The Pittsburgh Kid

The Pittsburgh Kid tells the story of boxer Billy Conn, who plays himself in this 76-minute film. After his defeat by Joe Louis, Conn’s character navigates the challenges of fame and the boxing scene, with the support of his manager Patricia Mallory.

This film is a product of Republic Pictures, known for its engaging narratives and character-driven stories. As a piece of boxing history, it offers insight into the life of a professional fighter during the early 1940s. Collectors interested in sports films or the boxing genre will find value in this title, particularly for its portrayal of the sport and its personalities.