Ezzard Charles beats Joe Louis in 1950 boxing match; African-Americans in Harlem, New York City, celebrate Louis's 1935

Joe Lewis, known as the Brown Bomber, was a legendary boxer who ended his career with an unblemished record. He was undefeated in 24 title defenses, a feat that remains unmatched. His opponents struggled to land a glove on him, highlighting his dominance in the sport. Lewis' legacy as a great fighter is cemented in boxing history.

What does the phrase 'a glove on him' suggest about Joe Lewis's opponents?

Who is referred to as the 'Brown bomber king of the squared circle'?