Aaron Pryor - Complete Championship Profile

[@louisbecke2348]

I sparred with Aaron often at the Emmanuel Community Center in Cincinnati just before he turned pro. Amazing athlete. As an amateur he ran 5 miles in the morning then at the gym after shadow boxing 10 rounds of sparring, 6 on the heavy bag, 6 on the speed bag, 6 jumping rope. Sit-ups all manner of exercises then would ask if anyone was up for a game of basketball downstairs. Nicest guy you could meet. His home was in a poverty violent area of the city. I could go on and on of my time with him. Loved the guy not a mean bone in his body outside the ring.

[@tristandaniel]

Wow great story. Thanks. Aaron Pryor was a beast RIP

[@WinstonNewYork]

What a story! My uncle was Commissioner of Boxing for New York over the Ali-Frazier fight. And was a famous pitcher from Puerto Rico, who played for the NY Giants, and pitched against Clemente. Cheers.

[@robertk811]

My favorite boxer of all time

[@tmobile1wsx889]

seriously that's awesome one of my legend s

[@jsj297]

No wonder he could go so deep into the 14th! Was one of my truly favorites growing up. My Dad loved that Boxer. He was quite the showman with that pointing at the intro too! Good stuff. But was always congenial in victory. You must have some great memories!

[@fuzzyfishnutz4838]

These profiles are extremely well done. It’s cool to see all the different styles of various boxers over the years, especially for boxers I never got to see or knew much about beforehand. Keep up the great work, Rummy!

[@seabrook1976]

God, I love watching Aaron Pryor fights. Just relentless.

[@dred2040]

NEVER. Heard of him.......great FIGHTER....

[@johnshields6852]

Aaron was the best, exciting boxers I've ever seen, it was a pleasure to see him fight and I'm a huge Marvelous Marvin fan, Sugar ray , Tommy Yearns, all great fighters, but I had the most enjoyment watching him box. Truly amazing technical boxer and big heart, steel chin.

[@CZECHMATE650]

Mills Lane seemed to have never aged? I mean he always looks the same in these videos Bald on the top grey slicked back hair on the sides & that voice only a mother could love! Now he WAS A REAL CHAMP!

[@davidmuhammad8960]

Very well done history of The Hawk

[@whome5770]

This videos are cool. I like them. Never heard of this boxer he was a machine.

[@daronegraves9566]

Rummy you a bad boy just like my boy the late great Aaron Pryor

[@samuelmahmud1909]

A true champion🥊

[@nohayamor]

wow,like i said before,aside from an over the hill,2 weight classes above his best weight arguello,pryor beat nothing but a bunch of bums. I don't see why so many people overrate this dude so much. it's like an urban legend

[@babulah8447]

The special water bottle was very real. Luis Resto gave the interview and explained all.

[@procerator]

I am amazed that in the past fights took 15 rounds

[@derekcooper7354]

Before that they were 45 rounds. It was brought down to 15.

[@CoreyT127]

Dude was terrifying. You knock him down and it just pissed him off and he came back twice as ferocious!

[@claudiomonreal4822]

He didn't even wait for the referee to count he just starts fighting

[@robertmacleod7587]

@@claudiomonreal4822 he was terrifing no way i want a piece of this guy

[@michaelhubbard4023]

Agreed. He would be a match up nightmare for today's fighters. No one would want to fight him. If there was anyone that was born to fight, it would be Aaron Pryor.

[@cf2228]

Possible used drugs in all his fights.

[@calvinwalkerwalker5698]

Think 🤔 he would've knocked suger ray out.

[@Brother_Dre1900]

I am highly grateful you did a profile on this underrated, and underappreciated, blood and guts fighter from the 80s.

[@tempestvideos9834]

"1999 was voted by the Associated Press as the world's best light welterweight of the 20th century." Underrated? I don't think so.

