Rocky Balboa (11/11) Movie CLIP - The Last Round (2006) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The last round is a nail-biter as Rocky (Sylvester Stallone) struggles against Dixon's (Antonio Tarver) speed and strength, but Rocky's memories and the support of the crowd drive him to finish the fight.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Sylvester Stallone returns to the director's chair for Rocky Balboa, the fifth sequel to the film that made him a superstar 30 years before. The movie begins with Rocky (Stallone) still mourning the death of his loyal and beloved wife, Adrian, who died three years previously after losing a battle against cancer. Rocky owns an Italian restaurant and spends his days living in his working-class Philadelphia neighborhood, visiting with his customers, and telling stories about his past. His grown son has a job as a business professional, but the relationship between the two is strained. Rocky's growing dissatisfaction leads him to attempt to purge the feelings of frustration and loss by applying for a boxing license. When the current heavyweight champion, Mason "The Line" Dixon (Antonio Tarver), needs to rehabilitate his image as a pretty boy who has never shown any real heart in the ring, his manager offers Rocky an exhibition match. This comeback allows Rocky to get his own life back on track, while also offering him the opportunity to help those around him redeem themselves and once again be a symbol of hope for the common man.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (2006)
Cast: Max Kellerman, Jim Lampley, Larry Merchant, Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Tarver, Milo Ventimiglia, Burt Young, Geraldine Hughes, Talia Shire
Director: Sylvester Stallone
Producers: Robert Chartoff, William Chartoff, Guy Riedel, Kevin King Templeton, Charles Winkler, Irwin Winkler, David Winkler
Screenwriter: Sylvester Stallone
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[@TREALAH]

Rocky never learned to block with anything other than his face.

[@ItalianoVeroAceHigh]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Damn I laughed so hard at that!

[@onespeeddan6803]

It's a unique skill, don't knock it. And look how well Homer Simpson adopted it! 🤣

[@ItsLukeyB]

TonY T.ReaLah Rocky 3: Am I a joke to you?

[@onespeeddan6803]

@@ItsLukeyB Owned 🤣🤣🤣

[@erich.9923]

He learned proper footwork and agility in the third movie, then tossed it out the window forever.

[@MegaMasterkiller666]

Mason: "You are one crazy old man" Rocky: "yvgjn vfnv vfjvfo"

[@DickRiddick]

I think he says "You'll get there"

[@MegaMasterkiller666]

Lofty the Crane Fair enough

[@solosixkiller8526]

omfg. love it

[@alexandreb7683]

Fuck you man you made laugh so damn hard

[@xGiLL]

This clip made me emotional and then I see this comment, I'm pissing myself xD

[@AcidRap69]

To anybody who wants to say Rocky wasn’t a monster... just imagine if the dude learned to block or slip

[@AshyGashy]

I love your pfp I might make that mine too xd

[@TheTurnipKing]

He learned; Apollo taught him in Rocky III. He just doesn't often use it.

[@YoutubeMusic-dn7hg]

He does know how to slip and block He just uses a taunt strategy based on Ali It's about letting your opponent get angry and clumsy by swinging relentlessly and letting them get gassed out before knocking them out That's why he goes for body shots to make sure they can't recover and makes it harder for them to catch their breathe

[@tailedgates9]

Dude I'm tellin ya, in Rocky 3, he was a completely different beast. And in a way, scarier than ever. Lol

[@TheRealOtakuEdits]

@@tailedgates9 Yeah Rocky became a well rounded boxer against opponents his own size. Taking damage was an inevitability against a drugged-up giant like Drago.

[@kenthefele113]

“You’re one crazy old man.” “You’ll get there.” Amazing line

[@jhl3653]

One of my favorite lines of any movie 👍🏻

[@javierdaniel1429]

I did.

[@Acegaming0588]

Best line it gave me chills the series came full circle

[@thekiddler26]

That moment when you realize Stallone is more exercised than you at 60

[@repnatl]

He is also on steroids so yeah

[@TheJollyAlex]

@Black Can He got detained for having HGH in Australia while filming Rambo, natural testosterone levels drop significantly after 30. Dude is 73 now. Does he put hard work in the gym? No doubt. Does he juice? No doubt.

[@idurisu930]

@@repnatl well of coure when your 60 your testosterone levels are super low so you need it if you want to be ripped

[@gadgetzloops7319]

@Black Can He has admitted several times in interviews to using steroids for movie parts. He has also been caught with steroids in his luggage at the airport. He doesn't hide it.

[@gadgetzloops7319]

@Black Can You asked for proof, which means you didn't believe it. You just look like a clown right about now

[@kingbane4756]

Rocky I : young skilled boxer Rocky II : Harder boxer Rocky III: Skilled highly trained boxer Rocky IV: juggernaut taking beast boxer Rocky V: retired fighter Rocky Balboa: Old Legend

[@jeffbezos3501]

Creed?

