RIP Harold Lederman.

[p4pking]

I always liked the guy. He added something to a fight. I liked his post fight interviews and lived it when he told Floyd if he was fifty years younger he would kick his ass. I never understood the hate he got around here but not everyone is going to like everyone. Take care Harold I bet you could have kicked Floyd’s ass back in the day

That was Larry Merchant ffs... at least you’re right about not everyone liking everyone. I wish your mom was 50 years younger so she could have not had you.

[Beanz]

I always liked the guy. He added something to a fight. I liked his post fight interviews and lived it when he told Floyd if he was fifty years younger he would kick his ass. I never understood the hate he got around here but not everyone is going to like everyone. Take care Harold I bet you could have kicked Floyd’s ass back in the day

That was Larry Merchant ffs... at least you’re right about not everyone liking everyone. I wish your mom was 50 years younger so she could have not had you.

[ykdadamaja]

I always liked it how you can tell by the halfway mark of the last fight he was either drunk AF or tired AF. lol...

RIP Messr. Ledderman. Condolences to your family!

[Spicoli]

By all accounts one of the nicest people surrounding and involved in the sport spanning six decades. Can you imagine doing something you love for that long and making a living at it? He was a staple and that purely enthusiastic somewhat discombobulating voice on those Saturday nights are a huge part of the great fight memories we're fortunate to have. A true dedicated professional who came across as 'real' and if he wasn't shouting shrill from ringside he'd be watching at home doing the same. Thank you Mr. Lederman, rest easy sir. And fuck cancer!

[Spicoli]

[holmcall]

Yes. He was a super nice man who did me a great favor once and I will never forget him for that act of kindness. And to his wife Eileen (a personal friend), I extend my deepest and most heartfelt sympathies.

[walrus]

Yes. He was a super nice man who did me a great favor once and I will never forget him for that act of kindness. And to his wife Eileen (a personal friend), I extend my deepest and most heartfelt sympathies.

Wow cool experience it must have been