Corrales- Castillo I was the best fight I ever saw live in my entire life back and forth action and the finale was unreal. Corrales coming back in the 10th from getting dropped two times and then stopping Castillo in the same round! Are you kidding me? I still get an adrenaline rush watching that. Never seen anything like that before in a boxing match
You beat me to it. I remember seeing that fight and thinking how unreal it was. At first I thought that stoppage was premature but Castillo seemed happy enough with the fight just being over. During the replay during the ring interviews I realized BOTH of them were nearly out on their feet, Corrales just wanted it more and was able to dig deep and find what he needed to win
@@itsnotme3882 yeah bro I was a 21 year old young dude with cornrows recording the fight on my VHS on Showtime I remember world champions Winky Wright, James Toney & Jeff Lacy ringside getting hyped jumping around. That fight was a special type of lit. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I completely agree. I remember watching the fight with my 15 year old nephew. I told him t the time, "You will probably never see a better fight.". It was simply breathtaking
RIP Diego Corrales. Like every other human, there was the good, the bad, and the ugly part of Diego Corrales. Another great documentary Rich, thank you!
Most humans don't beat on weaker people because their egos were hurt by being outclassed by another man. He was just a loser with talent, nothing special.
@@returnalnocturnal7729 You do not have the slightest clue of what you are talking about. I do not know where you came up with that lame reasoning/story but it is so far from what happened, I have to believe that you made it up.
Diego Corrales is one of the most exciting fighters to ever put on the gloves. If you ever want to introduce someone to boxing just replay the Corrales vs. Castillo fight. It's up there with Hagler/Hearns and Ali/Frasier as one of the most exciting fights of all time!!!
@@alexjones28Great fight! Qwawi-The Camden Buzzsaw was a monster at Lightheavyweight. Qwawi was a tank!!! Cruiserweight Holyfield was an absolute beast!!! 🤜💥💯
I've seen the knockdown comeback dozens of times, but I never appreciated that entire amazing fight or the amazing fighters before now. Truly one of the best!
Best historic boxing chanel on here. Hands down Rich. I learn a ton about the sport i love. And i like the way you give these fighters the dignity and respect every single pro fighter and amateurs as well.
Very early in his career I knew him because I trained at the same gym at the same time. Honestly, I didn't like him at all but I'd still talk to him when I'd see him to be cordial. He was very cocky and arrogant. It's wasn't like he was the baddest guy in the gym either, compared to a lot of us he was tiny and could just be picked up and given a helicopter ride like a little kid. Maybe being like that is required to be a champ but Rodney Jones, Tony Lopez, Pete Ranzani and many more champs came from that same gym, they were very likable and humble. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these great videos, this one of my favorite youtube channels.
@@RichtheFightHistorian Quite a few really good boxers came out of the Oak Park section of South Sacramento. Off the top of my head was Pete Ranzani, Loreto Garza . Tony Lopez, Mike Dallas Jr (I trained a lot with Sr who also boxed with moderate success), Willie Jorrin, Rodney Jones and others that had big fights. The owner was Ernie Guevara , the father of Joe Guevara that had a phenomial start until he faced Carlos Zarate. Joe told me Zarate had tremendous punching power, nothing like he had ever experienced. They way you described the area as rough was very true. There were gangs, pimps, dealers everywhere, especially near the gym (Capitol Boxing). The PAL (Police Athletic League) also fostered may good boxers, that facility was nearby. Often the guys from the PAL gym would go to Capitol to train as well and participate in the Saturday gym wars. Rodney Jones is someone that anyone could be instant friends with, a super nice guy. Same with Tony Lopez, almost all of the guys I met. My trainer for a few years was Timothy Harris, he lasted 7-8 rounds with Julian Jackson in his prime.(vid on youtube) He had a few title shots vs Nino LaRocca(youtube also) and had won a CA State belt but never had great success. He shot his ex's attorney and is still in prison I believe. I was around right at that time and he was in great distress over money/ child support.
@@RichtheFightHistorian I think a good idea for videos might be doing profiles on some gyms and the boxers from them. The has beens and the "has nots" something like that. There's gyms with plenty of stories I'm sure; like Kronk, Capitol, Wild Card,Johnny Tocco's etc. Would be interesting! Keep up the great work, I really enjoy your videos.
