We Will Never See Anything Like This Again...

[@marcelosilva8404]

BLTV made me fall in love with boxing. I got to the gym every day inspired by the great champions.

[@soapsportsnews5727]

The way Mike speaks about Sugar Ray Leonard at the end gives me chills.. Even though Mike is the baddest man on the planet you see how much he loves and respects his idols.

[@Ba1th1azar]

hes right too, i watch ALOT of old fights and SRL... man o man could he throw, and the look of surprise on his opponents face... "how many punches was that?" every goddamn time.

[@t16205]

Hes a proffessor in boxing!

[@MasterFatness]

Mike's always acknowledgded that he would have been a nobody, if it wasn't for the fighters who paved the way for him. And obviously the people who directly facilitated his career like Cus and Jim Jacobs. As you say, he truly loves and respects guys like Sugar Ray. Unlike Floyd, a guy like Mike would never claim (today at least) that he was a better fighter than his idols. He might be, but he would never say that. And that's the difference between a man like Mike and a 40 year old child like Floyd. Just to add, Floyd has my full respect as a professional athlete, he is absolutely one of the very best, but I detest his personality and his narcissistic tendencies.

[@MasterFatness]

@@kfone1 Dude. Mike Tyson treated women like shit for many years, but the more you know about his rape case, the more it becomes obvious that he never forced himself on Desiree Washington. The number one burden of proof being the fact that she had already falsely accused somebody of rape once before, because her father was an abusive maniac and she didn't want him to know that she'd willingly had sex with him before marriage. Also, that guy was her boyfriend at the time.

[@breezyprods.6196]

@@kfone1i shouldn’t have laughed at this but i agree. Charges aside, Mike said some nasty stuff way worse then Floyd claiming himself the best 😂

[@siulanainad]

Some of us watching since 1970’s all through the late 80’s understood the magnificence of what we were witnessing. Respect to all of those sports gladiators.

[@ToddWright2]

That's a very fair list. Fun fact: I used to live in Brockton, MA and would often sit by Marvin Hagler as he rode an MTA bus to and from the gym and talk about everything but boxing. He was just another guy using public transportation. It was really cool.

[@GreatMewtwo]

A cool guy that I am proud to say that I learned about later. Word was that he would do his road work in combat boots; when he was boxing, he stayed training in the barracks.

[@brianrutherfield9233]

Brockton is a lot different now!

[@ConstantinosSmith-rz9kj]

Tysons eyes are something else, every time I see him I can feel that intensity. Let alone standing right in front of him to fight him. Natural genetics + training + raw drive what a fantastic athlete... I love him for what he achieved and that I get to enjoy his legacy when ever I want to.

[@AxleTrade]

It's still a shame we lost three years of his prime. Like Ali, we'd never know what could've been

[@DepressionShaman]

BLTV is what made me into a boxing fan back in 2014. I had never seen the sport represented in such a knowledgeable, cool way with high production value. We miss you BLTV!!!

[@silvergtotwinturbo9984]

Couldn't believe when a BLTV vid came up in my recommended, for years just thought that was it.

[@celtic69]

When the world needed him the most, he returned

[@Perspectiveside]

We always need him 🥲

[@tipperary1082]

u/BananaSoprano

[@tarmacsurfer101]

Elvis?

[@davidrice3337]

huh ? When the world needed him most ? ummm ok

[@gunnerscustoms]

Like God?!?! Lol

[@acdxxshingen13xx53]

when you are Mikes hero and your presence makes him speechless....GOAT

[@thebrownbaldy]

R.I.P. to Sanchez, Camacho, and Hagler. Sugar Ray Leonard was a beast and he still trains like one in his old age.

[@michaelcraig9449]

Marvin Hagler passed away, when? I knew about Sanchez and Camacho.

[@thebrownbaldy]

@@michaelcraig9449 March 13, 2021

[@vince11harris]

@@michaelcraig9449he passed away in 2021

[@norrismulgrew859]

​@@michaelcraig9449March 13 2021. Heart Attack.

[@mvp019]

Hagler beat him - totally BS decision.

[@mpendulomkhonto818]

Can we appriciate BLtv not only for his unbiased boxing knowledge but for his musical taste😊

[@perrylx]

I'm glad someone else's recognizes!

