Jack Dempsey - Brutal Destruction

Highlights of the legendary heavy hitting former undisputed Heavyweight world champion.
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Jack Dempsey - Was an American professional boxer who competed from 1914 to 1927, and reigned as the world heavyweight champion from 1919 to 1926. A cultural icon of the 1920s, Dempsey's aggressive fighting style and exceptional punching power made him one of the most popular boxers in history. Many of his fights set financial and attendance records, including the first million-dollar gate, and pioneered the live broadcast of sporting events in general, and boxing matches in particular.
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[@hanzagod]

One of the greatest and most vicious Heavyweight champions of all time! The legendary Jack Dempsey at his devastating best. www.patreon.com/haNZAgod

[@notrojai8800]

I was wondering if you can make a Jermell Charlo or Tony Harrison highlight video since their big rematch is coming up?

[@alistairhann2094]

Remarkable footage. This video is both an important historical record and a work of art.

[@choopa1670]

Thanks for the clip haNZA ✌🏽 your reels are legendary bro..

[@michaelsleater9334]

Alistair Hann well said sir it’s beautiful

[@MrMidnight92_]

Would a Vinny Pazienza highlight video interest you?

[@lendrury2771]

When I was 9 years old in 1969 my uncle took me to dinner at jack dempseys restaurant after a Yankees game and mr Dempsey was there in a booth eating dinner and he came over to our table and sat down with us for about 10 minutes and he was the nicest guy and he took photos with us and signed the photos

[@hanzagod]

Ahh that's nice thanks for the story. I've only heard good things about Jack as a person.

[@HUGEPoWERFULMooN]

Prove it.

[@Lava1964]

My grandfather had the same experience. The first time in his life he visited New York City he made a point of going to Jack Dempsey's eatery. He asked the waitress if the champ was present. Within a minute Dempsey was sitting with my grandfather and answering questions for 30 minutes. What a great guy!

[@HUGEPoWERFULMooN]

@@bahamabartokmajestikassbis5240 prove it.

[@gregorygallo5854]

@The Manure Plough Photos? It was 1969.

[@jackplugg4529]

A couple of punks tried to mug Dempsey as he got out of a Taxi in New York, he beat the crap out of them, he was 76 years old!! Quite easily the hardest man that ever lived!!!

[@stevepanos2050]

Actually he was in the back of a limo, two punks opened the doors on both sides of him. He knocked them both cold before his driver could get out and help.

[@harrygreb8427]

Hahaha he ducked Harry Greb

[@stevepanos2050]

@@harrygreb8427 At 5'8", 140 to 150 lbs. maybe Dempsey didn't consider him a serious threat or good drawing card. who knows?

[@peterwaldie4478]

@@harrygreb8427 Dempsey wouldn't go near the "Pittsburgh windmill" who time and again bashed up heavyweights , and unlike Dempsey fought coloured fighters . Like tiger flowers who beat the great man twice

[@craigm2209]

Hey good morning Jack.The fact he was an oldman and he beat them thug punks just made my sunday morning.

[@Aitonomouss]

The fact that this was Mike Tyson's hero says everything that needs to be said about him

[@davonbenson4361]

Motivation Man. Exactly.

[@xristo702]

Mike Tyson inherited his soul.

[@GQ-jv9uw]

Yep

[@hotwheel6663]

Surprised he does not call him racist for not fighting black boxers like most do.

[@maestromaestro8324]

Jack dempsey and muhhamed ali was mike tyson idols

[@WeatherWool]

During World War II, my Dad was stationed in New York City for a while, and he would hitchhike to get around. Anyone in uniform would get a ride immediately. Pop thumbed a ride one day and noticed the most fearsome looking hands he'd ever seen on the steering wheel. Jack Dempsey.

[@reinforcer9000]

Cap

[@TehUltimateSnake]

I can confirm, I was World War II.

[@tomohawkcloud]

@@TehUltimateSnake lmfao

[@hudsonbartley2493]

@@TehUltimateSnake Loooool

[@inhibited44]

Wasn't dempsey employed or working as a instructor for the navy teaching self defense?

[@Aitonomouss]

This man is the reason Boxing was the most popular sport in America in the 20s, the Roaring 20s

[@jamesdunn9714]

Dempsey and Ruth, the two dominant sports heroes of the 20's. There names live on when so many have come and gone and been forgotten.

