Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame · Class of 2026
Honoring the Legends of the Class of 2026
20 Class of 2026 Inductees
Explore this commemorative Boardwalk Chronicle collection honoring the Atlantic City
Boxing Hall of Fame Class of 2026 — champions, trainers, officials, media members,
managers, promoters, and unforgettable contributors whose legacies continue to shape
the sport of boxing.
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Boxers
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Posthumous
Boxer
Prince Charles Williams
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Prince Charles Williams
Former IBF light heavyweight champion known for his toughness, pressure, and championship resilience.
Boxer
Orlando Canizales
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Orlando Canizales
Hall of Fame bantamweight champion celebrated for his skill, consistency, and record-setting title reign.
Boxer
Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini
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Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini
Former lightweight world champion whose relentless style and fighting spirit made him a fan favorite.
Boxer
Zab Judah
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Zab Judah
Multiple-division world champion recognized for elite speed, southpaw power, and longevity at boxing’s highest level.
Boxer
Miguel Cotto
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Miguel Cotto
Puerto Rican icon and four-division world champion admired for his discipline, body punching, and championship pedigree.
Boxer
Harold “The Shadow” Knight
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Harold “The Shadow” Knight
Former top contender and respected trainer whose sharp boxing mind has influenced generations inside and outside the ring.
Boxer
Mike Tinley
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Mike Tinley
Camden-born professional whose talent, determination, and memorable Atlantic City appearances earned lasting respect.
Boxer
Jacqui Frazier-Lyde
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Jacqui Frazier-Lyde
World champion, attorney, and trailblazer who carried a legendary fighting name while building a legacy of her own.
Promoter
Lou DiBella
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Lou DiBella
Influential promoter and television executive whose work has helped shape modern championship boxing.
Judge
Melvina Lathan
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Melvina Lathan
Accomplished judge, regulator, and boxing administrator whose leadership advanced fairness and professionalism in the sport.
Referee
Earl Brown
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Earl Brown
Veteran referee trusted in major championship contests throughout the United States and around the world.
Manager
Craig Johnson
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Craig Johnson
Atlantic City boxing manager best known for guiding and supporting the championship journey of Leavander Johnson.
Trainer
John “The Iceman” Scully
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John “The Iceman” Scully
Former world-ranked contender and respected trainer known for his technical knowledge and dedication to boxing history.
International Media
Juan Carlos Tapia
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Juan Carlos Tapia
Panamanian broadcaster and creator of “Lo Mejor del Boxeo,” a landmark voice in international boxing media.
Media · Posthumous
Chuck Betson
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Chuck Betson
Atlantic City journalist and broadcaster remembered for decades of informed, passionate coverage of the local fight scene.
Trainer · Posthumous
Wesley Mouzon
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Wesley Mouzon
Former professional fighter and celebrated Philadelphia trainer who helped develop world champions and elite contenders.
Referee · Posthumous
John Fitzpatrick
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John Fitzpatrick
Respected boxing referee whose professionalism and service earned the trust of fighters, corners, and commissions.
Boxer · Posthumous
James “Black Gold” Schuler
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James “Black Gold” Schuler
Gifted Philadelphia middleweight contender whose promise, character, and unforgettable career remain part of boxing history.
Boxer · Posthumous
Georgie “Go-Go” Navarro
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Georgie “Go-Go” Navarro
Talented Philadelphia fighter remembered for his speed, skill, and spirited performances during a competitive era.
Promoter · Posthumous
Al “Boomie” Soifer
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Al “Boomie” Soifer
Boxing promoter remembered for his dedication to fighters, live events, and the growth of the sport in Atlantic City.
The Legacy Continues
A Permanent Tribute to the Class of 2026
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of the men and women inducted into the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame.
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