[@mvhax2ftw352]

@@jeffbezos3501 Creed: Father...

[@utoresa5193]

Creed:Mentor

[@RetroMMA]

And promoting mixed race...

[@aaronam0115]

I wouldn’t call Rocky from the first movie skilled

[@carlosarrieta4777]

"Hey Paulie... The beast is gone now. The beast is out"... Outstanding line to end his last fight. Awesome

[@randallulrich]

"Hey Paulie... The beast is gone now. The beast is out"... Translation: "Hey. Your fly is open. Zip up."

[@ronadyfirdan4138]

Paulie's laughter says a lot that he was so proud of Rocky

[@mikaelh366]

​@@randallulrich ayoooo little rocky is out 🤣🤣

[@mattbradley1374]

Gets me everytime

[@krojones9270]

See Paulie smile got me

[@alancitogallardo]

*"Rocko!!! The last round of your life, the last round!!!"* . Man Ilove how Pauli knows how important that is for Rocky.

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

We all felt it Paulie!!!

[@ChristianFrates1997]

Rocko from Rocko’s Modern Life: Are you talking about me?

[@wasabi5338]

Paulie was Rocky's friend when no one else wanted to be. He knew Rocky more than anyone, even more than Mick.

[@Blueeyes2584A]

Paulie was such a tragic figure at times throughout this amazing franchise, but he and Rocky truly loved each other and never gave up on each other.

[@danbaker7640]

RIP

[@nerdee89]

I love that Rocky doesn't stay to hear the results. He doesn't need to, he knows he still has the respect from the crowd and it's enough that he tries his best.

[@bibianaguadalupeislasherre9880]

LaDolceJane That's what I like about the Rocky movies, it's not about winning it's about respect.

[@zefanyalt5944]

Even on creed, he still got respect

[@stolenname94]

Would have liked to see him win tbh it didn't have the impact it had against apollo

[@salvadorvega3805]

Theres an alternate ending where he became the new champ

[@trapattack7181]

Who won though

[@gavinseymour2485]

the fact that rocky was able to even get the last hit on this guy just proves he’s a legend.

[@Mark-ww1ii]

It's just a movie, it was written that way

[@nisaeltorres8093]

@@Mark-ww1ii he is still over all a better boxer and if he was in his prime dixion would have killed in that ring

[@lacisum3096]

@@Mark-ww1ii but in this fight they wanted it as authentic as possible so they actually punched each other at full strength

[@DashDonivan]

@@lacisum3096 It was so authentic that each one ran to the bathroom afterward because of all the Poo that gets slung online. Good grief.. as if the producing company was on board with Stallone getting smacked around at full strength during a shoot. People will believe anything these days.

[@Relvok1]

@@nisaeltorres8093 EXACTLY

[@kennytee6882]

In Rocky 19, Mason Dixon will fight against Rocky’s corpse and will still barely win

[@micpere1991]

I laughed harder than I should of. 😂

[@watersoflife1013]

You say it like Sylvester Stallone can die

[@maximuscervantes5546]

WatersOfLife 101 he’s like 150000 years old or sum

[@thekiddler26]

Matthew Cervantes r/WhOoOsH

[@maximuscervantes5546]

MUFC many Americans don’t find soccer interesting, 2 very different sports

[@TheStinkusofYore]

I love that this fight recaptured some of that same energy from the very first Apollo fight. Again, the odds were against him, but he went the distance and proved everyone wrong. A really fitting end to the series.

[@aidanweston1286]

Yup and proves to everyone that he and all the killers Rocky faced would’ve murdered Dixon

[@damon79]

You need to rewatch Rocky 1 and 2 pup.

[@daynechastant]

@@damon79 Apollo had found out what his trainer meant: "He took EVERYTHING you gave him, and he JUST...KEPT...COMING. We don't need anything like that!"

[@burnersforhim]

but he lost

[@Scrummy64]

I thought the same thing; really nice narrative symmetry

[@ChadeGB]

A metaphor for life: It's not about how hard you can hit, it's about how hard you can get hit and still keep moving forward. :')

[@noraarias4344]

true

[@agericosean6466]

yeah

[@deenalevin8758]

Yeah

[@onepotatomanthesuperhero9045]

Chade Fallstar No it's not it's "It doesn't matter how many hits you can land in life, it's about how many hits you can take and still keep trucking" (my own quote

[@solosixkiller8526]

always took that quote to heart

[@kanimusic2]

I love how even though he lost, Rocky still got the last punch!

[@diegogonzalez8159]

I thought I was the only one who notice, loved that part!

[@SpoonLegend]

kanimusic2 I don’t get how he lost can someone explain to me wtf

[@DarkFortressPictures_Official]

There’s an alternate ending where Rocky won the fight! However, I like this ending better because he wasn’t fighting for the title or respect, he was fight to let go.

