Rare fights you know are filmed and were once public.

I’m positive Randy Shields vs. Pipino Cuevas used to be on YouTube but it’s not there anymore. That’s one of more recent vintage.

I find it hard to believe Shields vs. Ray Leonard wasn’t filmed — there’s a round on YouTube shot from the stands, looks like. It wasn’t televised, at least not nationally, but I can’t imagine as big a deal as Ray Leonard was coming out of the Olympics that they didn’t arrange to have someone film him against a ranked contender. It was arguably his first major step-up fight (right after Floyd Mayweather Sr, who was also ranked, but Shields was considered a more solid contender and Floyd more of a prospect).

 

I read on this forum that Juan Zurita vs Midget Wolgast was once available also Jack Delaney vs Paul Berlenbach and there were copule of links posted for more Paul's fights but they didn't name them and we now only have his fight vs Slattery.

 

There's a DAMN GOOD Quality of Satterfield Vs Elkins Brothers.. And the fact it only has less than 100 views in yt despite the video being FIVE years old it's just so surprising.

Of another one would be Merritt Vs Stander. I actually repost it and made it look more noticeable in my channel.

 

Wolgast vs Zurita was definitely on YouTube - I had it in my playlist at one point. Clips of it are in Hanza's highlight video as well.

 

I'm sure there used to be a clip of the KO of Ad Wolgast Vs Owen Moran.

 

Canto vs Park II
Herrera vs Martinez IV
Anaya vs Taylor I
Saad vs Douglas
Dickson vs Clarkson

 

I also read that Al Mccoy vs Mike O'Dowd was once on youtube.

 

is Tex Cobb v Bernado Mercado available anywhere?

 

Alas there’s no film of that time he won the Tour de France.

 

Saad vs Douglas is the fight I crave for. Idk why but yah

 

I was actually at that one at the Spectrum

 

Bump,thought about this thread after a "legend" in the lost medias community was found,I thought it would be nice if we talked about these lost fights to the community...

 

Corbett-McCoy. The only person that was said to have owned footage of it was John L. Sullivan, and I also have seen what I believe to be still pictures of the footage in a Bob Edgren’s “The Modern Gladiator” pages 743-744.

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