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This is my great grandfather

Que me disculpe pipino.pero ezta pelea esguvo muy dudosa

Please do one on Doug dewitt

Man Curtis Parker was a beast very intimidating looking!

Dempsey was such a beast..

If you watch carefully in the fourth round, 'Our 'Enery' clipped Muhammad Ali (at the time called "Cassius Clay") with two rocking right-hooks and a further two devastating left-hooks. I know that "Our Enery", who was actually left-handed, but fought orthodox (the actual secret of the quite tremendous power he could assert with his left hook), said that his right hand was only to wipe the sweat off his brow, but those right-hooks actually did the job. Then the third, lethal left-hook put your man Ali solidly on his arse. It should've been game over at that point, but such is life. In retrospect, your man "Enery" was far too light to be a heavyweight. He was a very fearsome and skilled boxer with an absolutely withering left-hook, of that there can be no doubt, but he was, at the most, a Cruiserweight in the present boxing categories. However, I still very much admire him for his sheer humanity and his utter devotion to his family and friends. At no time did he ever put on airs and graces. A most marvellous man! And that;'s coming from an Irishman! MsG

Casius Clay was not The World Champion when Henry dropped him.

Rich,thanks for another great video

how about Reggie Boyer... 8-0 from philly ,,, went to prison 1984 ended career

Excellent video. I think having no amateur career hurt Love. He also would not have been so overmatched early in his career. Skilled as Love was, he might have learned more about training and technique that might have made for a longer career.

It's crazy that Foreman ducked him!

Once again, we see that you can't tell just how good someone is by the win/loss record alone.

Recuerdo su rivalidad con los Boxeadores Mexicanos Chucho Castillo Rubén Olivares bazooka limón un Gran Campeón el inolvidable estudiante de el valle de San Fernando

I had watched this near to the end but hadn’t finished it I think because I hated the ending losing to Scott walker then taking his own life. I met buddy mcgirt today and he was saying how impressed he was watching this so I just finished it, again what a story I really do enjoy your videos always great viewing and some of the footage you source is priceless along with the production, well done as always!! 👏

Salvador Sanchez please 🙏 RIP Alexis Arguello and Salvador Sanchez

Love these videos

Simply love your videos bro, there back story's history and everything else im not on social media that much these days but love your work RICH👍

Why in boxing are bouts held between former sparring partners ? That is ridiculous - when there have always been plenty of fighters that need a shot at the title - or even just a bout - wtf !

I met Alexis Arguello at a Lite Beer from Miller media event. He was as classy and humble as a person could be. RIP Champ

Horrible referee with the Johannison fight!!

Those European referees will let a black fighter die in that ring.

George showing his articulation in 1977 that would be his trademark some 20 years later.

Honorary white! Well I be damned😏

Ironically, I think he did some of his highest level boxing during that Curtis Parker fight. I guess you're not necessarily performing your best just because you knock out your opponent.

Remember! This dude did all of this after being wounded in Vietnam.💪🏾😏

One of the most resilient champs. I remember him from my grade school days.

I was born and raised in Levelland. 8 year old me was at the Texan Dome for the Crawley fight. That place was stunned and so upset. Of course 80 percent of the audience were uneducated boxing fans that were just proud of a hometown hero. They had no clue who Crawley even was. He wins that fight which my dad kept calling his tuneup, he gets BOOM BOOM. It was a sad day in Levelland.

49 -0 with 43 knockouts is by far the most impressive 👏 record ever the only close argument is Mike Tyson who is 58 -6 with 44 by knockout .. young or old he crushed anyone put in front of him

An buenas peleas y daban un buen espectáculo al público , hoy en día les gana la soberbia a muchos que se creen . Para qu te cultives canelo .

Joey Archer who was frustrated about being avoided at middleweight challenged Torres when champion Cus accepted then pulled out taking Eddie Cotton instead who had 20 losses .

Cus pulled a miracle with the Willie Pastrano win but like Patterson he protected him so much knowing he was on borrowed time undeserving opponent s and losing to an old Dick Tiger twice who was no lightheavyweight .

Thank you Richard. Your work is so important to our sport. Cont success.

Fight with Aaron , legendary

My uncle love and miss you

Super footage Rich, Love was one of those enigma boxers which always fascinate me, they really make the fight game unpredictable at times. He had the tools but just not the breaks. Glad to know he ended up with a great family life and putting something back into the fight game training youngsters. Best boxing channel by far.👏🥊

Marco's Geraldo Beat George Cooper For the California Middleweight Championship. Goes to show style's makes Fights

Love is enigmatic in the sense that he was obviously very talented and was also hooked up with the right people. Angelo Dundee one of boxing’s greatest trainers…It seems like this guy should have been more than just a dangerous spoiler .. Perhaps it was the complete lack of amateur experience that held him back.

David Love was the Mike Weaver of the middleweights.

Underrated fighter, to bad he had all those problems happend to him outside the ring.

Thanks for giving some not so known warriors their shine.Respect to Love's warrior spirit.

My first sad day as a boxing fan filled with sorrow. Not only a great champion, but we all loved Davey back then as a gentleman, and sorley lacking today...a man of class!

Jerry Quarry is a distant cousin of mine. We share a 13th great grampa named Knight William Forbes. We also share several other great grampa's including Edward III, Edward I Longshanks down to William The Conqueror.On the Scots side he is related to Robert The Bruce another great gramps we have in common. He is a descendant of Kings. No wonder he was such a fighter!

Here is the absolute truth, no gimmick, no issue of race, not his size, not his style, the fact is, like Muhammad Ali stated, this person, Rocky Marciano, could take unbelievable punishment. Ali said, upon being asked if he could beat Rocky, " I don't know if I could have beaten him because he could not be hurt". That's all, no more, no less. Now, post your arguments, but the fact remains, this was an indestructible person.

Respect

Love this video. I had never heard of him. But Dub and Adolf were both my trainers at one point.

Bob satterfield hit hard but he didn't have no defense once he got hit he forgot everything else.

Clyde was a fine fighter in his prime which unfortunately for him was during Jose Napoles reign as Champion. I saw many of Clyde's fights as well as those of George Chuvalo. I also attended both this fight and his fight with Napoles.

At least, he didn't have a tragic ending.

Un gran peleador, pero....realizo todas sus peleas en Argentina, excepto tres. De estas ultimas, una gano y dos las perdió.