[@justinnyugen7015]

unfortunately he does run into some copyright issues every now and then. A lot of the older videos have chunks without audio

[@zaklupson1748]

​@@casualxxgamerxx9662I agree

[@makaveli88888]

Aotp

[@lt_johnmcclane]

I love his photoshopped, click-baity thumbnails

[@timdinch5598]

The middleweight division during the 80s was blessed by four "Once in a lifetime" fighters. I was honoured to see those fights back then. Marvin Hagler was interviewed once and asked "In your life, who was the most painful puncher?" ..... He said " My Mom!"

[@scottdeason2940]

That is hilarious!!😂😅

[@kobismith]

There were actually 5 great middleweight fighters. Iran Barkley beat Hearns...twice!

[@phoenixthedevourer1716]

😂

[@husain4718]

Two uploads in 1 day is crazy bltv is back on top

[@lodxmas]

He must be on drugs.

[@billh96]

He went from zeros to heros in just 2 uploads

[@iiimmmtheshooter9407]

Mike is a real professor at the sport of boxing. Cant deny his greatness

[@KidDynamite6]

My dad was obsessed with Mike Tyson and I first watched him in 1990 when I was a little kid he’s my absolute favorite athlete and when I became a boxer, my father made sure the damato shift technique was all i trained and 37 today and I still train it and I train some boys in it too. It’s the most effective boxing technique besides, the philly shell guys under 6 feet can put tall guys on the ground with ease. On April 17, 2012 I got to hang out with Mike Tyson at an event. With my dad, we went backstage. We ended up having a 30 minute conversation with him. He was so humble and awesome. I was starstruck when he asked me to see what I got my legs were frozen for a minute, but he did grab my hand and say I have gigantic hands for my size, that its probably where my knockout power comes from. My smile was ear to ear That was the coolest birthday of my dad’s I shared with him. Rip dad

[@ParrotMan01276]

Wow, another clip of Mike Tyson talking to an ATG that almost got me tearing up. Heck all of the entries were well deserved. There's just something about those Sugar Rays...

[@erikvaldes4293]

Im a huge Duran fan so i HATED Leonard, but after watching the podcast with Him , Tyson, and Hearns I got ALMOST nothing but respect for him, He still weak for that Duran bs

[@ozone0018]

@@erikvaldes4293?? Weak for what , Duran is the coward that quit

[@markwells6532]

I got to watch all these fighters back then , there will never be another era of boxing like this from The 60's to the 90's 💪💥

[@Slimoldmanriver]

Box sadly for the most part is dead. MMA is better tho

[@Benjamin-ir6oc]

Those were the days when boxing was fought with heart and valor,not for just money like today.

[@gusmarokity6482]

Yes, they will be better times coming. Keep an eye on Uzyk.

[@PETERMS75]

BLTV, thanks soo much for all the great content you've produced!!! Really appreciate it!

[@agonforreal]

BLTV making a comeback at a perfect time

[@sergiomoreno6861]

What Sal Sanchez accomplished with only 23 years is freaking crazy. Imagine if he lived a little longer, a 28 yo Salvador Sánchez would've been a top 5 all time.

[@raymondcaylor6292]

You're right. He perfected training and endurance after the 10 Round decision loss in 1977. He was both an offensive Monster and defensive one too. His opponent had to worry about his punches and counter of their own.

[@Benjamin-ir6oc]

Absolutely!!

[@closcsprings]

I can watch this channel all day, love boxing

[@RyanMclain]

Hell yeah. The master back at it. Little could make me happier. Thanks mate

[@undergrow1]

I don't even watch boxing that often, but it's a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you for the effort you put in them!

[@kenanKTV]

That thumbnail is crazy 😂

[@TD-zs2nc]

Dude, I love the mixing of these songs with the fight commentary, punching sounds and crowd cheers. If you made a BLTV Training Playlist I'd be playing that on repeat every time I hit the gym.

[@holafceja]

Same here. These selections are dope AF.

[@Texas_Pariah]

No channel can give me goosebumps like yours do.

[@Wargasm54]

I started watching boxing back when I was young in the 70’s. Watched a lot of great talents over the years. But when Mike Tyson showed up on the scene, things were different. Game changer.

[@stoneman472]

It's always very humanizing when you see Mike get all emotional over boxers who inspired him

[@Gamevet]

He idolized those heroes of his youth!

