In this second round of One-Two Punch, several great pulp contenders duke it out for supremacy, namely Dorothy B. Hughes, Mickey Spillane, and Elmore Leonard. But being this is an exhibition match, these wordsters fight solo, displaying just their offensive style. A heavyweight in a skirt, Dorothy B. Hughes has fourteen winning bouts to her name, the earliest, The So Blue Marble, from 1940. Her style favors the complex attack rather than burly brute force. Next in the ring is the unbeatable Mickey Spillane, titleholder from the fifties. With over two dozen TKOs, Spillane seems invulnerable; though his style can be flat-footed and coarse, he has a secret weapon, the Hammer, the Mike Hammer. Closing the card is Elmore Leonard, a versatile, graceful slugger who can talk his way out of a corner. He has a change-up style using both a western swing and a more urban uppercut. For this match, we've allowed Leonard to use “Stick,” one of his punchier combinations. Three potential winners-you be the judge.