[@Aitonomouss]

@@jamesdunn9714 who is ruth

[@Mindlabytinth]

@@Aitonomouss he probably meant Babe Ruth

[@Aitonomouss]

@@Mindlabytinth yeah, how could i be so clueless

[@davehoward22]

Boxing was easy and cheap to film and popular in cinemas was another reason

[@onedirection3510]

Hypothetically speaking Jack Dempsey vs Rocky Marciano would’ve been an amazing match!

[@rubenaerts2928]

Certainly, as great as Dempsey was, I'm picking Marciano in that one. But it would be a bloody and long war.

[@bar8665]

%100

[@mikebudzinski3879]

Rocky was too slow to stay with Dempsey, Jack wins by early KO

[@onedirection3510]

mike BUDZINSKI really? Ok..I was thinking Rocky was slippery and very hard to hurt. Interesting.

[@mikebudzinski3879]

Dempsey had a better defense was faster taller longer reach, and he was just plain meaner. both had great power

[@vantheman1238]

The Jack Dempsey that destroyed Willard was a fighting demolition machine. Dempsey went into the fight at age 23, was at his physical and boxing peak. He’d fought for years to get this shot at the title. Fighting across America since his teenage years. Before the Willard fight in July 1919, Dempsey had fought 21 heavyweights in 1918, knocking out 16 of them.

[@finbarrdempsey958]

Poverty and hunger is a great motivator. Wealth and fame did dempsey career no good. Ring rust was definitely a factor in his losses and retirement.

[@anonymousanonymous3707]

The beating he put on Willard won't ever be matched , savage brutality at its finest !! Willard must of looked like a wild animal attacked him it's literally the only time I've watched a fight and felt a little uncomfortable like it's beyond sport , frightening level of aggression !!

[@SunTzu119]

Today's boxers fight 1-5 times a year? Dempsey fought TWENTY-ONE times in 1918.

[@regretfully77]

@@finbarrdempsey958 100%.... Ol Jack got domesticated.

[@antoniogarciaromero2895]

@@SunTzu119 power punch plus steroids is more dangerous now.

[@mistergeopolitics4456]

Dempsey was a pure destroyer. He would be so proud of Mike Tyson, whom he inspired.

[@AColonDashSix]

Yeah they both had that sick kind of nasty that few fighters have

[@regretfully77]

@@Ready4Whatever ..... i’m gonna say no... dude bought his old sparring partner, Bill Tate (black) a farm when the man was down on his luck. Dempsey’s promoter (Tex Rickard) was the ref during the johnson-Jeffries fight and the backlash from that fight basically put a whitewash on boxing. They didn’t want another black champion(after Johnson) Dempsey actually signed a contract to fight Harry Wills and Rickard wouldn’t promote the fight.

[@jonathanmitchell8752]

@@Ready4Whatever Read some history.

[@Angelo-yr1en]

@@jonathanmitchell8752 you read history Mike Tyson, Roberto Duran, Jack Dempsey, Sonny Liston and George Foreman are the most feared boxers in history

[@Angelo-yr1en]

@@regretfully77 Jack Dempsey is still a badass legend he would beat Andy Ruiz

[@sportsmedia9647]

First boxer to make over 1 million dollars in a fight

[@corytclark]

Leo Sports it was actually Tunney who was the first boxer to earn $1,000,000 for a fight; Dempsey has the first (of several) million dollar gates.

[@shori1256]

Was that 1million dollars back then or equivalent to a million dollars now?

[@corytclark]

Shori 12 it was $1,000,000....he got a check for like $987,000 (or something along that line), so he turned around and wrote a personal check for $13,000 and gave it to the promoter and told him to make him a check for $1 million.

[@jerrylanglois7892]

That's hype not necessarily greatness.

[@soleprobe]

Great money when you consider that a loaf of bread in those days was 6 cents

[@kiteman357]

My grandfather was 3rd in the world for feather weight. He knew Dempsey well. They both had taverns. My grandfathers was in LA. He used to take Pappy Boyington home at night. I have autographed pictures of him. An animal of a fighter. Rest in peace all you guys that grew up bare knuckled fighting and had your eyelids cut open to release the blood.

