Carlos Monzón - Highlights & Knockouts

My tribute to the great Middleweight champion, Carlos Monzon.
Carlos Monzon - Was an Argentine professional boxer who held the Undisputed World Middleweight Championship for 7 years. He successfully defended his title 14 times and is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time. Inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990, he was chosen by The Ring magazine in 2002 as the 11th greatest fighter of the last 80 years.
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[@Motorfirez]

" The only emotion I feel in the ring is hate for my opponent" - Carlos Monzon

[@kelvinhouston4287]

That's a good feeling to have if you want to knock somebody's head off...lol

[@thespacecowboy2343]

@@kelvinhouston4287 he also felt that way about everyone OUTSIDE the ring too😂

[@ezzards3882]

@@thespacecowboy2343 good one

[@thespacecowboy2343]

@@ezzards3882 its true though

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

I don't think Monzon hated his opponents. I just think he hated.

[@onelove1541]

Hit hard as a mule. The 3 losses he had were very early in his career in 1963 and 1964. After that - the man won all of his fights - All the way to 1977. He won his last fight too - beating Rodrigo Valdes - defending both his WBC Middle Weight Title and his WBA Middle Weight Title. The cat stayed undefeated for 13 years...WOW. Amazing. Even more amazing is the fact that fighters seemed to be tougher back then - and he still stayed undefeated for over a decade. Respect.

[@Nicola050459]

Same with Hagler, his losses were early in his career and then he just dominated and there were some really good fighters, what a fight if those two had met in the ring...!

[@jamescokl3]

@Nicola050459 hagler would have beaten him.

[@carlinytc7431]

@@jamescokl3 I favour monzon hid jab was just to great. One thing for sure it's going the distance

[@bespugilist7971]

It would have definitely been quite the interesting fight for sure.

[@bgjb-r1499]

Monzon hated to train, but if he did train hard Hagler would have had a very difficult time due to height and reach.

[@ZeWhiteRabbit8]

“I always loved Carlos Monzón. He was a tough guy, for real, a guy from the streets. He didn’t talk much. He didn’t need to. The ring belonged to him." Mike Tyson

[@MB-fo2sk]

"I would have knocked Monzón out in the first round." Charlie Zelenoff.

[@mr.harroldramanan8154]

Ernst Jünger fuck off bitch this is a legend......

[@mr.harroldramanan8154]

Ernst Jünger don’t bring that trolls name

[@MB-fo2sk]

@@mr.harroldramanan8154 Fuck you if you can't handle a joke.

[@MB-fo2sk]

@@mr.harroldramanan8154 I'm perfectly calm, unlike some I'm not a dickhead who can't take a joke and gets heated up over a KZbin comment.

[@edwardmurdoch5070]

When I was a kid I was in a plane with Monzon; I am not sure if it was from Paraná or from Santa Fe, to Buenos Aires. I was too young to remember. My little brother and I went to ask him for an autograph. He was very sweet; he took his time, and joked with my little brother, asking him to spar with him when we got to Buenos Aires. I read a lot of comments putting down Monzon´s personal life. I am not going to defend what is indefensable. But he had good friends too, that says something... that means he was not all bad. For instance, Mickey Rourke went all the way to the prison in Santa Fe to visit him. The older I get, the more I learn to try to suspend my judgments.

[@peter-peter5929]

Carlos Monzón was a coldblooded fighter. There was no such thing as a silent agreement with him. LOL!!! Thank you brother, once again,you're the library of knowledge.

[@miguelleon8035]

Un grande entre los grandes, el mejor boxeador argentino de todos los tiempos, saludos desde México.

[@surkhayibnramazanallakzani3872]

Gracias HERMANO .))

[@ek7404]

Imagine a fight between Monzon and Hagler. Madness !

[@petecernan1416]

Hagler maybe more disciplined monzon raw power interesting matchup !

[@biomadnesstrip]

He recieved an offer to fight Hagler in 1981, but decided not to fight him and told to his manager "-I'm going to lose and I don't want to. I retire undefeated. ""

[@petecernan1416]

I’m assuming hagler was much younger and fresher than monzon , wise decision then keep the record! thanks for the information

[@biomadnesstrip]

@@petecernan1416 He retired in 1977,and Hagler was young but already Champion of the world.

