Joe Louis - Top 5 Notable Wins

Joe Louis - Top 5 Notable Wins
A quick look at the Top 5 significant victories during the career of former heavyweight world champion Joe Louis.
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[@vantheman12welshman66]

Incidentally it is important to know that Joe Louis lost four of his prime years to the Second Wold War. It is always mentioned that Muhammad Ali lost three and a half years due to his ban for not serving in Vietnam. Rightly or wrongly Ali lost significant years during his prime. Louis not only served the American Forces during the Second World War he also lost four of his prime years.

[@georgecrowcroft9260]

And 4 years of possible title defences

[@censari544]

Jason Strom Yeah America used Joe Louis

[@aaronwilliams1694]

Joe Louis is one of America's greatest icons, and an American hero who the US gov't used and abused. RIP Mr Louis, you are loved and a hero to millions

[@bandit7498]

Jason Strom Joe did what he thought was right. And it’s hard to say standing up to Nazi Germany was wrong. The way Joe was treated was wrong, but his decision was still the right one. And Ali’s decision NOT to serve was right as well.

[@lyndiablack9098]

@Jason Strom You are correct, Jason. He was on the WRONG SIDE, but he didn't know. The sentiments of the country at that time, made people want to serve their country, due to Pearl Harbor. I am not going to into other certain factors, plus, I believe, you have done the research, to know that Joe, WAS ON THE WRONG SIDE, THIS COUNTRY KICKED HIM IN THE ASS.

[@ankitpatra5042]

Joe Louis had both power and skill.

[@nikatu5399]

The next Boxers for the Top 5 Notable Wins Series: -Rocky Marciano -Larry Holmes -Evander Holyfield -Lennox Lewis -Mike Tyson I hope you will do these boxers, because I just love this series! And can you do a video about the legacy between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling? Would be great!

[@chugkingchris]

Nikatu yes yes and yes!!!

[@starfyre59]

I' love that Louis v Schmeling idea. A full documentary like you did for the 90s heavyweight landscape would be amazing

[@Vercingetorix.Fantasia]

@@starfyre59 agreed. There was a low budget movie made some 20 years ago(atleast) called Joe and Max and it highlighted their lifelong friendship . great movie.

[@demeritfc3655]

He done alot of these. Looks like he took your suggestions.

[@dontworryaboutme6410]

He's done all 5 of these now lmao

[@YawehthedragondogofEL]

Fast precise efficient and powerful. I really admire his calmness in the ring. No animalistic anger even in the fiercest engagements. Just devastating and precise punching. I read somewhere his secret was sparring a lot with smaller faster opponents to quicken his reflexes.

[@ronnie13131]

Joe Lewis would have destroyed Mike Tyson

[@god-of-logic99]

​Joe Louis had a weak chin and Mike would have been too fast and too powerful for him, there is no version of Joe Louis that beats Mike Tyson. ​@@ronnie13131

[@simplyballing1592]

Rummy, you're an absolute Boss for these videos. Happy New Year. All the best for 2019

[@dugroz]

"Meh, I probably won't like it since it's old black and white footage," I said the myself. Boy was I wrong!

[@aaronbradley3232]

Yeah he's the best boxing Channel on KZbin by far but I'm so sick of hearing cool as an assassin and paying dividends

[@mikemike7345]

Joe Lewis was one of the best of all times perhaps maybe even the best he was the best finish finisher when he had you hurt

[@Mach15-20]

Mike Mike Only SRR was better no one else

[@mshklh2099]

Suryoyo123457 i never saw him who is he ?

[@davidcopson5800]

@@mshklh2099 Who is he? Geez, you're some boxing fan. Never heard of Sugar Ray Robinson!

[@tylerharris7145]

@@Mach15-20 Muhammad Ali

[@getredytagetredy]

Learn to spell his name Because there was Another World Champion named Joe Lewis in Karate Joe Louis was the Boxer.

