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay aka Muhammad Ali (right) training in The Mall London ahead of his first fight with Henry Cooper. Clay left his room at 6am to train

World Heavyweight Championship fight between Muhammad Ali and Brian London at Earls Court, London. Ali won the fight after the third round when London failed to show for the fourth

Having his stomach muscles strengthened is British Heavyweight Champion Henry Cooper (left)...who defends his title against Dick Richardson at Wembley

Henry Cooper seen here (left) in training at The Bellingham for his fight against Cassius Clay at Wembley. 16th June 1963

Henry Cooper seen here (right) in training at The Bellingham for his fight against Cassius Clay at Wembley. 16th June 1963

Henry Cooper seen here in training at The Bellingham for his fight against Cassius Clay at Wembley. 16th June 1963

Henry Cooper at the weigh-in for his heavyweight title fight with Muhammad Ali at Highbury Stadium, North London. Ali won the bout in the sixth round when the referee had to stop the fight due to a

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) with a female fan. Ali is in London for of his rematch with British Heavyweight Henry Cooper to be held at Highbury Stadium. 20th May 1966

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) greeting muslims at a public speaking about Islam. Ali is in London for of his rematch with British Heavyweight Henry Cooper to be held at Highbury Stadium. 20th May 1966

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) speaking to Muslims. Ali is in London for of his rematch with British Heavyweight Henry Cooper to be held at Highbury Stadium. 20th May 1966

American world champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali, formerly known as Cassius Clay, pictured at the Odeon Cinema in Leicester Square during the weigh in for his heavyweight title fight against

Cassius Clay (centre) holding a press conference prior to his rematch with Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium. 19th May 1966

Cassius Clay and entourage walking through Regent Street on route to his press conference. 19th May 1966

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"Unleashing the Power: A Glimpse into Heavyweight Legends" Step into the ring of history as we explore the world boxing. From iconic figures like Sonny Liston to legendary battles between Harry Paulson and Tom Paddock, this caption takes you on a journey through time. Travel back to the late 19th or early 20th century with Pugnis' masterpiece capturing the intensity of Paulson and Paddock's second fight. Witness Daniel Mendoza's litho engraving by Henry Kinsbury in 1789, showcasing his prowess as a British heavyweight boxer. Marvel at Joe Bugner, a British powerhouse, standing alongside American former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson in an unforgettable boxing match. Delve into Tom Cribbs' epic encounter with Molineaux in 1811, leaving spectators awe-inspired during this era. But it's not just about human strength; Victorian Scrap presents an intriguing image of a circus elephant riding a tricycle – symbolizing power beyond expectations. Witness Bob Fitzsimmons facing off against Peter Felix in an intense bout that exemplifies true grit and determination. Remember Fitzsimmons as he reigns supreme as heavyweight boxing champion. And who can forget Jess Willard? His name echoes through history as one of the most formidable heavyweights ever to step foot inside the squared circle. Lastly, immerse yourself in Cassius Clay's face-off against Sonny Liston – later known as Muhammad Ali – where Clay shocked the world by claiming victory over his fearsome opponent. These glimpses into heavyweight legends remind us why this sport has captivated audiences for centuries. The sheer force and skill displayed within these moments are testaments to human resilience and unwavering dedication.