[@VideoMask93]

Split decision.

[@MisterWhat]

Split decision and Rocky went down to the canvas more often.

[@fabricioJiuJitsu]

- You are allowed to cry in movies with dogs dying and Rocky...

[@thetexasgreek]

Good to know. Done a lot of crying in each one as I saw them all in theatre. Oh, and scuddy you suck.

[@daustin8888]

I Am Legend

[@braydenmason828]

Or any Sarah McLachlan ASPCA commercial

[@dgr8oneme]

Dogs are overrated

[@n1c704]

Does John Wick count?

[@JMartNotKMart]

“Rocko! It’s the last round of your life! The last round!”

[@dntino1340]

😊😊😊🥊 👑

[@DavidPerez-nz6tv]

Jeff M and so it was🥊🥊🥊

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

Makes me tear up....😢

[@ZenetiK37]

@@theironmarshmallowg3932 every single time 😪

[@sharikraft1706]

This movie wasn’t about winning it was about getting rid of the “ stuff in the basement.”

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

I could never get rid of my stuff in the basement... that’s what I refer to as my “trophies”

[@robbiefrentz9427]

Shari kraft What makes it great

[@sharikraft1706]

Robbie Frentz You got that right

[@robbiefrentz9427]

MUFC I do agree 100% but what did I miss we were talking about a movie????

[@robbiefrentz9427]

MUFC It’s the same when someone mentions nascar. Im like umm nope it F1 and I don’t even like F1 but hell motorcycle racing is even more popular than nascar

[@TheGameCapsule]

Can't believe this movie is ten years old already.

[@Shull140]

Wait what? No way! Wow that's weird

[@solosixkiller8526]

I know right? Seems like yesterday I saw it in theaters. Crazy

[@jadp1979]

Really...I remember it like it was a few month ago...I went to see it in theaters 4 times

[@linusherr8257]

The Game Capsule I feel really old.

[@katsuquiet97]

forreal....fuuuck time is flying like fuck!!!

[@ZacCoxTV]

Such an amazing metaphor for life.... "Get up."

[@tanmoyjitboruah1829]

Get up and hit hard

[@d3adyoutubeaccount]

😂

[@Silvera-Avian]

I just love how Rocky earned the respect of Mason by what he told his son - it's not about how hard you can hit, but how hard you can get hit and keep going. Taught him a valuable lesson.

[@iamreality604]

And keep moving forward.. Man, don't murder the line that literally represents the entire movie in a nutshell, like that.. Sacrilege!! 😂🤭

[@timclaus8313]

When Rocky got back up, you saw fear in Mason's eyes.

[@fountaincap]

Even though I'm sure we all wanted to see Rocky win, I think it was a perfect way to end Rocky's career - with him losing on points but going the distance and showing how much heart he has despite being the underdog, just like his first fight with Apollo.

[@flamingfury5917]

He is fucking old the fact that he's in the shape he's in and the fact he can knock him down and nearly win shows just how badass the fucking guy is

[@alexh3974]

He won the crowd and got to the end despite the odds. he won what he wanted to win.

[@theskullman0]

There's an alternate ending where Rocky wins

[@joshuamendoza4272]

fountainhead he started fighting a black world heavy weight champion and ended with a word heavy weight champion not too be rasist tho

[@lx7589]

DoubleTInThe Morning in that alternative ending mason learns that nothing is over till it's over

[@rickymay583]

Both men won that night; Rocky showed the world that even though he's aged, he can still go the distance, and Mason Dixon finally earned the respect of the crowd, and proved he was a worthy, fighting champion.

[@AlexisStreams]

andddddd dixon goes right back to fighting bums XD

[@LukeLovesRose]

And he is the real champ in the hearts of all those people. Hell, I would've been cheering his name!

[@daniellee8162]

Cliche thing to say...

[@bradythompson4628]

Nahhh Mason is honestly a horrible boxer

[@carlosjay801]

Ricky May to a degree he fought and older rocky no matter how much training we do age slows us all down

[@matthewmaki]

When the Tyson Jake Paul fight was announced I instantly thought of this movie

[@chickychrissy9405]

My dad and i watched this movie in theaters. And i remember him and i punching the air together for rocky, when the match ended we hugged because we had a huge fight and i told him i hated him so much, and i did not talk to him for a week. He took me to this movie because growing as a girl he showed me the rocky movies as motivation to push forward and never give up.... as i sat there pouting as a teen the movie warmed up to me and after the fight ended i grabbed onto my daddy and said sorry. It was the best movie he ever took me too because i never saw them in theaters, then this came out and he took me to it... i will cherish this movie because my dad passed away a year ago.... but i dont cry, i smile as i watch the scene and remember how much i love him.