@@Dave-nv5rv Interesting tidbits. Thank you for sharing. I was always a fan of Tony Lopez. I also thought Loreto Garza should have gotten a lot more notoriety than he did...Two excellent fighters.
Good stuff rich. Look forward to watching this tomorrow. You have a great voice for documentaries and got me into boxing a few years ago now. Love your sympathetic take on boxers careers.
I was always a huge fan of Chico's, the man gave us several of the best fights of the decade, win or lose, including one of the greatest fights of all time in the Castillo fight. Thank you so much for this video Rich, I think this will be one of your most popular videos to date. Good look with it mate.
Was a big fan of Chico, as a fellow Sacramentan. But when I read about him beating his pregnant wife, all respect was gone. Had a huge heart in the ring, and none outside of it. It was so distressing to hear so many people pull the whole, "Hey, no one's perfect" defense, because it really illustrated just how we make allowances for athletes/celebrities. Anyways, good work on the video.
It is so difficult to reconcile his actions outside the ring and his abusive behavior toward his wife. He came across as vulnerable and decent in his post-fight interviews. A tormented soul for sure.
@@jamescook4116it's not that difficult. He was a lion with a coward's heart. I could care less about his excuses, a man that beats a woman when they have that level of power and talent is scummy low life loser.
Rich what a documentary Diego was one of the very best fighter and proved it over and over. I just wish he would not have done what he did to his wife at the time. To hear him in the ring you couldn't ask for a better guy but home life was different. Anyway you done a wonderful job on this one i will definitely go back and watch it again. Thank you my friend i really loved this one for sure.💯
I loved watching Chico fight. He was a throwback fighter. A great fantasy fight for me would have been him versus Alexis Arguello. RIP to Diego and Alexis. Thanks for the memories.
Diego "Chico" Corrales PRO record: 40-5-0, KO's 33 / World title record: 7-2-0, KO's 5. # 2-time World Super featherweight Champion: IBF 1999-2000 & WBO 2004. # World Lightweight Champion (Lineal/WBC/WBO): 2004-2005 # Defeated 6 recognized world champions: José Luis Castillo, Joel Casamayor, Robert Garcia, Derrick Gainer, Gairy St. Clair & Acelino Freitas # Lost to 4 recognized world champions: Floyd Mayweather Jr, José Luis Castillo, 2x Joel Casamayor, Joshua Clottey # Corrales was killed in a three-vehicle accident near his Las Vegas home. Corrales was riding a motorcycle when he struck the back of a car and was thrown more than 100 feet into oncoming traffic and struck by another vehicle. An ambulance was called by the witnesses at the scene, Corrales was rushed to a hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival. A medical examination showed that Corrales was intoxicated and his' blood alcohol content was 0.25 at the time of the crash, approximately 3 times the legal limit for state of Nevada.
Best thematic music intros and outros. Great documentary touch. I've watched 3. Haggler, Norton, now this one. Keep going. So many great fighters. I enjoy the hourly format
Great doc but definitely left me sad like many others here, just goes to show humans do have empathy and we all wish he had some kind of help to go along with his talent... It didn't have to go down that way.... Thanks for sharing and making us all aware, I think for the better.
How good is this channel .Thanks Rich. I always thought Diego had a lot of parallels with Lew Jenkins the Great lightweight champion of the forties!!??
Chico was so much better a fighter than Gatti. His great fights were against a much higher caliber of fighter than Gatti’s. Had the two ever fought it would have been a war, but a quick and decisive win for Corrales.
Another classic Rich! I did not have much respect for Corrales because of his domestic violence. Also, he was a master at spitting out his mouthpiece. I think Castillo beats him in their first fight if Corrales does not spit his mouthpiece out twice in the final round. As a boxer, he was a tough warrior. Keep them coming Rich!
Despite the trouble Diego was the absolute definition of a fighter tru power in his hands and nothing less then 1000% from him grit and pure determination rip u fuckin legend
I agree when they said they brought Diego ex and put her in the front how dirty is that. Mayweather was a great fighter but to me he must have been woried that he might get beat. Great documentary though
As a fighter Diego was incredible, aggressive, powerful with a huge heart and was pretty much always in exciting fights. It seemed his approach to boxing and life meant he was destined to die young tho. Great docu, thanks Rich!
