Roberto Duran - Eyes of The Devil
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Roberto Duran. "Hands of Stone" or "Manos De Piedra". My all-time favourite fighter.
The greatest lightweight of all time. The greatest and most versatile in-fighter ever. The definition of pressure and relentlessness. He was both a smart and aggressive fighter who could crumble anyone in the same weight class with him in his prime. He won world titles in 4 different weight classes, had a 32 year long career, came from the lowest of circumstances in Panama and fought in 5 different decades all together. He fought before the first moon landing and fought after the turn of the millennium. The first man to defeat Sugar Ray Leonard in his (Leonard) weight class and prime and one of the few who survived a prime Marvin Hagler in a title fightt. He truly is the greatest light weight of all time and went 72 -1 before he got defeated by Sugar Ray Leonard in their infamous rematch. He was an intimidator that we have not seen since Sonny Liston. He started his career in 1968 at the age of 16 and ended his career in 2001 at age 50.
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He will forever be my hero and my inspiration and my favourite fighter of all time
Leonard is better lmao
@@ryanhaque1107 I respect Leonard as a fighter but his style simply does not speak to me
@@MonkeyDToniProductions If u don't fight like Duran dont call him the best or your favourite fighter. Imitation is the greatest form of flattery.
@@ryanhaque1107 I am not sure what that has to do with what I said and I don’t think that I said that he was the best, that title still belongs to the great Ricardo Lopez. And yes, I do try to fight like him mixed in with Sonny’s jab and Joe Frazier‘s headmovement so he is still my favourite fighter
@@ryanhaque1107Just no man
Duran epitomized the true nature of a fighter.
Duran is probably one of the go to fighters of all fighters. Ask any legend and Duran has a spot in their top 10 or top 5 even.
He is one of the very few where you never find a single soul that claims he ducked someone
the best.will never be anyone better ever
HANDS OF STONE IS AN ALWAYS WILL BE THE GREATEST LIGHT WEIGHT BOXER OF ALL TIME NO ONE COULD BEAT HIM AS LIGHT WEIGHT EVER THE KING BABY😮😊😅 💯%!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁
Best Duran video I've seen.
Wow, thank you! I am glad you like it.❤
I have to do it right when I make a video about my favourite fighter and idol
@@MonkeyDToniProductionsyou got a talent for this, brother. With enough time this should blow up, hopefully.
@@hammad9091 Thank you that you believe in me
as a fighter is the best I've ever seen meanest perfect
this is the best Duran edit I've seen
Thank you. I like to think that I put in more than enough effort in it
Phenomenal video. Roberto is the best ever.
Thank you! I knew I had to put my entire heart into it because he is my idol
Bro you created a masterpiece on this video. Congratulations the best video of Duran I've seen so far.. 👏👏
My job is to make videos you people enjoy and I am glad I am able to do so
Also thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing video of Roberto Duran 🔥🔥🔥
I am glad you think so!
Circa 3:05: Straight as an arrow overhand right sat down the great Carlos Palomino. RD not just GOAT boxer, but best athlete PERIOD. RFGA, Ph.D.
I always loved Duran knocking down Palomino. One of the cleanest right hand knock downs of all time. Carlos had his work cut out for him fighting Duran. RD = My idol and favourite boxer
@@MonkeyDToniProductions To his eternal boxing credit, Palomino, like the true pro he was, got up and shook it off. Great fight. I begged this bodybuilder I worked with to let me watch it on his TV- while he wasn't home. Holmes-Weaver that night, too.
@@MyRobertallen He did everything he could to make it a competitive fight but in the end, Duran was in his prime and prime Duran at LW was something else
@@MonkeyDToniProductions Just one more thing and I'll leave you alone: IT WAS AN IN-FIGHTING CLINIC!!! RFGA, Ph.D.
@@MyRobertallen I am not bothered. I love to answer so dw. I agree also, if you are a lightweight and are fighting prime Duran… do not go to the inside with him or he will tear you apart
The Best!!
underrated channel
Thank you❤
Greatest fighter ever
Great fcking video my guy!
Thank you. I put all my heart into paying tribute to my hero, idol and favourite fighter of all time
If Duran had defeated Leonard in the rematch, he would have had an ominous task before him: the unification bout with Thomas "Hitman" Hearns.
Think about it.
I think he could have beat Leonard in the rematch if he approached it differently but beating Hearns? That would have been impossible for Duran
@@MonkeyDToniProductions In the second fight with Leonard, he was too much on an emotional high from the last fight, as well as heady and full of himself-to where he greatly underestimated Leonard. I also believe he wasn't expecting Leonard to switch up, and fight him the way he did, which was throwing him off. He couldn't get his thoughts together.
So he opted out and quit.
@@Brother_Dre1900 Which is crazy because if you rewatch the fight, Duran did pretty well up until the 8th round
@@MonkeyDToniProductions I agree. Leonard couldn't effectively establish his dominance, punch output-wise. Duran was matching him in hands being thrown, in close quarters.