[@morsamyers01]

@@biomadnesstrip FALSE! HAGLER DIDN'T BECOME CHAMPION UNTIL 1980 when he defeated Alan Minter

[@lorddeathspit1124]

Man he really knew how to keep them at the end of his punches. Amazing range control and power.

[@jugo1944]

His arms look long af

[@AgentFTW1]

UNDISPUTED champion for 7 years is crazy can't believe this dude been slept on for so long

[@lautarodeluxe]

14 defenses

[@jbagger331]

Americans ignore non American greats.

[@espopovich3726]

@@jbagger331 but the point is that Monzón was an Américan

[@jbagger331]

@@espopovich3726 South of the Rio Grande, hell south of the Amazon American.

[@espopovich3726]

@@jbagger331 but argentina is in América, so he is Américan, i know that in English american is someone from united states but.... You know

[@lawsonrichards1789]

The king of middle weights. Unbelievable package from Argentina. Got to have had the longest arms for a middle weight had all the skills . Tough as iron . Power punches and no fear and a real raging bull. Can't say anymore but KING

[@titsmcgee7800]

Tommy hearns had longer arms but jesus that would be an interesting fight i believe Tommy would win on points but Monźon would knock him down once.

[@devonhayes2209]

@@titsmcgee7800 no way that fight goes the distance. Both guys had too much power

[@michaelroidman3160]

@@titsmcgee7800 nahh, Monzón won

[@davidbrandel1311]

He might be the greatest boxer who ever lived.

[@constantine7382]

@@titsmcgee7800 Tommy's chin wasn't good enough to face Monzon. Maybe a repeat of Tommy's fight with Hagler but I think Monzon would have had an easier time.

[@alejandrodominguez6624]

Demoledor. Nadie le aguantó las manos. Al tiempo que se retiró estaba cansado y ya no tenía rivales. Será un grande siempre y un orgullo del deporte argentino. Siempre. Siempre.

[@ligmaballs0911]

Le saco a Hagler.

[@aldoventura4032]

Tenía mucha ventaja en su peso.

[@user-fi6vo7pl1d]

Sometimes we are not able to really understand how great a boxer is, It is necessary to take distance and time. What an amazing boxer Monzón was ❤

[@turbonbike6413]

He’s never been kod. Knocked down but still came back and knocked out his opponents , one of the greatest 160lb fighters of all time

[@Ahrone1586]

@B45 so? he doestn loose

[@Yomomma300]

@B45 still didn’t lose haha salty ass hater

[@jdub7469]

Yep, after studying monzon what comes out is, besides his ability to fight at range, is how much strength the man possessed. For a man who grew up so hard that he had bad hands due to malnutrition, he ended up being a dude who you could not move and really could not hurt

[@kevinfinnerty3805]

One of the top 10 greatest boxer ever

[@kelvinhouston4287]

I agree Kevin!

[@sebasog82]

Yes he is my friend

[@bauerj3398]

Don't think I can put him in my top 10. Definitely a top 5 middleweight.

[@jameslopez4446]

Any man who fights over 100 bouts with only 3 loses is in the top 10 greatest

[@armandoadame412]

@@jameslopez4446 he never when up in weight that's fucken dumb To say.

[@toledojack88]

This dude was a master of controlling range

[@mrsir7023]

His ex wives disagree

[@ThefightingCelt]

Aside from Ali , Carlos Monzon was my favourite fighter from the 1970s . The one I'd compare him most to was Marvin Hagler. Monzon was a beast in the ring . Easily one of the best middleweight of all time .

[@rawheadrex1972]

Monzon vs Hagler would have been an all out war. Two of the top 5 middleweights in my book.

[@greysonG10]

@@rawheadrex1972 Hagler would would have destroyed him ngl. But two of the best no doubt.

[@Eriic.]

Ali vs other Argentinian...ringo bonabena 🇦🇷✊🏻

[@jamesmonteverde5538]

I told Duran, face to face in 2014-- 1970's Ali, Monzon, and Duran. He agreed. But only one man was unbeaten during that time, and it was Monzon.

