People these days see too much of the good side of sports and life in general. There's always good with bad. Right with wrong. Yin with Yang. Everyone can go out sad. The biggest underdog fight I can remember is Foreman vs. Moorer. Hands down. I was 8 years old. I even remember my pastor saying, "George is gonna need a miracle." And the last round... BOOM BABY. It was a moment in time.
He didn't need a miracle, because Foreman knew the Lord was with him the whole journey there. That comeback (and the fact that he's from Texas) is what makes him my favorite boxer of all time. Big George was experienced enough to know not to scare Moorer from trading shots in exchanges during the opening rounds. Moorer not realizing the danger he was in until it was too late was all from Foreman's brilliant strategy. That picture perfect 1-2 is one of the most beautiful knockouts to happen in the ring
Biggest underdog pick for me was Hopkins vs Pavlik. It felt like Hopkins and I were the only people who thought he would win, and everyone else was ready to write a eulogy. Felt amazing to see Bhop once again defy father time.
What happened with Joe Louis vs. Rocky Marciano still makes me teary eyed to this day. Louis deserved a hero's reward for all those years as the champ and for sticking up for black soldiers in WW2, and for the US using him as a prop all throughout the war for being the world champion. Rocky didn't wanna put a hurt on Joe, and even in interviews he never seemed proud of that victory. I hope Joe's resting in peace, you deserved a lot better than you got.
It was heartbreaking what happened to Joe Louis. Rocky crying in the locker room afterwards made me tear up. Both of them are "a man among men". I feel like there are very few who can live up to the standard they represent.
To answer your question at 10:48, the most recent fight I can think of was Alexa Grasso vs Valentina Shevchenko. I was super hyped to see Grasso win and I really hope she’s able to keep her title for a long time
Fonfara vs Chavez Jr… LOL Funny ass fight. I wasn’t surprised though. Chavez acted crazy asf in the posfight interview like he usually does. He said some funny shit. He quit, he knew he was about to get knocked out 😂😂
The fight that I will always remember is George Kambosos Jr. vs Teofimo Lopez, from when the bout was mandated by the IBF I said that Kambosos was gonna win, and he did it.
To me the sadest one is definetly Ali......knowing how great he was in his prime and then seeing him taking a beating because he was a shell of himself that was really heartbreaking to watch for me
but it was his own doing too no? what if he didn't spend all his prior earnings? what if he retired when he slowed down instead of asking his sparring partners to hit him constantly to get more punch resistance. what if he realized he's not himself and retired before.
This is the same for most boxers tho, it’s the circle of life for ‘champs’. The young champ beats the old champ, then becomes the old champ beaten by the young champ.
My underdog story: Bellator 106: "King Mo" Muhammed Lawal vs Emanuel Newton - I was rooting for Newton because I have weird favourite fighters. The fight ending spinning back fist KO was picture perfect and had me jumping out of my seat. My favourite memory from watching a live broadcasted event.
Mcgregor vs Poirier 2 is the one I pick everyone thought mcgregor was going to knockout poirier easily but poirier showed how much he’s evolved as a fighter and it also showed how much the sport evolved leaving conor behind.
Great video! Best boxing content on UA-cam. Sounds like a cheap answer, but the the fans of boxing win this weekend. So nice to see two boxers putting it on the line when it counts. When so many aren’t nowadays.
I was rooting for Holly Holm when she fought Rousey. Ronda’s coach was talking so much about how good Ronda’s boxing is, but I guess he forgot who Holly Holm is.
Boxrec has rated Holm as the P4P greatest female boxer ever. How the hell did Ronda's team not know who they going up against??? Ronda had never been a striker. Her punches were a distraction to help her get inside for the takedown. But she tried to box Holly. Madness.
I hear you man morales is definitely my favourite it was a privilege to follow his whole career.great guy inside and outside the ring never showed any arrogance a true warrior.he was in so many great fights always coming forward.
Morales made a mistake coming to fight the best at 140 In such rush. He could’ve have taken some easy fights before that. He had potential to win against Maidana and García IMO by the minimum.
I have more sympathy for the journeymen fighters who fight for small money, sometimes on short notice, sometimes in mismatches. And no one seems to care when they get screwed on a seriously bad decision. The big name fighters who are financially comfortable but can't bring themselves to stay retired can only blame themselves. The bad boy, big mouth, & cheating fighters shouldn't be shocked when people want to see them beaten, bruised, & bleeding. Situations where fighters past their prime have a real financial need to keep fighting are truly sad.