Thanks very much again rich... I know you have no idea how these videos entertain me.. but I really do appreciate the work you put in to showcase many fighters, most unknown to general boxing fans of today, myself included. And this video shows the heart real fighters possess. I look at these fights and take a good look within, because it takes a lot to go round after round, I often wonder if I can do it myself. I feel for these guys like my own flesh and blood, most of whom had very hard lives like myself. Thanks again. Splendid job as always.🫡🫡
Just a clean classy fighter I mean class in and out of the ring.may the lord have mercy on your soul may you rest in peace in eternal peace forever. And may the lord give your family the strength to endure this terrible tragedy. Paz y amor por vida
He was wildly popular just about everywhere else except his hometown of Sacramento. It’s a great fight town with a pretty storied history but they never embraced Diego. He never boxed there once he became a world class fighter. I think it was because when he beat up his wife that made the front page of the Sacramento Bee . However when he won a fight it was buried in the sports section..He was well known there but not necessarily in a good way..
He was very good and very was so many great fighters at his weight class and he had good size height good power he need to remember as a good fighter and get more respect
THIS MAN WILL ALLLLLWAYS BE REMEMBERED FOR THAT FIGHT, ALLLLLWAYS. HE SHOWED HE HAD A LOT OF HEART IN THAT 10TH ROUND. BEATEN & BATTERED, HE STILL HAD ENOUGH IN THE TANK TO COME OUT VICTORIOUS.
@@THop2323 reckless objectively? There is no such thing; moreover it is easier to judge a boxer when the only ring ever fought in was from the 🛋️ couch 🥊. What specifically would you tell Corrales in terms of defense to defeat Mayweather or his four other losses?
@@Leo82870 Corrales himself said he opens up (drops his hand) when he throws hooks in this video. (48:11) So he could work on being more defensively responsible when punching. He could of also worked on basic fundamentals footwork and head movement. He WAS objectively, reckless in his fighting style chose to fight tough and not smart. Respectfully you don’t know me or my experience.
@@THop2323 I do know you are audacious enough to composite his entire career and life to subjective judgement. If you are not s boxer or trainer what constitutes expertise is limited as a layperson.
Within the ring Corrales was courage personified. You never let us down Rich - sincere and grateful thanks as ever for the time and diligence you give to every offering. Keep going and going Sir !
A man that beats on a woman because his ego was hurt for being beaten by a better warrior doesn't have the heart of a lion. He has the heart of a weasel
@@returnalnocturnal7729 u are entitled to your opinion but let the man rest he paid the ultimate price in the end so why do we still judge people once they gone
Floyd Mayweather gave Chico his flowers. That was a great fight and Diego Corrales was definitely one of the top guys in his division back then. He had a good Long reach and KO power in both hands, that's what I like to see.
Corrales- Castillo I was the best fight I ever saw live in my entire life back and forth action and the finale was unreal. Corrales coming back in the 10th from getting dropped two times and then stopping Castillo in the same round! Are you kidding me? I still get an adrenaline rush watching that. Never seen anything like that before in a boxing match
You beat me to it. I remember seeing that fight and thinking how unreal it was. At first I thought that stoppage was premature but Castillo seemed happy enough with the fight just being over. During the replay during the ring interviews I realized BOTH of them were nearly out on their feet, Corrales just wanted it more and was able to dig deep and find what he needed to win
Amen. It was the best fighter I ever saw as well.
@@itsnotme3882 yeah bro I was a 21 year old young dude with cornrows recording the fight on my VHS on Showtime I remember world champions Winky Wright, James Toney & Jeff Lacy ringside getting hyped jumping around. That fight was a special type of lit. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
“You better fing get on the inside now” Diego immediately takes him out
I completely agree. I remember watching the fight with my 15 year old nephew. I told him t the time, "You will probably never see a better fight.". It was simply breathtaking
Chico was one of a kind. Thank you for this video, Rich.
My pleasure, Jeff.
So many fantasy fights you get from this Legend. RIP to one of the best left hooks of all time, Mr. Corrales
RIP Diego Corrales. Like every other human, there was the good, the bad, and the ugly part of Diego Corrales. Another great documentary Rich, thank you!
My pleasure, Dividenddream
Most humans don't beat on weaker people because their egos were hurt by being outclassed by another man. He was just a loser with talent, nothing special.
@returnalnocturnal7729 No one cares what you think, though
@@returnalnocturnal7729 You do not have the slightest clue of what you are talking about.
