Let's say you're on a plane, train, or whatever form of transportation, and you can only bring along 4 hours worth of boxing footage to watch... What classic fights would you bring? (Can be cut down, no time between rounds, no commentary before/after fights)
If it was tomorrow I’d redo Pacquiao-Marquez. Imagine some poor woman trapped next to me on a four hour flight explaining why why close combat can still be a robbery if it represents a pattern of behaviour?
Henry Armstrong, Barney Ross, Kid Gavilan, Marcel Cerdan, Dick Tiger, Archie Moore, Philadelphia fighters, Chris Dundee promotions in Miami. Give me an assortment.
Hi Buddy. Good choices, I have a fondness for both Tiger and Cerdan, that I can't quite quantify, as to the 4 hours, would choose late 60s early 70s involving Napoles and Olivares, and if they run short, top the time up with Briscoe/ Danny Lopez. stay safe newurban99, chat soon. Mike.
St Valentines Massacre FOTC Rumble in Jungle Ali Vs Williams Ali Vs Terrell Pep PBF Vs Corrales Louis Vs M. Bare RJJ Vs Toney Toney Vs McCallum Jofre Charles Sal Sanchez Vs Lopez Brawl in Montreal Leonard Vs Hearns' Hags Vs Sibson Chop the fights down where necessary and you got 4 hours of brilliance.
Hi Mike. I've got a yen to watch Lew Jenkins in action. They say he was as hard a puncher as he was a drinker. Sadly, I can't find any video on the Sweetwater Swatter.
Saad Muhammad-Lopez 2 Chacon-Limon 4 Gomez-Pintor I had all these on the same three hour VHS at one point. Plus Pryor-Arguello 1. That’s my four hours of boxing perfection.
Fights from the late 70's to early 80's Some examples Chacon Limon 4 Boza Chacon any Holmes Norton Duran DeJesus 3
Toney—Jirov and Hamed—Sanchez for hour 1. Tyson—Ruddock II and Khan—Garcia for hour 2. Ford—Kholmatov and Hamed—Kelley for hour 3. Harris—Jefferson and Hagler—Mugabi for hour 4.
Basically my 4 "take with me anywhere" fights for continued viewing: 1) FOTC 2) Brawl in Montreal 3) Leonard-Hearns I 4) Thrilla in Manila