We the fans are the winners. Let's hope this is the start of many fights we need to see like Spence Vs. Crawford and Fury Vs. Usyk. But I think Ryan gets his first L.
Every one of these are so sad! But not near as sad as those boxers who left the ring on stretchers and never woke up again. To me that’s the saddest part of boxing 🥊. But it’s still the greatest one on one sport as long as the corrupt management stays away.
Rodriguez vs Cuadras This was last year so it’s recent. Bam Rodriguez was a last minute replacement, jumped 2 weight classes and had never fought beyond 8 rounds before. Won by unanimous decision and became a new star overnight.
10:43 The good old Ruiz-AJ 1 I saw Andy Ruiz fighting on Top Rank undercards and I thought it was Butterbean on steroids 🤣 After Miller was replaced, I didn't know Ruiz moved to PBC and jumped to Matchroom to fight AJ I had a feeling Ruiz can upset him but not in that fashion Good to see these prospects become champions
Sad as it is, it’s the circle of life for the great ‘champs’ to loose to the next great champ. The young champ beats the old champ, then becomes the old champ beaten by the young champ. Eg, Ali, Holmes, Tyson, Chavez, DelaHoya, Mayweather etc…
Yeah his knee was gone for a while n I know a thing about knee injuries fr but whatever Sergio el marvioso Martinez knee was shot even wen he fought in the rain in Argentina
UFC 86: Rampage vs. Griffin That's the fight I remember vividly wherein Rampage was the overall odds favorite to win, with MMANews saying that he will run through Forrest to get that Rashad Evans fight. But BAM! Forrest Griffin School of leg kicks happen.
hey man good videos. your attention to detail is flawless coming from a true die hard fan of the sport. you should make a video about the promoters and mangers and networks
Chavez v Dela Hoya always gets me cos at 34, you could see that Chavez was a shadow of his former self, he’d been on a clear steady decline since the age of 30. On top of that, his life outside the ring was clearly effecting him personally and it just felt wrong to watch Chavez loose against a young prime Oscar when he was over the hill, to heavy, riddled with drug addiction and just no where near to what he was aged 22-28.
I started watching boxing in the early 90s and from there 2 fights come in mind that made me sad.. it was Chavez vs tzsyu and when Jones got ko by tarver . Those hurt man
I was bored on a Saturday night and I tune into whatever boxing right is going on right. Anthony Joshua fighting some Hispanic I’ve never heard of but me being the Hispanic let’s go for him. All of a sudden Andy Ruiz is knocking out the champion of the world and we going crazy 😂
One underdog I was rooting for that ended up winning in MMA was Roxanne Modafferi when beat Macy Barber. Old beloved fighter that was put in there to lose to promote this young star but Roxanne won dominating Macy Barber
The boxer I rooted that he was the underdog and won was Orlando Salido vs JuanMa Lopez, I can still remember the joy I felt when Salido dropped Juanma in the 10TH round and the ref stopping the fight ❤ I can still remember it like it was yesterday, time flies by so fast
Penalosa vs Gonzalez. I thought Penalosa would loose until that body shot came in. I was in highschool at that time in my grandmas house. Good old days
Michael Bisping vs. Luke Rockhold, after Bisping took the fight on short notice. Rockhold was tearing up Middleweight, and held the title. Bisping was taking shots, but clipped Rockhold on the point of his jaw, rocking him. Bisping backed him up to the cage, and just wailed on Rockhold, who was sitting at this point, before the ref called it. I'll never forget that fight. I was with my GF in a bar watching the PPV, and i got to see Bisping finally get a title.
I recall that one well. Bisping actually had a plan. If you rewatch it look for the multiple shots he's as he trying to catch Rockhold either coming in his chin way up or retreating with almost no guard and chin still high. Bisping finally does it, but in a weird way. The finishing sequence is a hard right to the chest as Rockhold is bladed to Bisping and dancing back to range. Its that shot gives Bisping the range to know he's got Rockhold's head right there and no gaurd, like always. The right to Rockhold's chest is HARD, though. It's not some little shot. He nailed him with it. And then, before Luke can really feel that, Bisping's left comes down like the hand of God and cleanly cracks Rockhold's chin. The sequence was fast, chained up like Bisping'd rehearsed it a million times. I'm sure the right was to catch Rockhold's chin if he ducked and the left was in case he didn't or get his chin with a second shot. In the end it worked perfectly with the right to the sternum, well inside range, and the fast left, over Luke's shoulder and clean to the chin. I cheered when that happened.