[@beansandbeards.8404]

Mike is the kindest, most humble apex predator of all time. ❤

[@spb78art]

Whenever BLTV uploads - it's a happy day. Just impeccable production

[@johngladman4291]

This shows how great Mike is. There are boxers that made this list that were scared of him.

[@shawngross5420]

Fyi, Sugar Ray Leonard did not retire for undisclosed reasons. At the time, it was common knowledge that he suffered a detached retina and was in danger of going blind if he continued to fight.

[@YouTuber-mc2el]

The video displaying great fighting skills was great. Seeing and hearing Mike Tyson giving praise to his Hero Sugar Ray Leonard was beautiful.

[@cerromeceo]

Larry Holmes epic car jump kick will always go down as one of the greatest moments in boxing history

[@lowestcommonDenomanator]

Actual WWE shit, love it. “Holmes punched and kicked me :(“ *Larry Holmes proceeds kick and punch him*

[@cheesemouse7774]

“Ali got the s**t kicked out of him. Cus was mad… I’d never seen him that angry before,” Tyson recalled. D’Amato called Ali post-fight and put his young protege on the phone with one of his idols. “Don’t worry champ,” Tyson told Ali. “When I get big, I’m going to get him for you.” Mike Tyson

[@cryptomnesiac]

Always stoked to see your content on the timeline

[@jeanferguson9063]

The fact that Roberto Duran a lightweight moving up in weights fought the #1 and #2 of this list and gave them hell of a fights and yet he is not on the list is unbelievable to me... 🤷‍♂️

[@TravisPeters-f2j]

Who would you replace with him?

[@cookiebot3369]

He was in the video. Knocked the fuck out though.

[@jeanferguson9063]

@@cookiebot3369 Funny comment 😂 I'll give you that but IGNORANT... 🤷‍♂️

[@ronblack4523]

Nah they whooped his azz

[@jeanferguson9063]

@@ronblack4523 DO you understand that he was a lightweight, right?? A lightweight moving up in weights to the welterweight and middleweight division during an really tough era, so of course they beat him, he was supposed to lose but the fact that he managed to compete during that time being just a lightweight is the amazing part... 🤷‍♂️

[@tripsr4kids]

i used to stay up late w my dad and brother back in the day and watch these guys fight. they were bonding moments for us back then. this takes me back. this was boxing's heyday. arguably the best of the best all in one decade. amazing video. thk u.

[@GhostDrummer]

Holy Cripes!!!! BLTV Extra is back! So awesome to see new videos…thank you! Regarding Holmes, I think a lot of younger people don’t consider his amazing skills during his career due to all of the boxing channels repeatedly showing the Tyson/Holmes fight. They see an older man getting rocked by a younger man who was avenging Ali’s defeat. I’ve rarely seen anyone react to Holmes fights before the Tyson fight.

[@Wobbothe3rd]

Incredible video! I appreciate the musical choices and the specific clips shown to demonstrate what you say, second to second.

[@ChristopherBowenSuperbus]

I can't argue with a single entry on this list. And much love for giving props to Salvador Sanchez and putting the proper respect on Michael Spinks' name.

[@tmoneyofficial1]

Your choice of music is superb

[@makoshark7122]

Im always happy to see Salvador Sanchez talked about

[@kinuorthel8096]

Thank you for keeping it coming! Such quality content is a joy for a lifetime.

[@Dorelaxen]

Ray is my favorite of all time. It's not about having a perfect record and being untouchable. It's about how you come back from defeat that TRULY defines a real champion. That's where the real measure of a fighter is shown.

[@parallaxview2143]

I agree 100% Sugar Ray Leonard personifies boxing and its giddy heights and desperate lows. He is an amazing and inspirational human being.

[@erikvaldes4293]

Did you completely ignore the master manipulator part of the video? You think waiting for the guy that beat you to get fat then demand an urgent fight just to ran away the whole fight while he’s slow asf is real champion mentality?

[@Dorelaxen]

@@erikvaldes4293 Welp, this is the single stupidest comment in the history of the world. Time to get off the Internet for a while. Question. Did the coat hanger get all of your brain or just the part that allows for intelligence?

