SOCCER FAN REACTS TO Sonny Liston | Boxing's Most Intimidating and Unwanted Champion

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[@gaja9092]

Lso dont forget that Sonny was extremely old. He only started training boxing at around 19 years old, and by the time he fought ali he was 44. He even had to lie about his date of birth to get into the championship fight. He said he was 37 but his sister later revealed he was born sometime in 1920's making him one of the oldest champs of the sport. Great champion Sonny Liston ❤️

[@franksantucci3038]

Liston was syndicate controlled and known to take dives he had some of the biggest hands of all heavyweights and also the best left jab of them all Jez he was knocking guys out with it like other heavyweights overhand rights all his opponents feared him including MO whose heart was beating so fast they had to postpone the fight for 2 hours plus Dundee had to push him off his stool to get him to go fight in round 1 if sonny's fights were all on the up and up nobody in his time would have beat him. Awesome.

[@pattrell5257]

@@franksantucci3038 The Clay fights were not rigged(at least the rematch wasn't).The phantom punch was legit; it was a power counterpunch and a power counterpunch is the most devastating type of punch in history if it lands right*: Marciano was put down by a light heavyweight and said it was the hardest hit he ever received. Walcott put him down with another PCP! These were the only times Rocky ever went down in his undefeated career. Foreman was down twice in the same fight versus Lyle with 2 PCP bumbs! He'd only went down twice to tiredness other than with those PCPs. Look at the Sugar Ray Robinson punch where he counters Fulmer! Graziano also caught Ray with one than floored him! Or where Bonavena counters Frazier twice(and other than Foreman and Bonavena--no one put Smokin Joe down). Or Sonny twice and going down at no other time in his career! All going down to the same type of punch(some out cold) and all very tough guys! But, yeah, his head snaps and his foot lifts off the canvas at the timed of the punch! And, if anyone learned how to do it right, it would be AIi, as he learned from Archie Moore(who was the light heavyweight that had dropped Rocky)! *You either have to sucker your opponent into it with feints or your opponent has be a bull to a matador(when you have a gnn hidden). A "bull" will make tactical errors or create openings for that power counterpunch to land(PCP). Sometimes, they bide their time waiting for the opening and then they pounce.

[@michaelares4240]

Bullshit. He was sister said around 1928 29

[@michaelares4240]

You have no idea what your talking about.

[@anthony8362]

People say he was 38-44 but who knows is nobody k ow when he was born and nobody knows when he died. So to say he was 44 or 40 or what ever, it's a lie! All speculation!!!

[@joshuahall1581]

Whats even worse about the public when it came to Sonny Liston is that they totally overlook the orphanages that he started in order to give back to the local community in his hometown of St. Louis and other parts of the US which ended up giving 5,000 orphans and troubled children homes. He actually donated his over 10 million dollars of his money to charity, became a reformed catholic pastor and often spent his time mentoring troubled children in his home in Las Vegas across the Western part of the United States and was getting re-education to be a guidance counselor.

[@aarondigby5054]

I didn't think Sonny made $10mill in total earnings his entire career, but if he did I have a more fond respect for Sonny, I had heard him and wife spunky little hottie Geraldine adopted a son named Daniel. I knew he made some TV and movie appearances, I heard he wouldn't throw a fight and made a side bet and it backfired, so is said he started dealing in drugs and it all backfired. Either way I'm glad to hear of his work with charities RIP SONNY...

[@joshuahall1581]

@@aarondigby5054 But he did get into some controversy in the 1953 Olympics where he was suppose to take part in the Prelims but was suspended due to a false rape charge. That little white lie turned into the destruction of Liston's Olympic Medal hopes and dreams where he was banned for life even after having proving himself in court.

[@joshuahall1581]

@@aarondigby5054 Plus we all know about the racist 60's cops hounding him.

[@devilface97]

Sonny would drive down the street and stop to give homeless people money out his own pockets.

