1. Joseph Bartlett Choynski was an American boxer who fought professionally from 1888 to 1904.

1. Joseph Bartlett Choynski was an American boxer who fought professionally from 1888 to 1904.
Joe Choynski was considered a heavy puncher and a dangerous fighter.
Corbett had apparently hurt his hand, and Joe Choynski learned of the injury.
Accordingly, Joe Choynski "forgot" to bring his gloves to the match, thereby hoping the fight would proceed as a bare-knuckle bout.
Corbett declined to fight bare-knuckle, but agreed to allow Joe Choynski to wear leather riding gloves borrowed from a spectator.
Joe Choynski then began to train Johnson, helping the younger man develop the style that enabled him to become world champion.
Joe Choynski fought six-round draws with two other men who later claimed the heavyweight championship of the world: Bob Fitzsimmons on June 17,1894, and Marvin Hart on November 16,1903.
Joe Choynski was born in San Francisco to a Jewish family, the son of Harriet and Isidor Nathan Joe Choynski.
Joe Choynski had 4 siblings, Herbert, Miriam, Maurice, and Edwin.
In 1895, Joe Choynski married Louise Anderson Miller, an actress, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joe Choynski, who was Jewish, was inducted into the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 1991.