The Legendary Henry Armstrong

[@Dayu__]

Held the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight titles simultaneously... and fought at middleweight. Quite possibly the greatest fighter of all time!

[@shadowsnake8989]

And that was when there were only eight division with one belt a piece. He was the best in almost half the divisions. Plus he would have had the middleweight belt as well if not for a draw with the champ. I don't think there will ever be a fighter that could pull that off again.

[@alkolicho]

The most dominant Welterweight of history.

[@louduva9849]

Probably the single most impressive achievement in boxing history.

[@anthonytobias5459]

Lord Dayu He should of won the Middleweight title but was robbed

[@RobsterRulzDude0518]

Correction. He "Fought a Middleweight",Ceferino Garcia,who himself would've been a Junior Middleweight in todays world of boxing. When they fought in 1940,Garcia weighed 153(MW back then was 148-160),while Armstrong weighed in at 142 for that bout.

[@kylevirk6178]

no room to breath, he just breaks u down.. physically, mentally.war of attrition

[@christopherknight3942]

Yeah I was a little disappointed with that. I thought he would be more dynamic, but his rigid style of wearing down opponents is not much different than Joe Frazier. That style would be vulnerable to an opponent that fights like the powerful George Foreman who chopped Frazier down in the early rounds or Muhammad Ali who won several wars of attrition with Joe.

[@kiddynamite8996]

Sorry but you’re wrong, it may look like he fight like Frazier but Frazier was never that busy with his punches, he bobbed and weaved and that gave him the illusion that he was doing more than he actually was ( I LOVE FRAZIER BTW) Armstrong on the other hand is relentless at all times

[@Ak-yw9kf]

@@kiddynamite8996 That's what I thought. Frazier seems to have a part of Armstrong in him, not the entire game.

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@kiddynamite8996 Agreed, calling a fighter commonly referred to as a hurricane, perpetual motion and a dynamo, undynamic, demonstrates a profound and fundamental lack of boxing understanding. Armstrong was a completely dynamic fighter. The way he used his entire body as both offensive and defensive tools is unmatched in boxing history. There aren't any modern fighters who can use their head and shoulders to manipulate their opponent the same way Armstrong did. It was completely dynamic and utterly amazing. He would be equally effective today as he was back then because of his uniquely dynamic abilities.

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@christopherknight3942 name lightweights or welterweight who fight like George Foreman. LOL.

[@hanzagod]

The greatest pressure fighter of all time! I thought it was about time I made an updated Armstrong video, my other one got taken down anyway.

[@bobbyfischer604]

Well deserved, dude. Thank you.

[@panpeter_6197]

+Al MLG Hammering hank fighters back then we're tougher, stronger, faster. Just look at the Cus da'mato and Muhammad Ali interview before Muhammad's first bout with Joe frazier

[@Matt-ne3cl]

I'd say him and marciano are the greatest pressure fighters rocky was doing this at a higher weight though

[@christopherknight3942]

From watching this video, I didn't realize how slow and rigid he was. He uses that methodical head first crouching crab like style that Joe Frazier is famous for. I think Manny Pacquaio is a more dynamic pressure fighter than Henry Armstrong using angles and different styles with more head and foot movement. Because of this I actually think Pacquaio is the greatest pressure fighter of all time winning 8 championship titles in 8 different weight divisions.

[@davidfitzgerald4683]

@@christopherknight3942 your delusional you think he beats armstrong? what armstrong did was alot was alot harder to do than what pacqiuo did. How hard is this for poeple to understand its not rocket science ffs. His not rigit atal thats stupid its keeping your eyes open, timing and rythium..Its his style his not a mover his a swarmer his style is cut the ring and stick to you like glue and nobody in history did it better than Armstrong. Armstrong had very fast upper body movement when he needed his rytum and timing pressure fighter remember? he moves how you move and punch understand. I put it to you that Armstrong would be pac mans worst nightmare styliticly and he would hand him is ass and what im saying to you is actual fact. If you want to challange me on that you can no problem.