[@Ahrone1586]

@@jamesmonteverde5538 true, Monzon is undefeated

[@TheRiboka]

Middleweight? Until I checked the description I was convinced this was heavyweight by the heaviness of his shots and how he sends people flying

[@contesavini]

Carlos Monzon, if he had been American, would have entered the legend of world boxing and earned millions of dollars, unfortunately being Argentine, his merits and greatness have not been recognized. First of all he was not a brawl boxer, he did not like to fight in the ring, he was clean, elegant, Mohamme Ali jab, right from KO more devastating than Mike Tyson's right who destroyed his opponents with a firestorm, Carlos Monzon with only two shots, left jab and immediately after the right load of dynamite knocked down the opponents. I would like to point out a feature that only the greatest boxer in boxing history possessed in the world, Mohammed Ali. Ali hit while backing away dancing like a dragonfly, very elegant footwork, extraordinary athletic training, I don't remember other great champions who hit while backing away. they won by attacking from the first to the last round, Ali and Monzon won by staggering even for 15 rounds, fans of my generation can say, I was there and I saw them fight.

[@victorpalomar3319]

Increible como un hombre que se crio con raquitismo y huesos porosos tuviera una mano de fierro...monzon era mente sobre materia...

[@zero1u19]

"Monzón was a really bad man " -Emilie Griffith

[@bonnerwf]

Love watching Carlos Monzon fight . To me he had the best fighting style .

[@jessicaryan4958]

Monzon was relentless, amazing accuracy & endless supply of stamina although he smoked 40 cigarettes a day, a genetic freak 🥊

[@cabezadepija7318]

whenever i want to see a true native warrior i look at this guy, he is nothing less than a hand to hand killing machine

[@milin7120]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@milin7120]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@milin7120]

😮😮

[@thetruefistofthenort]

Captivating! The man was a destroyer. An annihilator. The fire in his heart and the anvils in his gloves made him impossible to beat. Impeccable work, friend.

[@ryan4640]

haha great comment! so true

[@perraco3449]

Monzon range arms 1,95 mt, with gloves 2,00 mt. Awesome He was a monster with tentacles, the best jab in the boxing history

[@VictorAHunter]

hhhhhuuuu he die strangle his wife then throw her of the balcony and then jump after he to pretend it wasn't his fault but he was a great fight in side the ring and at home too

[@robertoduran2201]

Nice way of saying it!

[@colorado2455]

@@perraco3449 thomas hearns has the best jab.

[@yohannduho1097]

Carlos monzon, Un rouleau compresseur, un puncher ambidextre !! Un véritable champion 👑

[@MrSupernova111]

Wow!!! Those punches hurt just watching them! This dude looked like he was made out of granite when he was knocking those fools down. Damn that looked painful!!

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

The accuracy of Monzon's punches is remarkable and they land so cleanly. He was also a complete piece of shit and, in a way, that adds to the aura that surrounds him. What a fighter!

[@cabezadepija7318]

no, he's a champ; you're a complete piece of shit

[@pdm2201]

Monzon connected at the apex of his power. Among the list of his 87 victims are Nino Benvenuti, Bennie Brisco, Emile Griffith, Jean Claude Bouttier, Jose Nápoles, Tony Licata, and Rodrigo Valdes who are Hall of Fame fighters. IMO he beats Hagler in their prime. Sugar Ray Robinson too.

[@constantine7382]

Hagler maybe, Robinson no. But he did have a Hell of a resume.

[@suredeal66]

My god, those punches hurt on my laptop. What thudding power!

[@atrompazos74]

Great video, Monzón was a beast! But also credit to the great Amílcar Brusa, who trained and formed Monzón and other 13 world champions.

[@DOMDZ90911]

Monzón was an amazing boxer due to his ruthlessness and evil intent. It's tragic how he never learned to control that beastial side of himself. It just shows how the qualities we admire in a fighter don't leave them when they step out of the ring, you can't just turn that shit off.

[@martindupuy3907]

He started using cocaine after stoping boxing and that made him loose control the day of the accident.

[@Wen6543]

@@martindupuy3907 I think he meant about how he murdered his wife.

