Meg Frisbee

About the Author

Meg Frisbee is a historian and author whose work delves into the intersections of sport, culture, and regional identity in the American West. With a keen eye for the dramatic undercurrents of historical events, she explores how heavyweight prizefighting became a battleground for broader social tensions, from racial divides to economic struggles. Drawing on extensive archival research and vivid storytelling, Frisbee illuminates the lives of fighters, promoters, and spectators who shaped this rugged era. Her scholarship bridges academic rigor with accessible narrative, making complex histories engaging for general readers. Beyond her writing, she lectures on Western Americana and contributes to public history initiatives, advocating for the preservation of sports heritage in the United States.