WOW!! WHAT A KNOCKOUT | Jake LaMotta vs Ray Robinson VI, Full HD Highlights

[@davem6210]

Sugar Ray Robinson, the best pound for pound boxer ever.

[@PaulReed-lj2ym]

You got that right.

[@alanpollock7929]

@@PaulReed-lj2ym Yes he still remains the best from what I have seen

[@rascalhusky8129]

Cassius clay .

[@FrankArce-of7zu]

Rocky Marciano!!! ​@@rascalhusky8129

[@FrankArce-of7zu]

@@rascalhusky8129 Rocky Marciano!!

[@wb1092]

Lamotta was a very courageous fighter.

[@williamheyman5439]

Ah, the 1950s. I saw this fight on black and white TV when I was a kid (now 86.) So every so often they would say, and show. which fighter was wearing which color trunks. As if we needed to know that. The innocent years.

[@lancewilliams4190]

Watch the movie about Jake Lamotta called Raging Bull with Robert Daniro

[@LS-ki9ft]

One of DeNiro's finest performances.

[@joep8787]

LaMotta was one tough dude. Very much like Carmen Basilio, who also had some epic fights with Robinson. That said, I'd rather be a boxer who was hard to hit than one who could take a beating and stay on his feet.

[@MickyTubbs1985]

UNDOUBTEDLY!!!!!😊

[@calvinnewborn8452]

"Best man in the ring and best man at Jake's wedding."

[@tomsmith5216]

Gotta give LaMotta his due. That guy was as tough as a steel wall.

[@derekkimble9554]

The real ESPN 🔥🔥

[@Philobiblion]

One of the greatest matches in history. Two experts each anticipating the other's next move until it becomes a kind of ballet, or dance. This is sublime. Also, go to the public library and request via interlibrary loan a copy of A. J. Liebling's book in the early 'fifties The Sweet Science, and read it. This is the history of that era by one of the greatest journalist/ essayists ever.

[@jamesanthony5681]

One of the greatest matches? It was completely one-sided, no? Give LaMotta his due for standing up to that punishment, but the fight was called The St. Valentines Day Massacre.

[@johnkozar1216]

@@jamesanthony5681 Yeah . . . but Jake had his day on Feb 5th 1943 winning a unanimous decision over Sugar Ray. Knocked Sugar Ray down in the 8th and beat him up most of the fight. How many can say they beat probably the greatest fighter of all time ! And Jake would always say . . . You never knocked me down Ray !

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@johnkozar1216 True. Jake knocked him down, got the decision, and they fought again two weeks later, with Ray getting the win. Incredible.

[@johnkozar1216]

@@jamesanthony5681 Wow . . . 2 weeks later. True Gladiators !

[@may_it_please_the_court]

They weren't so much athletes but real fighters who gave all in each fight.

[@johnkozar1216]

You really don't know much about being an athlete then. I've talked with many great athletes and they believe speed, quick reflexes, endurance, strength, agility, and the ability to endure physical pain are the physical qualities that are characteristic of great athletes. If you think your a good athlete . . . step in the ring and spar just 3 rounds . . . you'll learn a lot about what it takes to being an athlete.

[@johnoliva2053]

Two great fighter's

[@bull419]

This was not a knock out but a technical knockout, big difference.!

[@stevehughes1510]

LaMotta was one gutsy guy.

[@vermontkm1490]

Amazing that they fought each other six times.

[@ajgjr9962]

“ Hey Ray… I never went down Ray… I NEVER WENT DOWN”

[@jayrosen6663]

Whether he went down or not, he was completely out classed, by Sugar Ray!

[@AzucarRay]

No, he never went down. Just got his ass whupped!

[@johnkozar1216]

@@AzucarRay Well . . . he knocked Sugar Ray down on Feb 5th 1943 in the 8th and won a unanimous decision. So Jake had his day in the sun as well !

[@dwcushman1]

Jake was bold as a lion, no doubt about that.

[@zacharycat603]

Once Lamotta stops moving forward you knew he is about done.

[@LeeZeidel-s1h]

No wonder they called LaMotta the Raging Bull he just kept coming he feared no one

[@trajan75]

Interesting prequel to this story. My Godfather, Steve Belloise, originally had the title shot against the champion Marcel Cerdan, but LaMotta took a dive against a black fighter, Billy Fox. the Mob made money and Jake was rewarded with by the Mob guys who bumped my uncle and got the shot for LaMotta. Cerdan dislocated his shoulder in the first round and LaMotta won the fight, LaMotta said he would fight the winner of Robinson Belloise fight. Robinson beat Belloise and then beat LaMotta. My Uncle had suspended his boxing career to join the US Navy passing up a title shot after Pearl Harbor. Steve Belloise a great gentleman and patriot.

[@GenesisGarden-l9s]

Lamotta was in great shape to take that pounding!

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@markroberts9577]

Sadly video is too choppy and extremely hard to follow the action. Thumbs down. 👎

[@keithmotsinger918]

Wish they had the earlier bouts , to watch

[@WilliamMurphy-b6v]

I guess stopping the other guy's blows with your own head and face was a smart thing to do at one time. Did not work this time either.

[@buckchile614]

MAGA

[@c.galindo9639]

Kinda skipping most of everything for the highlights threw off a lot of things that mattered in the fight. Still a good showcase of how old time boxers really were like warriors in the ring

[@billbeliakoff5589]

Robinson never sent LaMotta to the mat in any of their fights so that was a "technical knockout". Not a true knockout.

