Greg Haugen Documentary - El Loco Americano

A look back at the career of Greg Haugen, who would make an unlikely rise out of Tough Man contests in Alaska to become two-time lightweight champion of the world.

[@justaddfire4418]

Love it! So many sad endings to these boxing documentaries. Haugen’s ends with “I aint rich, but i cant complain” then guitar solos and a fight montage. Pure badass

[@freedomfighter69]

Not only was he a great boxer, he was a loving father, his little girl holding up the sign saying "that's my daddy" made my heart melt.

[@vin5388]

"I ain't rich, but I'm alive ...can't complain." That's the way a true tough man talks. Great Documentary - I love watching how all these guys I watched turned out .

[@dennismakowski9973]

Great pic !!!!!!

[@rudyregalado1169]

W

[@rudyregalado1169]

Ww to

[@rudyregalado1169]

@@dennismakowski9973 wwwt2ww

[@rudyregalado1169]

@@dennismakowski9973 t2www

[@JL-ec1by]

I love Haugen. Casual boxing fans will only know about him getting knocked out in 5 by Chavez after calling JC's opponents "Tijuana taxi cab drivers." That fight drew 132,000. He beat Jimmy Paul, Vinnie Pazienza, Ray Mancini, Hector Camacho and others. He was a three-time world champ (IBF 135 twice, WBO 140). I loved his smart ass attitude. He had a good career. 🥊👍

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

Exactly. he was no bum. Fought in hostile territory. Chavez is an all time p4p great so no shame

[@pacman911]

Lost to Camcho too

[@JL-ec1by]

@@mollkatless Julio also didn't win against Whitaker. - Greg 😆

[@JL-ec1by]

@@mollkatless If you're hell bent on comparing Chavez to Haugen, then maybe you don't understand this game.

[@JL-ec1by]

@@mollkatless Are you talking about Julio's fights where he gave up against Chicken De La Hoya. Was it 4? Or 8? Wait, it's both!

[@fredjonestowns4213]

Knowing Greg has been inducted to the Hall of Fame makes me smile every time I think of it. My home state hero.

[@elbinx760]

Makes me smile knowing he got his ass handed…..

[@THISISLolesh]

@@elbinx760 Kind of a weird fella aint ya

[@jeremysipes44]

@@THISISLolesh oops triggered somebody!😄

[@THISISLolesh]

@@jeremysipes44 Bit of a stretch lol.. How’d you mess such a simple sentence up that you had to edit it.

[@B.Wayne88]

@@elbinx760 why?

[@slaphead8835]

I can't imagine the strength, conditioning and stamina it must take to fight 15 rounds. That's why boxing will always remain my favorite sport. Haugen was brutally tough and will always be a favorite.

[@kidmack3556]

Best attribute of Greg Haugen is that he had a lot guts to fight his rivals in THEIR front yards. That was rare.

[@keithluckett3331]

He ole school fighter.

[@kcatleticos]

He also got paid more money for it..

[@jordanbabcock9349]

@@kcatleticos your point? People still duck and dodge "for more money"

[@kcatleticos]

@@jordanbabcock9349 my point is that he and his Manager took more money to fight in RI. or Mexico City or where ever-- It isn't about a lot of guts-- basically about more money-- For example, Greg Page received a lot more money to fight in South Africa then he would have in Kentucky-- Can you understand that ?

[@bobshenix]

@@kcatleticos Your deliberately missing the point. Yes walking into the lion's den commands a higher payday, OBVIOUSLY (why wouldn't it?), but the extra money also comes with huge risks that many fighters refuse to take.... in the name of protecting their record.

[@jackangus1990]

Man I loved watching this guy fight back in the day. Tough as nails and the heart of a lion. No quit in him. Wherever he is now, I hope Greg is healthy and at peace and knows how much joy he brought to so many boxing fans

[@frenchgoldenboyfan]

I thought Haugen was just a loud mouth of a fighter because I only knew him because of his loss against Chavez. But hell I was wrong it seems that he's a good guy and always gives props to his opponents when the fight is over.. Great job like always Rich, thank you.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thank you, frenchgoldenboyfan.

