Let's see, some not mentioned here so far: Klitschko - Excellent feature-length documentary on the two brothers. Very well made. A real rags to riches story. Surprised these guys are still alive having grown up in an area where workers were cleaning up after Chernobyl. This content is protected Champion (1949) - It is a little cliched by today's standards but not for its time. Probably the first boxing film that followed the now typical "rags to riches to turning your back on your friends and the big fall" storyline that every boxing film after would adopt to a certain extent. Douglas is convincing as a 1940s fighter. And he was fitter than nearly every actor at that time. Sort of the Rocky film of its day. This content is protected
This content is protected Cinderella Man - Another good watch. I also like this SNL skit featuring the girlfriend of the boxer. A little too on point when you watch a lot of boxing movies. This content is protected
Homeboy staring Mickey Rourke has become an obscure movie that was pretty good. This content is protected
Ok I can't remember the name of this boxing film but it was MASSIVELY underrated; Set in Ireland and this one promising boxer gets released from prison - think it was IRA related - and tries to resume his boxing career but some of the main IRA people have a problem with him- anybody know this movie?
Also Streets of Gold I thought was a pretty good boxing movie - pretty sure Wesley Snipes player in it.
Bloodboxing video on Salvador Sanchez, usually he is mocking Floyd and bragging about moder boxing, but sometimes he does good content. Production quality is bad, but its very informative: This content is protected