[@laurentkimmel1567]

Je connaissais de nom mais je n'avais jamais vu ses combats . C'est une machine à cogner dur et sans pitié. Si vous ajoutez son intelligence de combat , on ce retrouve avec un demi dieu de la boxe

[@juancampoy4722]

Mis respetos para carlitos el Boxeador con una gran elegancia dentro del ring verdadero maestro un peleasorasooooooooo descanse en paz nuestro gran campeon argentino carlos monzon el artista del ring saludos de un MEXICANO para la patria argentina!!!!!

[@Lemon-rk9hq]

Octavio si también tienen otros buenos boxeadores como el chino maidana,matthyse,y Sergio Martinez

[@Martin-tj9ug]

Varios de los boxeadores Mexicanos son de los mejores de la historia, de Argentina como mucho entran 3 en ese grupo, pero Mexico es potencia en box, y para mi gusto los más grande que a dado Mexico, Salvador Sanchez y Finito Lopez, Chávez les sigue de cerca y luego los demás.

[@dk_takashi7959]

Mexico es el pais mas grande de boxeo, es como argentina y el futbol, bueno mexico y el boxeo!!

[@yeremicarrion2684]

@@Lemon-rk9hq te falto Nicolinno, el boxeo de antes y hasta finales del 2010 era boxeo puro y duro

[@Pablo-ig7tx]

@@Lemon-rk9hq Estos son los ultimos que hemos tenidos pero antes de ellos estan Victor Emilio Galindez, Eduardo Lausse, Pascual Perez...

[@704JOE]

DAM SHAME I'VE NEVER HEARD OF THIS GREAT BOXER. THANK YOU

[@robertosantana7472]

Allways in the head, long distance. A true master

[@seamusdoherty]

His hands are like magnets ,he doesn't miss a single punch.

[@leandroantelo7154]

Like Dustin poirier

[@DinamiteBarese]

Dude looks like a middleweight George Foreman. A fucking tidal wave.

[@KernowekTim]

One of The Greatest of ALL time.

[@lucabianchi5784]

One of my favourite boxer ever. From Italy

[@laureanoalfaro9351]

Great Precission, fearless, titanium chin and it's said that wherever he hit, it hurt like hell...the way he aproaches Nino benvenutti was like acting in one of his westerns, "I'm gonna blow your head off"..

[@cxrgaming923]

Believe to be the best Middleweight ever, Monson had the greatest rage ever in the ring as well. The way he comes to pummel his opponents is what I believe his rage had fueled. Plus, he had some of the best punching power along with a reach like none other. The guy was magnificent, hands down.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Carlos is brilliant, Tyson' podcast brought me here.

[@ramirosuarez4141]

Which podcast? Can you get me the link, pls?

[@alcottdevalte7440]

@@ramirosuarez4141 Yeah, sure, Tyson mentions him in this episode; m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppfLi6p8mq2Ua7M

[@TheCrimsonscorpio]

A lot of fighters could be considered intimidating by their ferocity, like Tyson or Duran. Carlos Monzon's implacable, imperturbable, lazer-focused style is so unnerving it's downright eerie.

[@garrettohyeah7365]

Because of his superb distance control he never had to do anything other than the basics. He never did anything fancy, a fighter like Monzon goes to show just how important distance control is

[@johnmurphy128]

One of the best. Middleweights of, all time.

[@alejandrodominguez6624]

Fenómeno. Fuiste un fenómeno. Nunca nadie te va a igualar. Nunca nunca. Sos y serás el mejor peso mediano de todos los tiempos.

[@parousia2]

Christ, what a fighter. Strength, skill, accuracy, and relentless. Who could live with him today?

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

0:39 Monzón unloads the most fearsome looking left hook think I ever saw. It's a perfectly timed cross which kinds catches your blindside, and uses your own momentum against you, and it hits with jaw breaking force aswell, but his drawback speed is incredible to finish off with! Incredible boxer. I never tire of watching him.

[@jamesanthony5681]

The most fearsome left hook? Check out Sugar Ray Robinson's left hook against Gene Fullmer in their 2nd fight (May 1/57), a left hook that knocked Fullmer out cold, if my memory is correct. How does that one compare?

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

@@jamesanthony5681 brother, I was airing MY opinion. I have mine, and you have yours, and the thing with opinions is that EVERYONE has one. Stay blessed bro.