[@Mobstersdaught]

@@RichtheFightHistorian hey mate im from Sydney Australia its 3am hear im on utube on my phone found this doco thought oh well it goes for 51 mins something to watch until everyone is awake getting ready for work its Thursday wow mate what a incredible doco its was great greg was just your average guy with a huge heart it was a sad happy and had highs and lows doco carnt belive his own wife tryed to rub him out anyway bro awsome doco cheers

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

@@Mobstersdaught Thanks for the kind words, Kev. Always great to hear from the great Australian fans.

[@Mobstersdaught]

@@RichtheFightHistorian any time rich keep up the great work mate cheers

[@bobshenix]

Same here... now that I'm more familiar with his story beyond the Chavez beatdown, I have a lot more respect for him as a fighter and a man.

[@theartoffighting879]

Will never forget the " Taxi Drivers" comments he made to JCC. Before their fight. And Chavez asking Greg what he thought after the brutal beating he took. They must have been Tough Taxi drivers.. Classic..

[@michaelphillpott4884]

Haugen could take it as well as dish it out.

[@theartoffighting879]

@@michaelphillpott4884 Absolutely.

[@geauxfast8u2]

It was Al Bernstein doing that post fight interview, I didn’t know JC was who asked him about the tough taxi drivers but I remember him sharp as a knife reply Hilarious entertaining 100%

[@martinalvarado9875]

Im mexican and boxing has been part of my life a fighter that fights with hart deserves respect and honor dosent matter what race he is and haughen deserves just that!!!

[@christophermclean3921]

Wow. I remember him. He was tough . What a class act post fights. He fought the best. Glad he’s doing well.

[@iwant2usethis]

I followed Greg from the time he won the tough man contest in Alaska. He had all the right stuff to move to the top, and he did. Boxing is so damn tough, that even when you have all the pieces, you still need to continue to study your craft and train likes its going to be your last fight. No other sport, puts that much pressure on you and your family. So when you hear, a boxer's hardships, it's reflects how much the bubble has taken out of him to compete at such a high level. By boxing standards, Haugen had a very successful career. Two time champion who beat some extremely talented champions such as Camacho, Paul & and a poorly rebooted Ray Mancini. No excuses should be made for Greg. He was terrific during his reign. At some point, they all suffer a downfall and we all seem to feel that something went terribly wrong. But considering what some of these boxers made of themselves, it's easy to conclude that they made the right decision to give boxing a go

[@serenityinside1]

Eloquently written - huge respect!

[@SEAN9799]

I was a big Haugen fan in the 80's. Man, boxing was a lot of fun on t.v. back then. Thanks for posting this.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Sure thing, sean.

[@thunderbolt5354]

@@RichtheFightHistorian Remember Tony Chaiverine from the 80's ?

[@richardsalazar7842]

This guy always gave it his all...all heart and guts...a true Champion! Nothing fancy just pure hard work and determination!

[@johnmoore-fy4hf]

TOUGH GUYS BOTH!!!

[@davidford2169]

Never heard of him before,he never came on the uk 🇬🇧 radar,so once again I thank you for bringing him to the UK boxing fans.

[@Dave-nv5rv]

It's a shame that back in the day there were great fighters from the UK that us in America didn't get to see as well. Many of us in the US only got to see Lenox Lewis, Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn, many others just didn't have the popularity or management team to get the exposure they deserved.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Surprised his fights were never broadcast in the UK. He would have been a big hit there.

[@acekelly1000]

Kind of like Nigel Benn and Chis Eubank. They were great fighters in the UK, but didn't get there true credit in the states. I always wanted to see a Nigel Benn vs Roy Jones or a Chris Eubank vs James Toney fight. They would have been great ones. Greg Haugen was a true warrior with a Lions heart.

[@todgerous]

@@acekelly1000 Jones and toney would have had their way with both, different class

[@jedclampett6466]

Us old bastards that are purists of the sport know how devastating corrupt decisions can be on a fighter's mental well being. I watched every one of Greg's bouts in the eighties. He was gracious in every post fight interview.

[@hawkrolla]

Class act

[@jedclampett6466]

@@hawkrolla Thank you, Travis

[@Rick_Riff]

It's weird I didn't realize how cool and classy Haugen was, I perceived him more of a brat shit talker. I must not of listened to the post fight interviews back then. His fights were entertaining from the beginning, but he's a great representative of boxing also...