Amazing video like always! It's always an amazing video when you upload and I click asap every time I see you upload. I was thinking could you do a video just like this one but its when boxers go out great or happy or on top?
No doubt it was Grasso vs Shevchenko. I was screaming and jumping my ass off when Grasso took Shev’s back and started squeezing with everything she had.
Morales deserved that win against maidana. His eye was closed after the second round and morales boxed like nothing was wrong. Any other boxer woulda quit morales had the time of his life.
Tell me I’m wrong but the best fight trilogy ever !! Gatti vs ward. Just amazing those guys fought for peanuts and did it like no other two could . It’s a shame what happened to gatti ! We all know she killed his ass
1. Joe Louis - - Was DEAD-BROKE due to the relentless and unfare IRS treatment and an AMerican icon was betryed bt his own country he had served. 2. Marvin Hagler - Was robbed out of a victory / draw contest against Ray Leonard. Hagler had been treated bad by judges in the past and several times avoided by promotors from a rightfull shot long before he became champion. Also had to constantly live in a shadow of Leonard despite working his butt off. 3. Mohammad Ali - Kept boxing for to long and ignored all medical advises and ignored his own team's plea for him to retire after his Spink fight. Ali's ego kept going. 4. Frank Bruno - After his fight with Oliver McCall, he was suffering eye related problem and after the Mike Tyson 2 fight, Bruno's eye sight was permanently lower and at risk of going blind. Against his will he was forced into a retirement from all boxing, a sport he had lived for and still did. His retirement was despressing and he often slept in a ring. 5. Oscar De La Hoya - DLH had been pushing himself to much and was a pale ghost of his former self in his last fight. He was done and boxing had been his line of work since kids days. 6. Mike Tyson - Tyson wrestled with a lot of inner demons, tax problems and a bankrupcy. He had nothing left in him for boxing and gave up against a most basic journyman he could and should have won. Was even paid $5 million for that fight. Before that Tyson jhad been very inactive in receny years and wasted his final career years. 7. Bernard Hopkins - WHile Hopkins had made it to become the oldest P4P world champion of all times, he could not cheat father time forever and against Sergey Kovalev, that was due to happen. And while he still went the distnace, he was non the less an old man in the ring. And against Joe Smith Jr. it was over-due of expired best date.
To answer the mid video question. Nunez Vs Peña the 1st fight. Idk what it was about Peña but I always thought she would be the one to beat Nunez so when the moment happened I was beyond overjoyed.
Underdog fights: Boxing - I have to say that Foreman vs Moorer is the most improbable yet ultimately unsurprising underdog story. Like the Tortoise and the Hare. MMA - I think that when Nate Diaz submitted prime Conor, that was just special. That and Holly Holm vs Ronda Rousey, although having already seen Holly straight-on box I knew Ronda was in for a tough fight if she hadn't better developed her boxing. Spoiler alert: she never did.
How Bernard Hopkins ended his career still stings 2 this day 4 me. Though 2 answer your question the 1st fight between Nate Diaz & Conor McGregor will always be one of the happiest moments I've had as an MMA fan rooting for an underdog, as I was absolutely certain Nate was gonna win that fight the moment he was booked as the replacement for Rafael Dos Anjos backing out due to a foot injury, and was ecstatic when he won.
Rip Tommy Morrison I know he didn’t make the list but hiv diagnoses was the worst thing that could happen to the one time wbo champion from getting his payday with Tyson
Honorable Mentions (for Part 2): *Manny Pacquiao vs Yordenis Ugas, August 20, 2021 *Roy Jones Jr. *Felix Tito Trinidad *Roberto Duran *Riddick Bowe after being low blowed twice by Golota *Sugar Ray Leonard *Jake LaMotta *Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. *Arturo Gatti *Micky Ward *Ricky Hatton after being KOed by Pacquiao *Evander Holyfield *Tommy Morrison *Antonio Margarito a.k.a Miguel Cotto's sweet revenge *Razor Ruddock *Prince Naseem Hamed after a humiliating loss to Barrera *Meldrick Taylor after a controversial KO loss to Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
My heart broke for Ali since he was my childhood boxing hero. 3 times I saw him defeated but it was that defeat to Leon Spinx when I was 9 that hurt the most. I cried, but I was only 9 years old so... And Tyson was my boxing hero since he and I were the same age. Not to mention that he was arguably the most devastating KO artist that the sport had ever seen before or since. My heartbreak from his first big loss was mostly due to the fact that I had money bet on the fight 🤣
Many people close to boxing at the time questioned the loss to Spinx, said Spinx was cherry picked because Alii wanted a safe opponent to become the First Three Time World Heavyweight Champion.
