What was more important to Braddock’s success, his willingness to face the uncontrollable or what he learned from facing those situations?
By the 1930s, James J. Braddockâs boxing career was in a depression much like the US economy. Instead of waiting for better times to mount a comeback, Braddock chose to forge his own path forward during a time of unknowns.
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