[@bronson2k192]

Absolute Animal of a man!!! The fact that this guy was iron mikes idol says everything about him

[@maestromaestro8324]

And muhammed ali

[@need2know739]

Mike actually studied all the Greats in order to Master from the Masters.He recently broke down in tears on his Hotbox show with regards to his other hero Sugar Ray Leonard who he said was his inspiration to Box . I see now what he got from Jack, throw everything you got and aim to destroy with every punch you throw.👊

[@psychodynamicnaturalhistor437]

Dempsey went to war and then still spoke positively of the people he fought. That is sportsmanship and class.

[@CousinJesse1]

Mike Tyson liked this video.

[@user-ku9zc3rz7u]

俺も好き

[@choopa1670]

Jesse James lol he loves Dempsey aye

[@drinfernodds]

Tyson said that Dempsey is one of the biggest influences on his style.

[@yabuki2502]

@@user-ku9zc3rz7u 皆w

[@Dom-fx4kt]

@@drinfernodds They were very similar in many aspects, life experiences even physicality, robust skull shape.etc. Both bullied as kids for high voice but then quickly learnt to beat up their bullies. Mike could relate to him very much.

[@Aitonomouss]

0:46 is the famous Dempsey Roll

[@zenosamaxxx1235]

Hajime no Ipoo 😋👊

[@danishu.3881]

@@zenosamaxxx1235 YES 😂👌🏼

[@culleyderouin7434]

As well as the famous gazelle punch at 1:17

[@Bootlegger4]

What are you talking about? He didn’t do the roll at 0.46

[@elliebarnes9628]

@@Bootlegger4 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ-qaIONfNeraJI

[@michaelfrazia4569]

not only a fierce fighter but was in movies and fashion icon . he was perfect for the roaring 20s...the haircut Mike tyson sported all through the 80s was his nod to jack dempsey. in a video from Tysons vintage days when he was champ he said I want to be just like dempsey. the way he fights the way he looks...and he then proceeded to say his haircut was his nod to jack...one of the reasons I always liked Mike was he studied the history of the sport and didn't believe it started and ended with Ali/ frazier/foreman

[@kelvinkloud]

well said... nothing beats the annals of boxing, if you like history.

[@frankiesparks2868]

Thank ol Cus in heaven for the knowledge and discipline making Mike watch the old boxing fight reels from the projector. When he was a teenager in trouble, teaching him boxing. Cus was God given to Mike like his build. God works in mysterious ways, if that doesn't prove it what does.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

@@frankiesparks2868 the pairing was lightning in a bottle for sure...stuff movies are made of

[@ushumgal-martu]

I rewatched this video like 300 times already

[@thechadlordboros]

A true legend and a vicious puncher, it's hard to believe it's been a hundred year's since he was the heavyweight champion.

[@mightyquinn5135]

Dempsey was the man. They dont make em like that anymore

[@MrMatt44000]

What I find so impressive is how he was quite a bit smaller than a number of these men he fought and yet he's using his whole body to hit them. As if ever punch is a power punch. And he's sending these big guys all over the place. That's special

[@gottacheckyourself]

I guess this is also why Mike Tyson spent up to 10 hours a day just watching his tapes

[@boxersal9570]

It called being more compact and putting your body into every punch

[@CUNDUNDO]

Because most of them were a bunch of tomato cans !

[@blokejr4801]

1:05 the way he launches himself…

[@T1Top]

The only time he got knocked out was because he didn’t eat for 4 days, now that dude has heart and I 100% respect him for that, what a tough beast.

[@nikolailic431]

I'm sad because of that, todays mommy's sons have a six meals a day, nutritionists, suplementation but they have only 5% heart of Dempsey

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

Fireman Jim Flynn was a real tough guy in his own right. Dempsey wasn't experienced enough at that point in time.

[@respawnicon]

Of all the boxers of the past Jack Dempsey is the one I most often wish I could transplant into modern times. I feel like his style and attitude towards fighting would translate into any era.

[@nathanbellamy3308]

He's the OG. One thing he bought to the game that doesn't get mentioned alot is the leaping left hook. One of the most devastating shots in heavyweight boxing.

[@cadena06]

Few videos match perfectly with the music, you sir have created art! Managing to showcase a true heavy weight!! A master piece!

[@leematthews5697]

A truly hard man and a great left hook.

[@phoebesso2272]

Dempsey is the reason you have to go to a neutral corner after you knock someone down. Beautifully vicious man.

