Teddy Baldock was an East End boxing idol in the early 1900s, becoming Britain's youngest ever world champion at just 19. At the height of his fame, he rubbed shoulders with dukes and earls, and even the Prince of Wales requested to shake his hand. He retired after a distinguished career of over 80 fights, and remained a hero. But he died in 1971, in an Essex infirmary, so poor that he didn't even have his own pyjamas.