[@petergriffin6223]

@stephen schneider Panama was

[@bio-plasmictoad5311]

@stephen schneider nobody said he wasn't

[@derricknichols5787]

@stephen schneider that sugar ray

[@Pat4HUMANITY]

Panama was the cheater. I wonder if Pryor knew 🤔 what was in that drink?

[@brasstacksboxing409]

This channel is underrated AF!

[@mollkatless]

Brass Tacks Boxing - thankfully someone is still willing to add the ubiquitous "underrated" comment on any youtube channel

[@generrojackson746]

BIG FACTS

[@Leo-vi7tt]

I love this channel you should do one of RAY ROBINSON the boxing fans need to know his great career

[@bio-plasmictoad5311]

It will be about 3 hours long, haha

[@kaliduncanel3356]

It'll be hard because you cant show his ascent since his early fights aren't in film.

[@Crazyoldman84]

@@bio-plasmictoad5311 3 parts maybe 😂👍🏼

[@sepulcher8263]

Who's that?

[@BastardX13]

His name is always in the conversation of "whose the greatest, to ever place them up." Its a crime there's not more film of the man.

[@martinmedina1411]

Hopefully he does Alexis Argüello championship profile

[@complexfellow4961]

Definitely

[@voscowbinder9458]

A gentle beast one of my favorite boxers

[@Azner101]

Alexis was one of the best counter punchers in the business.

[@tilleryjohnson8045]

Martin Medina AA was one of my favorites. I really enjoyed watching him work. And hopefully we will see that profile on him. RIP Champ🥊

[@yaderblen2890]

The greatest super feather weight in history simple

[@bfgtech48]

Aaron Pryor had virtually limitless stamina. He could keep throwing a huge volume of punches for 15 rounds. He also had a great chin. A very dangerous man to have to face. What a fighter.

[@dannyboy4140]

Thanks to his magic bottle

[@matador6604]

Lost respect for him after what he pulled in the Arguello fight, clear cheater and it explains his stamina

[@isaacdiakite3264]

@@matador6604 I'm a yougin, (2000s baby) What he do?

[@thoughtsofalostoneofalosto2591]

The other bottle kept him going.

[@peelslowly28]

@@isaacdiakite3264 in his championship fight against Alexis Argeullo his trainer Panama Lewis told Pryor to drink from his bottle "The one that I mixed." After drinking from it Pryor came out in the later rounds like it was round one and won the fight. Further confounding this is the fact that the boxing commission neglected to taken Pryor's urine samples after the fight.

[@tymcnish5674]

One of the most underrated fighters of all time.

[@m3hdim3hdi]

Its a shame Pryor vs Duran didnt happen

[@ciarahall5402]

Roberto had bigger fish to fry. I'm an old dog 😂 and I Tell you young man,back in the day a lot of people didn't even know who Pryor even was before the Aguello fight.

[@Howard7075]

Aaron Pryor was a hell of a fighter one of my favorites boy did he know how to use angles. Rummy's corner thank you so much for the Memories we appreciate you taking a trip down memory lane😃

[@rukedoufus3260]

As soon as I see it’s rummy’s corner I click

[@mider-spanman5577]

Now this was a beast! Two great exports from Cincinnati; Ezzard Charles the Cincinnatti Cobra, and Aaron the Hawk Pryor!

[@AiH8U]

He's one of my TOP 3 FAV of ALL-TIME!!!! THX RC!!!!!

[@robr.3679]

This is great. We don't hear about Pryor enough. Side note: It's amazing to see how referee stoppages have changed since then!!!

[@husain4718]

Ikr. Most of these fights would've been a few rounds before if they were today.

[@cf2228]

Probably because he was cheating and taking drugs during fights.

[@yaderblen2890]

​@@cf2228you nailed it

[@WZ912]

Pryor Vs Duran would've been wicked.

[@parkerbohnn]

A pick 'em fight. Duran drew or beat Hagler the first fight but got robbed because Hagler was American. Duran beat Leonard the first fight. Pryor pummeled Hearns early in Hearns' career. It was always said both Leonard and Hearns moved up a weight class to avoid fighting Pryor.