[@julius3428]

why is that? Sorry just curious

[@Ready4Whatever]

@@julius3428 he’s not the reason why, guy just made this shit up

[@Dpw20001]

@@julius3428 he meant because jack used to stand right on top of his opponents after knocking them down because there was no neutral corner rule at that time when a knockdown happened.

[@robertsmith6068]

there will never be another Jack Dempsey.

[@maestromaestro8324]

There will be that is mike tyson 10× stronger . And a killer instict

[@terryturner4116]

@@maestromaestro8324 talk about exaggerating lol.

[@aidanjalbert7180]

Terry Turner Exaggerating how. Mike Tyson was bigger, hit harder and had better tools. The only thing Dempsey had over Tyson was heart and determination.

[@terryturner4116]

@@aidanjalbert7180 you literally claimed he was 10X stronger and you're asking me where you exaggerated? I don't think it's even about physical capacity, Tyson learned to box from a young age while Dempsey learned on the street, yes he had great techniques that that others copied but he had to pioneer those techniques himself over hundreds of fights. Talking about savagery, we know Tyson was a savage but I've never heard a war veteran say he felt that this man was trying to actually kill him.

[@aidanjalbert7180]

@ Terry Turner I’m not disputing any of that. I’m simply pointing out that as far as skills go, young Tyson was superior. He indeed did borrow from a young Jack Dempsey, however that doesn’t mean Jacks skills were superior.

[@1121conan]

Gene Tunney tells the story of when he met Dempsey on the Long Island Ferry just after he Tunney had returned from France after WW I. Seeing Dempsey and knowing that it was a once in a life time opportunity he went over and introduced himself to the Champ. As they were talking Tunney mentioned he was also a boxer but had broken a knuckle on his right hand and it had not healed properly and he could not throw it with full power and he was thinking of giving up boxing. Dempsey asked to see his hand and showed Tunney a way to wrap and tape his hand to protect the damaged knuckle. Tunney thanked the Champ for his advice and adopted the hand wrapping technique and six years later took Dempsey's title.

[@Deagledrumzz]

Dempsey used to put his hands in brine, made them hard as a rock, and afterwards many boxers at that time adopted that.

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

@@Deagledrumzz he did the same with his face too. Kung Fu fighters who train the traditional style use herbal liniments on their hands to toughen them and enable them to break bricks.

[@mr.rogers9319]

That leaping left hook was vicious and fast.

[@rinix_6488]

You could just see his opponents trying to get away, truly a destroyer, arguably the most vicious heavyweight ever.

[@pavlovsdogman]

He was a legit beast! Even at 80 year old he knocked out 2 robbers who tried to pull him from a taxi in NY! 🥊🥊

[@mrgt3201]

Earlier in the comments he was 76 when this happened. If I keep scrolling down will be have been 90 when this happened 😂

[@user-yp3oj5se1i]

his ghost just battered someone.

[@DLimit]

@@user-yp3oj5se1i My grand uncle is Jack Dempseys ghosts sparring partner

[@toddschendel4999]

@@user-yp3oj5se1i funny😎

[@gheffz]

@@mrgt3201 Yeah ... I guess point is ... he's old.

[@petecernan1416]

What a match up of music and the old footage creating a dark atmospheric statement, intense time travel

[@joej2435]

Think about this: It takes a very strong man to be really kind. Dempsey was both - Strong and kind. I know. I met him. It was very obvious from the start that he possessed both of those qualities in abundance. Early hurt can bring about both (anger & rage) and compassion in a person. That was Jack in a nutshell - inside and outside of the ring. Great man. Great American Horatio Alger story. Don't make men like him anymore.

[@ispanico372]

I love this guy, he is a legend. He should be in all boxers top 5 !

[@rayfinkle9369]

Wow, great soundtrack with this.

[@314Leothelion31]

Back then the ref did not get involved until somebody fell lol

[@1bridlington]

GOT A OLD TICKET FOR JACKS "DEMPSEY BAR)...WOULD`NT PART WITH IT FOR THE EARTH...GOT IT FRAMED...

[@pelinalwhitestrake9162]

They'd do a 10 count whether you were snoring or just dropped to one knee.

[@ShinFuYux]

There a moments where he distracts a boxer and jack just sneaks in a punch and knocks the other boxer out.

[@DireHammer]

The most savage man in boxing history.

