Harry Greb - Wikipedia
Harry Greb (June 6, 1894 – October 22, 1926) was a professional boxer. Nicknamed "The Pittsburgh Windmill", "The Smoke City Wildcat", and "The Pittsburgh Bearcat", [2] Greb ranked the fifth best pound-for-pound boxers of all time by Sports Illustrated. [3]
Harry Greb - BoxRec
"A slashing right uppercut, wielded by Harry Greb, world's middleweight champion boxer, won him a victory over Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul..Delaney showed well in the early rounds, especially the third and fourth, but he soon weakened under the champion's relentless attack.
Harry Greb: The Pittsburgh Windmill Is Forever A Legend Of …
2024年6月7日 · Harry Greb, aka "The Pittsburgh Windmill" and "The Smoke City Wildcat," was, pound for pound, one of the greatest boxers who ever lived.
Harry Greb - BoxRec
2024年8月5日 · Greb took part in the Anglo-American Service Tournament in London, December 11-13, 1918. On December 11 he knocked out Cpl. Green and Sgt. Baker in 1 round each. On December 12 he was declared loser to Charlie Ring in 3 rounds.
Harry Greb | Middleweight Champion, Pittsburgh Fighter, Brawler ...
Harry Greb (born June 6, 1894, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.—died October 22, 1926, New York, New York) was an American professional boxer who was one of the cleverest and most colourful performers in the ring.
A Victim of the Life He Led - Pittsburgh Quarterly
2023年10月11日 · Experts in the fight business place two-time world champion Harry Greb on top of Pittsburgh’s pugilistic slag pile. They regard the former middleweight and light-heavyweight champion as one of the most accomplished fighters in boxing history.
A Century Ago: Harry Greb’s Incredible 1922 (Part One) - The …
2023年11月19日 · At the dawn of 1922, Harry Greb, the rugged middleweight battler from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was riding high. He had not officially lost a fight since 1915, and in the year previous had scored wins over Joe Cox and future Hall of Famer Jeff Smith.
Harry Greb - International Boxing Hall of Fame
A middleweight champion, Greb dueled top fighters from the heavyweight and light heavyweight divisions. Most amazing about Greb, though, is the physical disadvantage he fought through much of his career with.
Harry Greb: The Enduring Appeal of “The Pittsburgh Windmill”
2023年2月9日 · Giving away as much as 32lbs, the 5ft 8 ½ins Greb tangled with several of big men, and all of the world’s best light heavies, taking his share of flush punches, and yet in 299 recorded fights he...
Greb, Edward Henry ("Harry") - Encyclopedia.com
GREB, Edward Henry ("Harry") (b. 6 June 1894 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; d. 22 October 1926 in Atlantic City, New Jersey), professional boxer who won both the world middle-weight and American light heavyweight titles in the 1920s.