[@blkmamba40]

Nonsense...

[@PeterPan-nh7yx]

@@blkmamba40 In which of their 6 fights did Sugar Ray send Jack to the floor? You may have a strong opinion, but that's not knowledge.

[@c.galindo9639]

Yes not a true knockout but a judged knockout to end the fight before someone seriously gets hurt. Boxing was way more brutal and people could die in the ring if taken too far

[@blkmamba40]

@@PeterPan-nh7yx I have watched many fights I have watched many knockouts. I have boxed. I have never heard of a technical knockout not being a true knockout. LOL...This has nothing to do with boxing but has to do with you seeing your man beaten by Robinson neither I nor boxing can help you with that.

[@WaferBrik]

@@blkmamba40 Lol, true. Any doubters just need to check a site like boxrec. For example, David Tua is listed as winning 52 fights, 43 by way of knockout. But a bunch of TKOs are included among those KOs. That's the way they always do it.

[@tintins4021]

And now we’re in round 111

[@aceball7076]

No actual knockout seen in this video.

[@dwcushman1]

Jay gave it all he had, props to him for that. But the bottom line he was fighting someone who had superior boxing skills. Try as he might Sugar Ray was simply above his pay grade.

[@douglasscovil3447]

Ray Robinson had longer arms, and he took advantage of that with a lightning fast left jab and great boxing skills. Love the fact that Jake LaMotta never retreated, was great at dodging Robinson's rights and had a nice double left jab.

[@zflynn2]

These two were serious warriors who fought many times trying to outdo each other.

[@glennday7802]

CLICKBAIT ALERT!!!!!! NO SUB!!!

[@aag2491]

Lamotta todo el rato intentando entrar en la distancia para tener su oportunidad y Robinson castigándolo sin piedad.

[@tonypastor705]

When I think about the fighters that Leonard beat- I really believe he’s right there with Robinson.😊 But I’ve seen so many arguments about that- that we will never know for sure cuz they obviously can’t fight in their primes!!!😮

[@rolandtamaccio3285]

Well , according to the movie , Mrs. LaMotta was the bravest character ,,, !

[@ronmexico1874]

Where was the "knockout"? The ref stepped in and stopped the punishment being given to LaMotta who was still on his feet. Clickbait shite from another KZbin bottom feeder.

[@tradewins]

That was a TKO so it is indeed a knockout.

[@pkoven]

if the ref hadn't stepped in lamotta would have fallen flat on his face

[@c.galindo9639]

The title is obviously titles after what the announcer was yelling over his microphone when narrating the fight. I guess most people don’t pay attention to things

[@youtmeme]

knowing how psychotic lamotta was back then at that point in his life, its crazy how he took that beating...almost like he had given up ar that point.

[@mikeaniskovich8395]

Lamotta's style reminds me of Marciano's. He def had a concrete chin. Wow.

[@BoomBoom77-z8b]

How come there's no video of the fight when LaMotta knocked Robinson out of the ring?

[@kevintrace5396]

Different era they were finest boxers

[@KeithGreenan-e7d]

Sugar Ray won 69 fights before losing. He started losing fights because he was getting old

[@archcunningham5579]

Eight ounce gloves ???

[@ronaldlwhitaker3458]

Bottom line is Ray beat Jake 5 out of 6 times. The fight here is known as the St. Valentine's Day Massacre! Ray beat the hell out of him!

[@Louis-w3v]

Well according to the movie Raging Bull there was a fight before Sugar Ray went into the army and in the movie (Joe Pesci) who played Jake's boxing manager and brother and he said ( the only reason they gave the decision to Ray was because he was going into the army. I'm just saying that Jake's camp thought he won the fight. Any opinions? Please comment.

[@ronaldlwhitaker3458]

@@Louis-w3v This isn't a movie, this is real life facts and stats! 5 to 1 Robinson!

[@robertlosasso4222]

Your forgetting Gene Fullmer who beat Robinson twice .

[@LS-ki9ft]

Wouldn't feel too bad for Jake, he got to home to Vicki. What a gorgeous woman she was.

[@wsc3885]

Feel bad for his brother.

[@jamesanthony5681]

In 1980, after watching the movie, Jake told Vikki "I didn't realize I treated you that bad." "No, you were worse," she replied.

[@kenhoyer8601]

You didn't knock me down Ray.

[@jim2376]

LaMotta was reduced to a punching bag in the later rounds.

[@richardknight6539]

No knock out

[@BeSafe20]

[@michaelmarron8441]

The video editing is terrible

[@bradtaylor4765]

Not an impressive KO, but I guess it’s not clickbait because there was an actual stoppage.

[@totallyraw1313]

Jake La Motta vs Jake Paul. Who would win?

[@christophervanzant6951]

He never got him down.

[@MickyTubbs1985]

SO WHAT,THAT'S NOT ": THE POINT;: HE LOST AND THAT'S " THE POINT of RELEVANCE!😏

[@paulallen3011]

Toughest fighter ever maybe

[@jimholloway3452]

Bullshit! Jack Dempsey

[@paulallen3011]

@@jimholloway3452 great fighter no doubt but avoided the best black fighters. Don't think Jake did, fought probably the best of the lot , 6 times 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️