[@Treonline1]

What about sugar ray robinson ​@@parallaxview2143

[@totallyunoriginal6316]

Two uploads in 24 hours from the goat boxing channel. We are truly blessed

[@tr3ball_wavey473]

Back to back uploads I’m blessed 👌👌

[@dmfd305]

I had once talked to Hagler who stated the hardest hitting fighter was Lamont Lovelady. Lamont was a very modest person after his boxing career. He stated he hit Hagler so hard he broke his hand on him. And Hagler gave Lamont that credit. Lamont was never the same fighter after the Hagler fight, but he became a plumber and a Des Moines firefighter and was as gentle as they get. It was not uncommon to see him running every morning before and after work. 13 years older than me and he still worked circles around me in his 60’s.

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Nice to see Macho Camacho get his credit. Prior to the Rosario fight he was certainly one of the best, if not the best fighter, behind Tyson.

[@steveneaton9611]

Thank you for restoring all this footage

[@obsidencold9491]

THIS HAS BEEN THE GREATEST TIMES IN BOXING HISTORY

[@nkosinathinathi304]

Yep truly best decade of boxing

[@johnathanroth6205]

Top 5 KZbin comebacks of all time. Thank you for returning!!!

[@garybaker5241]

Mike Tyson was the greatest boxer in American history. No one could even come close to being as great as he was. 👍

[@shaunbat5097]

He had great style. Not the the greatest boxer, he avoided the top competitors

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

I love this channel.

[@aykutescobar4756]

*Greaat Video and a List brother Much Respect to you for not only making One of the best list but also adding few of the Amazing Boxers who is very unknown, You're a Real Boxing fan and i'm glad that you are back in this Channel can not wait to see more of these videos Keep it up* ✊🏼

[@deckape714]

Thanks! Please Keep at it! you got it straight!

[@shawnpahl]

Your videos are so great to watch. Not only do you have a second to none knowledge, can you pull up amazing footage and edit it flawlessly.

[@Supahdave1000]

BLTV posting fire once again! Oh these are joyous times indeed!

[@koolhandduke4087]

I am so proud to say I was around to see ALL of these great fighters in their prime. The exception being Salvador Sanchez who died bef his prime. Great fighters, great fights most bef the PPV era.

[@roytetwart]

This is one of the best videos I have seen for a long time! Thank you. I just wish it could have been longer. First class.

[@Sc0tt_e]

God damn I’m so happy you’re back man

[@thebestever3965]

Best boxing channel on KZbin

[@highervibrations1563]

Fight night music in the background lol 🔥

[@neilfraser2349]

Finally, someone gives Iron Mike and Julio Cesar Chavez the credit they deserve.

[@robertgibson6872]

Just had to say what a great video. Awesome watch. Many thanks.

[@TheGeonam]

When Hagler and Sugar Ray fought Lenard was warned more than twenty times by referee to stop holding during the fight. The fight was a split decision going to Lenard, but he never had a point taken away for holding. If he had Hagler would have won. Lenard won the fight only because the corrupt powers that be wanted him too so they could have a rematch, but Hagler didn't want anything to do with it and retired.

[@fernieg1410]

I don't know what fight you saw but that is not the way that hagler Leonard fight went. That fight was a dog fight all the way through and Leonard won it by unanimous decision! That was not a split decision. It was unanimous. He literally beat the crap out of haggler when nobody thought he could. Go back into your history banks and pull out the video. You are sadly sadly sadly confused that fight was not as close as people thought sugar Ray Leonard dominated!

[@fernieg1410]

Wow! I read your comment again and you are obviously a sugar. Ray Leonard hater because you are wrong on another front as well, it was hegler not Leonard who was being called a lot and warned about holding Leonard. Hagler was stronger, but even towards the end of both of the careers landed was still way way faster and the other way hagler to get in to get a hard punch. What's the hold him you really have got the stop telling lies like this or at least in your head. You think they're true. I was literally at that fight with four family members. So don't tell me that what you're telling people on here is correct because you are dead wrong!!! People like you need to stay away from making comments online because that is just so wrong. If you want to hate a fighter fine but don't make up stories that are not true!

[@fernieg1410]

I don't know what fight Geo man saw but he is dead wrong. I was at that fight with four family members and I will tell you that it was hagler, not Leonard, who was being warned about holding. Of their career and all the hagler was stronger. Leonard was still the much faster and much more skilled fighter and Leonard absolutely dominated that fight when no one thought he would have there anyone on. Here the challenge and go back and watch the fight again. Leonard won by unanimous decision. It was not a split decision. It was not close. No one could believe that hagler could not knock out. Leonard Leonard wanted unanimously I repeat over and over again. It was not a battle for a couple of rounds. It looked close but Leonard ran away with that fight very easily. So Mr. Geo man stop telling lies and making up stories that are not true just because you don't like a certain athlete or boxer!

