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The Young Boxer - Red Cat Classics Book Description The Young Boxer is an extraordinary novel about early 20th century America from the pen of Jack London. Young Pat Glendon is a "pure talent" raised by his father, a former boxer, away from the corruption of modern society. With his father's advice, he is brought to "the city" by the famous boxing manager of the time, Sam Stubener, and begins a fascinating story in the ring. As naive Pat Glendon, unaware of the games going on around him, knocks out his opponents with one shot, he will see that the game is not as "honest" as he thought... In this impressive novel about the early period of boxing, which has become a million-dollar industry today, Jack London deals with the decay in modern city life on the one hand, and on the other He creates an immortal work about how "money", which affects all sports, turns the nature of sports upside down. "After this match, Pat Glendon began to climb the steps to fame. He attracted the attention of the braggarts of the boxing market and sports journalists. (…) His punches were worth gold. He promised a lot with his brave stance. However, journalists always compared his talent to third-rate boxers or wood-choppers." "He was defending what he showed against." (From the Promotional Bulletin)