Tiger Flowers - New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Boxing History on X: "#OnThisDay in 1927, former middleweight champ Tiger Flowers died at 34-years-old following an operation in New York. The death of Flowers, the first ever black middleweight champion, was
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FLOWERS, TIGER ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1926) – JO Sports Inc.
Theodore “Tiger” Flowers (1897-1927) - Find a Grave Memorial
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Trailblazer Theodore “Tiger” Flowers: First Black Middleweight Champion
Tiger Flowers: Record & Stats
Fight City Legends No. 21: Tiger Flowers, The Georgia Deacon
Tiger Flowers - Wikipedia
Tiger Flowers: Trailblazing southpaw left indelible legacy on Atlanta