[@petroslouvris4325]

Love your videos! I would love to see one for Roy jones Jr too. Keep up the great work

[@brasstacksboxing409]

Roy and James tony would be great vids..

[@mrdfk9410]

And see him batter a bunch tomato cans at LHW , no thanks lol. I love RJJ but I can't take that run at LHW seriously lol.

[@louduva9849]

@@mrdfk9410 He fought scrubs post-Toney. Embarrassing.

[@davidhenry8056]

My fighter of all times because of is unstoppable pressure on is opponents and he never afraid of anyone

[@Outerwebs]

7:40 "...some controversy..." Yeah, cheating is usually somewhat controversial.

[@heindattel3919]

What happend there? What did he ?

[@ReservoirPunk]

@@heindattel3919 Something was added to his water to give him more energy. Disgusting cheat

[@MrJC7071]

His trainer, Panama Lewis, was eventually banned from boxing for taking stuffing out of one of his fighters gloves! He was a cheat and basically a criminal. Pryor had a career ending battle with drugs. Take away the drugs, he doesn't win the fights he does.

[@Cryptokat]

@@ReservoirPunk panama lewis - yes! but Pryor isn't at fault.

[@Dave062YT]

@@ReservoirPunk Nothing you can drink works that fast

[@sandyacombs]

Aaron Pryor was a great fighter, he was a true buzz saw, he always fought at full throttle, never a dull fight.

[@marvinwashington2600]

Cocaine make anyone full throttle

[@Cincinnatus1869]

@@marvinwashington2600 if it were as simple as that , there'd be a lot more boxers accomplishing the things AP did. People like you should should not pretend to know anything about professional boxing

[@ashleytester1049]

give the stuff imixed. that what his trainer said in one of Pryor fights, it was cocaine mixed in water. true story.

[@ashleytester1049]

I can't believe Rummy didn't mention that fact. It put a permanent glitch on Pryor's career. That Instance of cheating should have put all his fights in question, and should be removed from boxing record books. I was a boxer when I was young, and being a boxer the worst thing that can happen in a match is cheating.

[@marvinwashington2600]

@@ashleytester1049 you are right

[@treysolo925]

Nice video. He was one of my favorites, growing up. Floyd Mayweather would've spent his whole junior welterweight career avoiding Aaron Pryor, until sneaking up to welterweight. This guy in his prime was unbeatable. If he just could've said "no to drugs". It's no telling how long he could've reigned. 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@ciarahall5402]

He would have been a Nightmare for Floyd at any weight.

[@treysolo925]

Agreed. But Pryor was preferably, more comfortable at junior welterweight. Even when he was chasing down Sugar Ray Leonard for a fight. He was trying to fight him at a catch-weight.

[@ciarahall5402]

@@treysolo925 no the problem was the money. The Hawk got greedy, and paid for it.

[@professorskye]

The rapper named Ransom just released a song called "The Hawk" which uses Asaron "The Hawk" Pryor as a metaphor for his own career. Interesting stuff.

[@alfie26rafferty13]

Evander holyfield top 5 notable wins. I'm waiting!!!!!

[@lukebashian5591]

Too many to choose from, first Tyson fight, his win vs Bowe, his win vs Foreman, his win vs Douglas, his win vs Moorer and that’s just him at heavyweight

[@husain4718]

For me 5. Douglas 4. De Leon 3. George foreman 2. Mike Tyson 1. Reddick Bowe.

[@jahlal4]

Holyfield is the biggest drugs cheat in heavyweight history, growth hormone was his drug of choice but he also used various steroids throughout his career, look at the slabs of muscle he stacked on prior to the Tyson fight, it's a joke that he hasn't been striped of these W's, it's ridiculously obvious if you know anything about training and drug use in pro sports...