[@Somnus88]

I like how he uses everything shoulder, head, forearms, elbows to push off and block opponents vision and give himself just enough space to sneak in a shot or two (with the same hand even). Great inside fighting techniques. Reminds me of Frazier, Chavez Sr, Duran. Or they remind me of him I should say. Since he came first.

[@productofthestreets]

Those are also the names I think of when watching Armstrong clips

[@christopherknight3942]

Reminds me of Joe Frazier actually. A powerful opponent like George Foreman would have chopped him down like he did to Frazier.

[@Kuba-te8re]

Yeah Joe Frazier was the one who also came to my mind first when I saw this highlight :-)

[@mikecabell7312]

Forgive me for idiotic questions brothas, How can A short fighter beat a tall giant like Mr. Foreman?

[@marknorris1381]

Bennie Briscoe another similar styled fighter.

[@mr.mendez9378]

Henry once said, “the best defense, is all offense”. He’s number one in my ranking. Not only a three time champion at the same time, he consecutively successfully defended the welterweight title 19 times. A record that stands today. Thanks you for the footage.

[@alexfizer]

Back then there was only 8 weight classes as well, so holding one title was already legendary, but he held three which is jaw dropping

[@truthbeyond3624]

@@alexfizer that is the equivalent of been undisputed in six weight clases today at the same time

[@hoppscotchdre2780]

It was 20 in 2 years

[@eduardohere3706]

Sounds like Johnny Lawrence from cobra Kai

[@imadeyoureadthis1500]

@@truthbeyond3624 he was also robbed of his 4th so 8 in comparison

[@filk7031]

These guys were doing it before the lights, the fame, the money. Well at least it compared to now. These legends had it in their blood. fighters, warriors, gladiators. Respect these legends so much.

[@MAMII-ks2qg]

Very unique style. He was a very skilled brawler. Never took a step backwards, came forward and threw a lot of punches but was calculated with it. Not just throwing wilds shots like many fighters do today.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

And hard to hit wait excellent head movement.

[@smokinjoeclay7618]

Fights exactly like joe Frazier

[@beans3158]

@@smokinjoeclay7618Frazier was heavily influenced style wise by armstrong

[@timsmith6025]

You called it. A Brawler NOT A BOXER. Brawler’s don’t beat boxers in a boxing ring. Head down and hands down would get him ate up by a boxer. Imagine a good quick jab with sharp straight punches and good footwork he would be dominated.

[@KaliCarter]

He simply didn't run out of gas. He wore down bigger and stronger men.

[@christopherknight3942]

Exactly he doesn't look that dynamic. He basically uses that relentless crowding style moving forward and wearing down opponents.

[@allonzotate7497]

Christopher Knight if it’s not broke why fix it ?

[@A.fordbey.99]

Fun Fact : Henry Armstrong was born with a heart 3rd larger than the average person

[@yeshuasage3724]

@@christopherknight3942 he’s not dynamic? Wtf! There’s soooooooo much more to his game than meets the casual eye He knew a million dirty little tricks that boxer didn’t at the time

[@ReemusBoxing]

A truly tremendous fighter!

[@hectorsalcido4106]

That's Armstrong , fighting the legendary Baby Arizmendi , 1:51, they fought each other 6 times! The end result was three wins for Armstrong, three wins for Arizmendi. Hall of Famers both.

[@raz_nick4048]

Arizmendi is Mexico's Henry Armstrong imo

[@surveying482]

@@raz_nick4048 what does that even mean LMFAOOO.

[@arthurvargaslujan18]

THE biggest USA MÉXICO rivalry in boxing in the history

[@arthurvargaslujan18]

@@raz_nick4048 armstrong he never knockout Arizmendi even he not drop him

[@arthurvargaslujan18]

5 times

[@mider-spanman5577]

I have noticed that Henry Armstrong has used the shoulder roll defense technique a few times.

[@anthonytobias5459]

I don’t know how he’s looking down and does it just amazing.

[@THISISLolesh]

I wish I knew how this guy had so much stamina. What a pressure fighter.

[@TainoMantis]

"Upon his death it was discovered that Armstrong’s heart was a third larger than that of the average person. This allowed him to fight at a ferocious pace for 15 rounds without loss of breath. It seems certain that he could have done the same thing in a 20 round bout." He also had an abnormally slow heart beat. www.henryarmstrong.net/FACTS_JVWA.html

[@THISISLolesh]

Damn, that's crazy.. Thanks for the information I had no idea.