[@guidooctavio3982]

I love the way you make the HL of old school boxers. It looks like a documentary to teach boxing than just a normal video or tribute in boxin. The way you put attention to the best punches, or defense and bob and weave. You deserve a golden bottom, and pro reconice Hanza

[@user-gp2tk1co6i]

Looks great, one of your best works) Thank you👏

[@robbryden4982]

Jack dempsey. Total machine and people talk shote like they know him and the rumours. Man would knock most if not all the haters out. He's.to Jack 2022 boom boom

[@sh29star1992]

Back when men were real

[@thermoplastischesaethylend1046]

*men were men

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

Men are still men with some stuff vanishing

[@bobsjepanzerkampfwagen4150]

CUZ IM BATMAN no for real back than men had way higher standards and testosterone idk what the fuck happend since the end of the Vietnam war but those hippies sure pussified alot of things

[@thermoplastischesaethylend1046]

@@bobsjepanzerkampfwagen4150 💪

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

@@bobsjepanzerkampfwagen4150 yeah i agree haha. On top of that, we have a lot of male degradation .

[@kiddynamite4801]

Your choice of music is always perfect. We need a mike tyson video please

[@hanzagod]

Got multiple Tyson videos mate check the channel

[@kiddynamite4801]

@@hanzagod I already watched all of them i was just asking for more 😂😂

[@marxtheidoloftheidle5591]

haNZAgod what’s the name of the track?

[@kiddynamite4801]

@@marxtheidoloftheidle5591 its in the discreption

[@marxtheidoloftheidle5591]

Kid Dynamite welp I’m an idiot. Thank you.

[@ShareefusMaximus]

Hate in those punches. Punches like he just found his wife's lover under the bed.

[@silvadossantos6803]

He used those to bring food to the table literally, for he used to do bare knuckle boxing.

[@silvadossantos6803]

@youtube watcher the book "championship fighting" is credited to him, a book in how to develop punch power.

[@RooFvIn]

Yeah my wife used to punch her lovers like that if they weren’t doing it right.

[@cado6262]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@arthas640]

I forget which of his title fights it was, but one of his opponents once said "it as the first time i was ever afraid in the ring, I was sure [Jack] wanted to kill me. He was like a panther"

[@EriklLo]

WOw great quality on those clips. Killer video!

[@YitroBenAvraham]

Dempsey would have been an awesome MMA fighter. He knew how to wrestle and smash opponents in the clinch with scary power. There are training clips of him wrestling and even using trips from the clinch. He would be champion in both sports today. It’s hard to get a handle of how hard he hit. He’s one of the biggest punchers ever, pound for pound. Just look at how his opponents reacted to getting touched anywhere. They were fighting for their lives.

[@aidanweston1286]

Yup the man would also be a cruiserweight today so he would be hitting guys who could die from his punches. 6’6 240lb Willard nearly died from it too. Man was next level.

[@bewarethelocusts8558]

mma...lol..don't mention Jack Dempsey's name in the same sentence with that filth.

[@lassim3111]

​@@bewarethelocusts8558Jack Dempsey fought people on the streets for money before boxing. He wasnt a boxing purist by no means. He probably would have done mma if it existed back then

[@kkooloo5781]

Thanks for the Great Video and Sound Track !

[@Terbug]

I have an autographed menu from his restaurant. He signed it to Ray, best wishes. My grandfather passed it on to me before passing! Loved both those men.

[@tonydiablo6976]

Awesome freaking video! And finally a perfect bad ass song to go with a video

[@spenserford4479]

1:11 is the textbook example of a perfect right cross. Slip the jab, and cross your right over his left. It set up the entire knockdown

[@amirtaj4323]

The good old cross counter, I wish there was a good compilation of cross counter KOs or shots that lead to knock downs.

[@SuperKillbill1234]

Amazing fighter, great to watch, thanks for posting this.

[@itsgleneaton4883]

This guy was not just a boxer this guy was a fighter. Something he got on the streets and not just in the gym.

[@thomasbrennan819]

That left hook he sprung on Tunney that led to the long count was incredible.

[@kelvinkloud]

a couple keys about this legend: 1. :47 - :49 takes someone very gifted w/ timing, coordination & handspeed. I stress to anyone to put that sequence in frame by frame slo mo & watch the technique inside that tornado. few boxers to this day couldve pulled off that 4 punch drop step move & finish it w/ a fully leverage, rip your head off left hook. amazing footage from a very gifted & schooled athlete. 2. freeze the frame at :36. dempsey didnt weigh a lot, but he had no body fat & very dense, steel cord muscle. notice too how wide his lats are. scary coiled power. 3. 3:14 was only a 6 inch punch. his body distribution & swivel into that punch is a marvel. such nasty inside power..... matchups are everything in a fight. prime for prime vs all champs, dempsey couldve been beat, but he may have been the most dangerously underrated, esp vs large fighters. a versatile, old school hard but modern technique schooled.

