世界王者の工藤政志選手に技術指導した風間選手でしたが、上手さと嫌らしさを併せ持った王者セラノの技術には敵いませんでした。

McCallum a great old school technician.

I originally posted that I met Bigfoot after his fight with Derrick Jefferson in May of 1998, no it was February of 1994 that I met Bigfoot in his loss to Tony Tubbs and Everett told me he was too big for the fight.

Thank you for uploading this fight. I stopped searching for the upload some time ago. I had to see it with my own eyes, Everett "Bigfoot" Martin being stopped with a body shot from a fighter who was not a puncher. Bigfoot, for the portion of his career I watched him, was not an easy man to get out of there. Riddick Bowe stopped him on cuts in the 5th round in the early 90's, but never dropped Bigfoot.

It just shows you how good Lloyd Honeyghan was to completely dominate and destroy Curry in six rounds some three years later. With Leonard retired, Curry was the best welterweight around at this time, but, he should have been keeping an eye on Lloyd as time went on (you don't remain unbeaten in 27 bouts for no reason, including a three-round clean knockout of future WBC Super-Welterweight Champ, Gianfranco Rossi, for the European Welterweight Title). Honeyghan essentially finished Curry's boxing career at the very top and those fights with Hagler, Hearns, and Leonard, which were being spoken about a couple of years on from this bout seem like wishful thinking on the part of Curry and his team now. Fair play, a boxing clinic here from Curry though - thanks for uploading.

Bro was a killer

That 1st knock down was the same signature wait for it set up and punch that KO’d Pac-Man

The 1st anniversary of Bob's title win in '68, one week before my 16th birthday.

Kendall looks nowhere near 175lb.

I thought Gray won the fight.

Scary knockout and dreadful refereeing, typical of officiating in Europe at the time

the announcing for this fight is like if 3 pro BLM guys were calling it and blindly rooting for Taylor... they were shocked when he got dropped in the 12th lol.. only Ray Leonard started to notice that Taylor was getting brutalized in there

That body shot at 2:33. Holy shit. The amount of force that he could generate when he gave himself room (he was a monster at every distance and could knock you dead with 4-6" distance. He was that strong) is fucking bananas. He had some serious speed on it too. That shit must have hurt horribly. Damn. No thanks.

It's strange that Tiger lost his middleweight title to the reigning welterweight champion and then, less than eight months later, he dethroned the reigning light-heavyweight champion.

lonnie smith had a lot of ability but had no courage

14:57 an EXTREMELY cautious opening round. 😂

It was great to see Briggs DESTROY this clown.

How did Mcallum lose to this guy

Vato loco

Jerry was born 10 yrs to late if he fought in the 1950s he would have been champion

이야... 초등학교때 봤던 그 경기를 볼 수 있다니... 정말 감사합니다.....:)

37:12

September 15th 1978

Big mike different class . 😇

Michael carbajal ya estaba de salida tuvo grandes peleas con la chiquita gonzalez apesar que el travieso era mucho mas joven

😡😡😡 So disgusting and disrespectful.

After being dominated by Warren's swarming style in their first encounter, McGirt shows the Ring IQ that's made him one of the truly great trainers of his generation. His footwork is much improved, he utilizes space more effectively, and keeps Warren on the end of his straight punches. He was also aided by the fact that for whatever reason, Warren was less aggressive about moving forward this time, making this another fascinating fight from an era that was rich in them.

Pegaba como mula, RIP, ROSARIO 😢

very good fight

I wonder had Buster Mathis & Mac Foster fought, it would be crazy I wonder who would win

Un verdadero leon el señor Furuyama. Como nos puso a sufrir en esa pelea hace ya casi medio siglo. A las tres de la mañana tocó madrugar.

Great fight. Archie Moore was amazing

Shark doing alot of holding considering he's bigger man

Henry Hank was a great fighter, and also the first professional fighter I ever met at a pro card in Toronto in the early 70's.

Johnson was a brilliant fighter, and during his prime only Archie Moore was his master. I consider Johnson a top 10 all time Light Heavyweight.

If jerry fought in the 1950s he might have been champ he was 10 yrs to late

Man Keith Holmes gave Ritchie more credit then these seriously biased commentators. I had it even or Ritchie ahead . More connections end of story. Well done Keith and Ritchie I actually liked the skills from both. Don't get hit. Name of the game. Mercantile was right to stop it but Ritchie could have survived he was still fighting back.

Worst refereeing ever witnessed

Dos extraordinarios guerreros del ring. Descansen en paz los dos.

The good old days. Amazing Atmosphere

At that early time Foreman's endurance ŵas in question before Zaire. In the Foreman / Pires fight it was hard to determine who the ref was saving às he called the fight as George looked like he was about to fall out from exhaustion after battering Pires on the ropes for 4 rounds. I held my bets on Zaire unfortunately.

The commercials were interesting. But where were all the big pharma ads for prescription drugs?

Jerry Quarry should have retired after the second Frazier fight.

Good fight Tony making a comeback. Was in good shape Bonasante just out conditioned him. He deserved the victory. Tony Ayala would could have been. He had the tools to be one of the greats.

Tyson aquí era rápido y demoledor el mejor de la división el cubano valiente pero mike Tyson de los mejores de la historia

Even JCC said Rosario was the hardest puncher he ever faced. Old mate Garza flailing around like a sapling in a storm.

Southpaw specialist.

One of my favorite southpaws, sweet pee,macho,calzace and him.

Coetzer is too small and too weak to harm Big George Foreman.

I think I have the full 8 rds of this somewhere