currency. In 2002, the Merseyside Former Boxers' Association arranged an attractive black marble engraved memorial headstone for his grave. Honours Mace has a commemorative plaque in the centre of Norwich. Ring Magazine established a Hall of Fame in 1954, and most of their members subsequently became members of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Mace was the 34th inductee to the organization in 1990. He was a 2014 inductee for the Australian National Boxing Hall of Fame in the International category. In popular culture "Lando", a western by Louis L'Amour calls him "the world champion prize fighter, an Englishman and a gypsy. He whipped the best of them, and he was not a large man, but he was among the first to apply science to the art of fist fighting." "By footwork you can shift a man out of position... Certain blows automatically create openings for the blows to follow." "Never weighing more than 160 pounds, he had been the world's champion, defeating men as much as 60 pounds heavier." Professional boxing record See also List of bare-knuckle boxers References External links 'Master of the Ring' by Graham Gordon New Book on Jem Mace. Preview Jem Mace, Champion of the World Biography of Jem Mace Jem Mace the Gypsy Swansong for Jem of a boxer Jem Mace, 'The Last Bare Knuckle Heavy Weight Champion of the World' by Jason Mace Mace appearing in Sydney 1877 performing his tableaux 1831 births 1910 deaths 19th-century English people 20th-century English people English Romani people Bare-knuckle boxers English male boxers Romani sportspeople People from Breckland District Burials at Anfield Cemetery