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    Comments Thread For: Veteran boxing writer Michael Katz dies at 85

    Michael Katz, an award-winning writer for The New York Times, New York Daily News, MaxBoxing and others, has died at the age of 85
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    #2
    RIP- Did lots of reading by him!

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      #3
      May God rest his soul. He will be missed!

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        #4
        Recall a great piece he did in 90s for NY Daily News about the late 60s/early 70s hype job Spanish HW Urtain. RIP Sir

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          #5
          A real journalist and a good friend,

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            #6
            He was one of those writers you did not even know how many of his pieces you read until you really thought about it. He was always good for a unique perspective.

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              #7
              He is among the last generation of newspaper beat reporters on boxing as the sport has declined in the US to a niche sport less a super fight on US soil.

              I also remember Katz seemingly at ringside with a neck brace and he visually reminded me of Bobby Heenan at ringside with a similar "injury", sad news...
              Last edited by low blows; 01-29-2025, 05:36 PM.

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                #8
                RIP Mr. Katz

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by low blows View Post
                  He is among the last generation of newspaper beat reporters on boxing as the sport has declined in the US to a niche sport less a super fight on US soil.

                  I also remember Katz seemingly at ringside with a neck brace and he visually reminded me of Bobby Heenan at ringside with a similar "injury", sad news...
                  Haha, I remember his neck brace and the Heenan neck brace too.. LOL

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