@@Salieri47 I remember that fight like it was yesterday. Ali seemed lethargic and tired. I remember how he'd immediately go into the clinch almost every exchange. Then look up and mug for the camera every so often. I remember sitting in the floor in front of our huge console TV yelling at the screen "come on Ali!! What's wrong?!?" And I remember one fight commentator saying that Ali had been ill a short time before the fight.
In my opinion Ali went 55-3-1 the 2 fights do not count at all. He was far far past his prime. He was mentally impaired and was suffering from brain damage and Parkinson’s.
Jiri vs glover, jiri did the what ppl thought was impossible, his comeback against Jamal gone be some shit stay tuned although my boy Jamal ain’t not push over by any means I think Jiri got this hope this ages well lol
People these days see too much of the good side of sports and life in general. There's always good with bad. Right with wrong. Yin with Yang. Everyone can go out sad.
The biggest underdog fight I can remember is Foreman vs. Moorer. Hands down. I was 8 years old. I even remember my pastor saying, "George is gonna need a miracle." And the last round... BOOM BABY. It was a moment in time.
He didn't need a miracle, because Foreman knew the Lord was with him the whole journey there. That comeback (and the fact that he's from Texas) is what makes him my favorite boxer of all time. Big George was experienced enough to know not to scare Moorer from trading shots in exchanges during the opening rounds. Moorer not realizing the danger he was in until it was too late was all from Foreman's brilliant strategy. That picture perfect 1-2 is one of the most beautiful knockouts to happen in the ring
@@thomashightower7881 Damn bro the lord really decided to let kids in africa die so Foreman can win that fight in the last round
@@dkdebest lmao
@@dkdebest OMG wtf 🤣🤣🤣
@@dkdebest 😂
Wake up, babe. New Hancho just dropped.
I'm awake
Lame comment to copy
@@jcartiertv779 cringe man, have some self respect
@@jcartiertv779 she’s not coming back, watch the boxing video and be inspired damnit
Why do you love him more than me!
Biggest underdog pick for me was Hopkins vs Pavlik. It felt like Hopkins and I were the only people who thought he would win, and everyone else was ready to write a eulogy. Felt amazing to see Bhop once again defy father time.
What happened with Joe Louis vs. Rocky Marciano still makes me teary eyed to this day. Louis deserved a hero's reward for all those years as the champ and for sticking up for black soldiers in WW2, and for the US using him as a prop all throughout the war for being the world champion.
Rocky didn't wanna put a hurt on Joe, and even in interviews he never seemed proud of that victory.
I hope Joe's resting in peace, you deserved a lot better than you got.
It was heartbreaking what happened to Joe Louis. Rocky crying in the locker room afterwards made me tear up.
Both of them are "a man among men". I feel like there are very few who can live up to the standard they represent.
...every time I talk about boxing, some white guy gotta pull Rocky Marciano out they ass?!
Joe business wasn’t right,you made he was going broke not asking for money for his services? Lmao
Joe Louis is an icon
@@dantedlane2 Going broke is WHY Joe Louis had to fight Rocky Marciano. Do you know how old he was for that fight?
To answer your question at 10:48, the most recent fight I can think of was Alexa Grasso vs Valentina Shevchenko. I was super hyped to see Grasso win and I really hope she’s able to keep her title for a long time
Fonfara vs Chavez Jr… LOL Funny ass fight. I wasn’t surprised though. Chavez acted crazy asf in the posfight interview like he usually does. He said some funny shit. He quit, he knew he was about to get knocked out 😂😂
The most recent underdog I was rooting for was
Kambosos Vs Teofimo
He started out as a 13-1 underdog to become unified champion 😭.
I never imagined I'd see you cover Tex Cobb. That man is a straight legend with an awesome story.
I loved Tex.
The fight that I will always remember is George Kambosos Jr. vs Teofimo Lopez, from when the bout was mandated by the IBF I said that Kambosos was gonna win, and he did it.
To me the sadest one is definetly Ali......knowing how great he was in his prime and then seeing him taking a beating because he was a shell of himself that was really heartbreaking to watch for me
The majority of his most well known fights were out of his prime actually.
@@CantRead1 yeah i know, but in this one he was way past his best. Had nothing left in em and it showed.....
but it was his own doing too no?
what if he didn't spend all his prior earnings?
what if he retired when he slowed down instead of asking his sparring partners to hit him constantly to get more punch resistance.
what if he realized he's not himself and retired before.
