June 1935 - Madison Square Garden NYC - "This fight is one of the great upsets in ring history."
June 1935 - Madison Square Garden NYC - "This fight is one of the great upsets in ring history."
"His last great Knockout"
"Oldest Heavyweight Champ of All Time!" (in those days, anyway)
They're doing a great job bringing these fights to life! In Living Color! G-Damn Rock took a helluva left hook and got up like it was just a flash knockdown.
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All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
That 9th round Rocky-Ezzard was a brutal back n forth bombing. Damn their size, I think those shots would've dropped every HW today. So much leverage on their shots, turning it over. For men only.
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
One of the scariest fights I have ever seen. YOu dont wanna get anywhere between these 2 dudes when they are swinging!
If Williams Liston were on a dessert menu, it would be a gourmet treat! Totally shows how under rated Liston was as a polished fighter. I saw an interview of Liston who stated his fight with Williams is what gave him the confidence he could beat anybody.
Liston: "Cleveland Williams was a good fighter, very strong, he had muscles everywhere. Muscles coming out his ass"
I think he was the 1st boxer I ever heard curse (from old era)
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
Gr8 Thread!
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
***please GO TO 6:15 of this video*** thats where the HD newly refurbished film starts
And Archie was still trying to time him, he nailed Rocky with two really powerful straight right punches right on the button, but Marciano just acted like he didn't feel it
Archie Moore was a top trainer after he retired from boxing so Rocky did not cause that much damage.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
100% true, Archie was very articulate and well-spoken and he was a man of letters. A very interesting guy who used to study all subjects under the sun and he even spent time in Australia with the Aborigines to learn special diets and special healing properties of plants and foods.
I saw an interview with Archie Moore from the 1990s and he was still very articulate and well spoken and he did not slur his words or show any sign of damage at all
A real dogged, hard-fought, tough fight between Bob Satterfield (Marciano said he should have been Champ one day) and Rex Layne who had just knocked out a 34 year old Joe Walcott. Rex Layne at that time was 45-1 and the winner of this fight was to fight Marciano, who would then fight Charles for the Championship, but Walcott wound up shocking Charles a few months later to win the title.
SKIP TO 4;15 OF THIS VIDEO FOR THE FIGHT
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