[@Alex-el8wz]

I agree with both of ya shit. If you've used that combination Monzon used in that clip you understand the force you generate is overwhelming. But that left hook Ray hit Gene with was also legendary. Rays the greatest in my opinion but that forward step with the jab, side step right hand then left cross is a fucking killer

[@Alex-el8wz]

Which Carlos didn't do the side step before throwing the right hand but it's probably just as effective.

[@Alex-el8wz]

@@jamesanthony5681 I personally think almost all of rays hooks, crosses, and uppercut had the power. Ray really knew how to be a punching boxer. He could move like grease lightning and hurt you at almost anytime. Such a balanced fighter, always gotta love running into a fellow fan

[@pauljones7064]

There isn't enough footage of this fella...Best middleweight superb "ESCOPETA " ☝

[@Ignacio-8J]

ESCOPETA = SHOTGUN

[@alejandrolucero457]

El video mas emocionante de Monzón Gracias al que lo hizo !!!

[@bullsharkdb]

Amongst the 3 best ever Middle weights Champions. Undefeated Champion for 13 years OMG!!!!

[@alexanderfontillas6232]

Classic 1-2’s, 1-2-3’s, 1-1-2’s w/ power and precision

[@andrewtanczyk4009]

What a monster. All time great!

[@dk_takashi7959]

Monzon es simplemente el mejor de la historia

[@JoE-hv7rg]

This was a bad man right here, in and out of the ring. Most likely what made Mr. Monzon such a dangerous competitor.

[@doug3066]

I forgot about Monzón...thank you for this.

[@Ezequiel-ji5tf]

¡Orgullo Argentino!

[@adrianmata6544]

Ezequiel Ese buey nada más estuvo inflado.puros costales le pusieron.el caso de De M Napoles.fue de diferencia de peso.. pinche mata viejas!!

[@fedemirandalambrisca2155]

Adrian Mata mira de nuevo el video parece que no entendiste que fue campeon por siete años ...

[@Martin-tj9ug]

dejalo no sabe de boxeo seguro que si le pereguntas quien es el mejor mexicano actualmente te dice canelo alvarez jajajaja fan casual

[@ezequielguggiari2322]

como persona puede que fuese una mierda ,pero como deportista era un crack

[@Lucas10511]

Adrian Mata Nombrame algún mexicano de peso mediano mejor que Monzón... No existe no? Entonces cerra el orto

[@TimmyTurner421]

You're keeping the legacies alive with your videos so that young boxing fans such as me can look up and admire the great boxers from ealier eras.

[@marlinstrike]

He fights incredibly LOOOONg his range is incredible he doesn't just throw punches he aims them right through the whole punch

[@Taimmb]

Carlos Monzen is such a underrated boxer . He has to be the best mid weight champion ever

[@constantine7382]

I got Greb and Robinson one and two. But Monzon was magnificent. One of the true greats and certainly top five, probably top three.

[@ronaldfinkleygmail]

Thank you for this beautiful BOXING history 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@salvadorgomez2254]

El mejor peso mediano de la historia con una formidable esquina con Amilcar Brusa.

[@marquisballard7283]

My favorite Middleweight boxer

[@mrmete]

Man awesome highlight as usual haNZAgod

[@almodovar251]

Carlos Monzon like Ray Robinson, could also knock you out going backwards. Monzon had great defense, power, movement and offense. Top five Middleweight easily. Maybe the best Middleweight ever!

[@greysonG10]

Nah, that's Hagler.

[@davykelly7558]

Hagler would beat him easily.

[@kiboma4209]

Best Middleweight was either Hagler or SRR.

[@terrya8989]

@@greysonG10 If so, why couldn't he knockout Leonard who hadn't fought in 3 years.

[@terrya8989]

@@davykelly7558 Crap.

[@hes_alive]

The greatest middleweight. The undisputed king, no competition.

[@VictorAHunter]

ray Robinson and hagler

[@cxrgaming923]

Sorry to bust your admirational bubble but Ray Robinson is the greatest Middleweight ever.

