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While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
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Bazooka: The Battles Of Wilfredo Gomez: Saw this once and it was outstanding. Can't seem to find it anywhere
The Rules Of The Ring: Looks at Dempsey, Tyson and John L. Sullivan
The Champ Nobody Wanted: Great look at Sonny Liston
Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory: Agree with Mick. A great doc
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Joe Calzaghe: No Average Joe (Violent Demise would enjoy that one) ;D
But seriously I will try and download all the documentary's mentioned in this thread - have been meaning to download the Jack Johnson one and will over this weekend. :)
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Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Bazooka: The Battles Of Wilfredo Gomez: Saw this once and it was outstanding. Can't seem to find it anywhere
The Rules Of The Ring: Looks at Dempsey, Tyson and John L. Sullivan
The Champ Nobody Wanted: Great look at Sonny Liston
Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory: Agree with Mick. A great doc
You and me both man saw this shit! on Showtime Tivo'd it and my little bro. deleted it. Only saw it once as I was recording it. A few days later my little bro. was over my house playing in my game room and wanted to record 'The Lost Episodes: SpongeBob Squarepants" and deleted the 1st item. You guess it Bazooka: The Battles of Wilfredo Gomez :'(
I wanted to fucken cry..
I've e-mailed the co. who produced it and also the distributors no ones ever replied to my e-mails.... :(
Fuckers!! >:mad
Durans BTG was fucken great man... that picture of him and his pops posing in the dressing room are great.
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Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Joe Calzaghe: No Average Joe (Violent Demise would enjoy that one) ;D
But seriously I will try and download all the documentary's mentioned in this thread - have been meaning to download the Jack Johnson one and will over this weekend. :)
Welsh IF you ever come across "Bazooka:The Battles Of Wilfredo Gomez" PLEASE come here and share with us. ;)
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Joe Calzaghe: No Average Joe (Violent Demise would enjoy that one) ;D
But seriously I will try and download all the documentary's mentioned in this thread - have been meaning to download the Jack Johnson one and will over this weekend. :)
Welsh IF you ever come across "Bazooka:The Battles Of Wilfredo Gomez" PLEASE come here and share with us. ;)
Will do my best, Mick and if I do find it and anyother interesting looking documentary's then I will post them up here on Saddo's :)
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Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Joe Calzaghe: No Average Joe (Violent Demise would enjoy that one) ;D
But seriously I will try and download all the documentary's mentioned in this thread - have been meaning to download the Jack Johnson one and will over this weekend. :)
I seen it. It's decent
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
Unforgiviable Blackness was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen...be it on boxing or anything else....It showed exactly how hard it was for Jack to be champion...also showed at times his pride was his own worst enemy
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
CC
Unforgivable Blackness is probably the best boxing BOOK ever written. It is a must read for any boxing fan.
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Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
Unforgiviable Blackness was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen...be it on boxing or anything else....It showed exactly how hard it was for Jack to be champion...also showed at times his pride was his own worst enemy
Something that always makes me laugh when I think about that Doc.
Is the part where they show Jack driving down a street and a cop pulled him over. The cop writes him a ticket for $50 dlls. (You gotta think this was like 1909) or something like that so 50 dlls. was a lot.... Well anyways Jack pulls out a chunk of rolled up bills from his pocket and hands the cop $100 dlls. the cop says to Jack the tickets for $50 and Jack tells the cop I know it's because I plan on driving back down this same street coming back.
Fucken brilliant!!! :lol: :lolhaha:
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Originally Posted by lance Uppercut
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
CC
Unforgivable Blackness is probably the best boxing BOOK ever written. It is a must read for any boxing fan.
CC#182 on me lanceuppercut...
I've had a chance to also read the book.
I've got Durans book haven't started it. :(
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
Unforgiviable Blackness was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen...be it on boxing or anything else....It showed exactly how hard it was for Jack to be champion...also showed at times his pride was his own worst enemy
Something that always makes me laugh when I think about that Doc.
Is the part where they show Jack driving down a street and a cop pulled him over. The cop writes him a ticket for $50 dlls. (You gotta think this was like 1909) or something like that so 50 dlls. was a lot.... Well anyways Jack pulls out a chunk of rolled up bills from his pocket and hands the cop $100 dlls. the cop says to Jack the tickets for $50 and Jack tells the cop I know it's because I plan on driving back down this same street coming back.