[@ryanarch9934]

Sonny Liston what a legend, an all time great Boxer and man. A very misunderstood soul. Sonny never did much talking the look on his face and his hands spoke volumes. Sonny Listons toughness is no front he is one of the toughest men to ever walk this earth. Sonny was very respectful in interviews and showed much kindness and generosity. Joe Louis was Sonny's friend all Sonny ever wanted was to be loved and respected by his people as Joe was. Tragic life, tragic death. Anyone who gave Sonny respect received it those who didn't God help them.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

What's crazy is Liston was only 6'1" but had a 7' reach. That might be the biggest difference I've ever heard of since those stats are usually close. No wonder people couldn't get close to him.

[@zxyn7]

He also had hands the size of a seven footer so when they got close they would get knocked out unless your Ali 😂

[@floydhill9265]

You could blame it on racism or whatever, but many people really saw him as "sub-human". So, to fight him in their minds was like stepping into the ring with a neanderthal, or a bigfoot or something.

[@dylanburston7453]

@@zxyn7 He was in his mid 40s when alii fought him

[@ethanhaines8875]

@@dylanburston7453 more like 50s

[@Ytfrot]

Lad was like an black spinach boy, absolute unit aye

[@joshuahall1581]

FINALLY SOMEONE RECOGNIZES SONNY LISTON!!!!

[@joshuahall1581]

This guy sparred with over 1,500 men in prison which involved sparring with anyone ranging from murders, gang members of various backgrounds including other enforcers, and defeating all 300 men.

[@gaza18]

Liston was definitely one of the all time greats and although nobody knows when he was born or when he died a lot of boxing historians say he was about 44-45 years old when he fought Clay/Ali, the amount of boxers life stories that could be turned into hit movies is unreal, if you haven’t seen the movie about Sonny Liston check it out it’s called Phantom Punch

[@ltwilliams3086]

So he about wouldve destroyed Ali when he was 20 something years of age.

[@Godisgoodalways7777]

@@ltwilliams3086 Probably

[@ltwilliams3086]

@@Godisgoodalways7777 Frazier did so all liston had to do was move around like he did. See it was like a food chain all them was effective to each other like mega man villains

[@Godisgoodalways7777]

@@ltwilliams3086 True

[@jordandale85]

Good lookin out, I've never heard of it before.

[@joshuahall1581]

Sonny Liston as a child grew up in immense poverty in the South. His actual birthdate was recorded by his sister, which would be as early as November 2nd, 1919. His father, Tobe Liston was a slave to white landowners in the south, in which after the civil war, and then the emancipation proclamation, Tobe Liston was poor, but he made a contract with his previous slave masters to rent land in which in exchange he was used as a breeding male to procreate 25 children to run an illegal slave farm, only 7 children survived in his family past the age of 30 including Sonny. Fun Fact: Charles "Sonny" Liston isn't even the first Charles out of his siblings, he had two older brothers named Charles which died as mules on the farm in unmarked graves as children. Sonny Liston ran away from the slave farm as a child in order to meet up with his mother who abandoned him to die at the age of 8. He ran away from home at the age of 13 in a 100-mile trek to find his mother in early 30's in Saint Louis, Missouri. When Sonny was a kid he begged white store owners to give him a jobs but they ended up calling the police on him so he became a begger on the streets, and when that didn't work he became a pickpocketer which got him arrested numerous times as a youth, he often slept in ditches and forests . Sonny Liston clarified the reasons why he got himself arrested by saying "prison fed me three squares a day" in which by serving prison time he eventually learned how to box and spent the majority of his childhood in local juvenile detention centers across Missouri. When he was between his late 20's and early 30's he got a shot to box by sparring over 1,500 men, beating over 300 men in organized prison matches in which he was then hired as a mafia leg breaker from that point forward, the rest is history.

[@Gabriel_Moline]

Rough story. You treated it with respect and compassion. Really great reaction!

[@jarice6269]

You should react to their video about the first black heavyweight champion jack johnson

[@ep8u]

RIP to one of the all time heavyweight greats. Extremely misunderstood.

