World Champ Boxer Rates Every 'Rocky' & 'Creed' Movie (w/ Sugar Shane Mosley) | How Real Is It?

[@TheBluePhenom]

The way he's brutally honest about a sport he devoted his life to, especially how boxing looks now compared to when he was boxing...definitely didn’t hold any punches back, no pun intended.

[@jobunaga4178]

dude, you can also tell by the way he talks about it that sugar shane LOVES boxing.

[@DannyCosmos]

You knows he cheated and used p.e.ds ? Right ?

[@DannyCosmos]

You knows he cheated and used p.e.ds ? Right ?

[@Dank6964]

@@DannyCosmoshaha and? What does that have to do his love for boxing? Certified hater🤡

[@DannyCosmos]

@@Dank6964 love the sport so much he tarnished and disrespected it?

[@SbcCompany-h1w]

Great insight from one of the greats, but I don't consider the Rocky and Creed movies as purely boxing films. They are more about life and love, focusing on the relationships between Rocky and Adrian and Adonis and Bianca. The boxing elements serve as a metaphor for the financial and personal challenges we face in life.

[@ErnestZDodson]

I understand why they skipped "Rocky V," as it ends with a street fight, but I wish they had devoted more time to "Rocky Balboa." Considering the insights about the training sequence in "Rocky IV," it would have been valuable to hear thoughts on the training in "Rocky Balboa." This film focused more on strength training than fight training, specifically to "build some hurtin' bombs." The reasoning behind this approach would have been interesting to explore from a financial perspective, highlighting strategic investment in targeted areas for maximum impact. Additionally, while "Rocky Balboa" was technically an exhibition match, that's a minor detail in the larger context.

[@BrentJ.Sanchez]

I feel one Of the greatest challenges that we first timers face in the ma rket is that we end up losing all we have, we find it difficult to find ourselves back to our feet. My biggest advice is to always seek the services of a professional just like I did when I ventured into it for the first time. Big thanks to MARGARET ELLEN WHITLOCK. I now make huge profits by weekly through his services while still learning to stand on my own

[@laramyelliott2903]

Isnt that true of most sport centered movies. "Remember the Titans" is not purely a football movie for example because its also about issues like racism

[@3912James]

I agree. Rocky is a representative of people undergoing hardships and overcoming great odds (unemployment, divorce, cancer, drugs, alcoholism, etc.).

[@zloungeact]

This guy gets Rocky. Rocky is so relatable and Rocky loves on my heart and always will.

[@hellfish2309]

Man RIP Carl Weathers looked fantastic in the ring - excellent body language delivering the drama

[@VodkaSoda]

He said that one day, he ran into Muhammad Ali in Beverly Hills and that when Ali saw him he said "Apollo Creed!" and they started air sparring (no contact) each other in the middle of street, in suits😅

[@Richard-Espanol]

​@VodkaSoda that's so cool!! Sounded like Muhammed was a big fan of the movies! How cool would be to say you got to stand in front of the champ for even just a second.

[@hellfish2309]

@@Richard-Espanol Apollo Creed and _Rocky 1_ were based on a bout Ali had against Chuck Wepner: Ali thought it was a just cheesecake pair up, but he slipped/Wepner threw him off balance, and Wepner just kept taking the subsequent punishment; obviously hyped and dramatized for the Rocky character

[@One.Zero.One101]

Carl's punches looked legit. I can usually tell when actors didn't have enough boxing training. Carl's punches were fast and snappy. His footwork was smooth. He probably trains boxing in his personal time. I would be very very surprised if he didn't.

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

​@@One.Zero.One101As a boxing coach, Carl 100% trained in boxing. He had some great moves, a true natural at the sweet science.

[@tpop3723]

Dude probably won so many fights from his opponents being fixated on his mesmerizing eyes.

[@blackchang1981]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GenJuhru]

Shane "Doll Eyes" Mosley

[@stillakilla]

That's gay

[@Joe-lc3sv]

He won fights by cheating lol

[@MegatronRacing237]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TC8787-yq7og]

Sugar Shane man, what a fighter he was. When he flattened that cheat Margarito. 🥊

[@richuk69]

Shane was a cheat as well

[@butchstein0671]

@@richuk69 Why?

[@richuk69]

@@butchstein0671 he was busted for PEDs and was named in the BALCO scandal as one of the athletes who used "the clear" an undetectable anabolic steroid. This meant that he could go for 12 rounds without really getting tired

[@profeitbabidi7523]

@@butchstein0671He had more juice in him than tropicana in his rematch with De La Hoya

[@richuk69]

@@butchstein0671 dude was busted on PEDs he was named in the BALCO scandal by Victor Conte if you watch fights during that period he was fighting the same in the 12th round like he did in the 1st he never really looked tired. Those De La Hoya wins look shady now

[@shiringham]

Shane deserves his flowers he fought everybody in a hyper competitive era in boxing.

