" From 1939 to 1941, this person easily defeated the so-called "Bum of the Month Club," which included Buddy Baer.
Along with Charlie Glenn, this man owned a Chicago nightclub called the Rhumboogie Café. After becoming a private during World War II, he remarked "we'll win, 'cause we're on God's side," a quote frequently used on recruiting posters. This man noted "he can run, but he can't hide" when discussing rival Billy Conn, and Franklin Roosevelt told him "we need muscles like yours to beat Germany." From 1939 to 1941, this person easily defeated the so-called "Bum of the Month Club," which included Buddy Baer. His handlers had "Seven Commandments" for him, including "never gloat over a fallen opponent" and "never have his picture taken with a white woman." This man's 1938 rout of Max Schmeling was seen as a blow against Nazi Germany and racism. For 10 points, name this Detroit boxer known as the "Brown Bomber."
Along with Charlie Glenn, this man owned a Chicago nightclub called the Rhumboogie Café.
Joe {Louis} [or Joseph Louis {Barrow}]