Fucken brilliant!!! :lol: :lolhaha:
I know $50!!!!! thats what a ticket runs sometimes today without court fees.....But thats what I mean about Jack just did not know when to stop lol...the 100 was priceless though...Jack was a character...
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I've never seen any of the documentaries in this thread.
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Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
I've never seen any of the documentaries in this thread.
You would thuroughly enjoy them ICB...not just for the fight coverage but the insight on these guys personal lives...you really learn why boxing got the name of "Poor mans sport"...
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Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
While on the SRR thread that Daxx did I started thinking about documentaries.... So my question is which is your fav. documentary?
Try to list ONLY 3.
For me in this order:
1. Ring Of Fire:Emile Griffith - Both great & tragic what a great doc. this was as it lead you to the Paret fights.
2. Unforgivable Blackness:Jack Johnson - Some great rare footage in this one. Jack was a funny but malicious man IMO.
3. Roberto Duran: Beyond The Glory - One of my fav. all time fighters really enjoyed this one and great insight on Duran.
Unforgiviable Blackness was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen...be it on boxing or anything else....It showed exactly how hard it was for Jack to be champion...also showed at times his pride was his own worst enemy
Something that always makes me laugh when I think about that Doc.
Is the part where they show Jack driving down a street and a cop pulled him over. The cop writes him a ticket for $50 dlls. (You gotta think this was like 1909) or something like that so 50 dlls. was a lot.... Well anyways Jack pulls out a chunk of rolled up bills from his pocket and hands the cop $100 dlls. the cop says to Jack the tickets for $50 and Jack tells the cop I know it's because I plan on driving back down this same street coming back.
Fucken brilliant!!! :lol: :lolhaha:
I know $50!!!!! thats what a ticket runs sometimes today without court fees.....But thats what I mean about Jack just did not know when to stop lol...the 100 was priceless though...Jack was a character...
I never knew all those things about Jack and all the trouble he'd had.
Getting into street fights all the time, and trying to survive day by day.
What was crazy also was how they would build arenas/venues for particular fights. Really great doc. all in all.
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Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
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Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
I've never seen any of the documentaries in this thread.
You would thuroughly enjoy them ICB...not just for the fight coverage but the insight on these guys personal lives...you really learn why boxing got the name of "Poor mans sport"...
Im just downloading Duran beyond the glory, i'll start with that one and then watch the others. Jeez i certainly would be missing out on a lot if i didn't come on this thread.
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Ring Of Fire: Emile Grifith
Beyord The Glory: Bernard Hopkins
Legendary Nights: Chavez-Taylor
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The 3 CMM said are all great, especially 'Ring Of Fire', sorry WelshdevilRob but i did not think the joe calzaghe doc. was that good. I'd love to see a Johnny Tapia doc., his book is great but i'd like to see the story retold in a doc. so we could see interviews with Tapia and his family. I haven't seen that B-HOP doc., i'll keep my eyes peeled for it.
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Ring Of Fire: Emile Grifith
Beyord The Glory: Bernard Hopkins
Legendary Nights: Chavez-Taylor
Good call on the B-Hop BTG that's actually my #5 in my list.
The way it was put together the interviews and how they took you there to the correctional facility he was in as a teen and the gym he trained at is great.
CC#284 BoomBoom....
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by BoomBoom
Ring Of Fire: Emile Grifith
Beyord The Glory: Bernard Hopkins
Legendary Nights: Chavez-Taylor
Good call on the B-Hop BTG that's actually my #5 in my list.
The way it was put together the interviews and how they took you there to the correctional facility he was in as a teen and the gym he trained at is great.
CC#284 BoomBoom....
cc. back. Yeah the part where Hopkins says real men dont cry it show weakness, then they the next shot they reveal a huge mural of him on the wall at the the penn and he tears up, that sh@t was emotional.
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Originally Posted by BoomBoom
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by BoomBoom
Ring Of Fire: Emile Grifith
Beyord The Glory: Bernard Hopkins
Legendary Nights: Chavez-Taylor
Good call on the B-Hop BTG that's actually my #5 in my list.
The way it was put together the interviews and how they took you there to the correctional facility he was in as a teen and the gym he trained at is great.
CC#284 BoomBoom....
cc. back. Yeah the part where Hopkins says real men dont cry it show weakness, then they the next shot they reveal a huge mural of him on the wall at the the penn and he tears up, that sh@t was emotional.
I was about to mention the mural that's fucken sweet man.
You know your people love you when they do a mural of you.
Oscar has a couple out here in E.L.A.
