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Legacy and Legends Boxing Showcase Linked to October 24

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Published on October 14, 2026
Legacy and Legends Boxing Showcase Linked to October 24Source: Prince George's County Police Department / Facebook

A Legacy and Legends boxing showcase is associated with October 24.

The late Russell, who died in May 2022 from complications of diabetes, was the Russell family patriarch. Three of his sons — Gary Jr., Gary Antuanne, and Gary Antonio — earned boxing titles, according to a 2026 Substack article.

Jesse Davis and Katie Santos

Jesse Davis was a U.S. Army veteran assigned to the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, known as The Old Guard, before he became an officer with the Prince George's County Police Department. He died in August 2024. Davis served as an active-duty infantryman and was air assault qualified before joining the department, per the Barranco Severna Park Funeral Home obituary.

Katherine “Katie” Santos died in November 2022 at age 33. Her family directed memorial donations to the Prince George's County Police Athletic League and the Old School Boxing Gym at 6336 Rosecroft Drive, the Kalas Funeral Home obituary notes.

Young Fighters Carry the Program Forward

Nathaniel Hernandez won a bout at Southern Maryland Smoke 24 on October 10 at The Rex Theatre in Leonardtown.

Connect Boxing emphasizes athletic discipline and youth mentorship, and Corporal Pierre Boone is associated with the program.

An Annual Tradition With Deep Local Roots

A Legacy and Legends Boxing Showcase A Legacy and Legends Boxing Showcase is associated with October 25.

The Old School Boxing Gym is listed at 6336 Rosecroft Drive.

The Police Athletic League's boxing program pairs boxing with youth mentorship. A June 2026 Rookie Rumble was promoted.