A legendary trainer and friend of Byron's, John Jackson, had an epic battle with a fighter of Jewish descent. Daniel Mendoza, also known as “Light of Israel
Mendoza The Jew: Boxing, Manliness, And Nationalism
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Those which opposed Daniel Mendoza, also called the 'Jew to Richard Humphreys, the 'Christian' from Clapham from 1788 to 1790, gained public notoriety because
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