[@jtaco4101]

@@jahlal4 at the top level they are all on peds in pretty much every sport. Also peds dont provide the heart, grit and gameness that carried holyfield throughout his career.

[@danielcockriel443]

Just watched all of The Hawk’s title fights this past weekend. Excellent timing 🔥

[@elpistolero9394]

“....the bottle I mixed!” Unfortunately these words from Panama will always cloud Pryor’s career.

[@ciarahall5402]

There was nothing available at that time that you could take orally to get that late round boost. that was all ❤️

[@robertmacleod7587]

bad for arron cause he didnt need anything illegal anyone who folowed his carreer would know this

[@icantthinkofacoolname1308]

Nope

[@dullknifefactory]

Nah

[@neal6473]

Yea Panama is known as a cheating trainer but Pryor is still a great boxer without the juice 😉👍.

[@Handle35667]

Apollo Creed

[@cattycats4]

no doubt!

[@YoREalDaddy]

I didn't know Emanuel Steward trained Pryor after Panama

[@spenceshaji436]

Antonio Cervantes is a great fighter ✌

[@louduva9849]

Kid Pambele!

[@laraza007]

Love these! Can’t wait for RJJ, y’all must have forgot! 🙏🏽

[@darkgreenrifleman4871]

I forgot all but three of his opponents. Toney, Hopkins, McCallum. The rest are fireman.

[@matthewstephens6848]

'Give me the one I mixed.' Taints it for me big time.

[@ciarahall5402]

Panama was into that voodoo shit!!

[@matador6604]

Ciara Hall He got the special PEDs from the evil spirits

[@justonyambi8711]

He had to be on steroids 😂 just look at him fight

[@peacethroughstrength172]

Nahhh, he beat Alexis worse 10 mos later and was well evaluated for everything. The guy was flat out awesome. Sugar Ray moved to Welter because of him.

[@jtaco4101]

@@justonyambi8711 stimulants more likely

[@kingofkentucky1334]

And everybody wonders where I get putting that relentless either hand pressure from THE HAWK ITS HAWKTIME one of my top favorite 5 fighters of all time

[@RookhKshatriya]

I love the way Pryor holds out his glove to his opponent before the fight, as if saying: 'You are mine!' Which they usually were, lol

[@yaderblen2890]

He was making a line on the gloves 😂

[@xaviourcammon1475]

I’ve been waiting on this rummy. So many boxing historians are completely ignoring the history of this man. Him and Alexis arguello need more respect and shine. There is so much we can learn from Pryor in the ring.

[@muttsez]

and more importantly.....outside the ring....

[@jonhrambro8241]

at his time fights were 15 rounds the hawk was great

[@mrniceguy7168]

When you look at how willing and able Pryor could take heavy leather, you have to wonder how Floyd would handle Pryor. He can’t make Aaron respect his power.

[@ReservoirPunk]

He may not respect Floyd power, but he'd have to respect the fact that he'd be getting countered over and over again. In the end, he'd fold like the rest.

[@drepop803]

Yes his pressure would annoy Floyd for sure. However Floyd's counter punching and constantly making Pryor miss would calm and eventually slow Pryor down. Aaron wasn't technically sound. He did a lot of things wrong in there. Expect highly gifted boxers in their prime to capitalize that on Aaron

[@darkgreenrifleman4871]

@Daniel Moore I agree. Guys tried trading with him which is crazy. Floyd would've used the lateral movements and ring generalship.

[@culio544]

Pryor was a cheater

[@ciarahall5402]

@Daniel Moore that didn't effect Canelo. he was confused because he couldn't Hit Floyd. that was the Factor!!!

[@thetexan2127]

I don't think we'll see an engine, or educated pressure like The HAWK for a long time.

[@check-yb2yx]

ya.. he was just the best in that. best pressure brawler I can think of.