Paez Sr. has a cool one in Mexicali, Mexico
Duran has several in Panama
That's the way of the people showing love and respect towards one of their own who's had a big impact on the outside world.
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I originally just posted my favorite documentaries...
Now I'm just gonna post all the ones I've seen and what I thought about them.
In no particular order.
I've seen;
Paulie Malignaggi - Magic Man (I actually liked it and was enternaning but more so because of the way Paulie is)
Amir Khan - His Story So Far (It was decent, I mean there still so much to his career. But it was a good watch)
Chris Eubank - When Lous met Chris Eubank (Quickly became one of my fav. to see. I really enjoyed watching this)
Emile Griffith - Behind the Fights (Takes you into specific fights and gives you details of each event. Really liked this one)
Floyd Mayweather Jr - Soul of a Champion (Short and to the point. But it's worth the watch)
George Foreman - A&E Biography (Some insightful info. I did not know prior to watching this)
Jack Dempsey - Sports Century (It's good, gives you some footage and history on the guy)
Henry Armstrong - In this corner (Short but worth the watch)
Jack Johnson - In this corner (Short but worth the watch. Unless you've seen Unforgivable Blackness... lol)
Jake LaMotta - Fights of Jake LaMotta (An insightful look at some of his most memorable fights)
Joe Louis - Boxings Best, A&E Biography & Americas Hero:Betrayed (All good. The 1st one is more of his fights, the 2nd & 3rd are more about his life in and out of the ring)
Johnny Owen - The Long Journey (An outstanding doc. can't help it but get misty eyed. Finally saw part of the fight between Pintor and Owen and that horrible moment in the fight. :( )
Kostya Tszyu - Destiny (Really enjoyed this and anyone who says Tszyu was average or Tszyu was/is lucky for the type of career he had. Watch this doc. comeback and I dare you to say the same things. He was a beast during training. Remember your as good in the ring as you are during your training)
Lennox Lewis - The Undisputed Truth (Good doc. overall and a must see for any Lennox fan)
Lightweights - Legends (Takes you thru footage of some of the best Lightweights all time. Really good doc. with some awesome highlights)
Marvin Hagler - Sports Century (A really good documentary. Takes you thru the best of his career and the aftermath of his final bout)
Mike Tyson - Tyson (Very well done doc. no bullshit no gimmicks. Just Tyson) Have also seen Chronicles, The Right Stuff & Bad Intentions
Muhammad Ali - Ali in '65, Ali's Rap, A&E Bio (All really good. I enjoyed Ali in '65 because I felt it sucked me right in from the start)
Naseem Hamed - Little Prince, Big Fight (Come on, this is probably one of the most entertaining docs. to see. From begining to end it's just great. From Naz to his pillow biter of a brother Riat (I think is his name) who hates Vegas because of the "fornication" and shit that goes on there. To his other brother who comes in front of the camera and says "Can you believe the commision wanted to inspect Naz gloves because they did not believe he had that much power. But it's all because Allah gave him power" :D to Lennox and him talking about Naz comeback fight after MAB moped the ring with him)
Oscar De La Hoya - A&E Bio (Really good and I liked it more the his BTG doc)
Ray Mancini - Triumph & Tragedy (Throat lumps up on this one too. Well done doc and learned a lout about Boom Boom)
Rocky Marciano - Sport Century (A must see for any boxing fan of one of boxings most talked about fighters)
Rocky Graziano - Fights of Rocky Graziano (It's worth the watch even if your not a fan. You learn about Rocky and his memorable bouts)
Roy Jones Jr. - The Sweet Science (A good watch and you'll def. enjoy it as RJJ breaks things down with his amazing skills) Also The Rise of Roy Jones Junior. Both really good)
Sugar Ray Robinson - Bright Lights, Dark Shadows (One of the best docs. and a must see for any one period. Fan of boxing or not. An in depth look at argueably the sports greatest) Also seen In This Corner & Pound for Pound.