[@dylonmc4323]

Yes it's easy to say that when you never seen him breaking peoples legs and skulls for a few bucks.

[@joshuahall1581]

He once hurt George Foreman so bad in a sparring match that George had to request backup in two other heavyweight title contenders in #5 ranked heavyweight challenger in Leotis Martin and #16 ranked heavyweight challenger in Amos Lincoln in which two of them ended up in the infirmary. He later fought Leotis Martin in a retirement match which ended up in Liston punching Martin so hard he detached his retenia, forcing him to retire in which Martin later died of his injuries.

[@skepchica]

I don't know if Foreman "called for back up". What Foreman said was he used to spar with Sonny, and that he was the only boxer that ever made him back up. Leotis Martin knocked Sonny out, but he did get a detached retina and had to retire-- but he didn't die until 1995, so I wouldn't say he died from his injuries.

[@beans3158]

@@skepchica it takes a hard ass puncher to make george backup

[@mirzamohammad2862]

Sonny Liston was one of the best

[@SurendranNambiath]

Thank you Milo for the empathy you showed for the Big Bear Charles Sonny Liston. He is my favourite fighter. May his soul Rest in Peace...🌹🙏

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

You know if somebody would have gave him a hug and some love I'm not talking as a grown man that's not going to help it's not going to make it better but he would have got some love treated like a human being remember his father told him he was the freaking mule good Lord you imagine this I couldn't even imagine treating my children in any way shape or form like that

[@a00141799]

One of the best reaction videos I have ever seen Milo. Sonny Liston was a complete unknown to you and your honest reaction to his story was as genuine and authentic as it gets. It also show the great compassion you have for people too Milo. I have always thought that Sweden was a country that groomed their people to be fair minded and compassionate and you definitely fit that Milo. Big props to you. I hope your channel continue to grow to 1M. ⭐⭐💚💚⭐⭐💚💚⭐⭐

[@moremilo]

Thank you so much!🙏😊

[@buphoon1452]

her reacts to Mike Tyson were like that too, really genuine. its awesome seeing her react to this stuff for the 1st time when ive seen it so much

[@Ironmike312]

@@moremilomy d goes hard

[@kingsize1182]

Respect for checking out the OG's from way back. It's rare you have someone your age doing that

[@robertjohnson-cm9xb]

Sonny liston was born 1917 so be was 45 years old in 1962 when he won the title against patterson

[@connoisseur9069]

He was always my favourite boxer! Great video 🔥

[@SurendranNambiath]

Mine too!

[@michaelforbes4547]

You do boxing reactions well, Milo. Keep up the good work.

[@periechontology]

Floyd Patterson (the guy Liston beat for the title) was Cus Damato's first champion.

[@johnjohn1890able]

He never was given a chance..

[@aarondigby5054]

He won the HW title, what more of a chance does he want. He just made poor decisions after losing the title, he won his next 13 fights but wasn't given another title shot, wasn't even picked to fight for Ali's vacated belt.

[@johnjohn1890able]

Man brotha you should make a video for him...

[@MrBendylaw]

Sonny's my favorite, maybe. They really do need to make a movie about him. If there's a fighter who is the saint of boxers, it's Liston.

[@MrBendylaw]

Died a villain, not knowing his own birthday. Whip scars across his back. Was kind to children, but hard on cops. Sunk into corruption, and was brought down by evil liars. A faithful man, in his way. I'll always love him for being kind and attentive to children.

[@georgsteinle747]

A Film "Phantom Punch" with Ving Rhames You can to watch.💥

[@ronharris8669]

It’s the days when men were men and boxing was a real sport

[@jamiewulfyr4607]

AWESOME! I was hoping you were going to cover Sonny! Thank you!

[@moremilo]

what a life he had... sad story smh

[@timothymurphy5127]

A beast of a Boxer, time to grab some popcorn 🍿!