@@Brother_Dre1900 Unmotivated Duran or motivated Duran, it is still Duran. No matter what version you face, you know you will learn something from him
Tommy Hearns laughed at those eyes.....and put them to SLEEP............
Because Tommy Hearns had an answer to almost anything and everything. That guy is just on another level especially in his prime. But you cannot deny that Duran embodies organized chaos
@user-of9qq6op5u And is the only one out of the 4 kings who is rated nr.1 greatest of all in a weight class by most
Ill take Hagler over all of them...@user-of9qq6op5u
@@MonkeyDToniProductions The only guy of the Fab 4 who is most consistently ranked P4P top 10. The positioning of Duran in people's estimation of the fab 4 has always been my go to criteria for distinguishing the true fans from the casual fans.
@@architchaudhary1285 Despite having lost to all of them, I think he deserves his placement due to his legacy alone. Fought top guys and beat elite fighters before, during and after his prime, has one of the longest careers with over 30 years of fighting, is one of the very few fighters who fought in 5 different decades and always guaranteed a good fight. Most people who never really looked into his career will either look at his fight with Hearns or his rematch with Leonard (in which he didn’t perform as badly as some make it out to be)
Roberto Duran ,Carlos Monzon
My hero, I was lucky enough to meet him and shake his hand. An amazing man and fighter. 💜🥊
You are one lucky guy
Duran was truly a fighter of immense power and immense gile. A street fighter who would never back away from fighting anyone at any weight.
Genius.
A classic boxer-puncher-swarmer. People think he was just a swarmer or in-fighter (which isn’t unforgivable because he is one of the greatest at close range) but he was more than that. He was a very versatile boxer-puncher who mastered the aspects of a swarmer and in-fighter. He had great defense, great speed, great power for a smaller man, great reflexes, great technique and underrated fighting intellect and he was a great counter-/body puncher to boot
Duran’s boxing was a combination of natural and scientific brought up fighting in the streets sharp looking very expressive and full of life a big heart for the little man does not bow to authority for he is authority knows how to be diplomatic and charming loved plenty of women and feared nothing a hero to his country and eventually to the world. In other words he was the Bruce Lee of boxing.
To me, he is the definition of organized chaos, thought-through violence. My idol
The epitome of savagery right here. One of the meanest fighters to ever step in a ring.
Inside the ring, he was a monster, a demon but outside, a genuine nice man
Yeah as far as lightweights go nobody was even close to Duran greatest ever. Next toRocky Marciano he was probably the greatest fighter pound for pound ever to
He's my favorite also. It seemed as though walking past television every week or so I would see this guy keeping someone against the ropes then win the fight. Then Haggler , Finally I took interest and sat down and watched them.
Brilliant highlight.
Duran is 5'7 not 5'6
Close enough as Floyd, while saying that, was on a public podcast show meaning that he was going off of assumptions
Floyd is insecure about his height 😂 , I'm 5'8 , I'm from INDIA , My name is KAVYA. soon I'll make it to USA. I'll be the first ever Indian boxing featherweight champion.
I'm delusional 🤣
@@MonkeyDToniProductions Duran was closer to 5'8
@@Cuauhtemoc3 Well, I doubt that Floyd was thinking about being accurate during that show
Are legendary boxer?
?
You mean if he is a legendary boxer?
duran jumped up from lightweight and beat Leonard who was an all time great welter..truly one oof the best ever any era any weight class.
Awesome video. Duran is my favorite fighter of all time. He was an unstoppable badass in his prime.
And he still is my favorite fighter of all time alongside Sal. Sanchez, Sugar Ray Robinson, Joe Frazier and Sonny Liston. The fact that Duran is involved in one of the greatest fights and my favorite bout of all time (Brawl in Montreal) makes it even better
to me, the greatest.
holy shit this edit goes hard, ive been looking for duran edits this is sick
Thank you, although I think I could have done my favourite fighter more justice…
If you want to see what Roberto was truly about, watch him get knocked out by Tommy Hearns - a nightmare matchup for Duran. Tommy hit Roberto harder than I've ever seen a boxer get hit before - he may as well run him over with his car. And while Roberto did not beat the count, he got up and walked out of the ring. That punch had me thinking "bring out the spatula" but that mean bastard walked out of there with his chin up.
People can say whatever they want about Duran but he truly was never afraid to fight anyone. Even if it means losing badly
I remember in an interview Ray and Marvin said he was out of shape for Tommy then he beat Barkley for the middleweight title the same Barkley that knocked out Hearns Ray and Marvin KO Tommy as well
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I am sorry but I won‘t. Not in the near future at least. He is entertaining to watch but I am not really a fan of him
the guy was a pure showboat @@MonkeyDToniProductions
Duran is the one.