[@ciarahall5402]

Ricky Hatton tried. lmao

[@ARG0T]

Hey Rummy, I had a video suggestion. Could you possibly make a chronology of the 1970's Heavyweight Division like you did with the 90's? that would be an awesome video and it'd be interesting to relive that again

[@Tonyoung55]

Sugar Ray ducked him

[@realtorkevinfung]

Everyone ducked him.

[@lasheemrichardson9283]

Leonard wanted none of him

[@jed_91]

Do a story on ref milles lane story and joe cortez how awfull a ref he was would be good

[@my2centsiz3]

Pryor's trainer manager always used something to get I to Pryor's head. The magic bottle? Was just water with honey in it. But to Pryor, it was a magical elixir. Mind over matter. In this case exhaustion. Fatigue. If your mind thinks it a special bottle mix. Then brilliant to get his fighter to believe. There's no way if it were really a illegal bottle would the trainer say it that loud or draw attention to it. Brilliant by his corner.

[@ciarahall5402]

It's called VOODOO !!!!!!!!

[@marvinwashington2600]

That's a crock of shit

[@ReservoirPunk]

The "water bottle" fight will always be a stain on his career.

[@depaola63]

The Milkman absolutely 😳 he didn’t really need that as he was a BEAST already !

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

Beat him in rematch to so no!

[@demonalter7589]

what was the water bottle fight, could you send me a link to it by any chance?

[@croydonsfinest007]

Not to me

[@jed_91]

Total agree like canelo mexican meat

[@charlesstevens4247]

You got the name and the sound Champ "RUMMY'S CORNER" sounds like the movie newsreels beautiful !!

[@alexstancato7991]

May be my favorite jr welter of all time!

[@ciarahall5402]

Money's Nightmare!!

[@ciarahall5402]

It was not a way to figure him out. You had to have Mopar!!

[@marqueswilliams345]

Pernell Whitaker vs Aaron Pryor would’ve been a great fight or Aaron Pryor vs Manny Pacquio

[@jasonellis9777]

I have watched this before and I always think about all the fighters that ducked Aaron. Curry, Starling, McCallum, Leonard, Hearns, etc. I can’t believe he never landed a big fight with one of them.

[@nino_lama]

What a FIGHTER Pryor was!!!

[@Rspenesmit]

Pryor fought all crappy fighters, he beat an old over the hill Cervantes that still put him down, he beat Arguello nearing the end and well over his best weights, and had to cheat with Panama Lewis's stimulant bottle to do it. that's it, he never fought anyone else worth a sht. he even somehow avoided Saoul mamby the other JWW title holder during much of Prry's reign, he did not even unify the title. he turned down leonards $500,000 offer, then wanted more, turned $750,000 so leonard moved on to fight Duran at WW, Duran as he went up from LW to WW offered $750,000 Pryor's camp let the timed offer expire with no reply, WHY? they Knew Duran would wipe the floor with him, he avoided the best in boxing. Exciting yes, good fighter yes, but had terrible balance, no defense, he was the dumbest boxer in boxing, so zero ring generalship, he hit hard with both hands, but did not possess 1 punch KO power except against shitty fighters, he was short, had to use stimulants to stay afloat when hit hard, I'm from Cincinnati and worked out at both is gyms in town, was there all the time, myself and 2 other young guys were their gofers, we ran for food, pizza, drinks and things for them in the gym and late nights, I was ther for a lot of inside tak and things i saw. Pryor thought he could beat anyone in the world, but his Camp knew better, they knew his difficiencies, so protected him

[@Afropoetry]

Thank you for this Pryor is one of my all time favorites. Make a video on why Pryor and Leonard never fought some say Leonard was scared.

[@parkerbohnn]

Pryor pummeled Hearns early in Hearns' career. It was always said both Leonard and Hearns moved up a weight class to avoid fighting Pryor.

[@yaderblen2890]

You guys are joking Tommy Hearts and Sugar Ray Leonard would had killed Pryor. He was on drugs just asked Panama Lewis

[@aj427a]

His output is absolutely outstanding

[@marvinwashington2600]

Cocaine make it that way

[@t.flex7391]

Sugar ray was always avoiding this guy. Made me lose all respect for Lenard. He avoided him just like Mayweather avoided pacman.