[@bfgtech48]

A cool, calm, unassuming, fighter. For me the greatest heavyweight ever. God bless Joe Lewis.

[@ericgeorge5483]

Louis was indeed both an incredible fighter and boxing ambassador.

[@pukulu]

Louis was equally adept on the outside and on the inside. He got great leverage on his overhand right and he was always in top shape. That made him a very difficult opponent to deal with.

[@stevemariner6768]

Boxers seem different then somehow, they all seem so robust, durable, crafty, awkward, seriously game and ready for a war to last every round if need be. These old fights are just such a blast to watch.

[@Hemlocksipper]

Joe Louis. Greatest of all time.

[@davidcopson5800]

SRR and Ali easily better.

[@marcnapoleon6664]

SRR was the goat. Louis would have beaten Ali

[@ULTIMATEsoccerSKILLS11]

6:58 ref with a slick throw 😂😂

[@theredninja2817]

That old school boxing style is literally my favorite

[@Ford_Raptor_R_720hp_V8]

*The Brown Bomber was well Conditioned and Skilled for his Era. His Accuracy and Hitting Power were Amazing.* *Landing those Big Punches on so many opponents is Scary. His Challengers often times ended up on the Mat.*

[@raiderbro8663]

"Cool as a assasin" should be a shirt.

[@triggerhappyjay4794]

@Gravivector that's what rummy said so idk why you even saying that to him.

[@davonbenson4361]

Royz noiz. I agree.

[@mcguire2038]

No he is right, rummy says "cool as AN assassin". " a assassin" sounds like what a child would say.

[@tomtrain8398]

Tell up and listen

[@getredytagetredy]

Assassins are cowards

[@bukarabdullahi127]

Rummy = Legend. One boxing channel on KZbin that doesn't care about anyone else in the business. Just facts about the sweet science of boxing.. 🥊

[@shan5445]

Joe kept his punches nice and tight never wild. Doesn't waste anything. Very skilled and tough.

[@tsangpogorge]

Conn and Walcott were absolute nightmares for Louis because they they were movers, not dissimilar to a young Cassius Clay.

[@kacperkaminki2015]

And he won with em, with Walcott even twice hehe. I think he would ko Clay, Tyson to.

[@dtssnapback7886]

tsangpogorge who are you to call him clay? You fucking bum

[@vantheman1238]

tsangpogorge Ali was going on and on as he usually did in front of Joe Louis back in the sixties. Ali was saying how he would dance and hit and hit and dance and would beat Joe. Then Ali started criticising Joe’s opponents and the “bum of the month club”. Joe never said a word, until Ali finally shut up. Then Ali said, “what have you got to say for yourself Joe?”, quick as a flash, Joe said “you’d be in the club!”

[@vantheman1238]

DT’s Snap back calm down activist face

[@Nuvendil]

Actually, Ali is quite different in his approach and style than those two and there are some specific techniques of Louis's that would bother Ali more than they did those two as a result. Walcott in particular is very, very different from Ali. Ali was evasive, he was hard to hit because of speed and reflexes and foresight. Walcott _made you miss_ by misleading you with half-beat attacks and off-rhythm fighting. Ali was never really one for that, he was very much a fighter who settled into his rhythm. Ali on his best night vs Louis on his best night - which incidentally would not be his fights with Conn or especially Walcott - would be a very tough fight for both fighters.

[@colincampbell7928]

The more I look into Joe Louis the more convinced I am that he is the greatest heavyweight champion of all. He was a near perfect fighter. Between Schmelling 2 and his first retirement, amazing. Technically solid.

[@POSHMODS]

No bro he was indeed the the perfect heavyweight of all time

[@cmoneytheman]

Wrong he wasnt u need to watch more eras way outdated

[@louisthebeatgardner]

@@cmoneytheman perfect technique is never outdated

[@padrinozerocool]

Joe Louis, real life Captain America.

[@onyxstone4618]

Joe Louis was 137 years old when he fought Rocky Marciano.