[@bigkmoviesandgames]

I'm sorry about your loss me and my pops watch the rocky films all the time

[@MarvelousSeven]

Your dad read this from heaven and smiled. He's proud of you.

[@muaddib5079]

My condolences

[@jpalves7826]

great father, my condolences, glad to hear such beautiful story

[@Inkiettoo777]

I just cried

[@VirginiaTombstoneRevival]

Even after 13 years hearing Rocky tell himself to “get up” gives me goose bumps.

[@Neb-ie5mj]

That bell gives me goosebumps

[@kingjay8148]

I was hoping to hear those beginning horns of "Gonna Fly Now" before he got up

[@iamreality604]

To both you and @Neb-ie5mj, I literally just searched this in yt JUST so I could watch that part, hear his inner dialog, and hear those bells, so that I could get the goosebumps lol. Never fails..

[@sebaendless7039]

Rip 🪦

[@Cl4udiano]

get a life

[@FunkMasterKRoc]

"ROCKO! THE LAST ROUND OF YOUR LIFE!"

[@benmorrell8960]

FunkMasterKRoc rocky gets knock out with one punch the film ends

[@utoresa5193]

+vegeta prince of saiyans It would be hilarious and I am huge rocky fan

[@Shockwave99999]

666th like

[@Floridaburg-]

FunkMasterKRoc remember the neighborhood!!!

[@SpiderDripp]

Paulies last line in the franchise

[@Rakesh_Chandran]

'The beast is gone now' is one of the epic dialogues that should be up there with 'Life ain't full of rainbows and sunshine...'.. It's equally epic and completes Rocky's arc.

[@elwingy]

Rocky Balboa training school: Defense? Just use your skull to defend punches. It works wonders!

[@AlphaJayCharlie]

To be fair his character does pay the price for it throughout the franchise

[@elwingy]

@@AlphaJayCharlie yes but come on man! Btw I love the movies (not all of them but you probably know which ones). Also he seems to pay the price in Rocky 5 and then he just magically gets over it in Balboa and Creed :P

[@AlphaJayCharlie]

@@elwingy well in creed he wasn’t fighting at all. Training and LIGHT sparring sure, but nothing that would hurt his head. And from what I recall, the reason the Stallone explained him fighting again had to do with the advancement of trauma treatment and existing advanced screening procedures that didn’t exist at the time of Rocky 5. Is it movie magic retconning? Sure, but AT LEAST there is a POSSIBLE explanation, even if it is unlikely, it’s still POSSIBLE, which is poetic and follows the theme of the franchise anyway

[@TheA1M4fame]

Didn't really work out that well for Ben Askren 😆

[@joescott778]

Hardest part of the body.

[@safespacebear]

"you're a great champ, you got heart, thanks for the opportunity". Such a great way to end it. This is my fav Rocky movie and it's got a great message that can be valuable to you when you face adversity in life.

[@Sadjedi123]

so true

[@muhammadnaufer4373]

Rocky 1 - Rocky proves something to himself Rocky 6 - Rocky proves something to himself

[@danieldickson8591]

I love that the first thing Rocky does when the fight's over is praise his opponent to his face.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Bachelor Arts

[@angelwrapper1003]

Even If he didn’t win he still got what it takes

[@javiergarzajr.971]

I like how when Rocky was going down the voice in the head was his own, picking himself up and talking about words that he told his son. He was the wiseman. In the past it had been Mickey's echo that helped Rocky get through these moments. I think it shows that Rocky had become a man by this time just how Mickey was to him. Mickey's purpose was complete. He told rocky "When i leave you, you'll not only know how to fight, you'll be able to take care of yourself outside the ring too"... Rocky now can do both, so Mickey's echo was able to disappear in peace.

[@ivandrago664]

Javier Garza Jr. 👏🏻👏🏻wise words

[@diprobanerjee3664]

This comment is highly underrated.

[@bigchill5485]

I loved this ending. It's not about the wins, it's not about the losses. It's about a guy who needs to prove to himself he belongs. Greatest sports series/individual movies of all time.

[@MrBlaineRT]

1:36 Mason Dixon realizes that he is not fighting a mere mortal.

[@awesomesauce572]

Lol

[@lucientintenebris7331]

MrBlaineRT If he didn't know who Rocky Balboa REALLY was beyond sports documentaries, clips and soundbites - that "boxer from the past" - then at that moment he truley did. Loved how while Rocky is pep talking himself, it is Adrian he thinks of. Even after death she was still there to get him up and fight one more round.

[@axel4196]

For sure! He might have been nicknamed "The Line," but it got crossed repeatedly. 🤣

[@kappakappa4507]

"you are a crazy old man" nowadays mason dixon(António tarver)is almost 50 and is still fighting. its ironic

[@Nuvendil]

Kappa Kappa hey, Rocky told him he'd get there :P

[@floydefisher]

Amazing how life imitates art, isn't it?