[@moremilo]

🙏🙏🙏

[@timothymurphy5127]

@@moremilo I could see the pity in your eyes but don’t feel bad. You are honoring the legacy of a man who had to experience certain things for his growth and development!

[@Metso-ateco]

@@moremilo do a reaction video to jonny tapia 👍

[@jtrraps2717]

This was a really good reaction Milo.

[@davidw5629]

Good reaction Milo. Enjoyed it. I saw Liston train and saw him several times around Denver when he lived there.

[@moremilo]

Wow that’s crazy 🙏🙏🙏 thank you!

[@pushpak]

Liston was abused from birth to earth.

[@EminiMagic]

Sony was forced to throw both fights with Cassius Clay. By doing so he saved the lives of his wife and children.

[@RoyDaniel-tk7zx]

Wow never heard of this before😢😢

[@hilariousfool9742]

I recommend watching Marvin Hagler - R. I. P Boxings Greatest Warrior, incredible champ

[@tyronechurch7626]

My crush has fire content

[@MajinErick]

This was so sad in the end.

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

I wish I could have been his friend I wish I could be a lot of people's friends all these people that are so far away but so similar and character that it breaks my heart honestly breaks my heart and again I just want to give him a big hug tell him I don't care I love you man

[@dylonmc4323]

Yeah I guess because you didn't see all those years of breaking peoples legs and busting ther heads open.

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

@@dylonmc4323 are you speaking on what Sonny Liston did for the the mob? Still doesn't affect my statement people who act out violently have no love in their life in their acting out violently for some sort of plea for attention and one way shape or another and I'm just saying as a human being to another human being I love you dude that's all I'm saying everybody does s*** everybody does s*** they don't want to remember or be called on everybody has and if you say you haven't you're a bullface liar not you yourself just in general cuz I've done things said things I don't want to be reminded of and I feel bad for I don't want to be judged in a hole for that it's terrible and and the man was treated like an animal all his life. Like that Jet Li movie insanely terrible. I'm not forgiven any misdeeds I'm just saying I can understand if you've been treated with no love and violence is everything what do you expect? I don't know I've never been treated like a damn mule🤷💔

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

@@dylonmc4323 and I guess you didn't pay attention to all those years in getting whipped like a animal worse than an animal treated like a mule cause and effect people find it amazing you've got the compassion for police officer who will cup somebody in mag dump the mother f***** in the back of the head but not somebody who is tortured from the time they were able to walk amazing

[@anas-432]

His fight against ali definitely was tampered with, ain’t no way ali could beat liston, liston was a good man but it’s a shame that the mob ruined his life.

[@doudousow638]

Ça c'est ta théorie.Ali l'a battu.arrêté vos théorie complotiste

[@mattlawrence1932]

RIP to my second favorite Champ of all time 💯🙏 sad sad story no doubt!!!!

[@dylonmc4323]

I guess if you never seen him breaking peoples legs and heads for a few bucks it's easy to forget.

[@mattlawrence1932]

@@dylonmc4323 I guess if u didn't know how different times & life was back in those days then u wouldn't understand that breaking bones might be the only way to make any real money especially being a known boxer that owes debts & has no other choice except to get caught up in the underworld & get caught up around the sharks & the wrong crowds just cuz they the only ones around u that's willing to help u to actually put food on your families plates👍!!!!! Don't ever speak on shit that u know nothing about if u ain't even come from poverty & hardships , let alone hardships from those days lil boy💯 it's easy for u to sit at home & judge & try to interpret & think u know everything just because of shit u heard or read or researched but u still can't assume anything if u havn't actually been & gone thru it by your own damn self!!!!!!!