[@clos6613]

He was a true class act. So rare in today's ego centric world

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

Greg was a fight fan's fighter. It's a shame they punished him just for smoking pot. That's not a performance-enhancing substance. That's a real shame.

[@TK-xv1ig]

One of my all-time favorites! Thank you for putting this together. He was so smart. In the post Camacho fight interview, Merchant tries to downplay his victory by saying that it looked like the punches Camacho threw before the bell didn't land and therefore a point sholdn't have been taken away. And without missing a beat Haugen replies "he was missing a lot of punches". Classic!!

[@katanasmith]

I remember his fights. Not the most skilled fighter but nobody had a bigger heart. I felt he beat Camacho both times and Camacho must have thought so too walking out of the ring.

[@vanseventy]

Larry Merchant ,real last name is Kaufman is a joke. He has no bussiness commenting like most of them. Let real boxers do the interviewing not hand picked Country Club members if your part of the family!

[@michaelphillpott4884]

@@katanasmith Two very close fights but Haugen won them both.

[@geauxfast8u2]

@@katanasmith that’s a dead giveaway And poor sportsmanship! Greg did beat him down Boxing shouldn’t have so much room to call fights as they do But like everything there’s politics involved And Greg wasn’t their golden boy more of a Rebel But sincerely well spoken post fight, always speaking highly of his opponents mostly 🙃

[@Kidgavilan700]

Terrific profile Rich. He deserves to be remembered.

[@rory693]

Rich, you’re doing god’s work covering these old fighters. Looking forward to more.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

More on the way, thank you.

[@whip57]

Always liked Greg Haugen...great fighter and competitor, glad to see he's doing alright 👍

[@JasonMarshMusic]

Back when the major networks had championship fights on weekends, I watched a lot of Greg's fights - those were the days! Thanks for this.

[@joegiordano6375]

I spent two hours talking to him at some fights about 15 years ago, he was a great fighter, interesting to talk with.

[@MrSlut-tn5qf]

I'm 47 years old now! And, when when I was a young Kid, in the mid to late 1980's, I remember my Daddy, and his work Buddies watching a few of Greg Haugen fights on ABC Wide World Of Sports at our House, on Saturday afternoons!

[@getsmart3701]

It's very easy to see why a generation of fight fans loved Haugen. Thanks for the really great video Rich...this was a fantastic one.

[@stephenmorris3696]

really enjoyed this one. Those fights with Paz were epic. Always liked Greg sad what his wife did to him, like a true man he still put his kids first and looked after them.

[@uriahnavarro7904]

Man, I haven't even watched this yet, but thanks for putting all of these together. So many unsung greats in this sport that no one has heard that you cover. Greg Haugen is one of them.

[@logicalnetwork1611]

I knew of Greg Haugen in the 1980s. Great boxer.

[@logicalnetwork1611]

Hes alive and in good health.

[@TVC15185]

He was a tough dude. Many of his fights were like 1950s brawls.

[@chonqmonk]

So this cuts both ways: Haugen fought so many absolute animals, but those animals were fighting an absolute animal in Greg Haugen....what the hell happened to boxing? Thanks Rich! Love your work man!

[@allanjoseph5601]

I ask myself that question all the time! Boxers were just tougher once upon a time.

[@keithluckett3331]

They wasn’t concern about the “0”.

[@2short1968]

Haugen was the definition of hardwork and determination. I grew up in this era. Gotta appreciate stories like this, that casuals don't really know nothing about. Great story...#truschoolsports 🥊🥊

[@bobcat8439]

Greg is a hall of famer

[@southpawjab6418]

And I was just looking for something to watch this Sunday.....thanks Brother!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Any time!

[@toddsmith5715]

Excellent documentary, Rich. I've been waiting for this one, and sooner or later, I knew you'd get around to him. One of my favorite fighters from the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties. This was a real pleasure to watch.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Hey thanks, Todd.

[@Trekzity]

@@RichtheFightHistorian Rich could you do a documentary on Sam Langford?

[@ag4allgood]

Nice job Rich , you brought back memories of watching the Haugen fights. Definitely action packed especially the Pazienza fights. To have custody of his kids & raise them was not an easy thing back then. Great respect for Greg Haugen as a dad. Great respect for his boxing skill too ! He wasn't flashy just a tough fighter with a great heart.