This is the same for most boxers tho, it’s the circle of life for ‘champs’. The young champ beats the old champ, then becomes the old champ beaten by the young champ.
My underdog story:
Bellator 106: "King Mo" Muhammed Lawal vs Emanuel Newton - I was rooting for Newton because I have weird favourite fighters. The fight ending spinning back fist KO was picture perfect and had me jumping out of my seat. My favourite memory from watching a live broadcasted event.
king mo was overrated imo, he was just a discount rampage Jackson.
Youngest champion ever: Wilfredo Benítez 🇵🇷 (17)
Oldest champion ever: Bernard Hopkins 🇺🇸 (49)
Boxing is a CRAZY wild sport.
Mike Tyson was the youngest heavyweight champion.
What an achievement champion at 17 and that was the days of the 15 rounds.
@@J4sse Mike Tyson.
@@J4sse Mike Tyson was 18.
@@J4sse Really?
When Érik mocked Danny with those two light swings was hilarious as fuck!
Sonny Liston should've definitely been up here too, he went out mega sad after the defeat to Leotis Martin.
I'm surprised you didn’t mentioned Manny Pacquiao or Shawn Porter... still a great list. Glad you're back to dropping more videos
Maybe in part 2
Mcgregor vs Poirier 2 is the one I pick everyone thought mcgregor was going to knockout poirier easily but poirier showed how much he’s evolved as a fighter and it also showed how much the sport evolved leaving conor behind.
This is the new start of life your watching Office Hancho Boxing
Ali looked older than his 39 years in that last shot of film, such a warrior, a man who transcended life. A true GOAT.
Ali is the goat
Great video! Best boxing content on UA-cam.
Sounds like a cheap answer, but the the fans of boxing win this weekend.
So nice to see two boxers putting it on the line when it counts. When so many aren’t nowadays.
always great boxing content!!! A video of avenge matches would be a good compilation. ie. Tyson vs Berbick for what he did to Ali.
I was rooting for Holly Holm when she fought Rousey. Ronda’s coach was talking so much about how good Ronda’s boxing is, but I guess he forgot who Holly Holm is.
Boxrec has rated Holm as the P4P greatest female boxer ever. How the hell did Ronda's team not know who they going up against??? Ronda had never been a striker. Her punches were a distraction to help her get inside for the takedown. But she tried to box Holly. Madness.
Once again Hancho is here blessing us at the weeks beginning
As Morales fan seeing him getting KO in the Danny Garcia fight was such a sad sight to see
I hear you man morales is definitely my favourite it was a privilege to follow his whole career.great guy inside and outside the ring never showed any arrogance a true warrior.he was in so many great fights always coming forward.
Morales made a mistake coming to fight the best at 140
In such rush. He could’ve have taken some easy fights before that. He had potential to win against Maidana and García IMO by the minimum.
Some boxers are the epitome of that famous phrase “one last job and we can retire.”
I have more sympathy for the journeymen fighters who fight for small money, sometimes on short notice, sometimes in mismatches. And no one seems to care when they get screwed on a seriously bad decision.
The big name fighters who are financially comfortable but can't bring themselves to stay retired can only blame themselves.
The bad boy, big mouth, & cheating fighters shouldn't be shocked when people want to see them beaten, bruised, & bleeding.
Situations where fighters past their prime have a real financial need to keep fighting are truly sad.
Whittaker vs Romero 1.
No one was giving Whittaker a chance. He lost the first two rounds and came back winning the final 3.
0:28 wow you met shannon briggs, congrats bro😂👊
What's good Kinga and Queens hope everyone is ending off their weekend well. One more week til #DavisGarcia who yall got this upcoming weekend?
Tank to KO Garcia in 8th round.
No idea why though.
tank by ko
I got Tank
Davis by decapitation
We the fans are the winners. Let's hope this is the start of many fights we need to see like Spence Vs. Crawford and Fury Vs. Usyk. But I think Ryan gets his first L.
Holly Holm. I was ECSTATIC when she Kicked rousey into oblivion LOL
Thank you for making these videos bro. Sending power and blessings from Melbourne Australia
Every one of these are so sad! But not near as sad as those boxers who left the ring on stretchers and never woke up again. To me that’s the saddest part of boxing 🥊. But it’s still the greatest one on one sport as long as the corrupt management stays away.