[@mahdig7910]

Rocky Marciano and Muhammad Ali had better timing and got the spotlight , Sonny wasn't given enough love. Rip champ 🏆

[@anthonytoler3916]

I had read where Marciano who only weighed 185 lb, would turn the other cheek whenever sunny listened big cat cleave Williams and Floyd Patterson names were mentioned and mostly stayed around fighting young guys with no names or old guys with names but he was reaching a point where he had to fight Floyd Patterson and retired. This heavily muscled Bruiser would have destroyed Marciano in a similar fashion to George Foreman vs Joe Frazier. But Marciano was smarter than Frasier and he exercised better judgment of picking and choosing who and who not to fight. Frazier had to learn the hard way by fighting big George Foreman. Frazier learned the hard way to stay away from guys like Ron Lyle and Ernie shavers who could out gun him.

[@alienbull2303]

ive seen this Sonny Liston video 5-6 times, and i truly belive he is the second best heavyweight behind Mike Tyson

[@dogsbollocksgenius9480]

Tyson would’ve shit himself in a ring with Liston

[@beans3158]

@@dogsbollocksgenius9480 anyone would

[@Trekzity]

How is Tyson number #1😂😂😂

[@MARKO2513MARKO]

Liston💪💪💪RIP

[@BallisLifeProductions23]

Thank you for watching this you should watch the video on Rocky Marciano, made by the same channel

[@dianamarie4351]

Thank you for this!! Sonny has been overlooked, too long

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

It's a damn shame what happened to Sonny Liston. Question. Did Ali actually beat him or does he take a dive for the mob

[@Anthrpolo]

I believe the first fight wasn’t fixed, because Ali outboxed and outmaneuvered Liston easily. The second fight was definitely fixed tho

[@cbicnone2228]

Thanks!

[@moremilo]

🙏🙏🙏

[@oscarl.3563]

He had the saddest eyes. RIP champ.

[@GamerKru1996]

Great video Milo! I had no idea who Sonny Liston was either.

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

It's very easy to judge the past through twenty-first century eyes.. and miss the big picture of that particular era. I was twelve years old when Sonny Liston fought Floyd Patterson. That was a very different world. Be careful..

[@tinaa9231]

Sonny's cold and merciless glare made Mike Tyson's look like Shirley Temple. Prime Liston would have executed the vastly overrated Tyson in under 5 rounds. Fanboys and casuals would shit themselves as Mike would be carried out on a stretcher. Phil.

[@futu-ri-kentimeportalri-ke7551]

Vids like this help him rest in peace.

[@johnwiggwag1789]

React to Rocky Marciano real Italian stallion arguably a possible hardest hitter of all time and with out a doubt the most conditioned in modern history of the sport. Only undefeated heavyweight.

[@ltwilliams3086]

Bullshit. He fought Lewis when he was almost 40 yrs old

[@ltwilliams3086]

Jack Johnson was the hardest hitter he left dude teeth in his glove

[@johnwiggwag1789]

@@ltwilliams3086 "he fought louis* when he was 150 years old" yeah says everyone before looking into it. It's fake cope. You realize louis and Walcott and Ezzard Charles had to beat the YOUNG heavyweights in their prime in order to get to the point where they and marciano could fight? Listen to Tru School sports 50 min video and Don Turner. Rocky BEGAN his career when MOST are already considered too old anyway!

[@johnwiggwag1789]

@@ltwilliams3086 he got crushed by a hillbilly from kansas named jess Willard. Who then got crushed by Dempsey. No doubt JJ was likely the 2nd best of the bareknuckle/ no guard era save for John Sullivan but we'll never know. That style couldnt compete with the queensbury rules that emerged into normacy a decade later .

[@ltwilliams3086]

@@johnwiggwag1789 yeah yeah!! You never mentioned the disadvantages like fixed gloves etc. Believe what you wanna believe chump. And how long he held that mf down? Y'all some wicked mfs dude. I know all about what went down

[@theblackbear211]

Sonny Listen was born into a brutal life. but make no mistake, he grew up to be a brutal man. He maimed and crippled other men for pay - and I am not talking about other boxers in the ring, but as often as not, other poor uneducated men, like himself. Boxers feared him because they knew that he might kill them in the ring, and that he would do so without hesitation or qualm. Does this make him an "intense competitor"... or something more sinister? Do I believe that he was evil, or that he was a victim of his circumstances? I believe that it is more complicated than that. but remember, they are not being euphemistic, saying that he was a "skull cracker" and a "leg breaker". Do his childhood scars justify that? I'm in no position to judge - but it certainly seems, even in this sympathetic telling, that he was not exceedingly popular, even among his social peers.