[@chrisprimmer6441]

These fights and videos take me back to a better time in boxing. This man is a hero and I always enjoy watching him do his art.

[@silverblack5475]

Right when i saw haugen's face in the thumbnail, i clicked immediately.....i grew up in this era of boxing ....Gregs fights were always must watch tv , tough kid .

[@mclagett1043]

I always respected his fighting spirit, the respect he had for his opponents, and the honest eyes he saw himself with.. Pretty cool we share a love for crazy women... But all that doesn't hold a candle to being a stand up dad.... That's his greatest achievement... 🙏

[@thegadflygang5381]

I remember that Boom Boom v Haugen fight like it was yesterday. My dad took me to the fight and I absolutely LOVED both fighters. Ray was my early childhood hero whom I have a display to in my house today with signed fight shorts and gloves. Greg was the guy I loved as a 12 year old kid because he was so cool and aggressive. Both phenomenal fighters, I knew either way I was going to be upset

[@JL-ec1by]

Ray was very upset about Haugen's trash talking. He shouldn't have been. I think Ray got too civilized on that comeback. That fight would've been so interesting in their primes, but I wouldn't count Haugen out in that one either. He was top shelf too.

[@geauxfast8u2]

@the gadfly gang maybe you would like to also have Greg’s water filled heavy bag he used working out with on all those fights??? I happen to be the present proud owner of it Signed as well “3 time world champion Greg Haugen” I had the pleasure to meet him, play a round of golf with him “wish I had that on video, so F ing hilarious off the first tee my grandfather and some Jon doe watching Greg shank it hard His follow through was a club slamming into the ground drowned out with a loud F#

[@geauxfast8u2]

I don’t know why it won’t let me notice you first to reply to you @ the gadfly gang? Try again soon👍

[@cedricliggins7528]

Greg was the real deal. He brought brutality back to boxing in the 1980s

[@gareth1974barrington]

Another brilliant boxing documentary

[@logicalnetwork1611]

Yes Rich is the man

[@sfldmu9060]

Amazing, thank you for uploading from UK

[@reycesarcarino4653]

The Best Version of Haugen I ever saw was the second Pazienza fight. Tough Counter-puncher

[@scottodonnell7121]

I think he won all three of those fights.

[@bh-zj4yt]

@@scottodonnell7121 me too.

[@michaelphillpott4884]

@@scottodonnell7121 The first fight was Haugen's. A real hometown decision. Look at Vinny's face.

[@TheConchologist]

Greg was tough and very skilled! I always admired his grit and heart

[@AwestruckOffRoadingAudioHertz]

What a pleasure it was to see this upload today! I am currently living in Bellingham, Washington (about 2 hours North of Seattle, near the Canadian boarder) so its been quite a pleasure to learn of this individual. These types of people just don't exist anymore around here (or are so few and far between they disappear into obscurity). Thanks for making this kind sir, truly a pleasure to watch. Salute, AAH Stryker

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Sure thing, AAH.

[@ThehulkGreen]

Man this dude had balls, went in with chavez when he was an absolute killer.

[@PhflyDan1]

This was good stuff! Got a new respect for Haugen after this. He was a good, HONEST Pro...

[@seaslob2820]

He was great. Such a huge fan.

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

Greg is from an era where real tough guys talked with their fists, not their mouths. The trash talk was cheap. He didn't need to sound like a Conor McGregor to get over with fight fans. This guy just walked the walk and won fights he should have lost on paper. True fight fans respect that much more than someone who can spit fire in an interview, then when the time comes they throw pillows instead of bricks. His fights against Vinnie Paz and Macho Camacho were legendary.

[@JL-ec1by]

I loved his trash talk though. He told Lou Duva he was gonna take HIS belt and tow his car with it. Perfect 😆

[@Branden-vl9sl]

True but I loved his trash talk it was funny and he had some good lines.

[@itsnotme3882]

Oh he was one of my favorites. His fights against Vinny Paz were great

[@prismspec]

I use to love watching him fight. One of my favorites.