[@erikmendez8798]

D K9 I heard he used to shadow box for like 2-3 hours before the actual fight took place.

[@dogukanmi6904]

@@TainoMantis Wow man... Amazing but beautiful mutation. He was the real X-men for sure!

[@davonbenson4361]

The constant leaning makes his opponents tire out at a faster rate than him.

[@GavrielCOYS]

IMHO the greatest of all time. Thank you for the footage

[@Arthur-ew5en]

How tho, great in his time But if he fought someone now it would be tough

[@ToonsGoofyMemes]

@@Arthur-ew5en People who say this don't know anything about the level of competition he fought.

[@Arthur-ew5en]

bro stop lol @@ToonsGoofyMemes

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@ToonsGoofyMemes 100%, only boxing illiterates say Armstrong wouldn't be great with today's fighters. It demonstrates a profound lack of boxing knowledge to say something that stupid. The funny thing is, he probably thinks he knows a lot about boxing!

[@ivanhart6675]

Armstrong is relentless, a truly great fighter .

[@cassk9999]

He’s got all the tricks in the book that’s why I love him one of the greatest boxers of all time rip

[@surveying482]

Ali and SRR were clear as day better he is prob #3 all time

[@FreckleBAM]

One of your best videos as of yet! I like how these old school boxers tend to have more dramatic music in their highlight reels. It gives it an interesting feel. Then again saying that I do like the funky music in the background too! Keep up the good stuff haNZA!!

[@hanzagod]

Thanks mate I appreciate that. Glad you enjoy.

[@djmiamija1392]

A pugilist at his highest level. The man was awesome at it all. A technique VERY few could manage during his era or to this day.

[@michaelwilks6268]

Him and Aaron Pryor had a similar style non stop punching wearing their opponents down. I don't know how big his punch was but he was relentless and non stop. Like Smokin Joe and Tyson a true blue warrior of the highest quality. It's not easy to win a titles in one weight divisions much less holding three simultaneously that's extraordinary. RIP hammering Hank and I hope that your legacy last forever.

[@christophershanklin112]

I didn’t notice how small he was until now.Legendary fighter

[@TainoMantis]

Thanks, haNZAgod! Homicide Hank was the closest thing to perfection considering the blending of swarming, crowding, and inside fighting (3 types of tactics under the umbrella of pressure in-fighting).

[@dombrandon3018]

Great video. Thank you. Perfect soundtrack for a fighter like Armstrong. One of the greatest of all time and my personal favourite fighter.

[@scrapbookboxing1094]

Thanks for the content. This is my favorite fighter. Outside of sugar Ray Robinson , Joe Louis, Sam Langford ECT. Great Work.

[@orangejuicebandit8941]

Happy birthday 🎂 HENRY ARMSTRONG

[@joeboxing255]

Henry Armstrong was a fucking brillant fighter! One of the greatest pressure fighters of all time!

[@mrboxer8735]

Great work! Song video compatibility terrific. Definitely the best video made for Henry Armstrong.

[@Theking-es9ie]

Very smart style !He literally guarding his body and chin at the same time while moving his head !can’t tell me that ain’t smart 👌and also hard too hit him at the same time because he’s smothered on you while switching sides beautiful 👌👌

[@DeepikaSharma-sn8qv]

I'm not on the level enough to see the mastery of this genius. Will come back for sure when I get to this IQ.

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

You really can not pin down who is the greatest fighter of all time. There are just so many great ones.