[@Andre_vyent]

facts

[@stevemitchell9176]

Great to see honest analysis from Sugar SM. It's good to know that the films are largely realistic, well as realistic as a Hollywood story can be. I wonder how much real boxing training the actors had to put in to achieve he level of fitness and technique to make the films. I learned a lot - top video!

[@Erdrick68]

Glad he mentioned Ward-Gatti. What an epic trilogy of fights. 1 and 3 won fight of the year, and 2 only didn’t because it occurred in the same year as 2.

[@ManvasPachenko]

I've boxed all my life from aged 14 to now 56. 7 years competitively. I'm still in the gym 4-5 days a week. It was after seeing ROCKY III that I wanted to learn to box. Clubber Lang rocks!!! Mr T, threw some amazing hooking punches. Especially considering they weren't making contact. Very skilled. I'm still in love and addicted as much now as I was when I started. I also think, that as long as you're still in love with the sport, you never stop learning. My style has changed many times over the years, as I've become interested in different ways of moving, angles and footwork.

[@HaraDuran]

If you liked footworks go learn Orlando Canizales, Mexican Loma

[@renecruz3623]

with ur years of boxing u ever worry about CTE or brain damage

[@sidlives2672]

My favorite boxing movie is When We Were Kings. An amazing movie documenting the Ali Forman fight. Just so well executed and got into the minds of the fighters as well as the commentators.

[@em-performance2016]

Shane Mosley gave all to boxing and fought everyone. My favorite fight was when he beat down Margarito, great performance late in his career. When he was at 135 he was amazing, blazing fast and powerful. Unfortunately also took damage from boxing.

[@abizzle100]

Beast at 135! 🥊

[@richuk69]

@@em-performance2016 yeah he gave his all by cheating and putting opponents lives at risk but apart from that he was amazing

[@mariolovo3209]

CTE seems to be getting to him

[@DILFDylF]

It is always depressing to see champions slurring and speaking slowly :/ I hope he's happy and stable

[@albertozepeda1939]

I respect Sugar Shane Mosley so much and to see him in this video damn near punch drunk, hurts my heart.

[@daaaaabearss]

yeah he sounds a little rough. 😞

[@jonosay854]

Yes!! 😢 Almost made me want to Google him to see if he has a Neurological Disorder or issues with substances

[@gfbmusic]

He's punch drunk.. Gervonta Davis is gonna be just like this. But the worst of all is James Toney.

[@Maximus1715]

​@@gfbmusicmuhamad ali "SAY LESS"

[@thejamnasium6447]

@@gfbmusic there is absolutely no way to know who will end up in what condition. Tommy Hearns is in real bad shape right now. Roberto Duran, who took a shot from Tommy Hearns that would kill most men, among numerous other absolute wars, is totally fine. There is just no way to know who is more susceptible to becoming that way.

[@traver1965]

Great commentary by Sugar Shane. It could be great to see Shane Mosley comment on his own fights. He is really a great boxer

[@JJDBaca]

Sugar doesn't have to mention who he's fought before the video. We know... oh, we know. BEAST. I was REALLY hoping they had Million Dollar Baby as one of the films. Oh well.

[@aeovid]

Only ever saw him in the ring. This was really great listening to him speak. Loved hearing his insights.

[@MalikEKC]

I wish they gave him other movies outside of the Rocky franchise like Southpaw

[@Marshall_Nair]

Yeah I wish Southpaw was in this too. But that’s the problem isn’t it? It’s ver difficult to pick good movies about boxing (not a boxer) that aren’t in the Rocky franchise or isn’t called Southpaw.

[@erakfishfishfish]

I wonder of he would have any insights into Warrior, or if MMA is a little out of his expertise.

[@Mellow_Yellow13]

Agreed, maybe they can get him back for a pt2

[@CYMotorsport]

Likely don’t have the rights. With a guy like Shane you don’t want any restrictions or distribution issues . Rocky given how much work was done with inside figures getting the rights to show extensive uninterrupted clips was their best bet

[@Ken_Frazer-619]

​@@Marshall_Nair Raging Bull

[@GLrebirth]

Love the analysis by Sugar Shane!

[@ChipBoxingVids]

Man you can definitely notice the punch drunk effects on Shane as time goes on

[@samueladorno478]

Good rating Champ, nice to see you're doing good. One of the 3 to deserve the nickname "Sugar".

