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    Jake LaMotta
    An image from Confessions of a Psycho Cat, one of the productions that also features Jake LaMotta.
    Jake LaMotta

    Jake LaMotta

    July 10, 1922 — New York City, New York, USA

    Jake LaMotta had one of the best chins in boxing history. In over 110 fights against the greatest middleweights in history, LaMotta was only knocked to the canvas once in his entire 14 year career. Turning pro in the early 1940s, Lamotta ran up an impressive undefeated streak before losing. He was the first fighter to defeat the great Sugar Ray Robinson (Robinson was 40-0). Claimed to have "taken a dive" against "Blackjack" Billy Fox in New York City. Fox was 49-1 with 49 knockouts. Captured the World's Middleweight Title from the legendary Frenchman Marcel Cerdan. Made two successful title defenses. Was knocked down by light-heavyweight Danny Nardico in West Palm Beach, Florida in the early 1950s. Made an ill advised comeback and lost to Billy Kilgore in Miami Beach. Ran a popular nightclub on Miami Beach in the 1950s. Served a short prison term. Acted in the movie, L'arnaqueur (1961) with Paul Newman. - IMDb Mini Biography

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    1961

    Hangmen

    Hangmen

    1987

    Raging Bull: Before the Fight

    Raging Bull: Before the Fight

    2005

    Confessions of a Psycho Cat

    Confessions of a Psycho Cat

    1968

    Mob War

    Mob War

    1989

    The Happy Moose

    1995

    Sugar Ray Robinson: The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion

    Sugar Ray Robinson: The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion

    1998

    Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson VI

    Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson VI

    1951