The 1930s brought boxing into a rugged new chapter, where grit and glory collided in Depression-era arenas. Legends like Joe Louis, the “Brown Bomber,” emerged with devastating power, while Max Baer’s charisma and Henry Armstrong’s relentless pace thrilled fans. From smoky halls to radio broadcasts, the sport offered hope and spectacle in tough times.

This curated collection of 1930s media and videos captures the raw intensity and iconic bouts that defined a decade of resilience and ring mastery.