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July 31, 2012
Jack Johnson, World Heavyweight
How the first African-American world heavyweight champion challenged colonialism and set the template for today's athletes.
Full article » | by Max Lakin
Zooming In
July 31, 2012
Zooming In: Olympics Day Five
Bringing you the top Olympic stories that aren't covered in the USA! USA! USA!
Zooming In
July 30, 2012
Zooming In: Olympics Day Four
Bringing you the top Olympic stories that aren't covered in the USA! USA! USA!
Zooming In
July 24, 2012
Zooming In: Olympics Day One
Bringing you the top Olympic stories that aren't covered in the USA! USA! USA!
Sports
July 5, 2012
A Century Later, A Feat No Less Impressive
Biographer Kate Buford examines the remarkable achievements of Jim Thorpe's athletic career and the life that followed them.
Sports
July 3, 2012
Three Men and 26.2 Miles
Author David Davis explores an earlier London Olympics, when three men contested a marathon so memorably, they touched off a mania for recreational running.
Sports
July 2, 2012
Reliving the Dream Team
Author Jack McCallum shares what it was like to cover the world's most famous collection of athletes on their way to making history.
Sports
June 21, 2012
A Murderers' Row of Yankees Sportswriters
For a new collection of essays, former SI executive editor Rob Fleder assembled a literary team to rival the Yanks' legendary status.
Sports
June 18, 2012
When the Yankees Didn't Always Win
Bronx Banter founder Alex Belth became a Bombers fan back when they weren't dominant, which has shaped his deep relationship with the storied team.
Sports
June 18, 2012
Twenty-first Century Rushin Literature
Sports Illustrated's longtime scribe talks about the next stage in his writing life.
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