[@lesglover6515]

Seems to me that you're totally judging Sonny Liston and you don't know anything about how he had to live his life from a very young child. You get beat on and told you're stupid and you'll never be anything and then get beat on some more, it makes you do brutal things. Because, why not? It's amazing to me how people that never knew that guy and never lived anything remotely close to the life he led, they judge him like he's a pos. He had a lot of really great admirable qualities why don't you focus on those instead. Because he didn't walk into a school and break the leg of a librarian. He beat the crap out of people that were not very good people. That's just the way life is.

[@theblackbear211]

@@lesglover6515 I'm not "judging" the man. I certainly have no such moral authority. He grew up in a brutal setting. Part of that was making a choice (because in the end we all have a to make our own choices) to hurt people for pay. How do you think the poor folks that had the same tough life that he did, felt after he left them crippled or maimed, and then trying to get along? Perhaps his choice was him or them. I don't know, and I can't say. However, while I can't say why he made the choices he did - I am saying this, his choices may have made him feared, but they did not make him loved, respected, or widely admired. Mothers did not want their sons to emulate him.

[@lesglover6515]

@@theblackbear211 I would say mothers from impoverished upbringings like his, wanted better for their sons yes. I would even go so far as to say some mothers would have their sons be more like Sonny Liston then some meek scared person that can't protect himself or his loved ones. You are absolutely judging him just reread all of your comments. And I'm not going at you but I'm telling you, you are absolutely judging his life's choices and you never LED his life.

[@theblackbear211]

@@lesglover6515 I think that you misunderstand me. Hard times and hard decisions can make a man hard. Sonny Liston ended up being a very hard man. I'm not saying he was good or bad, I am saying that he was hard. But the simple truth was, that his path in life made people fear him more than respect him. I'm not saying that was right or wrong, I am just saying that's what the record shows.

[@lesglover6515]

@@theblackbear211 a lot of people respected him because they took the time to look into all of his charity work and how he was with the elderly and the little kids. The general population may not have known that but real people did. But I don't want to debate this anymore you're entitled to your opinion and I'm entitled to mine. Thank you.

[@donnaanderson4448]

I agree with all you just said I feel sorry for Sonny Liston

[@anthonyjolly2066]

Milo,yes! unfortunately the America public did the same in not accepting our soldiers when they return home from the Vietnam War.Thankfully, America is much,much,much,better than that now.Cassius Clay's PURE ELUSIVENESS,HAND SPEED,FOOT SPEED was just to overwhelming for Sonny in both fights.It seemed to me like he didn't adjust to Clay's boxing style. Sonny never used,or didn't know how to:👉like tie him up on the ropes,cut off the ring,make Cassius get into a brawl at close range were his long reach,and extremely powerful punches could be used to his advantage.Well,the way his life ended, that's usually how it is when the mob is through using a person.🙁

[@slybear525]

Sonny is one of my all time favorite boxers. He was very good. When he fought Ali, he was a lot older than would tell people. He said that he was younger in order to fit the persona of an up and coming fighter. He learn how to fight in prison. Everyone who knew him has said he was wonderful with kids and older people. I am so glad that you decided to do a feature on Sonny Liston. He was one of the great ones who never was accepted by the masses.

