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Here's a little something I just cooked up... all inspired and what not!

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One of the greats, before MS got Him. Its rumoured He had it when Walcott KOd Him. A healthy Charles was almost unbeatable They say it started as early as 48.

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Heya Dadi. You put that together? Great stuff! Thanks!

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Wow, that was beautiful Dadi. There was a lot that I didn't know. Ezzard Charles is definitely a boxing textbook worth studying. I loved that you chose Ezzthetic as the background music.

Anyways, a while back Thomas Tabin explained that nifty left hook set-up that Charles used. You can read that thread here: The Safe Left Hook

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Thanks guys!

They've actually removed the original audiotrack now. I started with a Charles Mingus bass solo (because Charles himself was a competent bass player) and then it segued into Ezzthetic (my erstwhile internet handle).

I had to use the audioswap feature and put in White Flight by Putter Smith. It fit admirably enough, but I'm a little sad the original music was barred.

It turned out great, Dadi. It's a good tribute to a great fighter. I think that it would be a good idea to apply a similar formula to other fighters. That is highlighting the hidden gems which made them great.

I'm on it. I'll try and put one out every month.

Cool, I can hardly wait.

gr5 vid i luv stuff like these i remember seeing one about how rocky marciano's defence

That was a good one. Marciano fought out of a defensive crouch, and wasn't the easiest fighter to hit. I think Joe Louis said that Marciano was young, strong and hard to hit. He was also an ardent admirer of Willie Pep.

If you enjoy these kinds of videos, I recommend watching the clips put together by Monte Cox. Excellent stuff!

that really is a great video! excellent work there!

Keep 'em coming.

thnx for da reccomendation

Wow these videos have taught me more in 5 minutes than ive learnt with months of training from so called ''boxing trainers'' around my area, the marciano video was sweet to watch but charles is like a surgeon with his counters, id love to watch more videos like this thanx guys.

Wow, absolutely amazing!