[@mattcullors1930]

True but P4p. The accolades just don’t lie. It’s like p4p was made for fighters like him manny pacquiao, James Toney, and Roy Jones. Fighters that can fight at any weight and win. Even moving up 40plus pounds. Not to mention Roberto Duran as well also can fight at any weight

[@hippo4214]

@@mattcullors1930 you forgot ezzard charles

[@surveying482]

Nah nobody compares to Ali and Sugsr Ray Robinson, they are in a class of their own. Henry Armstrong hagler sugar ray leonard mayweather Duran Ezzard Charles are in the same class

[@irishscience580]

@@surveying482 clearly you have never heard of Sam langford and harry greb. they are in a class of their own that even ali or robinson cant touch

[@S.O.A_Zero]

@@irishscience580 The level of a fighter isn't determined by the number of matches he had. Langford wouldn't last a single round against the kinds of Ali. I would even say he wouldn't have any chance against every great boxer who came after Dempsey

[@fughaaa8344]

I see some similaritys with Joe Frazier, both coming forward like a tank with heavy left hooks to the body and head. Both fighters always bobing and weaving like a waterball on a weavy ocean. Cross defense! In my opinion Armstromg is using more his right hand then Frazier does. However great scenes! I enjoyed it! Thank you! Keep up the work! Support from Germany!

[@treupa]

Fug Haaa hast du gut analysiert

[@fughaaa8344]

Mahmut Yilmaz Danke :)

[@mikecinquen]

I was thinking the same thing. A minatureJoe Frazier

[@treupa]

Fug Haaa hast du vielleicht gute Bücher bei denen es ausschliesslich um das Boxen geht? von Tyson z.B. weiss man laut Biographie; "In the Corner" wurde ununterbrochen gelesen

[@motorific8275]

Fug Haaa i see mike tyson from his style of fighting though

[@Carlmuscleman67]

Greatest pound for pound fighter ever

[@whitneywilliams317]

Believe it or not this was sugar ray Robinson's idol

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@whitneywilliams317 why would that be hard to believe? I think it makes a ton of sense.

[@whitneywilliams317]

@greybushweiselmann7234 yes, but you'd be surprised at what others think

[@truthbeyond3624]

What he achieved was amazing. Armstrong, Robinson and Greb are the top 3 hands down.

[@surveying482]

Greb top 3 good 1. Ali SRR Henry

[@TheBatugan77]

@@surveying482 Cut the crap, son.

[@annaadam4201]

What a beautiful tribute, Henry is from another planet , maybe the moon..

[@garyslater1243]

In my opinion, the greatest boxer ever ! Held 3 world titles simultaneously...........when there was only 8 world titles ! From the days when boxers needed balls of steel and the heart of a lion - he fought 152 times, losing only 22 !

[@surveying482]

Ali and SRR are unquestionably better. SRR also beat him get out of your emotions lmfao

[@surveying482]

22 is still a lot of losses

[@Patri_Fides]

Not really, when you consider his total number of bouts and the era he was fighting in.

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

@@surveying482 it really isn't when you've been fighting as long as he had. He racked up most of those losses when way past his prime.

[@annamckinstry8749]

Relentless, hammering Hank, certainly an one of the truly greats of boxing. Jim .N.I.

[@andijw79]

Brilliant video. Although he's ranked really highly on p4p lists I think many still under-estimate him in one on one fantasy fights. Just watching that highlight real shows you what an absolute nightmare he was for just about anybody in the history of boxing from featherweight up to welterweight. I definitely wouldn't bet against him, not against Pep, Ray Leonard, Sal Sanchez or anybody else for that matter.

[@kieran8720]

andijw79 oddly enough imo they all beat him. peps footwork, Leonard's; hand speed, footwork, chin, heart and talent, and I believe Salvador Sanchez was just too fucking rangey and tough he was a bad bad bad man we didn't get to see the potential of

[@christopherknight3942]

I had a different impression. I was impressed by his record as an all time great, but after watching several of his videos, I kind of thought he looked kind of one dimensional, applying the headfirst swarming style to wear down opponents. I think he would lose to more dynamic all time greats from different eras.

[@hallvardvalde3882]

@@christopherknight3942 Armstrong was pretty one sided in his tactics, for him there was only way to fight and that was moving forward. There was a lot of subtle technique in his work though, such as the way his lowered head position not only made him a harder target for straight punches at long range, it also allowed him to push his head into his opponents chest when up close to both smother punches and momentarily destroy their stance. Also, Armstrong was pretty dynamic in his own way. His modus operandi was moving forward, but he wasn't easy to hit most of the time due to his constant head movement and smothering up close. Talking about mythical matchups between atg's, I'd favor Armstrong against some but not all (Especially in the welterweight division, since he was such a small guy that I'd pick a lot of other boxers to beat him due to size alone)

[@Lonelysportofboxing]

Did you guys know that Armstrong was born with a heart larger than the average person like literally 3rd larger or something like that. That explains why he never went outta gas always has tremendous stamina

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

@@christopherknight3942 he had great head movement to complement his forward moving style. Armstrong may be one dimensional in his approach but it's the best anyone has ever managed in the inside fighting realm which is a truly dominant one if mastered.

