I remember watching this when it first aired//definitely a gem
@louieHuelsman9 ай бұрын
The sniper was gr8 n imagine if he put his all into the sport he definitely would have been a champion for a few years!!! Sad how he left this life. RIP Corey Sanders!!!!
@HamaRafiq-su4bt4 ай бұрын
How he left ?
@gp79102 ай бұрын
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@joanmjames24957 ай бұрын
Emmanuel Steward's commentary stank to high Heaven- he was always against Rahman from the get go. A couple of years before this, Steward was training Trevor Berbick when Rahman beat the 🦃 stuffing out of him on USA's Tuesday Night Fights. I wonder how Steward felt when Rahman knocked out his grand fighter, Lennox Lewis, eh?
@Kyle-ls7gp5 ай бұрын
Probably bad but then really good when lennox pole axed him into oblivion. Hasim was a decent heavyweight that got lucky good for him but that is all
@joanmjames24955 ай бұрын
@@Kyle-ls7gp He was heavyweight champion twice.
@Kyle-ls7gp5 ай бұрын
@@joanmjames2495 charles martin was a heavyweight champ, Fres Oquendo, John Ruiz, Shannon Briggs, too many average guys to list. I like Hasim, watched him from early in his career.
@joanmjames24955 ай бұрын
@@Kyle-ls7gp Me too. Great left jab and punching power. I enjoyed watching him coming up on Tuesday Night Fights. ✌️
@aydingunay13093 ай бұрын
King Haşim Rahman
@travismcphee2961Ай бұрын
Manual Stewart just got owned constantly complaining about Rahmans weight sounded jealous big mouth trainer
@pukulu8 ай бұрын
Sanders lacked stamina. He also did not hold when he was hurt.
@stillgotyourmom3 ай бұрын
Saners surely was paid a journeyman but could knock all pros too.