[@samuelsledge417]

It was a fake gun... It was Sonny playing with Ali as Ali played with him. Great mental warfare from both

[@cruelleader4782]

Its not a toy,its blank shot And the clip was fake

[@giuseppegumina5576]

Video Very Beautiful. Liston Number One

[@rightmunted7538]

The story of Listons return after winning the championship is one of the few stories that makes me emotional every time I think about it. A man whose been feared or hated his entire life thinking he'd either come home to a crowd of people finally cheering for him or at the very least a crowd booing him like he was used to. But then he gets off the plane and nobody cared enough to even show up, I honestly can't even imagine what that must've felt like.

[@robertjohnson-cm9xb]

Milo there are better documentaries on liston and also british encyclopaedia days liston born 1917 of he fought ad a 20 year old he would have butchered joe louis and all others joe louis fought only bums creampuffs tomatoes cans which is slang for boxers with no talent the greatest boxer of all time was harry greb who in 13 years with one eye fought over 500 times 5feet 8 inches 147 pounds only lost 18 times on one year he fought 46 times won all and won over 26 heavyweights he beat up jack dempsey in a sparing sessions s german and Irish fighting machine

[@dinopharis2876]

Sonny's life was sad and lonely,I pray he's at peace. I've been a Sonny fan for a few years after I truly saw his obstacles and what an amazing fighter he was. He also seems like he'd be a cool presence

[@Ytfrot]

@10:31 pretty sure its sweat and blood combined, back in days cameras flash made it look bit worse than it is

[@jaefarkas8738]

milo sonny liston was born 1917 says encyclopedia britanica and his sister 15 years older than his listed age can you imagine how great he was if he was 18 years old to 30 years old . he was 36 when he had his first fight yet those two fights with ali were fixed liston at death was worth 20 million dollars and he over dosed from drugs nobody killed him so his wife got 20 million dollars worth of assets at his death

[@PhilSymes-p6k]

One of the 5 greatest heavyweights of all time. Full fucking stop.

[@matthewselman4579]

Sonny is one of my favourite old time boxers and it’s always pissed me off how he never got the recognition he well deserved I give full credits to this girl for making this video really nice to see this smart young girl showing respect to this all time great God Bless 👍🏼

[@shadicalplayz8932]

“The public is not with me now, but they have to swing along until someone else come along to beat me” Sonny liston

[@Bo-Ali71]

17:48 i almost shit my pants .. if i lived in that guy’s era I wouldn’t want no problems with him

[@yohan4186]

Reaction to mike tyson revenge to Muhammad Ali

[@mrredwhite1244]

What was his training just life 😂😂😂 good one 😏. Great reaction 🔥

[@williamlewa9649]

An icon

[@moremilo]

Most definitely 🙏

[@captaindupong5269]

Everytime i sees u ... there is ♥️✨✨🤞 Tones of love 💗

[@J-Loe]

Thank you for this I really hope the 21st century realizes and revers the life and victory of sonny liston What a champion from what a crazy upbringing! 24th of 25 children Every police car in St. Louis had a picture of him. Just crazy

[@redfox1k671]

I swear that you are a legend ❤️🇲🇦

[@salcali5798]

Damn she’s so fine

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

Sunny done right did I said it was going to be the last time I was going to run my mouth but see he wants to work with the kids why does he want to work with the kids because that's when his life got destroyed and he wants to make sure these babies lives don't be destroyed but how how is he a terrible man how is that a bad dude that he actually gives a damn about the children and the old folks and 90% of you don't you do in word but not action this man this black man who is treated like crap give a crap how freaking sad God

[@ELRenigeyoGarciaMonteCarlo]

Sonny liston was a Street Fighter before Mike Tyson

[@christolliver8356]

This guy was Mike Tyson before Mike Tyson was Mike Tyson the only difference really is people love Mike Tyson but everybody hated Sonny Liston because he worked for the mob

[@tinaa9231]

Tyson was a bum in comparison to prime Liston Chris. Phil.

[@max-gi1vw]

@@tinaa9231 I see you everywhere on Liston videos. -Fellow Liston fan.

[@christopherbako]

Thank You.

[@sizzlechestmcmurphy4365]

His life story will make any sane human cry.