[@t-model]

He says to a young boxer. " Don't worry, you'll get there. "

[@scottsilverman165]

How old was rocky

[@darrenthetuber743]

"you'll get there"

[@usmcmanatee2591]

Dude Old Rocky was giving Dixon a hard time. Rock in his prime would have destroyed him.

[@worldwidesensation9063]

XxDuB STePxX Exactly it would last like 1 minute. Rocky in his prime would have dropped him in one hit.

[@joemeeks2848]

He needs to quit fighting for free lol

[@spacebjorn]

Yea but Rocky’s not real

[@Burstify]

spacebjorn Yes there is

[@da.kidd.productions]

spacebjorn whats your point

[@buttercupthetortoise7806]

who's here after mike tyson announced that he's coming back for one last match

[@KakashiHatake-gr1vk]

Me

[@KakashiHatake-gr1vk]

And he’s doing more than just one match

[@STARTCHANGINGNOW]

me

[@thebandit0256]

No Way

[@patrickbasedman5255]

@Christopher Marlowe yeah cause it won't be like the movies

[@santmoli9331]

Idk if I’m the only one who gets chills when Rocky says to himself “get up” like 🔥

[@Christrulesall2]

"What did you say to the kid? It aint about how hard you hit, its about hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving...forward." Thats not only relevant in a boxing ring, but in the ring of life. If you know your worth and potential ,get out there and get it no mater how much you get knocked down!!

[@gunitdoc]

Best moment imho

[@MinhajArifin]

@@Christrulesall2 well said

[@devinhakai7008]

Same here. It's my motivation everytime I fall and fail. " get up"

[@k1ll3rzombii]

prime Balboa would've dropped him

[@nspive]

Easily

[@Shaggit]

+xo Propaganda By the same token, had Mason Dixon entered that fight in fighting shape, Rocky would have been dropped first round. Mason came having hardly trained, expecting a show match. That said, Prime Rocky vs Prime Mason would have gone to Rocky easily.

[@YoRocky89]

+Sparx US 2-3 If Mason fought him in his prime, I'm talking Rocky 3-4, he would have been down inside of 3 rounds.

[@sheeky_]

No i think rambo wouldve knocked rocky out cold

[@Shane67000]

+Yo Rocky I think that rocky 2 and 3 were when he was in his prime. By 4 you could really see him starting to age.

[@Cross_Guard]

I love how Rocky gets the last hit with his signature left strike.

[@DeathBringer769]

Well, they established since the first movie that he's left-handed, a southpaw, so throwing a left is like throwing his main power punch, so makes sense ;)

[@d2axe7]

Damn that scene where he’s on his knee and has those flashbacks, gives me chills every time. Great movie, great character.

[@LiveWire134679]

Dixon is a decent fighter but in Rocky's prime, he would've destroyed him.

[@plummet3860]

Dixon is just wilder spoon fed opponents and meets one decent fighter and gets ruined

[@ryanloftis1125]

@@plummet3860 Rocky's not just a decent fighter, he's one of the best.

[@plummet3860]

@@ryanloftis1125 You act like rocky is real...iam comparing the situation to a real life person rocky is written by someone who could have made rocky knock everyone out in 1 punch if they wanted to

[@jirengray6188]

@@plummet3860 “you act like rocky is real”....he ain’t say he was bruh

[@luisangelomarquinagarcia2640]

@@plummet3860 Dixon is weaker than Spider Rico

[@MrHandy1]

If you buy the dvd and listen to the comments Sly states that they considered having him win the fight but decided it made more sense to have him lose and show his character by leaving the ring before the decision. I totally agree. This movie isn't about winning a fight it's about having the character to move forward against long odds against you. IMHO this was the crowning movie to the Rocky series. A totally fitting way to end the story.

[@rampageclover9788]

I think the idea of a 60 year old facing a champion fighter and being able to hold his own is still a bit of a farce...it wouldn't happen in real life

[@Nuvendil]

Whether it would be possible is very hard to judge. Highly unlikely, but not impossible. It would depend on the older one's diet, lifestyle, how well he stayed in shape, what injuries he suffered if any, if he has any chronic conditions, etc. And it would depend on the younger guy too. This was an exhibition against an old guy soooo...how hard did he train? Did he go all out and get into full blown fighting shape or just get in good enough shape to sell it? And Dixon did suffer an injury early in the fight which helped Rocky's case. It would be very unlikely, but not impossible. Now Rocky at this age couldn't have a professional fighting career, but just one fight? Not likely, but not impossible.

[@wakandawildman2043]

Nuvendil it ain't possible the human body at 70 is not keeping up with a body in it's prime an peek condition

[@NefariousDreary]

Absolutely. Beautiful

[@bricks7000]

to be fair the champion fighter probably didn't take the fight seriously, as in he didn't train or anything prior. but rocky was giving everything he had to win against mason.