[@pascalscherr5206]

Yeah I like Rocky but prime Louis beats him

[@danidin7127]

NO HE WAS 36 TOOK TWO YEARS OF LOST A15 R TITLE MATCH TO CHARLES HAD 6 FIGHTS TO GET IN SHAPE WHEN HE WAS PUT TO SLEEP AND RETIREMENT BY THE ALWAYS UNDEFETED AND GREATEST ROCKY MARCIANO

[@getoveritmedia3155]

Marciano idolized Louis. Rocky cried after the fight. When asked how did it feel to beat the Brown Bomber, Rocky replied, "I beat Joe Louis. I didn't beat the Brown Bomber."

[@davidcopson5800]

@@pascalscherr5206 Not necessarily.

[@B.Wayne88]

@@danidin7127 JERSEY JOE BEAT ROCKY ASS 50-0 AND WHAT

[@aaronwilliams1694]

Thanks for this video Rummy, among all of your other great videos...Joe Louis is a great American hero!! RIP Mr Louis!

[@fsrsaa]

Greatest heavyweight ever. Awesome video thanks! These heavyweights are so much better than the big clumsy unskilled guys we have now.

[@c.j.6891]

Happy New Year Rummy and Rummy fans! Once again, great video Rummy! Thx!

[@Mr1Sundancekid]

Waking up in 2019 to a new rummy video. Brilliant.

[@srt8venum887]

Subscribed. This is the best historic boxing channel I think I've seen on KZbin. Excellent content, great job.

[@microsoft1665]

My favourite KZbin channel

[@ahmedthabet2786]

Truly, you are one of the best t boxing analysts I have ever heard, I agree with you on selection of the notable fights series, not only Jeo Louis but whole series, happy new year Rummy

[@donovanchilton5817]

These notable wins videos are some of your best work and that's saying something.

[@patrickryce1225]

Louis is one of the hardest punchers in boxing history!

[@shaukatali-zq9ym]

Not really people like foreman tyson Joshua lyle wilder definitely punch harder

[@pascalscherr5206]

@@shaukatali-zq9ym true but louis was smaller than them. He weighed in at about 199 lbs against Schmelling, under heavyweight minimum today. I understand there isn't a maximum weight at HW, but pounds still matter and AJ weighs in around 250 lbs. That's about five weight classes worth of pounds above Louis. That said, Wilder only has about 10 lbs on Louis, and he certainly hits harder in my opinion

[@Onamission1745]

Hardest puncher argument is pointless unless the guy throwing the punch can actually hit an opponent. It should be "who is the best puncher" instead. Joe Louis really stuck it to walcott

[@irtazaahmed2435]

Untitled Document p4p Louis hits harder than all heavyweights bar foreman, Tyson and Earnie shavers

[@irtazaahmed2435]

DeputyFuttBuck as the sport evolves heavyweights increases in size as new diet plans and new forms of exercise make them stronger and fitter but what you need to keep in mind is that heavyweights of Louis days were all pure and steroids were non-existent. So they were all natural with hours and hours spent running along the rough roads while eating very bare minimum as dark skinned people were discriminated against meaning their pay was literally nothing compared to what white fighters of them days were payed. To conclude, Louis p4p hits much harder and accurate then steroid Joshua and windmill wilder.

[@ficogonzalez9133]

What an awesome way to start the first round of the year. Happy new year Rummy

[@vantheman12welshman66]

Another genius boxing film. This is your best Rummy. Well my favourite anyway. What a fighter Louis was. Brilliant

[@djangoohara1907]

Joe Louis was & is the Greatest heavyweight champion of all time, hands down, also WBC belt & ring magazine declared the Same conclusion after many decades of debate & Annalise, out of all the greats Joe Louis stands alone,- true story,

[@georgecrowcroft9260]

Great Vid man, I think Louis has a very underated Résumé, Conn, Baer and Schmelling were no push overs

[@aaronbradley3232]

Baer is a bum. But absolutely Louis was the best heavyweight ever. Schmelling bought the absolute perfect fight and is one of the most under probably the most underrated pure boxer in history and he was the only one who ever beat him anywhere near his prime. Muhammad Ali would have been knocked out probably eight rounds if he they both bought in their Prime. I think Max Schmeling would have found a way to beat Muhammad the draft Dodger Ali as well in his prime.