[@tempestvideos9834]

Good fighter, but one of the rare ones I never liked. His mannerisms and jumpy style are annoying and make him look more like a scrappy amateur than a professional. Forgot to mention... Thanks Rumsfeld.

[@jeffcolumbus1971]

Aaron was a great fighter and if u don't know that stop watching boxing. We were good friends a very nice person miss him very much. All time great

[@lasheemrichardson9283]

Aaron pryon was a beast

[@tarikbey4087]

This narrator is amazing! So much so, that he almost matches pryors relentless pursuit of his opponent"

[@tomnekuda3818]

Lot of AAron Pryor in Mike Tyson and vice-versa. This guy was an animal.

[@depaola63]

Tom Nekuda absolutely and Ray Leonard wanted no part of him ! ⚡️

[@ciarahall5402]

Tyson was more polished. Don't forget the FOOT Work!!!

[@ciarahall5402]

@@depaola63 what did RAY have to gain? He won another world title from Donny!!! In his place, what would you have done NICK?

[@DanielHuman1996]

Wow, the hawk is ferocious. It is a15 round fight, and he steps on the gas from the bell!

[@PLATINUMSWORDS]

It should be no wonder why Sugar Ray dodged this man like the Matrix

[@gabrieljohannson6777]

Wow. Aaron seemed to have only one speed and that was full throttle from the opening bell. Phew!

[@ciarahall5402]

Determination, ❤️ that was his gift.

[@davidbrandel4128]

Drugs

[@yaderblen2890]

Alexis Arquello the greatest super feather weight in history period.

[@albertovelezjr]

Loved it. Thank you Rummy. I would love to see one of these championship profiles from the great Julio Cesar Chavez

[@ciarahall5402]

Hey Alberto, I'm a black man, and I loved Julio!! couldn't. NOBODY walk you down like Julio and a black fighter named. Simon Brown. when you get a chance check him out,. young man

[@Montyhugo]

RIP AARON ✌❤🙏

[@tswrench]

"Pryor was throwing more and landing more." Yep. Thank you, Rummy!

[@bluelouboyle6701]

Rummy does it again! Can't get enough of your content my man!

[@AHMAD-2324]

What Time is it... Hawk TIME!!! What time is it... Hawk Time !!!

[@goofydog2]

As soon as you mentioned Panama Lewis as being the trainer/coach of Prior, by antennae went up because a year or so later, June of 83, Panama was accused, and later convicted of tampering with the gloves (removing padding and soaking his fight's hand-wraps with plaster of paris so his boxer was effectively fighting with rocks in his gloves.") Later still, Panama Lewis and his fighter spent 2 1/2 years in prison for the cheating assault. So, did Lewis give Pryor 'another bottle (thought to contain a fast acting stimulant?) With Lewis record of cheating, I'd bet he helped Prior regain his strength and go on to win. Pryor won the second fight, but is often the case, a boxers best chances are found in the 1st fight. Alexa was not the same as he was in the first fight.

[@Pat4HUMANITY]

Panama Lewis WAS an absolute snake

[@ciarahall5402]

Dude what fast acting Orally drugs was available back then or Now could get you going like that? That was VOODOO and ❤️

[@4thQuarterMentality]

Thank you sir from the 513

[@AromiErotici]

Imagine if Pryor could've been included to augment the Fab Four of Hagler-Hearns-Leonard-Duran. I've always been a Hagler fan, but Pryor is the greatest "fighter" I've seen in my lifetime. You needed to bring a crow bar into the ring to stop this man. His chin was ridiculous and his non stop style proved too much for opponents. RIP to a man BORN TO FIGHT.