[@solosixkiller8526]

Why everytime I feel like giving up....I go to Rock? I love the man, no homo.

[@deveshray1387]

cuz its the eye of the tiger!!

[@bencarter6263]

I know what you mean!

[@guadalupeesquivellopez8284]

loving Rocko,does not have nothing to do with homosexuality.everibody loves him.because is sublime,

[@rudrathakkar1146]

Same here buddy

[@maikelangelo6349]

Me to man .. he is so motivational .. make me feel better after getting hard punch be in this world . I never ever giving up

[@tiadanama6236]

1:34-1:38 I've always loved this exchange. The surprised face of Mason and Rocky's 'is that all you got?' expression.

[@MrSpeed-lt8gr]

“How much you can take and keep moving forward.” Didn’t understand it as much in my younger years. But now after my son dying and losing my family after my ex wife left me, I absolutely understand now. Rocky Balboa is possibly the most inspirational character ever created. Thank you Mr. Stallone for giving Rocky life so he can inspire so many of us.

[@pockalock4764]

Sorry for your loss man i hope things start flying high now 🙏🕊️

[@airwolf8552]

Dixon would have been no match for Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang or Ivan Drago. All three of them would have destroyed him. The only legitimate contender that he would have been a match for would have been Tommy Gunn.

[@Goldenbane]

I think Adonis Creed would be champion now, if he'd fought Mason Dixon. Mason wasn't a "bad guy" like Clubber (or sort of Drago) but he was proven to not actually be a good champion as he couldn't put down a 60 year old man (Rocky or not).

[@TheFrozenOne97]

Richard Klosterman adonis is a light heavyweight while Mason is a 225lb heavyweight in the film

[@brandonvandine310]

Richard Klosterman he was not 60 he was in his 50s

[@TheFrozenOne97]

Brandon Vandine he was 59 at best. Rocky born in 1946 and rocky 6 take place 2006

[@hasoonnine]

Godzilla370 maybe they filmed all of this in like 2003 or something

[@ItsMrE.K.]

1:19 and the goosebumps starts

[@Zer0kamy]

Please somebody have the name of the ost ?!

[@marcow.7813]

@@Zer0kamy jo

[@romainparis8556]

I'm also searching this music...

[@mr_bigforehead1685]

*Fousey sees one Rocky movie* Fousey: “hey that is a nice defence technique”

[@joemama00069]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👳🏾‍♀️👳🏾‍♀️🥊🥊🤷🏾‍♂️

[@neelghai]

If you are watching this in 2020, keep strong 💪 and know that you are a Legend! 💯😉

[@michaelrodriguez3266]

This was Pauli’s last fight with rocky but he passed😭

[@thetexasgreek]

What did he pass? 😆

[@michaelrodriguez3266]

@@thetexasgreek he passed away paulie he was with rocky every fight since the first apollo fight

[@quagmire4469]

thetexasgreek 2012 (in the movie universe)

[@quagmire4469]

Paulie*

[@noecampos7300]

it was also dukes last fight as rockys trainor since he also passed along with paulie and spider rico but it is really sad because paulie and duke were his last remaining original cornermen

[@dallashart3390]

get up you son of a bitch, cause micky loves ya!!

[@IndyStudios]

It’d be cool if Mason Dixon, Clubber, both Dragos, and Tommy Gun were all at Rockys funeral in Creed 3. Bit of closure for all the villains at the end of it all

[@joewhitehead3]

I don’t think Rocky’s gonna be included in Creed 3

[@diananovelo8325]

Besides, Tommy Morrison, a real life boxer who played Tommy Gun, sadly passed away many years ago.

[@lucientintenebris7331]

@@joewhitehead3 Rocky has to have the send off that character deserves in Creed 3, and how the boxing world in Rockyverse reacts and its impact on Creed.

[@theonlydon-]

@@lucientintenebris7331 he wont be in the movie since hes with his son which is gonna show the struggle creed will go through since he lost because rocky wasnt there to motivate him or teach him then he lost. Adonis will have to learn how to fight without him on his side.

[@bibaswanmukherjee7237]

@@theonlydon- more like what when happened when micky left rocky

[@ass09tube]

Rocky and Rambo - 2 characters that Stallone wrote and portrayed remains immortal. People connected with these characters.

[@Aaron-ze1io]

The rocky films use that clever little moment where for a brief second you see his opponent shook to their core at the heart, will, and determination this man wields. It's those moments that connect with people the most and show us that everyone has a fighting chance in this life to do something incredible, rocky speaks to us all.

[@ItsSpecialHands]

"a puncher always has a chance"

[@Asrok00]

I love the the looks on their faces when Rocky gets back up.

[@darthjarjar8048]

"Last round of your life rocko" idk why that always gets me.