[@dirtyjew1974]

And sharkey

[@Hugh_Morris]

Aaron Bradley you call someone that didn’t take fighting seriously at all and still wound up as the heavyweight champion, a bum?

[@jaydengray4015]

Aaron Bradley Ali would kick both their asses

[@earlthomas9683]

all those guys are in the HOF..

[@dr.mofongo9001]

Rummy keeps spitting out gems. The videos are informative, beautifully edited, and the footage is excellent. Keep up the great work. 👍🏽

[@hedgehog1965uk]

Another awesome video. Thanks.

[@maxgreece1]

Fantastic archival footage you got there. Never seen some of these fights. Excellent work!!

[@billybob9961]

Great video one of your best thank you

[@harliv2571]

Joe Louis was something else man, he was something special. Great fighter.

[@RyanPeters808]

You DEFINITELY deserve way more subs! Keep pushin' Great Job on this video as usual💪

[@incognitobrown7782]

Love your analysis, Rummy. Great stuff 👍

[@shawnj1966]

Love this channel!

[@markisaac3550]

Greater of all time and legend i alway have repect fir this great championrip rip brown bomber

[@WilliamBlackWolf]

Excellent video, Rummy, as always!

[@jeremyordaz]

Thank you sir! Happy New Year!!!

[@DUARTE99]

Happy New Year Rummy! And thank you for what you do!

[@acedrumsnyc]

Great channel. Excellent narration.

[@ldubbboxing]

Great Video. Your man Rummy and your videos are gold. Your channel inspired me to do more boxing content on my channel. Thanks for the inspiration and Happy New Year.

[@trublu72lewis77]

Top notch as always!!!

[@DiceMan46]

Great analysis, excellent channel.

[@RAPHAELtheOFFICIALtv]

Best way to start the year ! Thanks Rummy !

[@tempestvideos9834]

Awesome, Rummy. Happy New Years.

[@MrFerrer1245]

25 consecutive title defenses! His Championship reign last 140 consecutive months! He held the championship from1937-1949! The longest reign of any Heavyweight title holder! R.I.P Brown Bomber

[@octavioherschberg5280]

"cool as an assassin" I love you Rummy

[@RealJRoyall]

Yet another genuinely fantastic video. Idk if you have any interest in doing biographies of fighters, but Joe Louis and Jack Johnson would make for some great subjects, and you'd be a phenomenal narrator.

[@matheusarruda6462]

And so, cool as an assassin, Rummy releases yet another DYNAMITE video.

[@jidesmoove6929]

While it's not fair to match or compare boxers from two different eras, in my opinion Joe is higher than Ali on the list of the greats, also most boxing historians rate Joe as the greatest of all time. Ali was great and his style of boxing was unique - not looking for big knockout punches like most of the heavyweights in that era - instead outboxing, taunting and beating his opponents into submission. He also got a lot of attention for his outspokeness and activism. However when it comes to sheer boxing abilities, ability to read your opponent (which is key), tenancity and the ability to get the job done, Joe takes it......btw this was a time when boxers sometime have double digit fights in a year unlike what we have now.

[@cmadebija4124]

Look how a middle weight Conn gave Louis the shivers. Imagine a heavier Ali

[@mortimerzilch2608]

as usual I agree with your picks - that's why I subscribe to you! I like the Tony Galento KO too. And the Primo Carnera KO is a classic too!