[@VictorAHunter]

@@cxrgaming923 Ray was just perfect in almost every aspect of the game no one and I mean no one could beat a prime Ray Robinson

[@cxrgaming923]

@@VictorAHunter I agree. You think I went too far just to say that Ray is greatest Middleweight due to there many other great Middleweight than just him? Because I think it's wrong for me to apply that knowing there were many great both back in the days and now.

[@VictorAHunter]

@@cxrgaming923 I think he's the greatest before during and after he fought he had a fantastic chin, great footwork and head movement, brilliant combination pushes, blinding hand and foot speed, a superb jab, a terrifying left hook and a nasty right hand. I think there are boxer with better jabs, better left hooks, upper cuts, right hands, footwork, defence and even combantions but no had all of the above and his rhythm plus his ability to make small adgustments is in my mind and humble opinion why I think that he could beat the best of any decade ever

[@Motorfirez]

Simply the greatest MW ever .

[@marinalvacavalcante6123]

One of the best middleweights of all time.

[@rafaelbarreto8235]

grande Carlos Monzón QEPD

[@divineprodigy9]

He was truly an argentinian treasure...

[@nakitawarahi3083]

Thank you for making this video

[@gabilxc]

where's the "Love" button?? great video haNZagod, i'm from Santa Fe argentina and love carlos, besides what he did in his personal life, he was a great champion,totally underated, his style wasn't impressive but it was very effective.

[@kakimotox1555]

The way Monzon sneaked in do some damage and go back to control distance and just destroy his opponents and kept them guessing ....

[@Motorfirez]

100 bouts, practically unbeaten and not even a scratch . The greatest MW ever .

[@markdunham9949]

fifth greatest

[@mariogu100]

THE GREATEST MIDDLE.WEIGHT NO DOUBT..EVEN NAPOLES WOULD'VE GAVE HAGLER #2 MW.. A GREAT RUN AT MIDDLEWEIGHT...BUT MONZON WAS EVEN TOO MUCH FOR NAPOLES ONE OF BEST EVER TO STEP IN THE RING AND MONZON TOOK HIM OUT IN 9 ROUNDS

[@paulweir7122]

THE GREATEST!!

[@colorado2455]

Didnt he have trouble against and old emile griffith.

[@paulweir7122]

@@colorado2455 : No, not really, just that Griffith still had lots of ring smarts.

[@KLIPAMSoulRadioStation]

...I visit Argentina often. Monzon was brought up in sheer poverty like an alley cat. Like any alley cat he would fight you upon any provocation with deadly accuracy. He also had a very turbulent short life. The Good Lord took him from this world instantly in a traffic accident to save the soul of Monzon.

[@juniorduda9870]

Esse Carlos Monzon lutava demais!!

[@tonygarcia6470]

Huge fan of this Chanel keep up the good work

[@deconsturm9004]

Great champion

[@constantine7382]

Magnificent fighter! A truly GREAT fighter. I know a lot of younger fans discount older fighters but you take Hopkins, Alvarez, Ward or anyone else today and I'll take Monzon. Monzon destroys ALL of them. Just an amazing man.

[@ismaelgabarri4309]

No abra otro medio como el era tecnico duro valiente pegador para mi el mejor de todos los tienpos soy gitano y monzon siempre estara en mi corazón

[@lucaslarenga7354]

el mejor mediano de todos los tiempos!

[@miguelalejandro4357]

Top 3 sin duda es complicado… es el , Marvin hagler o sugar ray Robinson

[@juliof9457]

Carlos Monzon...un grande indiscutido...8 años defendiendo el titulo mundial de la categoria en 14 defensas....ni Marvin Hagler...ni Ray Robinson...ni Tyson...superaron su record...se retiro invicto..sin ribales..la revista norteamericana de la fama ..The Ring..lo pone como el mejor boxeador ...de la categoria mediana de la historia..

[@ramirosuarez4141]

No sé retiro invicto, tiene algunas derrotas al principio de su carrera

[@EddieLJ18]

Today october 23 is the boxer's day from Santa Fe, commemorating the birth of Amilcar Brusa, trainer of 15 world champions, Monzon among them. Sin duda alguna, el mejor boxeador argentino de todos los tiempos. Imbatible escopeta!