Rodriguez vs Cuadras
This was last year so it’s recent.
Bam Rodriguez was a last minute replacement, jumped 2 weight classes and had never fought beyond 8 rounds before. Won by unanimous decision and became a new star overnight.
The morales garcia 1 scoring was deplorable. Damn this sport sometimes!
10:43
The good old Ruiz-AJ 1
I saw Andy Ruiz fighting on Top Rank undercards and I thought it was Butterbean on steroids 🤣
After Miller was replaced, I didn't know Ruiz moved to PBC and jumped to Matchroom to fight AJ
I had a feeling Ruiz can upset him but not in that fashion
Good to see these prospects become champions
Sad as it is, it’s the circle of life for the great ‘champs’ to loose to the next great champ. The young champ beats the old champ, then becomes the old champ beaten by the young champ. Eg, Ali, Holmes, Tyson, Chavez, DelaHoya, Mayweather etc…
Sergio Martinez also went out pretty sad😢
Yeah his knee was gone for a while n I know a thing about knee injuries fr but whatever Sergio el marvioso Martinez knee was shot even wen he fought in the rain in Argentina
UFC 86: Rampage vs. Griffin
That's the fight I remember vividly wherein Rampage was the overall odds favorite to win, with MMANews saying that he will run through Forrest to get that Rashad Evans fight. But BAM! Forrest Griffin School of leg kicks happen.
hey man good videos. your attention to detail is flawless coming from a true die hard fan of the sport. you should make a video about the promoters and mangers and networks
Chavez v Dela Hoya always gets me cos at 34, you could see that Chavez was a shadow of his former self, he’d been on a clear steady decline since the age of 30. On top of that, his life outside the ring was clearly effecting him personally and it just felt wrong to watch Chavez loose against a young prime Oscar when he was over the hill, to heavy, riddled with drug addiction and just no where near to what he was aged 22-28.
Love your content mate and wish you all the best
I started watching boxing in the early 90s and from there 2 fights come in mind that made me sad.. it was Chavez vs tzsyu and when Jones got ko by tarver . Those hurt man
Love these vids Hancho, you should consider making a few about muay thai or kickboxing.
B-Hop vs Kelly Pavlick. I thought for sure B-Hop would have a tough night in his hands. But as we all know, it was light work for the Executioner.
I just saw that, why UA-cam didn't notify me!?
Yo hancho can you score the Oscar de la hoya vs mayweather fight because It would be cool to see you score controversial fights
Provodnikov vs. Algieri. Watched Chris get knocked down early and thought it was over but he just didn't quit.
I was bored on a Saturday night and I tune into whatever boxing right is going on right. Anthony Joshua fighting some Hispanic I’ve never heard of but me being the Hispanic let’s go for him. All of a sudden Andy Ruiz is knocking out the champion of the world and we going crazy 😂
Love Ruiz man he's so humble
Hancho is the best. Love your work bro
The mike Tyson one pull your heart strings because he wasn't the same
Great video man
I called Luke rockhold vs Michael bisping 2 that left hook got him good. Luke later went on to become one of my favourite fighters despite losing.
Ricky Burns vs Roman Martinez. Watched it expecting the worst for my boy Burns but he showed his class
One underdog I was rooting for that ended up winning in MMA was Roxanne Modafferi when beat Macy Barber. Old beloved fighter that was put in there to lose to promote this young star but Roxanne won dominating Macy Barber
Boxing. Mosley beating Margarito. Love the bow he did to the crowd afterwards
True both were cheats , margarito with Paris plastic n Mosely on PEDs
Rousey vs Holm... That striking clinic Holm administered was too much for Ronda #NoArmbar😂
Ayeee Hancho time
11:20 a natural super feather weight fighting a super middle weight, even if Corrales weighted 160 that night, that was amazing
The boxer I rooted that he was the underdog and won was Orlando Salido vs JuanMa Lopez, I can still remember the joy I felt when Salido dropped Juanma in the 10TH round and the ref stopping the fight ❤ I can still remember it like it was yesterday, time flies by so fast
10:55 off the top of my head Grasso v Valentina in UFC 285
Penalosa vs Gonzalez. I thought Penalosa would loose until that body shot came in. I was in highschool at that time in my grandmas house. Good old days
Michael Bisping vs. Luke Rockhold, after Bisping took the fight on short notice. Rockhold was tearing up Middleweight, and held the title. Bisping was taking shots, but clipped Rockhold on the point of his jaw, rocking him. Bisping backed him up to the cage, and just wailed on Rockhold, who was sitting at this point, before the ref called it. I'll never forget that fight. I was with my GF in a bar watching the PPV, and i got to see Bisping finally get a title.
