Boxing Documentaries

[Peter Som]

What are some of your favorite boxing documentaries? I've only watched a couple. The one on Emile Griffith, and one about Joe Frazier called After The Smoke Clears.

Thank you guys ahead of time!

[IamInuit]

Assault in the Ring
When We were Kings
Southpaw
Broken Noses

[Mars_ax]

Recently there was a great Documentary about the Klitschko Bros. (I believe it was on HBO) Vitali & Wlad came from humble beginnings, and aside from boxing this was an interesting story. I came away from watching the Doc, with a lot of respect for both pugs.

[Mars_ax]

Assault in the Ring
When We were Kings
Southpaw
Broken Noses

"When We were Kings" (Ali vs. Foreman) was one of the best Docs ever, I also liked the
"Thrilla in Manila", in re: Ali vs Frazier III, a Documentary done in 2008.

It doesn't get any more real (or unreal) then these 2 Docs.

[Vendettos]

Ali and Larry
Tyson, raw
The rocky Marciano one
The Ray Mancini one.
Assault in the ring

There's a few more and some are already play listed on my YouTube m8

YouTube : YoungFraz

[Master]

A night in Vegas I think it was called about Tyson and Tupac.

[Silkeyjoe]

Chuck Wepner, the real rocky was a good watch. So was the one on Sugar Ray Robinson but can't think what it was called

[roberto duran legend]

Ali and Larry
Tyson, raw
The rocky Marciano one
The Ray Mancini one.
Assault in the ring

There's a few more and some are already play listed on my YouTube m8

YouTube : YoungFraz

The Ali Holmes documentary is just so sad to watch,it still makes me angry .
How the fuck this fight got the go ahead is beyond belief.

[Cressa121]

The HBO Boxing Deaths one was good. Sad, but a decent watch. It investigated the deaths of Arturo Gatti, Alexis Arguello and Vernon Forrest.

I'm not sure what it was called, but I liked the Lennox Lewis one before the Rahman rematch (I think). I remember seeing a one on Naz leading up to and after the Barrera fight too, that was quite good.

[Master]

The HBO Boxing Deaths one was good. Sad, but a decent watch. It investigated the deaths of Arturo Gatti, Alexis Arguello and Vernon Forrest.

I'm not sure what it was called, but I liked the Lennox Lewis one before the Rahman rematch (I think). I remember seeing a one on Naz leading up to and after the Barrera fight too, that was quite good.

Naz documentary showed what a prat and out of control fighter he had become. Emanuel Steward could do nothing to save him at that late stage of his fight with Barrera.

[CutMeMick]

What are some of your favorite boxing documentaries? I've only watched a couple. The one on Emile Griffith, and one about Joe Frazier called After The Smoke Clears.

Thank you guys ahead of time!

Check this thread out...
It has a list of my fav ones.

[Diane]

What are some of your favorite boxing documentaries? I've only watched a couple. The one on Emile Griffith, and one about Joe Frazier called After The Smoke Clears.

Thank you guys ahead of time!

Check this thread out...
It has a list of my fav ones.

Is there supposed to be a link?

[TysonBomb]

HBO's Legendary Nights: 'Julio Cesar Chavez Vs. Meldrick Taylor'

Sadly Meldrick Taylor's career was never the same after that ... truly a boxing tragedy

Should've gave the man a W that night

[mightyfighter]

HBO's Legendary Nights: 'Julio Cesar Chavez Vs. Meldrick Taylor'

Sadly Meldrick Taylor's career was never the same after that ... truly a boxing tragedy

Should've gave the man a W that night

All of the Legendary Nights episodes are classics. I wished that they made more.

[Tam Seddon]

I watched an Anthony mundine one on YouTube not too long ago, that made me laugh.