Wilfredo Gomez - Bazooka:The Battles of Wilfredo Gomez (An great doc. that just takes you thru time by the hand and words of Wilfredo himself)
80's Olympic Boxing - (A rare look at the 80's Olympic boxing team which is considered by many as the greatest team ever. At look at future champions & HoF's before turning pro)
Assault In The Ring "Billy Collins vs. Luis Resto (A shocking doc. which takes you back in time to that tragic night. Seeing Panama made my stomach turn and hearing him talk made me wanna kick his fat ass)
Champions Forever - The Latin Legends (One of the best doc. to see. Some profiles are a bit shorter than others but still a treat to see)
Champions Forever - World Heavyweight Champs (Similar to the Latin Legends one. but def. an outstanding doc. and must see)
The Greatest Champions - Light Heavyweights (A well done doc. that talks about some of the best title bouts in the LHW division. Insightful and entertaining)
Fuck I'm gonna be here all night... ;D
Julio C. Chavez - JC Chavez
Lionel Rose - Lionel
Johnny Famechon - Johnny Famechon
When We Were Kings
Sonny Liston:The Mysterious Life & Death of a Champ
Thrilla In Manila
All of the Beyond the Glorys
All of the Legendary Nights
Facing Ali
All of ESPNS "Ringside"
ESPN: Top 10 Heavyweights
The Fight (Louis vs. Schmeling)
Carlos Hernandez - More Than Famous
Michael Watson - Fighting Back
30:30 - Tyson, Seldon & 2Pac
These I have available but have not seen yet:
Devon Alexander - Gateway to greatness
Archie Moore - ESPN Classic
Ricky Hatton - The Hitman
Hollywoods Love Affair with Boxing
Naseem Hamed - The Prince Who Was King
De Leyendas:Boxeo Mexicano
Hurricane Carter - Justice Denied
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One night in Vegas was good, Tyson and tupac.
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I've got a few on my computer. The Undisputed Truth is pretty good, and I liked the Beyond the Glory for both Hopkins and Jones Jr.
The HBO Real Sports - Boxing Deaths documentary was good, but I found the part about Vernon Forrest's death particularly sad. I've got Unforgivable Blackness on there too but I've never gotten around to watching it because it's about 4 hours long and I've never had the time.
I've got a good one about Don King too, it's done by Jack Newfield. I'm not sure what the official title of it is, when I downloaded it it was called "Don King: Unauthorised." It's only about 40 minutes, but it's a good watch.
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Assault In The Ring is fascinating.
Unforgiveable Blackness is my favourite.
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Originally Posted by
Master
One night in Vegas was good, Tyson and tupac.
Yeah, that's the 30:30 ESPN series... Def. entertaining.
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Cressa121
I've got a few on my computer. The Undisputed Truth is pretty good, and I liked the Beyond the Glory for both Hopkins and Jones Jr.
The HBO Real Sports - Boxing Deaths documentary was good, but I found the part about Vernon Forrest's death particularly sad. I've got Unforgivable Blackness on there too but I've never gotten around to watching it because it's about 4 hours long and I've never had the time.
I've got a good one about Don King too, it's done by Jack Newfield. I'm not sure what the official title of it is, when I downloaded it it was called "Don King: Unauthorised." It's only about 40 minutes, but it's a good watch.
You gotta make time for Unforgiveable Blackness... It's great.
If you get around the Don King one, let us know how it is.
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boxingbantz
Assault In The Ring is fascinating.
Unforgiveable Blackness is my favourite.
Ya there are a lot of great docs in there, Mick's list. And among them a serious look at the dark underbelly in Assault in the Ring. I think it is important for anyone learning the sport, wanting to be a part of it to see that. A must even. Some unfortunate realities to this world of boxing.
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I saw a BBC one about Don King years ago about his corruption and double standards and getting money from South Africa when there was apartheid. He was flummoxed by the reporter.
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Originally Posted by
CutMeMick
I originally just posted my favorite documentaries...
Now I'm just gonna post all the ones I've seen and what I thought about them.
In no particular order.