[@JasonL77]

I think Mr. T should have gotten a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Oscars for Rocky 3. He was excellent in that movie.

[@nickpatrick7021]

So glad he mentions Gatti vs Ward. Anyone with the least interest in boxing should watch that trilogy. I think the biggest difference between the movies and a real fight is that the hand speed is way slower and there are way more clean shots in the movies. In a real fight, the clean shots usually come in the middle of a flurry, and you might not even see them happen in real time.

[@judephantom]

I rewatch all the Rocky and Creed films after 1 year of practicing boxing and I saw how unrealistic the fight in the first one is I was like Rocky has no defense at all just waiting for the brain damage and I was waiting confirmation from a real boxer how unrealistic it was so I'm happy when he said 3/10

[@spilledketchup]

He is now going to box KZbinr Viking Samurai, crazy scenes.

[@VikingSamurai]

It's going to be amazing!

[@reyniercampher3815]

What a great take and explanation by Sugar Shane. 👌

[@beandon7227]

I understand his point is that the game has changed amd new age boxers are more defensive minded but I would definitely argue that there are PLENTY of boxers still willing to die on their shield of this great sport

[@RS-ob1vr]

❤sugar shane . Watched him back in tha day . Great analytics from the movie from a pro.😊

[@Phinnessed]

damn this makes me look at the rocky & movies differently now. I wish this happened sooner, but glad it happened

[@user-rx8no1zt4c]

He’s being extremely kind to the Rocky movies

[@michaelb1761]

I liked the original Rocky except the fight scenes. Still watched just for Sugar Shane Mosely. When he talked about how fights are stopped now, I thought back to when I was a kid watching fights in the late 70's through mid 80's with my grandfather (a fighter himself). I especially remember the Mancini v. Kim fight where he literally killed Kim. Freddy Roach had some really brutal bloody fights when he was boxing too.

[@JamminOnThe1]

I have to say my favorite Mosley fight was when he fought Margarito. First his team exposed the hand wraps, then he pulverized him. I also loved his fight against Mayorga when he knocked him out right before the end of the fight.

[@satwakibhattacharya2075]

Loves and Respects for such honest reviews ❤❤❤❤

[@vidz06]

There are underrated boxing movies that displayed way more accurate forms of boxing. The rocky movies are beyond fictional in their fight simulations . Beyond fictional. But they have great montage scenes, inspirational montage scenes

[@buddah1221]

not a big rocky fan really just came for the Creed movies. sugar shane is one of my favorite fighters

[@mcflotty]

Thank for all the years Shane. Loved the video, but loved you as a Champ.

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

Respect to all boxers.

[@leviescott4819]

This is so helpful from a true professional !

[@sergiolares4285]

This man is full of charisma.

[@rustyshackelford5892]

I still remember my first time i ever stepped foot in a gym back in 2006 i saw a picture of de la hoya vs mosley I had no idea who Shane was but you quickly became my favorite fighter thank you champ!

[@2kkailer]

Умнейший парень, джентельмен в ринге и за его пределами, дрался с лучшими. Боксер с большой буквы. Легенда.💪

[@buraydaw1]

He is very polite.

[@DaveTalkin]

My friend who i grew up with played basketball with Shane at some park in Pomona when we were in high school. He said he was one of the most down to earth cool dudes... also said he could straight ball...im in my early 40s now and always been a Mosely fan

[@Nemesis04208]

Shane was an excellent fighter and his prime but man the damage that it can do to the nerves in your face is evident on his as a fellow fighter. It’s a hazard of the game.

[@markanthony1481]

“Everybody has a plan until they get hit the mouth.” Brilliant

[@TheOakFather]

First time in a long time that one of these has an expert that is both famous and 100% qualified to be doing this

[@chicagomike4587]

Sugar Shane was a legend. Just a great fighter. Sad to see he's a little punchy but still pretty sharp...pretty much just the slurring.

[@coreygarcia952]

Mosley! That’s cool. Dude had a great career.

[@Ronnie_G]

They should’ve shown him the one take round from the first creed. That looked like real boxing if you ask me.

[@SyndicateSuperman]

Gabriel Rosado (Leo Sporino) actually broke down that scene in a video he did for this same channel.

[@MrShoryuken1]

The Drago "training scenes'"lol...no one mention Victor Conte!

[@BruteStrength99]

That was over 20 years ago

[@MarkoTiano]

Sugar Shane is the man.

[@howlingbreeze7078]

it was actually Chuck Wepner's fight against Ali that inspired the movie, he was known as the Bayonne bleeder casue of all the punishment he would take in the fights

[@US_Joe]

Right on - glad you mentioned that. Most people wouldn't know this.

