Teddy Roosevelt turned the White House into his personal boxing ring, staging regular sparring matches against staff, guests, and even pro boxers to stay fit during his 1901-1909 presidency. He took on anyone willing, reveling in the rough-and-tumble bouts that left opponents bruised. The fun ended in 1905 when a punch from his military aide, Col. Daniel T. Moore, shattered his glasses and caused permanent vision damage in one eye—prompting Roosevelt to switch to jiu-jitsu instead. | Simple Hist

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