I do not know where you came up with that lame reasoning/story but it is so far from what happened, I have to believe that you made it up.
@@John.Flower.Productionshe was a women beater
Diego Corrales is one of the most exciting fighters to ever put on the gloves. If you ever want to introduce someone to boxing just replay the Corrales vs. Castillo fight. It's up there with Hagler/Hearns and Ali/Frasier as one of the most exciting fights of all time!!!
Pryor vs Arguello is up there too with the rest of the fights.
@@dark8prince201Holyfield vs Bowe, Gatti vs Ward, and Barrera vs Morales as well.
Holyfield and Qawi 1
@@alexjones28Great fight! Qwawi-The Camden Buzzsaw was a monster at Lightheavyweight. Qwawi was a tank!!! Cruiserweight Holyfield was an absolute beast!!! 🤜💥💯
Tough is the understatement of the century for chico...
Rip champ.
Another amazing video Rich.You're one of a kind.
Thank you, B Zanon
Chico was a fighter's fighter. Thanks for the tribute Rich!
My pleasure, Apex.
I've seen the knockdown comeback dozens of times, but I never appreciated that entire amazing fight or the amazing fighters before now. Truly one of the best!
Best historic boxing chanel on here. Hands down Rich. I learn a ton about the sport i love. And i like the way you give these fighters the dignity and respect every single pro fighter and amateurs as well.
Facts
Thank you very much, Matthew
Chico Corrales great warrior in the ring. Coward in the real world.
Great video. Thank you for it.
My pleasure, Ignacio
ONE OF THE GREATEST WARRIORS IN HISTORY, R.I.P CHICO , ❤
Very early in his career I knew him because I trained at the same gym at the same time.
Honestly, I didn't like him at all but I'd still talk to him when I'd see him to be cordial. He was very cocky and arrogant. It's wasn't like he was the baddest guy in the gym either, compared to a lot of us he was tiny and could just be picked up and given a helicopter ride like a little kid.
Maybe being like that is required to be a champ but Rodney Jones, Tony Lopez, Pete Ranzani and many more champs came from that same gym, they were very likable and humble.
Thanks for all the hard work you put into these great videos, this one of my favorite youtube channels.
Interesting to hear that, Dave. Thanks for the share.
@@RichtheFightHistorian
Quite a few really good boxers came out of the Oak Park section of South Sacramento.
Off the top of my head was Pete Ranzani, Loreto Garza . Tony Lopez, Mike Dallas Jr (I trained a lot with Sr who also boxed with moderate success), Willie Jorrin, Rodney Jones and others that had big fights.
The owner was Ernie Guevara , the father of Joe Guevara that had a phenomial start until he faced Carlos Zarate. Joe told me Zarate had tremendous punching power, nothing like he had ever experienced.
They way you described the area as rough was very true. There were gangs, pimps, dealers everywhere, especially near the gym (Capitol Boxing). The PAL (Police Athletic League) also fostered may good boxers, that facility was nearby.
Often the guys from the PAL gym would go to Capitol to train as well and participate in the Saturday gym wars.
Rodney Jones is someone that anyone could be instant friends with, a super nice guy. Same with Tony Lopez, almost all of the guys I met.
My trainer for a few years was Timothy Harris, he lasted 7-8 rounds with Julian Jackson in his prime.(vid on youtube) He had a few title shots vs Nino LaRocca(youtube also) and had won a CA State belt but never had great success. He shot his ex's attorney and is still in prison I believe. I was around right at that time and he was in great distress over money/ child support.
@@RichtheFightHistorian
I think a good idea for videos might be doing profiles on some gyms and the boxers from them. The has beens and the "has nots" something like that.
There's gyms with plenty of stories I'm sure; like Kronk, Capitol, Wild Card,Johnny Tocco's etc.
Would be interesting!
Keep up the great work, I really enjoy your videos.
@@Dave-nv5rv Thank you, Dave. I'll consider that.
@@Dave-nv5rv Interesting tidbits. Thank you for sharing. I was always a fan of Tony Lopez. I also thought Loreto Garza should have gotten a lot more notoriety than he did...Two excellent fighters.
Man I asked Joesph Vincent, and many other channels and I thank god someone finally dropped a video on Chico!
best fight i’ve ever see, can watch the 9/10th 1000 times and still get goosebumps.