[@fernieg1410]

I read your comment Mr g old man one more time because I keep finding so many failures in there that you obviously don't have a clue about anything dealing with boxing because you said that Leonard never lost any points for holding?? Get educated because they do not take points away for holding ever in boxing! When someone holds. Only thing referee does is wait to see how long they're going to hold on and then he separates them and tells him not to hold which even saying that to the boxers is also very rare. Points are never ever supposed to be taking away for holding Jesus Christ. How can you be on here? Commenting?

[@fernieg1410]

M I'm sorry that I cannot stop commenting because so many things you said are so wrong. I just replayed the fight very quickly and that was barely any holding in that fight at all. It was a clean fight and hagley gave him a run for it during the middle around but overall cigarette lantern dominated. I will not say that enough sugar lander dominate the fight. Hagler had no speed. He only had power and both guys are bruised up which coincidentally nobody and I mean absolutely nobody in the history of hagler's career ever gave that guy and not on his eye like Leonard Dave to him. But he also gave Leonard a pretty nice shiner as well

[@gallopingg1]

MR TYSON, YOU ARE A PURE GENTLEMAN. UK

[@tribeshift]

Sugar Ray Leonard fought Marvin Hagler in 1987, not 1984. What an era of boxing that was 😎

[@victorlara7292]

Ya sugar ray fast and quick truly one of the best.

[@kiramilovanovic443]

Awsome choice of tunes... as always... great video... THANX

[@Ar1AnX1x]

Spinks beating Holmes is actually very impressive even a 40 year old Holmes gave problems to prime Holyfield and that other dude that knocked out Tommy Morrison

[@setiyoung1611]

Yeah Ray Mercer. Holmes might be the best heavyweight ever, top 3 for sure.

[@DepressionShaman]

Holmes was actually 42 when he beat Mercer. Years later, Mercer would give a prime Lennox Lewis one of the toughest fights of his career. Holmes is top 3 all time.

[@aaronnaca9965]

Love your channel and all the knowledge you dropped, I basically learned everything and was inspired by you. Amazing to see you come back and see you drop videos whenever!

[@Kendall1233321]

I am so sick of of people not giving Roy Jones Jr. his props. The man arguable won every round for over a decade! The only boxer not to even be hit in a round! Respect that man!

[@obinnaobiekwe4910]

You didn't pay attention. This video is about the 80s era, not 90s.

[@yvans.]

@@obinnaobiekwe4910exactly that dude he’s getting over his head for nothing 😭

[@luciusfox9861]

I love your videos so much. Your hip hop track lists are elite.

[@BenKellyMusic92]

Aaron Pryor was The Mad King of Junior Welterweight 🥊👑 his fight with Alexis Arguello in the Orange Bowl was absolutely mental

[@jerrylogan7841]

Sugar Ray Leonard was the undisputed prettiest boxer that ever put on a pair of boxing gloves. His style was like Michael Tyson, it set him apart from all others in the sport. Everyone enjoyed watching him box his way to fame. No other boxer had the crisma Sugar Ray had in the ring. He was tirelessly relentless to his apontents. He was a pleasure to watch.

[@JohnnyDanger0us]

The same sugar ray that ran from hagler the whole fight except for when he was holding which he got like some 20 warnings but never had a point deducted smfh, the bias I see from the people who watched sugar ray hold and run in one fight more than Floyd did his whole career but yet you guys are always quick to say Floyd runs 😂😂😂😂

[@JohnnyDanger0us]

And how was his style like Mike Tysons😂😂😂😂 that’s gotta be the worst comparison ever

[@TimPool.BeanieCivilWarlord]

THE KING HAS RETURNED!

[@RodimusPrime29]

What an impressive list! I have no issues with it at all. My guy "The Hitman" made the list in a very respectable spot.

[@VictorMillar-ey4wc]

😂🎉

[@soleknight3212]

Good video but it's daft not having Tyson as No.1 for the 1980s. I know you based it on resume, but his resume was still top class and severely underrated. He dominated for 4 years and is an icon. Best HW ever for the speed-power combination.