[@yaderblen2890]

He was on drugs that why he never went anywhere

[@JOBXR]

3rd like and first comment on this screen before reloading so suck it

[@oscartalbot7496]

Sugar RAY Leonard was terrified of this man and DUCKED HIM ...please comment

[@ciarahall5402]

Dude Leonard was not afraid of Anyone!!! He just stayed in the game too long. Get your stuff right.

[@JamesThomas-zv9xy]

Hey Rummy, what's your view on the Arguello-Pryor water bottle controversy given the aftermath of Billy Collins Jr v. Luis Resto? Love these profiles, looking forward to the next one.

[@ciarahall5402]

That was VOODOO. Big Jim

[@YoREalDaddy]

Sugar Ray Leanord ducked Pryor!!! That would've been a war!!!!

[@Azner101]

No question, Sugar Ray wanted no part of Aaron Pryor.

[@nohayamor]

knock it off!! sugar ray never ducked him. Pryor refused offers from the duran and leonard camp,coward cocaine addict.

[@goodroot76]

Thnx for making this one. I had caught wind of Pryor due to Arguello’s name recognition and wanted to see some of his bouts. I worked backwards and had watched Pryor and Arguello 2 and was thoroughly entertained.

[@ciarahall5402]

The first one was the best!

[@babulah8447]

The controversy about the "special" water bottle was solved by Luis Resto who was also trained by Panama. Asthma medicine in tablet form was crushed into powder and put into Pryor's special water bottle. It turned the water blue. In the interview Resto goes on to describe the effects of drinking the juiced up water. Arguello hit Pryor with knock out shots in both fights that Pryor was able to overcome because of this special juice.

[@yaderblen2890]

Agreed 💯

[@elmivickperez6151]

Cheater and His trainer,the same trainer of Luis resto!

[@eb5857]

That dude had to be on some thing who come out fights like that none stop? Crazy how fast he jumped back up 😂 after getting knocked down like he didn't feel the pain. Ouch

[@ciarahall5402]

Jack Dempsey's brother from another Mother!!

[@mystery777king6]

Alexis was one of my all time favorites who no one could handle, I didn't want these two to ever fight one another but here you have it, The Hawk said that he loved & respected Alexis & the two became close as friends, Two of the best ever, All of the so called best in the division from Hagler to Leonard avoided Arron Pryor their entire careers.

[@yaderblen2890]

He was on drugs simple

[@jasonellis9777]

Would love to see one of these on Simon Brown. I think people would be surprised on how many top notch fighter Brown beat.

[@parkerbohnn]

Brown basically put an end to the career of Shawn O'Sullivan up in Toronto.

[@WZ912]

Great Channel! The Google for Boxing!

[@shawnshell5961]

Aaron does not get the notoriety that he deserves like a Leonard, Duran, Hearns, or Hagler. Dude was awesome.

[@mtv61483]

Yeah because of Panama Lewis not because of Pryor when a known cheater is in your corner takes all the shine off the fighter

[@ArtSchoolParis]

One of the best EVER. His style was so difficult to defend.

[@matthewcb1970]

Those Arguello bouts were just amazing.

[@MrChillidee]

At last a new upload.....👏👏👏

[@budthechud9795]

The water bottle I mixed lol

[@6688ya]

🇳🇮ALEXIS ARGÜELLO R.I.P 🥊🥊

[@joshpinder1223]

1st

[@croydonsfinest007]

Woulda loved to see sugar take that fight. Don’t blame him for not.

[@ciarahall5402]

RAY would have out slugged the Hawk like he did the Hit Man

[@josemucarselsacoto5122]

Fantastico rummy! Another great boxing history class!

[@palereaper]

One of my favorite all time, thanks rummy

[@thereilneid2868]

New subscriber & love it. I appreciate the hard work to put this stuff together. Born & raised in Detroit, not far from Kronk Gym, home of Tommy Hearns. Anything 70', 80's boxing is, in my opinion, the absolute best.

[@parkerbohnn]

That and the late 20's early 30's era.

[@curtismayesr5963]

Leonard wanted no part of the Hawk