[@danbaker7640]

"Rocko, the last round of ya life, the last round!" gives me chills every time.

[@awaisakhtarbois561]

3:07 the nostalgia lightning bolt I get when I hear Paulie laughing. It reminds me of all the final fights Rocky has had. And all the training he has done over his career. And how it’s the last one 😢.

[@tylerchapman3013]

Mason Dixon: your one crazy old man Rocky: you'll get there

[@jonathanrojas6537]

“ that was the greatest thing I’ve ever seen “ man that line gets me every time .

[@maggimaster]

I see Rock using the old “let him tire himself out by punching your face”

[@vandalismflipflops6106]

"You'll get there" even before he starts he has jokes

[@hidan407]

Congrats dixon, you won against a old man who was way past his prime. You are such a champion

[@soifon542]

I know this is old but I just wanted to say this is a movie you know that right?

[@ItalianoVeroAceHigh]

You've missed the point of the fight. It was never a championship fight. It was meant to be an exhibition. But Rockys tough boxing character came out and it became a real fight. No, the result didn't matter in terms of championship points but Dixon got hurt for real. You know..... for a movie

[@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372]

@@ItalianoVeroAceHigh Didn't Dixon break his hand in this match? Wasn't he handling Rocko with ease beforehand? It's been a while, so I don't remember 100%

[@ItalianoVeroAceHigh]

@@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372 yeah thats right. That's how Rocky was keeping up. He was only fighting a one-handed boxer, so to speak. It kinda makes it even and fair in a movie story kind of way.

[@ItalianoVeroAceHigh]

@@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372 also, dixon never broke his hand against any other boxer. I guess Rockys tactic of blocking punches with his face paid off 😂😂😂

[@ted.dunney3518]

'It’s not about how hard you hit them it’s about how hard you can hit' Rocky Balboa the most iconic line in any movie to be said

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Its not even top 5 most iconic Rocky lines

[@jackiesomoza58425t]

"You one crazy old man" Rocky "you'll get there " lol punching wisdom prior to the bell

[@mikepuppetz9]

I think this fight is a metaphor for the movie itself. On paper, this fight (and the movie) should have been a complete disaster, and should've tarnished Rocky's legacy. But, not it only was it not a disaster, it was actually very good, and proved that Rocky (both the character and the franchise) still had plenty of gas in the tank.

[@joemeeks2848]

Why does he keep fighting for free tho lol

[@epic_car_kid3761]

It wasn’t a disaster

[@julianlim8692]

@@akira_kei_ which was your fave?

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

"it ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward" ... goosebumps at 1:26

[@georgekiriakis782]

This is how I see Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson going

[@TheRogueLeader]

1:35 Rocky gets up Mason: ohh boy now Im in trouble!!! Rocky: that the best you got????

[@Fafiizok]

Rocky like hey do you need the last punch?

[@thewolverine9062]

Dixson won the fight but Rocky won the war

[@Themailman_haha]

I like that

[@shanefernandez8768]

Rocky squashed he argument that Dixon could beat him at any time during his prime.

[@awesomesauce572]

Yes

[@2kmichaeljordan438]

Why are y’all hating on Dixon? They put their hearts in that fight, and your hating Dixon for no reason

[@thenameofthegame4037]

Rocky won cte

[@ball3677]

Rocky getting up at 1:30 with Antonio Tarver's (Mason Dixon my bad) astonished expression is one of the greatest moments in the Rocky series

[@burningkarma]

"Rocko! This is the last round of your life....The last round!" Perfect movie.

[@paulcafolla7538]

Sylvestar Stallone (well proud of this man) Although not a real boxer he has kept himself in really good shape especially for a 60 year old & I always looked up to him & still do to this day.Fine example of a man !!! & he's still pulling stunts to this day ;-) Also opened up the chapter for the up & coming actors for the years ahead,e.g. Jason Statham,Jet Lee etc etc Although they have already been on the scene but working with Mr Stallone has helped them move up the ladder & Well Done to them..

[@jordanclash3870]

Stallone did roids for like 3 years

[@supastar25]

I know...I love how he takes good care of himself.

[@paulcafolla7538]

Shadman Baluch Shadman Sorry for Being in my Coffin for so long.As my Enlisted Catacombs caved in months ago & that's me just Reincarnated back to the Planet that's ALL Killing People & Even each other !!! Your Thinking"This Person is not right in the head" Im Perfectly Sane & if you had been picked out of million of ppl to transform to whatever you want !!! Will you Do It ??? If so stay awake until you fall asleep&let your friends,ppl come to you... _lh3.googleusercontent.com/FekoTs59JLq1KulrGL03Z7iq3JqatDmjsRueUSGuGk7HqheCdAb-QIih9xgflNsrDCfXnIsHJg_

[@soko9984]

Donald Trump just cause you do roids don’t mean shit, you still got to put the work in, you don’t just shoot up and become the hulk. Hell nowadays the legal stuff works better than roids

[@kratplayz2924]

Donald Trump lol if he was on rods he would be dead

[@lazar0146]

I can hear Mick saying “The body, the body, the body!”