[@JoseGarcia-fe2xe]

Beautiful style

[@SouthpawJoe]

I always think of Henry Armstrong when i spar. Just relentlessly chase my partner down while being more efficient. Sometimes it doesn't always go so well lol.

[@killer11843]

Great video good too see more of the legendary armstrong

[@delbatchio]

Homicide Hank. Greatest fighter nickname and fitting

[@eastwest477]

One of his daughters, is still alive and lives in Washington DC,. She has letters that he wrote to her in good condition.

[@KlaxxJaxx1984]

I IMATATED ARMSTRONG'S HEAD MOVEMENT ON MY FIRST GOLDEN GLOVES AMATEUR BOUT

[@jimisland7664]

Did you win?

[@KlaxxJaxx1984]

@@jimisland7664 yeah

[@sushicooking]

6 years ago yesterday this was posted

[@hanzagod]

Damn! Feels like yesterday time goes by so fast.

[@rileysmith117]

Armstrong style is still studied to this day. Relentless pressure and tough chin.

[@johngerard3218]

Armstrong had amazing stamina. He reminds me of cross between Frazier, Dempsey, and Duran. He was a two handed fighter though, Joe really was not.

[@mjhynd]

Greatest of all time

[@lyndabrooks402]

Henry Armstrong was the greatest warrior to ever live💯💯

[@christopherknight3942]

He reminds me of Joe Frazier with his head first, crouching style.

[@SunnyIlha]

He's like, 'This is Boxing, Let's fight.' 'Punch me, because I'm going to punch you until you can't punch me anymore.' And then you had to battle for your life, because he's going to TRADE blows until you're down.

[@greybushMEproductions]

Actually, he was very difficult to hit flush. It was part of his genius. He was right in front of you, but you couldn't hit him flush. Imagine the fear his opponents felt.. It's hard to hit someone in the face whose head seems almost glued to your chest right? Part of his magic was that he was always able to land clean against his opponents. A true practitioner of the art of hitting and not to be hit.

[@samscripps]

the only fighter i ever saw that NEVER kept his guard up, amazing instincts.

[@greybushMEproductions]

Somehow, his offense was his guard. A magician in the ring.

[@halimuyak3577]

you got some fire music choices, may I onow what is the title of this masterpiece??

[@hanzagod]

Rob Dougan - Born Yesterday

[@AlienPsyTing1]

Check out the massively respectful way boxers of that era behave at weigh ins and press conferences

[@vector8310]

He could pound tunnels through mountains. A good offense is the best defense.

[@경김-w5l]

too amazing and exciting fighter!

[@aluxbalum]

Great video HaNZ, Henry one of my all time favorites, what is the name of the song please? Thank you great work as always

[@hanzagod]

Born Yesterday (Instrumental) ~ Rob Dougan

[@aluxbalum]

Thank you so much

[@pukulu]

Joe Frazier was a bigger version of Henry Armstrong, the original inside fighter.

[@mathematics557]

Damm Henry Armstrong was so relentless he reminds me so much of bujack so relentless, like a shark swarming upon it's prey, love watching the old school fighters go at it, this is boxing at its finest none of this political who has the most money nonsense like today.

[@deconsturm9004]

this is great

[@marckenny6471]

Stamina,,,He invented the word. Herd it was something to do with his heart being ether bigger or smaller,. Or beating slower,,, not sure how true it is and don't really care but wish I had of seen more of him,, love watching him in my own and in slow motion,,. Great pugilist to study,, Great Man,, full stop,, Respect Mr Armstrong

[@BRAMSTONER]

Alot of people don't know this... cus d'amato's vision was a heavyweight henry Armstrong.. n that's why we got floyd Patterson and later on mike tyson.. say hello to the inspiration of that style

[@CPyRo]

great video

[@B.Wayne88]

Sneaky elbows these guy is dangerous

[@georgemendes6844]

Phenomenal physical conditioning, the man never stopped for a second! Armstrong was a miniature Joe Frazier!