[@kenrichmond1215]

What a great doc . I always enjoyed watching those early fights on Saturday afternoon. What a great time for boxing 🥊! Going 15 rounds was brutal .

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

No doubt

[@AIRRAID2]

Loved every minute of it ! ♥️ 5/5 🥊

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thank you.

[@GomerfromIsaan]

I remember Greg from grade school back around 1970. He wasn't very big but he was tough and smart. He used to tease the bigger guys. He didn't beat them up but he would always out wit them.

[@danielsmart8398]

What a bruiser Haugen was!!! Terrific fighter, tough as teek and a nice guy

[@Nosedruul]

"Teak," yo. It's a type of wood.

[@danielsmart8398]

@@Nosedruul cheers spellcheck 👍

[@lovinLaVonna]

It goes to show that the down with doubt should never be counted out. Any man's body can be broken, but there are hearts out there that can't be overlooked. If they are, you'll pay for it!

[@MrSlut-tn5qf]

Back in his prime, you don't wanna get into a fist fight with Greg Haugen! 🥊💪🏆

[@riddiccblow]

Loved every second of this Documentary!

[@70gabino]

About ten years ago, I was running a boxing class at a local gym. During one of the classes, a family by the last name of Haugen came in and so I immediately told them that they had a head start on everyone by having a legit boxing name. It turns out they were related to Greg and they were happy to hear that I knew him! Pretty cool. Anyways, great video as always. Haugen was always a personal favorite. He had guts, solid skills and never made excuses for his losses. A real fighter. If you are reading this, Greg, hope you are well!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Cool story, thanks for the share, Chris.

[@ZerikLaps]

Already know this is going to be great/ I appreciate the effort you put into these videos always a pleasure to watch

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks very much, Max.

[@dyb1873]

My uncle was a close friend of his growing up in the 70s in Auburn, it was tough times and Greg was tough as nails, always in fights, heard hes doing good and lives local, considering how he grew up Id call it a success!

[@mmarioescareno]

I rather watch these documentaries than anything out there on Netflix. Tremendous stuff here

[@allanjoseph5601]

Me too pal.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thank you, Mario.

[@staffh3815]

Me 3

[@kevgoss7696]

Remember watching this guy when I was a kid. Love him

[@holyfield59]

Great job buddy ,he was one of my favorites ,tough as nails ,keep up the good work

[@handsom3jam955]

I just discovered this channel & I love it so much. I read about this guy like 3 months ago.

[@martinwarner1178]

What a fellow, what a champ, now that is my number one Yankee of all time! Thanks for a great Great video. Peace be unto you.

[@nickharmer3049]

Another great documentary Rich. Once again, I knew Haugen's career quite well, but knew nothing of his life outside of the ring & back story. Really appreciated. Bless up bro 👊

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, Nick.

[@Anglovox]

Skilled. Well-conditioned. Granite chin. Tactically awkward....and TOUGH AS NAILS...Haugen was NEVER an "easy out" for ANYONE.

[@VintageBoxingTM]

Rich yet again you’ve done it! Just popped up in my notifications. Shall watch tonight. Loved Greg’s fights. What a character.

[@michaelferreri1256]

What an era for lighter weight boxers. We knew all the names and watched all the great fights. Haugen was BORN to fight! As solid as a brick. Thanks again Rich for another EXTRAORDINARY boxing documentary!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Hey thanks, Michael.

[@dolamike584]

This dude was a real "tough guy".

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the coverage on all this fighters. Much ❤

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

My pleasure, John.

[@uncjim]

I didn’t appreciate Greg during his fighting days. I do now. What a warrior he was. Thanks again Rich.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Sure thing, uncjim.

[@jamesglenn5259]

Great presentation as usual,Rich! Greg H. was a great boxer and a very tough man. The smaller fighters are pound for pound,usually the toughest fighters!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, James.

[@ironhat2]

excellent documentary. greg was a warrior and told it like it was. much respect to you greg. thanks for the great fights.

[@gggkoking8843]

Greg definitely had a heart of a lion!!! I ALWAYS enjoyed watching him fight. GO Haugen!!!

[@BombshellCreations]

Another great documentary, Rich. Love your channel and the content you are putting out. I grew up watching a lot of these guys, like Haugen. Keep up the good work.