[@maaottelufani]

After the years i think this is easily top 3 rocky movie

[@bozo11177]

About to be jake paul vs mike tyson

[@HAWKEYE21343]

When I see that scene where rocky is getting up and staring Dixon down. It was like mason was looking at titan rising up to crush him

[@MPDLR]

3:07. There's times where I really disliked Pauly, other times where I really respected him. But at that moment - the way he's laughing - him and Rocky were the 'originals' from back in the day - still family, and the triumph in Pauly's laugh that was so sincere.....it was very very touching for me and I watch it often.

[@RammatRamzi]

The film gives one the feeling that Rocky would have won if he were half his age.

[@kevinrockwell6442]

I don't care what anyone else says, this was the best Rocky movie.

[@nav7506]

The respect Rocky gave to Dixon at the end of the fight was amazing.

[@Hupomone]

When I went to see this in the theater in 2006 I was prepared to dislike it. But this film stands up as one of the very best of the Rocky movies.

[@SuperSith_Champ]

"It's Not About How Hard You Can Hit, It's About How Hard You Can Get Hit,and Keep Moving forward how much you can take and keep moving forward that's how Winning Is Done... Loved that inspirational speech from this film

[@rustomkanishka]

Dixon: You're one crazy old man Balboa: You'll get there One of my favourite lines in the franchise

[@ProfessorSlump]

it made me and my boys scream "rocky rocky rocky!" like if we were watching it on irl live in a saturday drinking night and was jist awesome! it made us cry af this scene

[@TripleB-nb8en]

That last part when they're going all out toe to toe is incredible and so life like. Top notch!!!

[@shaniceqc3591]

I remember watching that again recently. The movie has so many moments of pain, doubt, redemption, examples of persistence, disrespect, and then respect. ❤ Mainly, everyone has stuff in the basement. 😊

[@avinashsingh8257]

"Thanks for the Opportunity": Indeed, the People's Champion ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ThatWalmartGuy]

Rocky is one of the most inspirational movies I have ever seen. The day after I saw the first Rocky movie I recorded the theme song on a tape recorder and wrapped it around my waist and I ran and I have been running every since. That movie got me started and I am grateful. Best boxing movies ever

[@Truly1Tom]

What Sly said in character as Rocky to his son makes the rest of the movie redundant to me. If I got nothing else out of this film that made the price of admission worthwhile and I use that bit as my "go to" source for inspiration over the past decade. "Nothing is gonna hit you harder than life. It's not about how hard you get hit, but if you can take the hit AND KEEP MOVING FORWARD! "

[@Truly1Tom]

The look that Mason "The Line" Dixon gave Rocky (Sly) @ 1:35 min/sec when Rocky gets up "OH SHIT!!!!" YEP HERE IT REALLY COMES!

[@dkgj4223]

Truly1Tom yup

[@viperbananas]

Duke's speech for me

[@ceciladams4882]

Ugas: You're a crazy old man Pacquiao: You'll get tired *pants*

[@secretp1803]

Yes! Pacquiao fights till the last round🥊🥊

[@damiangg6003]

He doesn't wanted to win, or hoped to, he just went the distance one last time and that was all he wanted.

[@LukeLovesRose]

That's why Rocky Balboa is the best since the original. That's all it was about. A nobody going the distance... seeing how much he can get hit and keep moving forward

[@Bali01458]

When first I saw the movie I was like: GET UP!! ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY

[@ninox2266]

Lol Same i screamed in the theater and everyone looked at me and i said : What its Rocky !

[@berggaming8783]

Ninox I would have done the same. If your a day 1 you know Rocky.

[@trevontaylor4769]

When paulie says screams rock it’s the last round of your life and his face after he says it 💯💯 they had a very odd relationship but one thing for sure they loved each other like brothers love this movie

[@axel4196]

1:26 The music in this scene sounds so triumphant! As Rocky rose from the mat like some Bronze Age god, the smile faded from the giant's face.

[@juanmanuelrobledo3959]

After the bell rang at the end of the last round i immediately started crying. Thanks for so much Rocky.

[@WesGuti]

This scene gives me chills every time.

[@paulsantos914]

Always inspirational!

[@roryweafer5345]

Who won

[@johnjohn-yl6vo]

after all this years ..this scene still makes me cry :((

[@andrewramos4621]

The part when he got back on his feet was the best moment

[@l.h.r-gamer8300]

It gives a shiver...

[@calebmcdonald1211]

It truly inspires you to do the same thing

[@jamesd2128]

Just a great movie, I could watch it over and over and still get chills.