[@mcsuckalives2302]

Man, that combo at 1:09 !! Amazing

[@kerrymandanny8135]

Louis is a scary ko artist. He may look kinda awkward at times to modern fans like wilder but man that right hand is devastating. As far as I know nobody who was hurt in a fight by Louis ever recovered. He finished them all once hurt. He was the ultimate finisher. As I heard one boxing historian say.. if joe hurt you he got you out of there.

[@johnasp3977]

I really like this series

[@louisthebeatgardner]

If Joe hadn't attempted the comeback, he would have retired 58-1, and this in an era where it wasn't uncommon for a HW champion to have double digit losses. They say Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest boxer ever, but to me, Louis' style is more appealing. His footwork and ability to get in position so quickly and to throw those bombs from close range is unparalleled, imo.

[@Milo-qe2xy]

Great video, already commented this on another video but Greatest Heavyweight before Muhammad Ali would be a great video to see from you. I know it is Louis no doubt but there are some good cases to be made for others too.

[@earlthomas9683]

Keep the videos coming!!!

[@beatlejim64]

Heavyweight champ from 1937 to 1949...25 title defenses...passed away in April 1981.

[@isaiahflagler4484]

Please keep up with the videos coming

[@mrcjrowe]

Joe Louis is in the top 5 greatest of all time heavyweight 👑

[@Runeforged]

Did your Ali video get taken down? I watched 5 notable Ali wins and then when i went to rewatch it (cuz ur videos are top notch) it was gone.

[@anonym58063]

it's still there

[@aaronbradley3232]

I hope it did because Muhammad Ali's a draft dodging cowardly bum in the most overrated boxer ever strategy turn them into a drooling vegetable he just was retarded the only thing he ever did in his career was completely just take George Foreman's entire career away from him until he was in his forties. The draft Dodgers biggest highlights are what is trash talkin out of the ring his draft dodging him being a part of two fixed fights where Sonny Liston threw the title away because the mob ran him fuck Muhammad the draft Dodger. The brown bomber and Rocky Marciano light years ahead of Muhammad Ali. Max Schmeling in his prime would have found a way to beat Muhammad draft Dodger as well and let's not forget that in the fight of the century it wasn't even close revisionist like to pretend it was closed but Frazier dominated that first fight like just dominated Len Ken Norton Dominator them broke his jaw made him look like a fucking bum which is all he really was was a bum with a lot of incredible cardio and a hell of a chin but that's in that ruined his life you know he was a drooling vegetable for at least 38 years because of his stupid ass rope-a-dope. The shame Frazier didn't take the series because then there would be no argument at all for Ali at to even be in the top 5

[@aaronbradley3232]

@@anonym58063 that's a shame I hate that overrated draft Dodger. The brown bomber now that was a boxer Rocky Marciano that was a boxer Max Schmeling that was definitely a boxer because the other two had a lot more power. Mike Tyson this Prime was a monster as was Sonny Liston who threw both the fights against Muhammad the draft Dodger Ali

[@danielcadwell9812]

@@aaronbradley3232 go to bed

[@jeffertonalive8536]

@@aaronbradley3232 Who the hell cares if The Greatest of All Time didn't fight in an unnecessary, false flag propagated war. Not everyone wants to be a slave to The Military Industrial Complex. Plus Max Schmelling would beat him? You also don't know shit about boxing

[@douglasborgaro6801]

Joe Louis was the greatest of all time. We all have our favorites, but it’s not fair to compare a fighter of one era to a fighter of a different era. The world changes. There are no time machines. Endless circular arguments of who would beat who don’t accomplish anything real. No matter what, in the end we’re left with records, accomplishments, who you competed against and under what circumstances. Louis won more fights, won more rounds, defended his title more, knocked out more opponents and reigned as champion longer than any heavyweight champion ever. He was indeed a mechanical marvel. When it comes to perfect skills, Joe Louis is the shining example.He is an American hero! As far as heavyweight champions, Joe Louis was the “Michael Jordan” of boxing. I think it’s sad that to many young people don’t know or never knew what he did and how he did it.