[@mshrwm]

Top 10 most baddest handshakes of all time

[@robertbarnes6962]

BEAST!

[@luchisevera1808]

Looks very similar to Frazier. It's unusual to see that kind of pressure at lighter weights, very talented guy

[@ethankim85]

Armstrong was Frazier’s main inspiration just as Robinson was Ali’s idol.

[@markdavies2662]

In a 10 month span he captured 3 lineal titles, but what people forget is he also fought 14 times besides those great title wins. Best ever????

[@mattcullors1930]

Yes definitely n when there was one title a division

[@surveying482]

@@mattcullors1930 At best he is number 3 all time. Ali n SRR who beat him were better. You seem to forget. It’s not what you win sometimes it’s who did you beat. Who was he beating? I seen pictures of his fight he took alot of damage. Just a few fighters who beat him. Ray Leonard hitman hearns Floyd pernell.

[@ToonsGoofyMemes]

@@mattcullors1930 There were 2 titles per division up to 1983. Less titles are a good thing.

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@surveying482 You seem to forget that the only reason Armstrong fought SRR was because he was broke and Robinson gave him the fight just to help him out because he was one of his idols. He had already 130 fights under his belt and only fought on because of money trouble, so to mention that SRR beat Armstrong is close to meaningless. It's not just who you beat, but when you beat them. Had SRR fought Armstrong in his prime, everyone agrees, the fight would have been close, and the outcome might turn on what weight class the fight was at. And none of the fighters you mentioned, Leonard, Hearns, Mayweather, or Whitaker, would have been able to beat Armstrong at 126, not even close. I'm not sure if any of them even fought at 126 as professionals. So it's not as simple as you put it. Also, what fighters dealt him a lot of damage at featherweight and lightweight?

[@mshrwm]

goat handshake

[@craigdocherty9238]

Tremendous 👏

[@eljogofernandez40]

very few material of one of best warriors of all time

[@whitneywilliams317]

I can just Mickey's voice saying " Don't let him breathe go after him kid" 😂😂😂

[@경김-w5l]

henry armstrong was beast 💪

[@adamzitsch9027]

I wish i could of faced him at 122 he was good he was constant pressure rip to a great fighter

[@aliyumusa8233]

RELENTLESS!!!!!

[@jeanmariengalula7993]

Real one.

[@hectorsalcido4106]

Homicide Hank, a miniature version of Joe Frazier

[@JerseyLloyd]

hector Salcido no joe Fraziers a bigger version of Henry Armstrong

[@christopherknight3942]

I love watching Frazier fight. I think Joe is more effective with his crablike style. He just fought in an era where several all time greats, Ali and Foreman were dominating the heavyweight division.

[@khonyeleaglefergumedov9175]

@@christopherknight3942 henry fought in the ero of sugar ray,greb and many more greats

[@mider-spanman5577]

Were any of Homicide Hanks knockouts recorded? I have never seen him go anybody.

[@hanzagod]

Not that I know of.

[@mider-spanman5577]

haNZAgod Kinda strange considering he had 101 recorded knockouts huh?

[@hanzagod]

I guess so I suppose I've never put too much thought into it before. The film available of Armstrong is in good quality and accurately displays his best and worst qualities so I can't complain.

[@mider-spanman5577]

haNZAgod Yeah, you have a point there.

[@wacasghafoor871]

Second only to Ray Robinson in my all time P4P. Armstrong is an absolute legend - few have imitated none have bettered

[@truthbeyond3624]

Armstrong was more accomplished

[@ravinandank7809]

Armstrong was more versatile, many opponents Armstrong beat would have beaten sugar Ray in upper weight classes

[@surveying482]

@@ravinandank7809 you do realize SRR beat Armstrong. Armstrong style as relentless as it was is dangerous. Guard down coming forward he was at a disadvantage up against big punchers. Also which ATG boxers was Armstrong beating? SRR n Ali are clear as day top 2 all time. Could Henry beat ray leonard? Timmy hearns big big puncher at welterweight? hagler? Floyd? Pernell?. It’s not what you win it’s who did you beat.