I was at the Acelino Freitas fight. One of the most memorable atmospheres to date that I’ve been a part of. The building was MOVING……
Good stuff rich. Look forward to watching this tomorrow. You have a great voice for documentaries and got me into boxing a few years ago now. Love your sympathetic take on boxers careers.
Thank you, Richard, hope you enjoy.
I was always a huge fan of Chico's, the man gave us several of the best fights of the decade, win or lose, including one of the greatest fights of all time in the Castillo fight.
Thank you so much for this video Rich, I think this will be one of your most popular videos to date. Good look with it mate.
Thank you, Get Smart, will see how it does.
Was a big fan of Chico, as a fellow Sacramentan. But when I read about him beating his pregnant wife, all respect was gone.
Had a huge heart in the ring, and none outside of it. It was so distressing to hear so many people pull the whole, "Hey, no one's perfect" defense, because it really illustrated just how we make allowances for athletes/celebrities.
Anyways, good work on the video.
Thank you, Chris.
It is so difficult to reconcile his actions outside the ring and his abusive behavior toward his wife. He came across as vulnerable and decent in his post-fight interviews. A tormented soul for sure.
@@jamescook4116it's not that difficult. He was a lion with a coward's heart. I could care less about his excuses, a man that beats a woman when they have that level of power and talent is scummy low life loser.
Another brilliantly put together video. Much respect
Thank you, Andy.
Superb tribute Rich. They don't make 'em like Diego Corrales too often!!!
Thank you, David.
Great video coverage Rich 🥊🥊💯 RIP to A True Warrior. He'd some epic battles
Thank you, Samuel.
Wow a modern documentary with Chico!!!!!!
R.i.p chico 🥊
Man... about time someone made this video... THANK YOU!
Sure thing, Guy.
Nice documentary! I used to train with Diego at Sac PAL. Miss him.. R.I.P. Chico! 🙏🙌
Rich what a documentary Diego was one of the very best fighter and proved it over and over. I just wish he would not have done what he did to his wife at the time. To hear him in the ring you couldn't ask for a better guy but home life was different. Anyway you done a wonderful job on this one i will definitely go back and watch it again. Thank you my friend i really loved this one for sure.💯
Thanks, Ron. Yeah, a real head scratcher as he seemed as personable as can be in his interviews/profiles.
I loved watching Chico fight. He was a throwback fighter. A great fantasy fight for me would have been him versus Alexis Arguello. RIP to Diego and Alexis. Thanks for the memories.
Gone but never forgotten! Its said alot but Chico was must see TV. R.I.P Chico Corrales
BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam!!!! Thank You
Thank you very much, Tabernacle.
Diego "Chico" Corrales
PRO record: 40-5-0, KO's 33 / World title record: 7-2-0, KO's 5.
# 2-time World Super featherweight Champion: IBF 1999-2000 & WBO 2004.
# World Lightweight Champion (Lineal/WBC/WBO): 2004-2005
# Defeated 6 recognized world champions: José Luis Castillo, Joel Casamayor, Robert Garcia, Derrick Gainer, Gairy St. Clair & Acelino Freitas
# Lost to 4 recognized world champions: Floyd Mayweather Jr, José Luis Castillo, 2x Joel Casamayor, Joshua Clottey
# Corrales was killed in a three-vehicle accident near his Las Vegas home. Corrales was riding a motorcycle when he struck the back of a car and was thrown more than 100 feet into oncoming traffic and struck by another vehicle. An ambulance was called by the witnesses at the scene, Corrales was rushed to a hospital but was pronounced
dead on arrival. A medical examination showed that Corrales was intoxicated and his' blood alcohol content was 0.25 at the time of the crash, approximately 3 times
the legal limit for state of Nevada.
I wish someone had helped him.
@@staticshockboxing Yeah it was sad!
A brilliant video Rich and great respect to a true warrior. Thanks for sharing!
Sure thing, oncall21
Best thematic music intros and outros. Great documentary touch. I've watched 3. Haggler, Norton, now this one. Keep going. So many great fighters. I enjoy the hourly format
Thanks, Percy. Will do more with longer segments.
The Castillo fight... Wow.
One of my favourites 🔥👊💥🇲🇽
Am from Sacramento ca, this a good documentary on Diego! Thank you rich!
My pleasure, Juan.
RIP CHICO. A TRUE LEGEND NEVER FORGOTTEN. ❤
I grew up with Chico and boxed with him in Sacramento.
