The Good Fight
Jason Langendorf, Bill Dettloff, Liliana Ulloa Santos, Stephen "Breadman" Edwards, Norm Frauenheim, Eric Raskin, Lucas Ketelle, Ryan Songalia, Anthony Cocks, David GreismanBoxing as it was meant to be: focused on the fights, the fighters, the stories and the struggle. Support independent journalism from the best storytellers in the business.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Jason Langendorf is a former boxing editor at ESPN.com and BoxingScene, and is an award-winning member of the BWAA. He contributed to Ringside Seat and The Queensberry Rules, and has also appeared in Vice, The Guardian and other publications.
Boxing Lifer
Liliana Ulloa is a Mexican-born, nonbinary boxing journalist and founder of Xicana Boxing, an independent media platform dedicated to fight coverage, feature writing and original reporting.
World Champion professional boxing trainer and creator of the Daily Bread Mailbag.
Norm Frauenheim, born an Army brat, first saw boxing while delivering The Stars & Stripes to the troops. Battalion smokers led to life as a Fight Writer. His work has appeared in The New York Times, LA Times, AP, USA Today and Arizona Republic.
Former Substack home of the Raskin & Mulvaney podcast, now pretty much used as Eric Raskin's personal account
boxing guy.
Ryan Songalia is a NJ native and long-time boxing writer whose byline has appeared on The Ring, BoxingScene, the New York Daily News, Vice, Rappler, Esquire and USA Today.
25 years in the game and I'm still the same. I write boxing. ✍️ New book 'The Brawl at the Sydney Opera House (And Other Aussie Boxing Yarns)' available via Amazon. \ud83d\udc49 https://t.co/hhCk6P0KUN
David Greisman has covered boxing since 2004 for outlets such as BoxingScene and Ring Magazine. If you want to buy David a cookie ($1), a coffee ($3) or a beer ($5), his Venmo username is DavidG412.
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