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

Dempsey built all that muscle the old fashioned way, through hard physical work in the copper mines. Several of the old time fighters built themselves from just good fighters into champions by real work. Zale in the steel mills and Braddock on shipping docks. Fitzsimmons had unbelievable punching power for his size and it came from working as a blacksmith. He had extremely strong hands and wrists, which are the wek link in the punching chain.

[@paulschmidtke425]

Loved the music,and the clip , thanks

[@jpa5038]

Colorized versions of Dempsey I didn't even know existed. Well done, HaNZAgod. Well done. Ali would dance and Dempsey charged.

[@colorado2455]

I strongly believe dempsey has a chance.

[@colorado2455]

@Ray Rocco dempsey is way better than shavers. And he is a pressure fighter which is the kind of fighter that gives ali the most trouble. Even if ali got up he still lost and dempsey hits much harder than frazier.

[@colorado2455]

@Ray Rocco never said earnie wasnt a skilled boxer, dempsey is better than him. Do you have any idea how many opponents were heavier than dempsey and he still knock them out. Foreman would beat dempsey because he has the stylistic advantage just like he had it with frazier. I also never said dempsey would beat ali i said he has chance. And you were the one who brought this match out of nowhere.

[@colorado2455]

@Ray Rocco i never said he could knock ali out.

[@colorado2455]

@Ray Rocco not sure.

[@azraelknightquest9547]

Amazing job, brother. You captured him perfect.

[@gheffz]

He did!

[@2serveand2protect]

DAMN; man! You make AWESOME videos!

[@ricardoviolanti5780]

Great video and the music even better thank you 🙏.

[@Ar1AnX1x]

your sense of music is pretty good usually fighting channels suck at music

[@buckkiechel2341]

Well done, well put together.

[@danielsimmons7397]

The man was one of Mike Tyson's heroes if that speaks anything for the type of fighter he was!

[@evieraotacon]

Whoa Jack Dempsey in Living Color. Amazing too see early 20th century footage in color. Thank you for posting. Best fights against Gene Tunney and Jess Willard.

[@frankcastle1849]

Mike Tyson still today respects this man more than Ali and he is the most raw fighter.

[@stephenroberts3398]

Today's boxing is mediocre.Love the old fights.. Thanks KZbin for these wonderful videos.. Excellent.. Dempsey was an animal in the ring..

[@paulinlasvegas]

The technicolor really brought to life some of those old fight scenes.

[@Nicolas__-js1jm]

Great video!!!

[@cassk9999]

Hanzagod I must say your doing a excellent job of these boxing history archives and history lessons I've watched all my childhood heroes from Robinson to ezzard , Walcot dempsey the whole thing you have it's fantastic

[@hanzagod]

Thanks bud glad you enjoy!

[@user-ew9cc6ip9n]

Many people said that he was one of the hardest puncher

[@anonymousanonymous3707]

Dempsey was great no question but can we take a moment to applaud Willard who despite suffering 6/7 knock-downs in round 1 and a multitude of facial injuries made it to round 4 !!!! That in itself is astonishing he must of been a very very tough man hats of to Jess Willard 👍

[@hanzagod]

True that Willard was an incredibly tough man.

[@chaseybears]

He was, considering he hadnt fought for three and a half years when he stepped in with Dempsey....he shouldnt have really been in that ring.

[@joelesi5274]

Amazing video

[@griffinjohnson3858]

That leaping left hook and the straight was his scariest combo watch and pay attention to how many of these knockouts/ knockdown are leaping lefts

[@hoeujdmghsnhdhxj9945]

The fact that Jack Dempsey still looked fit as a heavy weight before everyone took steroids in boxing is amazing.

[@gheffz]

Excellent point ... he just looked the part, naturally.

[@tiboga6135]

Well most guys live a short life training till a injury but Jack was a beast.

[@jimmycahill1347]

You never see too many dislikes on a hanzagod video

[@gratitude62]

Rough dude, great video.