What a fighter. Tragic ending. 🥊🥊🥊
This is why my parents never let me buy a motorcycle. They may have saved my life.
Very good documentary.
Corrales was one of a kind!!!
Seeing how good corrales is, helps you understand how good mayweather is
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A troubled talent. RIP Chico 🙏
the females in his life had more trouble than he did, inflicted by him.
He was one of my favorites too. CHICO YOU WAS A FIGHTER.
A REAL ONE !!! He fought anyone and never backed down. RIP 🏆🏆🏆
Thanks for the video, RICH THE FIGHT HISTORIAN
My pleasure, abudujana13
@RichtheFightHistorian UA-cam is loving your channel! I watched 6 commercials in the 1st 25 minutes!!
Anothe master piece Rich THANK YOU 😊
My pleasure, George.
Great doc but definitely left me sad like many others here, just goes to show humans do have empathy and we all wish he had some kind of help to go along with his talent... It didn't have to go down that way.... Thanks for sharing and making us all aware, I think for the better.
Thanks, StaticShockBoxing.
Passed away to soon.
In the boxing ring ,the phrase ... heart of a warrior......will always be equated= to *Diego Corrales , Rest in Peace CHAMP☝️✝️
Corralles-Castillo #1 will go down as one of the BEST fights of the Century! RIP Champ.
I got chills watching this.
How good is this channel .Thanks Rich.
I always thought Diego had a lot of parallels with Lew Jenkins the Great lightweight champion of the forties!!??
100 %
Thanks, Paul. I'll have to read up more on Jenkins.
@@RichtheFightHistorianMate do yourself a favour.He was a wild wild man!!
Such a troubled soul.... but a truly gutsy warlord. Rip chico
Chico was my guy!! I loved Chico like the world loved Arturo Gatti!!
Chico was so much better a fighter than Gatti. His great fights were against a much higher caliber of fighter than Gatti’s. Had the two ever fought it would have been a war, but a quick and decisive win for Corrales.
thumbs up before even clicking play
One of the greatest fights I’ve ever seen. Slugfest from the beginning.
Another classic Rich! I did not have much respect for Corrales because of his domestic violence. Also, he was a master at spitting out his mouthpiece. I think Castillo beats him in their first fight if Corrales does not spit his mouthpiece out twice in the final round. As a boxer, he was a tough warrior. Keep them coming Rich!
Thank you, RE, will do.
I love chico forever!
I guess Corrales learned the mouthpiece trick from Freitas. R.I.P great fighter!
Great Fighter. A true warrior. RIP Diego and thanks again Rich!!!
Always a pleasure, Britt.
15:18 Roy Jones got disqualified for less...
Despite the trouble Diego was the absolute definition of a fighter tru power in his hands and nothing less then 1000% from him grit and pure determination rip u fuckin legend
As a fighter he was a gem!
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Rest in Love Chico. He was a heck of a warrior
the best as always.
Great video! thank you😎
Chico r.i.p🙏
Thanks, HighpowerX
no quit in that man.
This was a Bad man! One of the best left hooks in the game!
His wife would testify to that
@@vinniedixon1140 I can't speak on his personal life . Didn't know him.
YES!!! R.I.P Chico my favorite fighter of all time win or lose.
What's the name of the song in the beginning?
'Unstoppable' by Beacon Light
@@RichtheFightHistorian Thanks
15:18 I hate to see someone win a fight by means other than beating their opponent but Mayweather should have been disqualified.
I agree when they said they brought Diego ex and put her in the front how dirty is that. Mayweather was a great fighter but to me he must have been woried that he might get beat. Great documentary though
That was a calculated callus tactical maneuver before and after the dayz of Jay Edgar Hoover . 😂 🎉
Courtesy of lil fraud Floyd ... Sigmund Freud ?! 🤔
If you know anything about Tony Weeks, then you know he’s Always the ref that 🛑 fights for the fighters sake.
thank's Rich class as usual !
Thank you, Kim
The greatest fight since Bobby Chacon vs. Bazooka Limon.
What a warrior rest in peace Chico.🥊
Whoops, Money beat him too. That was before he got excuses for winning from May-Haters.
As a fighter Diego was incredible, aggressive, powerful with a huge heart and was pretty much always in exciting fights.
It seemed his approach to boxing and life meant he was destined to die young tho.
Great docu, thanks Rich!