[@sean7797]

Sonny Liston will always be my favorite boxer, he is the only athlete that i try to collect memorabilia for

[@Samurai_uphill]

Mine too can we talk

[@danhernandez8095]

“If you live for their acceptance, you will die from their rejection”

[@MrBendylaw]

How is one supposed to live, then? No acceptance sounds a bit harsh, Dan.

[@nadarajantinagaran757]

They said sonny liston aged was far much older ..bcoz nobody knew his actual age..he lies about his aged to be in boxing ranks...at the time he faught young Muhammad Ali..they suspected he maybe at 45-48 years old....out of the record..

[@Luke-kg7vu]

Sonny never lied about his age intentionally. As bizarre as it sounds he never knew his actual date of birth.

[@Trekzity]

@@Luke-kg7vuhis older sis said he was born in 1919

[@yuyuj562]

Great video ! check out the video on jack dempsey the man who inspired mike Tyson, its on the same channel

[@jasonmalone9833]

Awesome reaction!! I know you've done the Mike Tyson video already you should check out Tommy Morrison 💯

[@kamrenpalmer9056]

No offense but I think you're crying

[@adnaneoubbad1921]

New fan for you ❤ big up

[@isogenect3288]

1:09 that’s the definition of “you seriously don’t wanna do this😂

[@lavellehampton3304]

11:40 you're right ❤ love you're reactions

[@fabianoespindola728]

Greetings! The Beatles immortalized Sonny Liston on the cover of the album: Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967. Best wishes from Brazil! P.S.: I'm following this channel.

[@ELRenigeyoGarciaMonteCarlo]

And he hit harder then Mike Tyson

[@boubakar5168]

Réaction super ma milo 😊😊

[@oldsold1268]

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[@elkevinski]

Never could've imagined you did some reaction on boxing Milo... And even less about such a tragic, underrated and a bit forgotten champion like Sonny. This was a pleasant surprise.

[@mikewile7238]

Can we get a Brian Dawkins reaction? 😏

[@usmanmalik1900]

Nice reaction

[@kenmahoney5255]

If you want a sad story in boxing? Check out Ray boom boom Mancini v due ku Kim. And bring plenty of tissue. It's a heart breaker.

[@shadicalplayz8932]

19:57 I would beat Norton

[@swxrmz_0]

Can you react to gervonta Davis he’s a boxer

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[@jonbathurst953]

What is this guy talking about size and weight, Liston was strong, mean and skillful but 215 lbs wasnt unheard of in listons day. Joe Louis was fighting dudes 6 ft 7 265 lbs. just becuase patterson was small doesn’t mean everyone was. Wepner was 6 ft 5 220+

[@marlonperryman7129]

Cus was Tysons mentor too

[@nadarajantinagaran757]

Sonny liston truly faught all fighter fairly and he won but the people never gave him his credit..it was so unfair..! I hope today generation knew about him and he should be stated has the greatest fighter of all time.‼️ U see in those era's or in today's era fighters who has " big mouth " those kind of fighters people will support and give overrated status!! But for sonny liston even he beat all the fighters still people doesn't like him..& underrated..why❓ Hey " we should just respect and give credit to his skills and and to his sportsmanship as a great feared fighter ... people should give him his honour...so sad to see he doesn't get any appreciation things that he done in boxing..? I hope people should remember "sonny liston "as a greatest feared fighter of all time" & give him his respect in his accomplishment throughout his career.. For me sonny liston is a step higher then Ali.. U see sonny liston aged is uncertain in those time some say he lowered his aged to compete in the fight..that why some boxing historian or analysis says sonny maybe was in 40"s or even in his 50's when he faught Ali..

[@meerlashari1391]

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[@JamesRomano-p4h]

Liston was born 1917 says encyclopedia britanica and both ali fights were fixed ralph natale philly mob boss says 11to one favorite first clay fight mob bosses made a huge profit so i say liston was greatest champ of all time if he had a younger start even as an old man he beat up all boxers half his age