[@darealgodzilla]

He won a law-suit against stallone a few years ago and got some cash for his role in creating Rocky

[@ReinventJones]

4:43 Also watch Diego Corrales vs. José Luis Castillo fight, that fight also reminds me of this scene.

[@bigmoney749]

Shane is being veeeeeery generous with his grading here. The Rocky movies, even the newest ones, are all wildly unrealistic with their depictions in the ring. There is basically no defense at all, to the point where neither fighter would make it out of the first round and if, by some paradox, they did go even half the distance, they’d be dead.

[@tcgtpl]

Great insight from one of the greats, but I don’t consider the Rocky & Creed movies really boxing movies. They’re life & love stories between Rocky & Adrian and Adonis & Bianca with boxing being an allegory to the challenges that life throws at you.

[@maddog8001]

Damn I remember watching him fight and I remember my grandpa had some of his gloves cause he trained him when he was a kid and trained his dad

[@cabal3747]

I understand why they skipped ROCKY V, since it ends with a street fight, but I wish that they had devoted a bit more time to ROCKY BALBOA. Especially after his connects about the training sequence in ROCKY IV, I would have loved to hear his thoughts about the training in ROCKY BALBOA. That one also was mostly strength training rather than fight training, but for a specific reason "let's build some hurtin' bombs." His thoughts about the reasoning would have been interesting. Also, it WAS an exhibition match in ROCKY BALBOA, but that's a minor quibble.

[@jesusdominguez8220]

Shoutout to Sugar Shane Mosley Lynwood’s very own! 🥊

[@samvox994]

Sugar is a warrior. Eloquent as well

[@LordLOC]

Rocky 2 is my favorite of the original movies but my favorite fight from all the movies is absolutely Rocky vs. Drago. I've only seen Creed 1 and some of Creed 2 so I can't really say which of those movies I like more, or what fight is my favorite but the fight from Creed 3 that I saw in trailers and behind the scenes looked incredibly good.

[@FrankGUNstein]

I always felt rocky captured how it feels to be in a boxing bout… not so much the actual boxing or technique but the feeling

[@aftercarecarez]

I was taught that if you’re fighting somebody in their legs are spread far that means they’re looking to punch and their footwork is going to be off and if they have a stand that is close together, that means they’re looking to move and they’re not looking to punch as much

[@dennislogan6781]

My two favorite Rocky/Creed films are Rocky 4 and Creed 2. I find the Drago's to be the best cinematic foes to both Rocky and Creed. Drago Senior was great in both.

[@QuarantineCody]

For the casuals this is why Floyd fought the way he did! Sugar was a warrior and always gave great fights and this is his reward! Slurred speech, delayed cognitive responses and memory loss! 😢 Thanks Sugar

[@tnmblonewolf8799]

Floyd fought the way he did because of the way he was trained

[@QuarantineCody]

@@tnmblonewolf8799 That’s not true. Many early fights during the pretty boy Floyd era were a lot more riskier looking for knockouts and led to more injuries and damage! That’s when he started fighting more tactically while taking a lot less damage.

[@tnmblonewolf8799]

@@QuarantineCody Or, he just became a better fighter overall as he aged and realized that it wasn't worth to go for a knockout with no knuckles. Floyd always fought tactically, all that changed was that he busted up his hands and stopped going for the knockout.

[@QuarantineCody]

@@tnmblonewolf8799 exactly my point, we agree

[@yoinkhaha]

Hoooly smokes Mosley was a phenomenal boxer.

[@User-54631]

I always enjoyed the Rocky movies but as a strategy? Using your face to block punches?

[@mazeradeville2911]

I always thought the wind up punch Ray Leonard did was to mask the speed of the uppercut since at the moment he would throw it, the hand would be moving towards his opponent's eyes making it look like it's moving at the same speed.

[@l0n3w01f]

Mosley! One of the best!

[@GerhardGeficky-jg4ok]

Always liked this guy. Great boxer legend

[@axelstone3131]

At the time in Rocky’s career when Rocky 4 takes place, Rocky himself said he feels he doesn’t need to spar anymore, so he just does drills on the bag and pads with strength/cardio training.

[@stewartsmalls2024]

Should throw him into some video games and see how he feels. Punch Out, Creed(VR), etcz

[@gunsandcommissions]

Sugar Shane is a legend!

[@nateballou3321]

Id like to see him react to other boxing movies too? Like The Fighter,Bleed for This, and Southpaw etc...!!? They should do another video where he reacts to all the good boxing movies!!?? Especially since he mention Micky Ward vs Arturo Gatti cuz the movie The Fighter is about Micky Ward!!?? Bleed For This is real good too cuz it was all about Vinny Pazienza!!?? It'd be cool to hear what he'd have to say on those movies cuz they were about Real life boxers that he probably knows a lot about or maybe even knew them personally or maybe even fought them!??

