article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis'  Max Schmeling .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' (left) knocks out  Max Schmeling in the first round to win the heavyweight title on June 22, 1938 .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' had come back from that shock to win the world heavyweight title by defeating James J Braddock but announced Joe Louis' would not consider Joe Louis' the true champion until Joe Louis' avenged the loss to  Max Schmeling.
article_snippet.sent: The social picture was clouded further by black America’s belief in Joe Louis' as a high-profile campaigner for Civil Rights.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' is carried by Joe Louis' supporters ahead of Joe Louis' 1938 re-match with  Max Schmeling .
article_snippet.sent: A poster for the rematch (left) while Joe Louis' and  
article_snippet.sent: Max Schmeling shake hands at the weigh-in ahead of Louis and Schmeling  fight .
article_snippet.sent: Louis, who had complacently trained on the links rather in the gym for the first fight, gave up golf and women in serious preparation for the return bout.
article_snippet.sent: President Franklin D Roosevelt invited Joe Louis' to the White House and told Joe Louis': 'Joe Louis', we need muscles like Joe Louis' to beat the Germans.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Joe Louis' would say: ‘The whole damned country was depending on Joe Louis'.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' is pictured jumping aside as  Max Schmeling falls after the knock-out .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' had been tactically out-thought in their first fight so decided to go for broke from the first bell.
article_snippet.sent: Arthur Donovan gave Joe Louis' a standing eight count.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' switched Joe Louis' attack to the head, dropping Schmeling twice, and Arthur Donovan called a halt only two minutes and 40 seconds into their first fight.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis', the Brown Bomber, had fractured Schmeling’s spine with Louis, the Brown Bomber body attacks.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Joe Louis' goes on the attack against  Max Schmeling as Joe Louis' gains revenge after defeat two years earlier .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' lost Joe Louis' money and became a greeter at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' old friend Schmeling visited Joe Louis' there once every year until Joe Louis' death in 1981, when Joe Louis' acted as a pall-bearer at Joe Louis'’ funeral.
highlights_snippet.sent: Joe Louis' 1938 re-match with Max Schmeling is the second in the series .