
Bert Randolph Sugar
June 7, 1937 – March 25, 2012
Bert Randolph Sugar was a boxing writer and sports historian recognizable by his trademark fedora and cigar. After passing the bar exam, he worked in the advertising business in New York City for ten years. Sugar bought Boxing Illustrated magazine in 1969 and was editor until 1973. From 1979–1983 he was editor and publisher of The Ring. In 1988 he once again began editing Boxing Illustrated. In 1998 he founded Bert Sugar's Fight Game. Sugar authored over 80 books, mostly on boxing history. Source: Wikipedia
Books
- The baseball maniac's almanac
- Wrestling's great grudge matches
- Boxing's 100
- Baseball picture quiz book
- Hall of Fame Baseball Cards
- Baseballistics
- New Pictorial History of Wrestling
- 100 years of boxing
- 165 Big Leagues Baseball Cards
- The Pictorial History of Wrestling
- The Baseball Hall of Fame
- Boxing's greatest fighters
- Mecca 1911 Double-Folder Baseball Cards
- Bert Sugar's Boxing Encyclopedia
- Rain Delays/an Anecdotal History of Baseball Under One Umbrella
- Baseball's 50 greatest games
- 505 boxing questions your friends can't answer
- Horse sense
- The Sports Collectors Bible
- Classic Baseball Cards
- The Ring Record Book and Boxing Encyclopedia
- The Caesar's Palace sports book of betting
- "The thrill of victory"
- The Baseball Treasury
- The Baseball Trivia Book to End All Baseball Trivia Books
- The ultimate book of New York lists
- American League Baseball Cards Classics
- Who was Harry Steinfeldt? & other baseball trivia questions
- Collectibles, the nostalgia collector's bible
- The 100 greatest athletes of all time
- Bert Sugar on Boxing
- Caesar's Palace Book of Sports Betting Strategies
- Pictorial History of Wrestling
- I Hate the Dallas Cowboys
- 1978, when baseball was still baseball
- The great baseball players from McGraw to Mantle
- 190 Great Old-Time Baseball Cards
- Greatest Baseball Trivia Book Ever
- 100 Greatest Boxers Of All Time
- The great fights
- Classic Boxing Cards
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