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The Official Boxing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony honoring the Class of 2025 will be streamed live on the Hall of Fame’s YouTube channel beginning at 2:30 pm (EST) on Sunday, June 8 at the link here: www.youtube.com/@internationalboxinghalloffame 🥊
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"Back in Italy, we were farmers, but the farm wasn’t doing too well. We had relatives here and decided to give it a try. I was 15 at the time, and we packed up—with five kids—and moved to Brooklyn, New York.
Nino Benvenuti was my idol. I remember staying up late, heading out to anywhere that had a TV to watch his fight with Emile Griffith. I was just a kid saying, ‘I’m going to fight Griffith someday!’
Little did I know that within six years, I would be fighting the main event against him in Madison Square Garden."
— Vito Antuofermo
From watching his idol on a borrowed TV to standing under the Garden’s bright lights—this is the kind of journey that makes boxing special. It’s proof that dreams don’t care where you start, only how hard you fight for them.
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Congratulations to USA’s “Trail Blazer” Cathy Davis on her induction into the 2025 @internationalboxinghalloffame Cat was the only female fighter of her era to make the @ringmagazine cover (1978) 🇺🇸
The ceremony streams Sunday 2:30pm ET on IBHofF’s YouTube.
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'I have had to come up through a very hard school where I was fighting not to win but for my existence. I think that's why in the early days, I could come back after being knocked down three or four times. Gunboat Smith hit me squarely on the chin with so much force that all I remember is starting to fall forward. I felt my knees giving way and that is all about I remember. Some instinct from the hard early days kept me going and I won. I don't remember that. I know I won only because they told me.'
- Jack Dempsey
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