[@a.j.bandido8739]

Sugar Shane Mosely one of my top 3 fighters

[@SAINTROBERT0810]

Tim Bradley vs Provodnikov was another "Rocky Type" fight

[@gfbmusic]

This is the type of buzz i wish to achieve when i enter the pub.

[@helixsol7171]

I think Rocky making it to the top of the stairs is also meant to emphasize his stamina, since that's his main strength. He takes hits, refuses to go down, and if he does go down hs gets right back up.

[@MoveConsistently]

I love how Shane is a fan of Mr T

[@abominablesnowman64]

Lmao 1:15 I love Shane Mosley for that comment.

[@jugglingbeast]

His eyes are hypnotizing

[@terrellsims8041]

Man the first sentence u said I couldn’t understand Shane 😂😂 respect to a legend tho

[@daweilee1986]

The string thing was really used for Rocky Marciano

[@JUYAN16]

Yeah, Stallone did base Rocky on the rivalry between Frasier and Ali. With Apollo obviously being based on Ali and Frasier, Rocky.

[@nicolassanchez2292]

Sugar Shane was a beast!

[@jonosay854]

I stopped watching boxing 20 years ago. I didnt know his son is a pro boxer 💪🏽

[@samueladorno478]

He started late but he's pretty good

[@BruteStrength99]

Definitely a contender

[@justinelloydsupat4151]

Hi from Philippines 🇵🇭🥊

[@therealsyxx]

I swear i thought it was me. A lot of the boxers are punching wrong. Devin Haney slap punches. Tank punches properly. Terrence Crawford punches properly. A lot of boxers need fundamental lessons. But its hard to break a guy out of something thats been doing it for so long. Especially on a professional level.

[@maconwills4009]

Stallone got the idea for Rocky after watching Chuck Wepner fight Ali.

[@eharrisark870hogg4]

11:00 1st person I thought about was Zab legs wobbling 😂… Zab gonna be mad when he sees this 😆

[@louishernandez5003]

I like how he shouted out Ricardo mayorga lol

[@BruteStrength99]

He'd better. Mayorga gave him a war.

[@beandon7227]

4:38 is the only part of the video where I disagree with Shane. There are still great fights in boxing that are back and forth action. It's definitely rarer because the reffing and judging style has changed throughout the years, but every year, we get 3-4 Ward vs. Gatti style fights. Nothing compares to that fight in my opinion, because that's my favorite fight ever. But look at Zepeda vs. Baranchyk or Espinoza vs. Rodriguez or Wilder vs. Fury 3 or Inoue vs. Donair 1. All recent fights. All barn burners. I could name more examples in the last 10 years, but the point is that in todays boxing, the fight isn't always stopped prematurely, and there are always still movie worthy fights in boxing happening constantly.

[@jackshepherd8965]

If you want a real life Rocky fight watch Leigh Wood Vs Michael Conlon. Featherweight Contest. Wood is dropped HEAVY in the first round. Looks like he should’ve been knocked out… but gets back up… and then fights back to stop Conlan in the 12th round!! (Wood was losing on all 3 judges’ scorecards and he needed the stoppage to win) You couldn’t get more drama in a movie! But it’s real sport!!

[@ccptube3468]

This guy is a legend!

[@stargazer2504]

The 2023 movie clips look like AI... F-that! Although the punches in Rocky 3 & 4 sounded like car doors slamming...

[@michaelhilbert314]

You almost knocked out Floyd my guy i will always respect your career 💯 Sugar 😊😊

[@Kaladin1610]

I would love to see this guy rate the iron claw movie

[@666SAVAGES]

Just watched half of the video only realized it was posted 2 hours ago now.

[@ainfallet]

Mosley was my go to fighter in Fight night champion lol

[@Mike-fj9si]

I hate how he talks but thank God he isn't too bad def one of my favorites of all time

[@thebrownfilmshow]

Did you show him "Ali" the Will smith/ Michael Mann film?

[@zaiah9252]

Suggestion: BJJ artist (Brazilian jiu-jitsu) rates how realistic grappling scenes in movies are.

[@thejamnasium6447]

nobody likes grappling when it's in an actual MMA fight let alone a damn movie

[@Adam-tp8py]

4:50 I am quite glad that stoppages are more common. I do think boxing has become a highly crooked affair, and stoppages are used to help the prize fighter, but you shouldn't have to give your personality and sanity to this sport as a minimum payment.