International Contest for the Heavyweight Championship: Squires vs. Burns, Ocean View, Cal., July 4th, 1907 Trailer

International Contest for the Heavyweight Championship: Squires vs. Burns, Ocean View, Cal., July 4th, 1907 Trailer (1907)

04 July 1907 Factual 3 mins

The fight is a short one, with the defeated boxer knocked out in the first round after going down for the third time.

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