[@jackof10]

brilliant video

[@JohyeahM]

3:01 Brutal. Next level.

[@davidcline4286]

When boxing wasnt technical it was brutal and the full body weight delivery was evident.

[@pepejuan2924]

Jack Dempsey was my Grandfather’s favorite fighter, he was six years old when Dempsey won the title,Dempsey was one of the toughest guys ever👍🇺🇸💪🏻

[@guidooctavio3982]

I wish you could made one of Firpo, with Dempsey they made the best fight of their era.

[@SirChivalRegal]

Firpo was crazier then Dempsey.

[@carloslajoinie4603]

Firpo was the real winner in that fight. But Dempsey couldnt be the loser...

[@guidooctavio3982]

@@carloslajoinie4603 no lo iban a dejar nunca

[@AGTsakumis]

Recognize the launch of the left hook? This generation didn't see it until a fellow named Mike Tyson perfected it. No wonder he was his hero.

[@hanspeter0007]

We need men like him in boxing again! He just went into the ring to destroy without any calculation.

[@MetaversalSouljah]

GGG was very similar

[@MetaversalSouljah]

You are wrong about "no calculation". He was very technical.

[@antonchigur2180]

The best boxing video ever!!! Dempsey was the best!

[@kollegenmusik]

Great clip montage

[@blomman3047]

did you know that dempsey used to fight in front of crowdes bigger then 120,000 people?! that is absolutely crazy

[@deconsturm9004]

Legend

[@roaddoggypsy]

Great music and video.

[@anthonyryan5122]

I am a real Dempsey fan ever since I was about 7 and my dad told me about him, so in May 2022 I went to Southampton , cemetery Long Island and paid tribute at his grave, by the way Gary Coopers grave was just around the corner with his wife.

[@konstantin6705]

1:05 His famous falling jolt

[@christineseldon3979]

Master of the drop step or falling step punch

[@kata9783]

An old school almost forgotten punch, along with the shovel hook (2:45). The real knocking straight punch.

[@b0x1n9f4n]

One of my favorites.

[@wrongfootmcgee]

that last punch..so much power from so little movement..insane..

[@D33Lux]

I will never forget how this man got his incredible, jaw breaking punching power, 300 pull ups(chin ups) a day. He put up a bar and everytime he left the room he's pull up till he couldn't no more on the way back in do it again.

[@kingfisher9553]

Wow. Never saw these before. Dempsey's accuracy was amazing. Fury needs to watch this.

[@YitroBenAvraham]

Dempsey would have been an incredible MMA fighter. Check out his training video where he is wrestling. Incredible footage.

[@freebee8221]

one belt,one title,one champion, one jack dempsey!! legend

[@giovannibarbieri6241]

Great Music for such a powerful Punches Jack Dempsey is a legend

[@pindur47]

My uncle Charlie Rice was Jack Dempsey's sparring partner. He was my mother's 19 years older half brother who was 3/4th Mohawk. Was sort of famous in his own right in the day as well. ( This is not my site)

[@Ijustinsultedyou]

No he wasn’t

[@Views-qz8we]

The world is small

[@Ijustinsultedyou]

Pep Ciccarelli never been or not great ? You’re contradicting yourself. Wasn’t Dempsey half Cherokee ?

[@bobcratchet8735]

Imagine how Destructive this Fighting Machine would have been Juiced Up .like most the fighters were from his Future.

[@Molop87]

Hanzagod and reznick need to team up and release some chart hits,love the music with these videos

[@dylankelly8725]

I'I was a miner and I was a cowboy but mostly I was a hobo. I fought wherever I could, in school halls, outside saloons, any place they were putting up a purse. I once walked thirty miles across the desert to a town called Goldfield in Nevada so I could fight for twenty dollars. I got beat a lot. I improved. But I remember the beatings I took. Once I got beat so bad they had to take me out of the ring in a wheelbarrow. Later some said I was a killer in the ring. They got that wrong. I killed nobody. But I took out other guys quick. That much is true. I got more one round knockouts than anybody, sixty knockouts in the first round. I beat a good Heavyweight in New Orleans once in fourteen seconds. I knocked out Fred Fulton, six-foot-four, 250 pounds, in nineteen seconds. How come? Not because I was a killer. Other way round. I was always afraid that I'd be the one who was killed. Get 'em quick and you live to fight another day.' - Jack Dempsey