HD Fights of Yesteryear

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this one my step-grampa attended at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, NJ on Sept. 26, 1940. The Manassa Mauler is the referee. Amazing post-fight interviews as well - High Definition looks better than fights from the 80s and 90s

That counter right over the top was nasty. Dempsey makes it clear, fighters dont always make good referees. He's counting & aint even looking at dude who takes another knee.

I guess he's a real man's referee!

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Underrated Heavyweight Fight between 2 Tough SOBs:

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Buster Mathis had defeated Frazier in the amateurs and Mathis really had Frazier's number here and really made him look rather ordinary: perhaps Foreman and Ali really watched this fight closely on how to fight Frazier

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starts at 2:10 of the video

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Underrated Heavyweight Fight between 2 Tough SOBs:

This is a testimony that bigger fighters doesn't mean better fighters. They are mixing it up, every punch is on display; jab, hooks, uppercuts, overhands, inside fighting, great bodywork by both, no clinching. Action is almost nonstop. No PEDs to enhance their stamina, their drive is natural.

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fight starts at 16:30 of this video --- a real fucking barn burner --- for fight freaks you can watch some nice interviews during the first 16 minutes of the video:

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any fight fans here? check out this rugged match between Renaldo and Tyrell - who do you have winning?

[SlimTrae]

Nice selection as always.

I've seen Moorer/Cooper probabaly a dozen times! I think I saw highlights of Biggs vs Snipes, looking forward to watching this.

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I hope someone can make a HD fight of Clay's toughest outing.