I've seen;
Paulie Malignaggi - Magic Man (I actually liked it and was enternaning but more so because of the way Paulie is)
Amir Khan - His Story So Far (It was decent, I mean there still so much to his career. But it was a good watch)
Chris Eubank - When Lous met Chris Eubank (Quickly became one of my fav. to see. I really enjoyed watching this)
Emile Griffith - Behind the Fights (Takes you into specific fights and gives you details of each event. Really liked this one)
Floyd Mayweather Jr - Soul of a Champion (Short and to the point. But it's worth the watch)
George Foreman - A&E Biography (Some insightful info. I did not know prior to watching this)
Jack Dempsey - Sports Century (It's good, gives you some footage and history on the guy)
Henry Armstrong - In this corner (Short but worth the watch)
Jack Johnson - In this corner (Short but worth the watch. Unless you've seen Unforgivable Blackness... lol)
Jake LaMotta - Fights of Jake LaMotta (An insightful look at some of his most memorable fights)
Joe Louis - Boxings Best, A&E Biography & Americas Hero:Betrayed (All good. The 1st one is more of his fights, the 2nd & 3rd are more about his life in and out of the ring)
Johnny Owen - The Long Journey (An outstanding doc. can't help it but get misty eyed. Finally saw part of the fight between Pintor and Owen and that horrible moment in the fight. :( )
Kostya Tszyu - Destiny (Really enjoyed this and anyone who says Tszyu was average or Tszyu was/is lucky for the type of career he had. Watch this doc. comeback and I dare you to say the same things. He was a beast during training. Remember your as good in the ring as you are during your training)
Lennox Lewis - The Undisputed Truth (Good doc. overall and a must see for any Lennox fan)
Lightweights - Legends (Takes you thru footage of some of the best Lightweights all time. Really good doc. with some awesome highlights)
Marvin Hagler - Sports Century (A really good documentary. Takes you thru the best of his career and the aftermath of his final bout)
Mike Tyson - Tyson (Very well done doc. no bullshit no gimmicks. Just Tyson) Have also seen Chronicles, The Right Stuff & Bad Intentions
Muhammad Ali - Ali in '65, Ali's Rap, A&E Bio (All really good. I enjoyed Ali in '65 because I felt it sucked me right in from the start)
Naseem Hamed - Little Prince, Big Fight (Come on, this is probably one of the most entertaining docs. to see. From begining to end it's just great. From Naz to his pillow biter of a brother Riat (I think is his name) who hates Vegas because of the "fornication" and shit that goes on there. To his other brother who comes in front of the camera and says "Can you believe the commision wanted to inspect Naz gloves because they did not believe he had that much power. But it's all because Allah gave him power" :D to Lennox and him talking about Naz comeback fight after MAB moped the ring with him)
Oscar De La Hoya - A&E Bio (Really good and I liked it more the his BTG doc)
Ray Mancini - Triumph & Tragedy (Throat lumps up on this one too. Well done doc and learned a lout about Boom Boom)
Rocky Marciano - Sport Century (A must see for any boxing fan of one of boxings most talked about fighters)
Rocky Graziano - Fights of Rocky Graziano (It's worth the watch even if your not a fan. You learn about Rocky and his memorable bouts)
Roy Jones Jr. - The Sweet Science (A good watch and you'll def. enjoy it as RJJ breaks things down with his amazing skills) Also The Rise of Roy Jones Junior. Both really good)
Sugar Ray Robinson - Bright Lights, Dark Shadows (One of the best docs. and a must see for any one period. Fan of boxing or not. An in depth look at argueably the sports greatest) Also seen In This Corner & Pound for Pound.
Wilfredo Gomez - Bazooka:The Battles of Wilfredo Gomez (An great doc. that just takes you thru time by the hand and words of Wilfredo himself)
80's Olympic Boxing - (A rare look at the 80's Olympic boxing team which is considered by many as the greatest team ever. At look at future champions & HoF's before turning pro)
Assault In The Ring "Billy Collins vs. Luis Resto (A shocking doc. which takes you back in time to that tragic night. Seeing Panama made my stomach turn and hearing him talk made me wanna kick his fat ass)
Champions Forever - The Latin Legends (One of the best doc. to see. Some profiles are a bit shorter than others but still a treat to see)
Champions Forever - World Heavyweight Champs (Similar to the Latin Legends one. but def. an outstanding doc. and must see)
The Greatest Champions - Light Heavyweights (A well done doc. that talks about some of the best title bouts in the LHW division. Insightful and entertaining)
Fuck I'm gonna be here all night... ;D
Julio C. Chavez - JC Chavez
Lionel Rose - Lionel
Johnny Famechon - Johnny Famechon
When We Were Kings
Sonny Liston:The Mysterious Life & Death of a Champ
Thrilla In Manila
All of the Beyond the Glorys
All of the Legendary Nights
Facing Ali
All of ESPNS "Ringside"
ESPN: Top 10 Heavyweights
The Fight (Louis vs. Schmeling)
Carlos Hernandez - More Than Famous
Michael Watson - Fighting Back
30:30 - Tyson, Seldon & 2Pac
These I have available but have not seen yet:
Devon Alexander - Gateway to greatness
Archie Moore - ESPN Classic
Ricky Hatton - The Hitman
Hollywoods Love Affair with Boxing
Naseem Hamed - The Prince Who Was King
De Leyendas:Boxeo Mexicano
Hurricane Carter - Justice Denied
Nice.