Luke was never same after that fight
I recall that one well. Bisping actually had a plan. If you rewatch it look for the multiple shots he's as he trying to catch Rockhold either coming in his chin way up or retreating with almost no guard and chin still high. Bisping finally does it, but in a weird way. The finishing sequence is a hard right to the chest as Rockhold is bladed to Bisping and dancing back to range. Its that shot gives Bisping the range to know he's got Rockhold's head right there and no gaurd, like always. The right to Rockhold's chest is HARD, though. It's not some little shot. He nailed him with it. And then, before Luke can really feel that, Bisping's left comes down like the hand of God and cleanly cracks Rockhold's chin. The sequence was fast, chained up like Bisping'd rehearsed it a million times. I'm sure the right was to catch Rockhold's chin if he ducked and the left was in case he didn't or get his chin with a second shot. In the end it worked perfectly with the right to the sternum, well inside range, and the fast left, over Luke's shoulder and clean to the chin. I cheered when that happened.
Amazing video like always! It's always an amazing video when you upload and I click asap every time I see you upload. I was thinking could you do a video just like this one but its when boxers go out great or happy or on top?
No doubt it was Grasso vs Shevchenko. I was screaming and jumping my ass off when Grasso took Shev’s back and started squeezing with everything she had.
Love it
What about when boxers go out mad? Boxers calling it quits after being pissed off about the sport 😂
LMAO
For me, I was rooting for Kambosos when he fought Teofimo, I called that Kambosos would win and people called me crazy lol. But hey, he won
16:20 Respect to the ONE AND ONLY Sugar Ray.....
Oh God, the title and the thumbnail are Ruuuuthless, lmbooo
Good on Judah for his medical training.
Morales deserved that win against maidana. His eye was closed after the second round and morales boxed like nothing was wrong. Any other boxer woulda quit morales had the time of his life.
Very few athletes in any sport know when it is time to quit.
Leonard, De La Hoya (the golden girl) Holmes, Tyson, Foreman, Ali the list goes on
Tell me I’m wrong but the best fight trilogy ever !! Gatti vs ward. Just amazing those guys fought for peanuts and did it like no other two could . It’s a shame what happened to gatti ! We all know she killed his ass
Dam right she did it's fucked she got off by the corropt Brasil police my dad's from Brasil n he told me it's no place u wanna be in or go to
saddest part of boxing ngl
Izzy vs Pereira 1 (in mma) plus the whole card was great
1. Joe Louis - - Was DEAD-BROKE due to the relentless and unfare IRS treatment and an AMerican icon was betryed bt his own country he had served.
2. Marvin Hagler - Was robbed out of a victory / draw contest against Ray Leonard. Hagler had been treated bad by judges in the past and several times avoided by promotors from a rightfull shot long before he became champion. Also had to constantly live in a shadow of Leonard despite working his butt off.
3. Mohammad Ali - Kept boxing for to long and ignored all medical advises and ignored his own team's plea for him to retire after his Spink fight. Ali's ego kept going.
4. Frank Bruno - After his fight with Oliver McCall, he was suffering eye related problem and after the Mike Tyson 2 fight, Bruno's eye sight was permanently lower and at risk of going blind. Against his will he was forced into a retirement from all boxing, a sport he had lived for and still did. His retirement was despressing and he often slept in a ring.
5. Oscar De La Hoya - DLH had been pushing himself to much and was a pale ghost of his former self in his last fight. He was done and boxing had been his line of work since kids days.
6. Mike Tyson - Tyson wrestled with a lot of inner demons, tax problems and a bankrupcy. He had nothing left in him for boxing and gave up against a most basic journyman he could and should have won. Was even paid $5 million for that fight. Before that Tyson jhad been very inactive in receny years and wasted his final career years.
7. Bernard Hopkins - WHile Hopkins had made it to become the oldest P4P world champion of all times, he could not cheat father time forever and against Sergey Kovalev, that was due to happen. And while he still went the distnace, he was non the less an old man in the ring. And against Joe Smith Jr. it was over-due of expired best date.
It's Muhammad, not Mohammad. You got a lot to say, but no time to proofread. That's not the only error..
To answer the mid video question. Nunez Vs Peña the 1st fight. Idk what it was about Peña but I always thought she would be the one to beat Nunez so when the moment happened I was beyond overjoyed.