[@ravinandank7809]

@@surveying482 dude he held titles in 3 divisions at the time when only 5 divisions existed. U wouldn't get those titles by beating tomato cans. Of course he would beat tommy, Leonard, hagler. If they couldn't handle haglers pressure there's no way they could handle armstorngs pressure

[@Lonelysportofboxing]

@@ravinandank7809 SRR didn’t fight tomato cans he’s fought the best fighters in his prime that nobody has footage of

[@joelsonsabado9206]

hes nice and calm even when hes in range

[@Nathan-wk6jt]

Jesus man, this guy would suck to fight, punches are one thing, but the grind man, constantly getting pushed around and drilled on. So exhausting and agonizing just to watch.

[@riley59100]

One of a long line of great St.Louis fighters. Archie Moore,Sonny Liston,Michael Spinks to name a few.

[@rhythm854]

I bet his fight with sugar Ray Robinson was a fight to behold 🔥

[@mvplegends6909]

I dont see anyone replicating his style of boxing. Very weird looking but pressure is real.

[@somedude3977]

Shawn porter

[@NotaRickRoll515]

Errol Spence not no porter

[@greybushMEproductions]

@@NotaRickRoll515 Errol spence, not even close. You think Armstrong fights with a high guard? LOL.

[@kaltaundry7748]

wow, he never let up

[@lordburlap4514]

There is pressure THEN there is ARMSTRONG PRESSURE.

[@milojanis4901]

Anyone else see a lot of Henry Armstrong in Aaron Pryor? Also, IDK who that white guy was that took some tremendous shots from Armstrong without going down, but he was one tough SOB!! Even landed some great shots of his own!!

[@sakutarousama290]

Dont know what clip you are talking about, but it might be Barney Ross, whom Henry won the welterweight title. He was a tremendous fighter and it is said Armstrong carried him in their fight

[@tttsharpe8118]

Pound for pound 2 in history for me

[@ToonsGoofyMemes]

Same here

[@rokmin8550]

I see a LOT of similarities to Roberto Duran, I wonder if Roberto or Arcel used him as a model? Of the 2 I believe Duran to be just a touch better and probably a harder puncher but boy talk about a dream matchup in their primes at 135!

[@yentamoon1808]

Now that's what I call a phone booth fight

[@nordicwarriorgaming4953]

The Sam Eggington of his era.

[@matteozappia4277]

Name of song?

[@hanzagod]

Born Yesterday Rob Dougan

[@ghostdance56]

they all fought like Duran.

[@wilsonbrownofficial2828]

Armstrong vs Duran would have been interesting 😀

[@oliverpaukson8849]

What is the name of that song? Does anybody know?

[@hanzagod]

Rob Dougan - Born Yesterday

[@oliverpaukson8849]

@@hanzagod Hey thank you so much!

[@SonOfSin]

I can tell kid Austin Schofield watched him , they look similar

[@cmoneytheman]

This is where Frazier got his style from

[@dimejishittu736]

I would love to see Duran vs Armstrong

[@ronfender8101]

what an IRON CHIN along with everything else.

[@maestrosmilzo693]

Il più grande peso leggero di sempre nell'olimpo

[@dennisthemenace855]

Errol Spence Jr is sort of modern version of him

[@blinkerito1829]

Sorry if I sound dumb, but ... I always wondered ... Why they just don't counter him with uppercuts?

[@hanzagod]

They tried but did not succeed.

[@blinkerito1829]

@@hanzagod :0 wow really? He dodge em?

[@blinkerito1829]

@@hanzagod :0 wow really? He dodge em?

[@hanzagod]

@@blinkerito1829 Yeah

[@blinkerito1829]

@@hanzagod nice! He is in my best PFP list for sure, hey man, cool videos, I like em a lot, nice music choises and highlights :3

[@NotaRickRoll515]

I think this where Spence gets his pressure in fighting technique from