THE RANKINGS SHOW: GREATEST TRILOGIES

[@testaccounting865]

Great idea for a video!! Pro box is excellent!!!

[@kiowhatta1]

I always wanted to see Tzsyu v Gatti, or Gatti v Mayweather

[@AlexCrighton]

The second Ali Frazier fight has been on KZbin for years. The ABC broadcast includes segments between rounds hosted by OJ Simpson.

[@powpow9560]

Killer broadcast

[@kiowhatta1]

The heat and humidity in that ring in the 3rd Ali-Frazier fight was beyond insane

[@michaelh.117]

Ali-Frazier I was the first fight I looked forward to. My dad and I listened to it on the radio, in the kitchen. Ali and Frazier made me a fan for life. It may be the GREATEST trilogy--most anticipated, most hyped, etc.--but I think Barrera and Morales was the best trilogy of all time.

[@lamonthawkinsjr.2277]

At the very end of the segment, Paulie mentioned the Zale-Graziano trilogy, which certainly deserves more attention. Unfortunately, the first fight wasn't filmed, the second fight was shot from the stands in poor quality, and the last fight was the least eventful of the three.

[@lilpenny1982]

Morales fought the two hardest trilogies against Barrera and Pacquiao🥊🥊 Ali is the only one who can match this against Frazier and Norton

[@RandomBoxingGuy]

My favorite trilogies during my lifetime… Gatti Ward Fury Wilder Marquez Vasquez

[@lilpenny1982]

Barrera and Morales are friends now

[@BoKnows1978]

Chacon and Limon fought 4 times. 4th fight is the best fight ive ever seen

[@JapremeMagnetic7]

🥊☝🏿

[@kiowhatta1]

Here’s a difficult one- the best Duology or rematch’s ever. Leonard Hearns, Corrales Castillo, Tyson Ruddock

[@allpraisewebb1142]

Bowe/Holyfield Fury/Wilder Berrara/Morales

[@lilpenny1982]

Top 5 best P4P trilogies or plus #1 Ali vs Frazier #2 SRL vs Duran #3 Pac vs JMM #4 SRR vs LaMotta #5 Barrera vs Morales

[@lilpenny1982]

Honorable mentions: Bowe vs Holyfield, Ali vs Norton, Pacquiao vs Morales, Fury vs Wilder and RJJ vs Tarver

[@lilpenny1982]

Forgot to mention: Ezzard Charles vs Jersey Joe Walcott, Canelo vs GGG, Pacquiao vs Bradley, Marquez vs Vazquez and Tunney vs Greb

[@RichardZERO]

30:51 I'll fill in the blanks for all of you young uns. The word Morales used that got Barrera to pop him starts with F and is used as a pejorative term for homosexual men. Barrera wasn't exactly innocent in all of this, as in the leadup he did call Morales an "Illiterate Indian." These 2 genuinely hated each other.

[@O.G.Rex.]

1. Ali-Fraizer 2. Barrera-Morales 3. Gatti-Ward 4. Bowe-Holyfield 5. *Fury-Wilder replaced by Griffith-Paret

[@CaseyCook-xs2ob]

Fury wilder no

[@zatoichimasseur6767]

Remove fury wilder

[@lilpenny1982]

Pacquiao vs Morales

[@O.G.Rex.]

​@@lilpenny1982 I considered but Morales was shot for the entire trilogy and aged further in each fight.

[@lilpenny1982]

@@O.G.Rex. Morales had a lot left against Pac because 6-7 years later, Morales nearly beat a prime Maidana with only one eye

[@CaseyCook-xs2ob]

James toney mike mccallum

[@jorgepalma8381]

Holyfield and Frazier deserve all the credit of the world, beating bigger guys it was the best fights

[@kiowhatta1]

Pac was one of those rare fighters who could move and punch at the same time. Very rare. Ali was the best at it, and it’s as rare as rocking horse sh*t

[@GrimReaper...]

I've seen the second Ali Frazier fight it was only 12 rounds not 15 like the other two and wasnt as exciting Ali got in shape and used his legs more would basically move throw combinations then tie Frazier up when he comes in he hurt Frazier in the second round and the ref jumped in and stopped them before the round was over bit of controversy on that not saying he would've stopped Frazier cause hes tough as nails but the ref helped him out a bit there

[@PROnKAT]

How about the 5 fight night

[@Kyle-ls7gp]

Paulies infatuation with culture amd its link to being a bad ass is weird and to me misguided. Eastern European fighters are known to be tough sure, but they dont have the history of being as tough as Americans or British when it comes to boxing. Sure their staredowns and lack of emotions make for a good poker face but when have you seen an Eastern guy go out on his shield in an attempt to overcome a deficit in a fight? We seen Wilder and Fury do it to each other in order to win. Usyk hasnt had to of course but Loma left two fights wanting against Lopez (may have been injured) and Haney (late) where if he woulda risked more and pushed the issue he may have pulled both of those out of the fire. GGG when matched punch for punch by Canelo took his foot OFF the gas pedal and settled into a boxing match when a riskier choice may have had him win fight by out punching Canelo BUT may also have led to him getting caught. Vitaly quit with a shoulder injury in a fight he was winning (love Vitaly by the way) Ali fought 10 rounds with a broken jaw against Norton. The eastern European dudes def look the part BUT when push comes to shove they often stay in their comfort zone unwilling to leave that zone and push the boundaries of their own physicality or mental strength, this is why when you think of all time gutsy performances (Leonard V Hearns 1, Gatti V Ward, Ali V Frazier 3, Ali V Foreman, Rocky V Walcott, Fury V Wilders, etc) I cant think of any Eastern Euro dudes being involved

[@renziwil453]

Holyfield was on steroids 💉

[@RandomBoxingGuy]

So was everyone else back then.

[@allpraisewebb1142]

Nobody cared back then probably 75-80% of fighters and wrestlers was on it

[@RandomBoxingGuy]

@@allpraisewebb1142 yep, and every other drug known to man