Great vid as always hancho, looking forward to the next drop🙌🏾
Underdog fights:
Boxing - I have to say that Foreman vs Moorer is the most improbable yet ultimately unsurprising underdog story. Like the Tortoise and the Hare.
MMA - I think that when Nate Diaz submitted prime Conor, that was just special. That and Holly Holm vs Ronda Rousey, although having already seen Holly straight-on box I knew Ronda was in for a tough fight if she hadn't better developed her boxing. Spoiler alert: she never did.
How Bernard Hopkins ended his career still stings 2 this day 4 me. Though 2 answer your question the 1st fight between Nate Diaz & Conor McGregor will always be one of the happiest moments I've had as an MMA fan rooting for an underdog, as I was absolutely certain Nate was gonna win that fight the moment he was booked as the replacement for Rafael Dos Anjos backing out due to a foot injury, and was ecstatic when he won.
Sad episode
diaz vs megreggor 1 is still my personal all time favourite upset
10:54 KSI against Logan Paul and Brandon Figueroa against Luis Nery. Also Israel Adesanya against Alex Pereira in the rematch when it comes to MMA.
Everyone deserves a nice tomato can to retire on.
Another great video.. I love your channel from Australia 🇦🇺 jeff fenech could of made it on the video aswell
Rip Tommy Morrison I know he didn’t make the list but hiv diagnoses was the worst thing that could happen to the one time wbo champion from getting his payday with Tyson
1st fight between Darchiyan vs Donaire.
7:26 OMG!
Ryan is gonna be number one for part 2 of this series
Pobre vato
Come on Ryan has his whole life ahead of him n made a bag no shame in losing to tank n I will not bring up the rehydrate clause
Jamie Varner Vs Edson Barboza
Nate Marquardt vs Tyrone Woodley
Luiz Collazo vs Sammy Vazquez
Honorable Mentions (for Part 2):
*Manny Pacquiao vs Yordenis Ugas, August 20, 2021
*Roy Jones Jr.
*Felix Tito Trinidad
*Roberto Duran
*Riddick Bowe after being low blowed twice by Golota
*Sugar Ray Leonard
*Jake LaMotta
*Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
*Arturo Gatti
*Micky Ward
*Ricky Hatton after being KOed by Pacquiao
*Evander Holyfield
*Tommy Morrison
*Antonio Margarito a.k.a Miguel Cotto's sweet revenge
*Razor Ruddock
*Prince Naseem Hamed after a humiliating loss to Barrera
*Meldrick Taylor after a controversial KO loss to Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
did this guy really just say "all timer" disease? lol
I’m still pissed off about morales vs Garcia 1
ray leonard vs donny, golden boy ,lalonde
It’s always a sad end for boxers. Nature of the business.
Forrest griffin vs shogun lol
My heart broke for Ali since he was my childhood boxing hero. 3 times I saw him defeated but it was that defeat to Leon Spinx when I was 9 that hurt the most. I cried, but I was only 9 years old so...
And Tyson was my boxing hero since he and I were the same age. Not to mention that he was arguably the most devastating KO artist that the sport had ever seen before or since.
My heartbreak from his first big loss was mostly due to the fact that I had money bet on the fight 🤣
Many people close to boxing at the time questioned the loss to Spinx, said Spinx was cherry picked because Alii wanted a safe opponent to become the First Three Time World Heavyweight Champion.
@@Salieri47 I remember that fight like it was yesterday. Ali seemed lethargic and tired. I remember how he'd immediately go into the clinch almost every exchange. Then look up and mug for the camera every so often.
I remember sitting in the floor in front of our huge console TV yelling at the screen "come on Ali!! What's wrong?!?" And I remember one fight commentator saying that Ali had been ill a short time before the fight.
Zab Judah vs Vernon Paris , or Judah vs kaiza mabuza I watched both live on tv
In my opinion Ali went 55-3-1 the 2 fights do not count at all. He was far far past his prime. He was mentally impaired and was suffering from brain damage and Parkinson’s.
2:20 Cano was a last minute replacement for Lucas Matthysse who got sick
Really I didn’t know that.that would have been a great fight Iam big morales fan it was a privilege to follow his whole career.
Jiri vs glover, jiri did the what ppl thought was impossible, his comeback against Jamal gone be some shit stay tuned although my boy Jamal ain’t not push over by any means I think Jiri got this hope this ages well lol
For mma, Alexa Grasso. For boxing, marlon tapales lol
why’d dis video pop up right after Ryan lost to tank lol