[@briankennedy1192]

Brilliant content Rich, Greg Haugen brings back some great memories, hope things are going well for him, a gentleman.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, Biran.

[@conartist267]

I must tell you this is my favourite of all your bios because I love this guy. Without you, we’d never hear about these guys that never quite cemented themselves in boxing folk law when many of them deserved to be. God bless Rich!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, Con Artist. Haugen had his fans and deservedly so.

[@Mat-fw1ky]

First time I ever knew about this fighter... very likable warrior.. and one of the greats..excellent documentary thank you

[@davidharrick469]

Greg was a great fighter, tuff as nails and give his all. I loved watching his fights because you knew he was going to give his all and fight to the end....Thank You Greg I hope life is treating you well Sir. You are a true CHAMPION

[@tunesarms2586]

Great video. Can't wait to check out more . Thanks for the hard work 💪🏻👍🏻

[@jordankodiak6956]

Great Documentary I absolutely enjoyed this one

[@johnjuarez8005]

Liked before even viewing it.

[@coleendoughty4948]

Brilliant, thanks.

[@finnglynn9344]

Great post remember watching haugen beat Jimmy paul on grandstand in the uk .haugen was a tough man and became a world champion you cant ask for much more as a fighter.

[@mikeycapp1]

Another Great job Rich you continue to bring me back to my youth with these wonderfully researched and produced documentaries. P.S. The Southern Rebel was never the same fighter after the tragedy of Sean Thomas. Cheers Michael Coppola.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, Michael.

[@bigartone1]

Great documentary!!! I always loved Haugen!!! Now I know why.....tough!!!!

[@richwiz2]

Lifetime boxing fan from Boston. I watched a Rocky Marciano fight on tv with my Dad when I was 6 years old and watched the Friday night fights for years throughout the 60’s. I always thought a lot of Greg Haugen; he was a terrific fighter.

[@A19csd]

Had never heard of him till now. What an awesome fighter and champion. Thanks for the video.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Sure thing, Cam.

[@smokeyjoe795]

Haugen was a good boxer. I thought he beat Pazienza the first two fights clearly. Vinny ran in the 3rd one and they gave it to him.

[@mclife1]

Excellent upload thank you🥊💯

[@VinnyMickeyRickeyDickeyEddy]

I had a tape of his fights when I was 12. I think my cousin recorded them off TV. It had the Pazienza fights and then one or two other great fights. What an underrated legend.

[@bobrockmann7521]

Once again great job, Rich! Thank you very much.

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

My pleasure, Bo, thanks for watching.

[@JZ505]

Another great upload! 👍

[@crustymcgee6580]

This channel is amazing. It's become a prime destination for boxing history. Love the fights!!!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Appreciate that, thanks Crusty.

[@briangardiner1814]

@@RichtheFightHistorian I concur big fan from Ireland since recently discovering this channel! Id love to see you do one on Barry McGuigan, Steve Collins or Sean Mannion!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

@@briangardiner1814 McGuigan is on the to do. Collins & Mannion I'll have to look into further.

[@briangardiner1814]

@@RichtheFightHistorian mcguigan will make a good video! for sure Collins fought the most top guys of an Irish fighter in recent history McCallum at 16 fights, Kalambay, then beat Eubank and Nigel Benn twice each! Iron chin also! Keep up the good work dude love these vids 👍

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

@@briangardiner1814 Will add them in...Collins didn't receive a whole helluva lot of credit considering his resume. Thanks for reminding me about him.

[@hippo4214]

this documentry is really amazing, keep up the great work. Greg Haugen was a beast of a man

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

Thanks, hippo, will do

[@oncall21]

A brilliant video Rich (and they are all great). Thanks for sharing!

[@RichtheFightHistorian]

My pleasure!

[@Montyhugo]

AWESOME! NICE TO SEE ANOTHER LOCAL FIGHTER ON YOUR "GREAT" DOCUMENTARY SERIES!LOVED THE ENDING 👍✌❤👊

[@throwball2248]

What a warrior, much respect for him thanks for all the good memories

[@stevex8409]

That's a career to be proud of, three time world champion and was an underdog in all three of those fights. Respect.

[@georgesmart413]

Loved watching those great fights Greg had in the 80's & 90's one the great boxers