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Harry Mizler (b/w photo)
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Harry Mizler (b/w photo)
8671542 Harry Mizler (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Harry Mizler. Amateur champion at three weights, Bantam (1930), Feather (1932) and Light (1933), Harry Mizler, another star from London's East End, quickly made a name for himself in the professional ranks and in 1934 took the lightweight title from Johnny Cuthbert. Although being deprived of that honour by his friend, Kid Berg, Mizler has beaten Gustave Humery, one of the world's leading lightweights, and hopes to regain the championship. Possesses plenty of pluck and a dangerous left hand. Illustration for Photocard issued by Ardath Tobacco in c.1936.); © Look and Learn
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This print captures the essence of Harry Mizler, a true champion in every sense of the word. Amateur champion at three different weights, Bantam in 1930, Feather in 1932, and Light in 1933, Mizler quickly rose to fame in London's East End before making his mark in the professional boxing world.
In 1934, Mizler achieved a significant milestone by taking the lightweight title from Johnny Cuthbert. Despite being deprived of this honor by his friend Kid Berg, Mizler's talent shone through as he defeated Gustave Humery, one of the world's leading lightweights. With plenty of pluck and a dangerous left hand, Mizler was determined to regain his championship status.
This print serves as a timeless reminder of an era when boxing was at its peak and athletes like Harry Mizler were revered for their skill and determination. The intensity captured in his gaze reflects the risks and challenges that come with being a professional boxer.
As we admire this image of Harry Mizler from the 1930s, we are reminded of his legacy as a star athlete from London who made waves both inside and outside the ring. His story is one of resilience, courage, and unwavering passion for the sport he loved.
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