[@nuclearcarnie]

Great fighters, each and every one of them!

[@kuhanstarlord3161]

HAPPY NEW YEAR RUMMY!!!

[@zaydannajeeb6208]

Happy new year!

[@henryjames545]

Accuracy back in the day was elite!!!

[@JustTreyB]

🐐

[@robertfromm7975]

Love your vids Rummy. Any plans to do a top 5 wins of the Fab 4?

[@darrenhenry7407]

Notice how humble Joe was. No carry on even after a come from behind stoppage

[@simianomatlaldo9022]

Another video, another great video❤️👌😅

[@Runeforged]

Simiano Matlaldo xs max?

[@BornToBeGoated]

Should also do a series where you look at all of a great fighters losses.

[@BornToBeGoated]

Or the most notable ones if they have too many

[@markisaac3550]

Great man a hero and legend great human being

[@cyrillayman7431]

Louis holds the record for most consecutive title defence's (25) for any champion in any weight division.

[@davidcopson5800]

Bum-of-the-month club.

[@joany4581able]

This is the greatest boxer of all times even Ali said joe was his favorite

[@HR-jy1nb]

My dad was named after Joe Louis, great to see his history

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Very cool.

[@paoloalcantara2465]

Joe Louis the #1 Heavyweight!

[@tomnekuda3818]

There will never be another Joe Louis.

[@markisaac3550]

Great champions and legend great guy RIP

[@Tancred-ve2jw]

Great video Still missing the old esb lounge

[@antonioantonio1210]

Joe Louis N#1 de Todos los tiempos .El rey de los pesos Completos .

[@the0to1smell86]

Wow would of loved to be there to see any fighter fight at an old new York

[@myrillionissilly]

I am a big fan of Louise and you did pick his best five fight, Rummy. Good list!

[@ShifuCareaga]

I could watch that fourth fight full length. Anyone have it? Man what a pair of beasts.

[@AromiErotici]

Damn. Watching Baer take those shots for even 3 rounds was rather awesome. Even a great chin can only take so much.

[@markisaac3550]

Legend and great championsRIP joe

[@gilbertgonzales3629]

He's da goat🥊

[@YoungKeezyLSEU]

Joe Louis my favourite boxer infact even though I'm 17 hes the reason why I started boxing I watched a German movie and Joe Louis was on the radio in the movie He Beat all these guys. I then searched him up on youtube I watched Fight after fight after fight, I became amazed on how he would just KO He's opponents and how incredibly good he was (Especially In-fighting) I watched probably about 3/4 of hes career and most tape i found on youtube and was amazed on how he was pretty much destroying all these good fighters during hes prime and reign as champion 11years 11 months and 8 days im pretty sure. in a Racist america (which is still racist even today) He Boxed and beat all these white men Who wanted him to lose. Whilst watching fights I was also reading biography's and Documentaries and became probaby Joe Louis' biggest young fan :D R.I.P The brown bomber Joe Louis We Love You! The Greatest Heavyweight Champion Of All Time!

[@gilbertgonzales3629]

Joe is my favorite boxer too, to me he's da goat . Anyhow I you wish you luck in you're boxing career remember fights are won and lost in the gym.🥊

[@ratibor187]

Simply the best!

[@gchecktv9194]

Thanks.

[@boxingswarriorspirit]

12:03 to 12:12 jersey joe walcott smoooooth footwork. never seen anything like that in the ring. dude had dancing skills and could glide.

[@christosdelis]

To much dancing...and the champion caught him

[@williamwalker146]

I love your top fives Rummy. There very good, but they tend to go against the grain of mainstream historical thought as well as that of the fans. I was really shocked with your decision to have Walcott II in there. While I wouldn't do it, I didn't see it coming, and it was refreshing. It is an underrated Louis performance though. People tend to get hung up on the first fight.

[@tylerpendleton6554]

Happy new year