[@johnbookjans5884]

When Tyson goes full honest outburst, my heart just warms. I love that guy for what he was but more for who he became.

[@nucklechutz9933]

WOOO love it, spicy and controversial but hard to argue against. My one and two are Tyson and Hagler, depends on my mood. Watching anyone try to punch Hagler was like watching someone try to punch a bronze statue, dude just never gave an inch and his style was insane, stepping into southpaw and back into orthodox with a one-two cross combo that NO ONE else has. Meanwhile I think 1988 Mike Tyson beats everyone in history. Literally, put your best Mongol wrestler or baddest Wudan monk ever, Tyson is knocking that fool into the sky. P.S. I also want to say, seeing Tyson emotional credit Leonard as source of deep, personal inspiration, while holding an unlit joint in his hand, it makes me grateful to have lived to see these times.

[@SpannerzIsHappy]

Not Foreman, he'd never beat Foreman

[@nucklechutz9933]

@@SpannerzIsHappy You know what? You're probably right now that I think about it. Foreman wouldn't manhandle Tyson the way he did Frazier, but it'd be the same approach, right? And Foreman was definitely long and strong enough to keep Tyson from getting in close. Good point, I think I lose this one!

[@SpannerzIsHappy]

@@nucklechutz9933 i don't think it would be as heavy a beat down as the Frazier fight thats for sure. But I think either version of George was made for Tyson. Ain't no way Tyson knocks him out

[@peterstern5266]

Great job on this one. Thank you!

[@gupstaa]

Bro does this mean your back?? We’ve been spoiled by 2 videos so I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we hope you are 🎉🎉🎉 keep em coming bro

[@kslay14]

So glad you guys are back!!!

[@trayking2623]

Tyson is #1 the only one to bet him was him self

[@LuneeyTunezJerk]

I love these videos man im always learning about new people or learning new facts about known stars

[@biggieyorke8415]

Excellent choice of fighters.Even without Muhammad Ali who inspired some of the greatest of these fighters.Hagler,Hearns,Tyson,Spinks,Leonard it’s just amazing the standards they set.How tough was Marvin Hagler,How powerful was Thomas Hearns,How fast was Sugar Ray Leonard,how potent,and capable was Tyson,a complete package.It was particularly moving to hear Mike Tyson talk about Sugar Ray Leonard,especially with Leonard there. It was a nice little touch to have Errol Spence acknowledge Sugar Ray Leonard right at the very end.

[@dpimpernell4050]

Great video enjoying this at work. Great era of boxing my childhood hero's

[@Kem-gu6or]

Leonard was so freaking awesome!

[@Aloha_Bama]

Glad to see you back.

[@erdngtn9942]

Comancho always reminds me of hytek Lomachenko and vice versa.

[@obudabmx374]

man we are so love your videos! it good to be back

[@southside6093]

*Amazing list but how in god’s name is Roberto Duran not in the top 4, let alone in this ranking at all!!*

[@Memphis1079]

Mr no mas is not in the top 4 but maybe the top 10

[@johndardi1334]

My god man I AGREE! How he’s not listed is absolutely criminal

[@yvans.]

Man you guys are a bunch of casuals… Duran wasn’t a great fighter in the 80’s but in the 70’s. You guys listening to names and get on your emotions.

[@nickurena1710]

Love all the fight night champion music

[@nonamenn4552]

He´s back , the King of boxing vidds. Love from Portugal

[@nicolosciscont9413]

It's been years, So glad you're back!

[@nirwander]

omg what is thisss?? BLTV singing the poetry of boxing and bringing it back to life, BACK TO BACK? here for it🤙

[@ayoitskmo]

This my be my favorite thumbnail of all time. great video once again!

[@SuperhumanUnchained]

THIS IS THE GREATEST BOXING VIDEO EVER PERIOD

[@leandrosmarquis9789]

Marvelous Marvin Hagler at 2 is so thoroughly well deserved. He was a King and an Ace at what he did and how he did it. The way you spoke about him was very respectful and represented his entry brilliantly. R.I.P To the Marvelous One

[@bernardburton8106]

Great video selection those was the great fighters of the 80s 💯💪👍

[@blsemetan7232]

My thumb up flipped it to 14k 👍🥊

[@SG-bb8pq]

😂😂😂 That fucking thumbnail. 😂😂😂

[@gregpickett8816]

The legend has returned to top form. Welcome back!