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The Sunday Telegraph issued a small newsletter magazine. It was in recognition of the prize fighter, Bartley Gorman. King of the Gypsies. A carasmatic man who was interviewed about his life and also the responsibility of being an unbeatable prize fighter for more than 25 years. The pressure also his family also had to face. He was never beaten, but described holding his status as more of a curse than a gift. Due to the reputation not being honoured as it should have as time moved on. Honour among men wasn't valued as it once was. 2A00:23EE:2588:697C:B3B3:A7D0:BC01:848B (talk) 00:27, 20 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