Thank you, Andrew.
Great viewing 👌
RIP Chico 🙏
Thanks very much again rich... I know you have no idea how these videos entertain me.. but I really do appreciate the work you put in to showcase many fighters, most unknown to general boxing fans of today, myself included. And this video shows the heart real fighters possess. I look at these fights and take a good look within, because it takes a lot to go round after round, I often wonder if I can do it myself. I feel for these guys like my own flesh and blood, most of whom had very hard lives like myself. Thanks again. Splendid job as always.🫡🫡
Thank you very much, Marlon.
Just a clean classy fighter I mean class in and out of the ring.may the lord have mercy on your soul may you rest in peace in eternal peace forever. And may the lord give your family the strength to endure this terrible tragedy. Paz y amor por vida
RIP Champ. Thanks Rich!
Sure thing, Mehdi.
Blown away !Thank you Rich...made my weekend.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it Clownu8nt
I got to give to him warrior 💯
He was wildly popular just about everywhere else except his hometown of Sacramento. It’s a great fight town with a pretty storied history but they never embraced Diego. He never boxed there once he became a world class fighter. I think it was because when he beat up his wife that made the front page of the Sacramento Bee . However when he won a fight it was buried in the sports section..He was well known there but not necessarily in a good way..
Floyd Mayweather almost killed him and Gatti!! 😢😢😢😢Rip Diego 🙏🏽 😅
10th round comeback against Castillo will be remembered forever
That was LEGENDARY!
It’s crazy how Diego could give great interviews right after getting knocked out
He was very good and very was so many great fighters at his weight class and he had good size height good power he need to remember as a good fighter and get more respect
THIS MAN WILL ALLLLLWAYS BE REMEMBERED FOR THAT FIGHT, ALLLLLWAYS. HE SHOWED HE HAD A LOT OF HEART IN THAT 10TH ROUND. BEATEN & BATTERED, HE STILL HAD ENOUGH IN THE TANK TO COME OUT VICTORIOUS.
Great fighter but Floyd popped that ass😂
He lived like he fought..RECKLESS sometimes too much heart is bad
Too much caution stifles a person as well. Corrales lived the way he wanted it is not for us to judge. For you it is reckless perhaps for him passion.
@@Leo82870 He was reckless objectively. He could of passionately worked on defense as well.
@@THop2323 reckless objectively? There is no such thing; moreover it is easier to judge a boxer when the only ring ever fought in was from the 🛋️ couch 🥊. What specifically would you tell Corrales in terms of defense to defeat Mayweather or his four other losses?
@@Leo82870 Corrales himself said he opens up (drops his hand) when he throws hooks in this video. (48:11)
So he could work on being more defensively responsible when punching. He could of also worked on basic fundamentals footwork and head movement.
He WAS objectively, reckless in his fighting style chose to fight tough and not smart. Respectfully you don’t know me or my experience.
@@THop2323 I do know you are audacious enough to composite his entire career and life to subjective judgement. If you are not s boxer or trainer what constitutes expertise is limited as a layperson.
It seemed like a fast 10 count in the second Castillo fight.
Within the ring Corrales was courage personified.
You never let us down Rich - sincere and grateful thanks as ever for the time and diligence you give to every offering.
Keep going and going Sir !
I appreciate that, Martin, thanks.
He was amazing 🥲 he had the heart of a lion 🦁 he won’t be forgotten
A man that beats on a woman because his ego was hurt for being beaten by a better warrior doesn't have the heart of a lion. He has the heart of a weasel
@@returnalnocturnal7729 u are entitled to your opinion but let the man rest he paid the ultimate price in the end so why do we still judge people once they gone
Corrales vs castillo 1 was greatest stoppage in boxing history 👊
RIP CHICO !! 🥊🙏💯
Fearless fighter. Not a style that promoted any kind of longevity
The greatest fight ever.
Floyd Mayweather gave Chico his flowers. That was a great fight and Diego Corrales was definitely one of the top guys in his division back then. He had a good Long reach and KO power in both hands, that's what I like to see.
One of the nicest guys ever not a bad fighter either
Nicest? He nearly killed his pregnant wife and had a long history of domestic abuse.
I'm sure his female victims appreciate seeing him referred to as "troubled" here. @@tentringer4065
Nice to me cause I never knew him how's that
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Weak. How's that?
Sounds fair
I loved the guy..