[@carlosdcardona5676]

As an Argentinian myself he was one of the best from Argentina!!! The thing with Monzon was he had a motor that had no quit in him!!! I believe he did not care if he died in the ring and he wasn't scared of anybody!!! My grandfather was such a fan of his I was named Carlos after him lol!!!

[@hanzagod]

Haha that's awesome

[@lordburlap1925]

One of the greatest...

[@getschwifty9531]

Sweet parrying, blocking and head movement in one instance by Briscoe 00:23-00:26 Damn.

[@thomaslasch567]

Beautiful defence by Benny.

[@ezzards3882]

@@thomaslasch567 true

[@cristianruata8008]

Impresionante....!!!

[@TimmyTurner421]

Music is so damn good. Perfect choice of music hanza

[@anthonylawton2103]

Ennio morricone

[@valentsuarez462]

Mejor boxeador argentino de la historia

[@brianmedina7809]

desde el sofa de su casa te pegaba, como manejaba la distancia

[@perraco3449]

Era un monstruo con tentaculos, su alcance era 1,95 sin guantes, 2,00 con guantes, Impresionante El mejor jab en la historia del boxeo mundial, defensa casi impenetrable, ni Alí ni Robinson estan a su altura que perdieron y hasta fueron masacrados en algunas peleas

[@juliof9457]

Carlitos..un fenomeno..con un jab...que desequilibraba al mas feroz adversario..un croos de derecha...mas que demoledor...!!!

[@colorado2455]

@@perraco3449 la mayoria de las peleas perdidas de robinson fueron cuando estaba viejo y fue ante boxeadores del salon de la fama algunos los derroto antes o los derroto despues. Y monzon tuvo problemas contra un viejo emile griffith.

[@felipefloresrojas6008]

@Danillo de giorgi ,de jalo exajera pero solo un poco he ☺ Aunque sin lugar a dudas mis boxeadores latinos faboritos son “Roberto Duran“y “Carlos Monson“ 💪👊👍

[@8ighty6ix99]

@@perraco3449 Ni Ali ni Robinson? Yo creo que con Robinson estan mas o menos empatados, pero Ali le daba 10 bailes a Monzón. Eso lo digo siendo Argentino y admirador de Monzón como boxeador.

[@caseycook5674]

One of my favorites

[@dlmullins9054]

Monzon was the best at using distance for maximum effect of his punches. He knew how to stay where he could throw his punches to do most damage.

[@esteban3216]

2:45 el único que pagaba retrocediendo!!!

[@tomasfigueroa616]

No es el único ,pero si e uno de los pocos

[@brunoarmendariz7154]

Marco Antonio barrera también...

[@8ighty6ix99]

@@brunoarmendariz7154 Ese tipo también era una bestia. Leyenda del boxeo.

[@j0tt0]

Dominaba los fundamentos

[@AppleFaction]

Great stuff! The music really fits him. He does remind me of a guy from a western. Also, seeing that clip at 2:39, I can't help but wonder how a fight between Monzon and Hagler would go. Monzon had a long reach for a middleweight, and knew how to use it; that, and the fact that he had an iron chin makes me think he would give Hagler a lot of problems

[@hanzagod]

+AppleFaction Yea that would have been a fight for the the ages. I've actually made a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6DKp5qJpdmAd9E comparing their different attributes.

[@user-pv9yq2fv2g]

I guess you'd have to look at the hearts fight to see how it could go. there are some similarities between them. It seems to me that Hearns is better, or at least looks better. but he didn't do what Monzon did In terms of defences of his tittle. so yeah, Hagler would have to fight the same fight he did against Hearns. I think so anyways.

[@user-pv9yq2fv2g]

damm spell check, I meant the Hearns fight. sorry for the typos.

[@vector8310]

Alan Marin you can link to Hagler making that statement?

[@ALMAFUERTE3244]

I think Monzon would have beaten Mayweather, but would have lost with Hagler.

[@user-ps9gt8lv6u]

El mejor medio. Que grande. Cada uno que se quede con lo que quiera. Grande CARLOS MONZON

[@SuperAram111]

what a great fighter

[@dogoargento8716]

Monzon namber ONE medianos!!!

[@lwwarren9485]

I bet he used to bust open heavy bags

[@panosisaak]

Best video ever!!!

[@vitakyo982]

Incredible technician .