I've always said that Gamboa didn't have a glass jaw, it was just that he always had a big reach disadvantage so was more likely to get caught because of that, and I'm glad someone has brought that up.
Yes. I always said that when Gamboa went down, it was usually because he was out of position or moving due to the reach. Still on Enzo and betting Juan “Wobbles” Lopez is on here. That’s what my friends group called him.
That's such a dumb statement, then why doesn't Canelo get dropped when he's fighting guys 6ft+ while being 5'8. Truth is, Gamboa just had bad habits and would get caught in a bad stance.
No, Gamboa just tanked damage flush because his defense was awful. And his chin was undeniably shaky. Loved him as a fighter but no point making excuses.
@@WhatDemocracy He was too busy trying to chase a Floyd fight while having nothing Floyd would want from him and also a rumored beef about boxing boots . Khan very well could have gotten the Floyd fight , if he fought Brook when he was IBF champ in 2014 . The winner of May Pac fight for the undisputed title. Or if Khan fought him earlier , he could have gotten that Floyd fight instead of the Maidana rematch . Either way , man ruined his career chasing after Floyd .
What's good Kings and Queens, hope everyone's August is going smooth. Since I covered the Best chins in boxing. I decided to combine what is the glass chins and Shaky chins. A shaky chin is not necessarily a bad or glassy chin. To cover the entire opposite side the good chin topic instead of having multiple videos , both types are included.
I've honestly never heard someone refer to getting smoked in the military as getting slayed. Surprised it was the Marines that came up with that term and not the Navy.
A fight I was very interested in seeing, but never happened was Ruslan Provodnikov vs Brandon Rios around 2013-2014. These two were blood and guts fighters in the same weight division trained by two rival trainers in Freddie Roach and Robert Garcia.
@@drinfernodds Very Rough stretch, but the guy was such a warrior! From 2012-2015 he fought Rios, Provodnikov, and Juan Manuel Marquez. Kinda wish we didn’t have the boxing cold war during that time. We could’ve had the modern day version of the Ferocious Four with Brandon Rios, Ruslan Provodnikov, Mike Alvarado, and Lucas Matthysse.
@TheIkaraCult Neurologists: this match confirms our previous research that getting punched in the head is terrible for the brain. Especially if you get as much as these two do.
It was the Lewis fight that really did it for Bruno. He wasn't the same after that. A really amazing person though to this day, and the best laugh in Boxing.
@samraadj2138 I kind of agree with you here. There were very heavy hitters back then . Guys that could clean the divisions in today's heavyweight landscape.
@@evenbest4952precisely...plus the 'small' fact that literally no one could have withstand the Force called Lewis the True undisputed👑 so nothing but respect for Frank 👏
What's up, Hancho! Excellent video like always! I'd like to give a diehard fan perspective on the whole Lopez vs Gamboa fight, as well as Miguel Cotto. Being someone who grew up in Puerto Rico and then took major interest in Boxing around 12 years old, it was during Juanma's / Cotto's peak. My friends, family and I always gathered to watch those 2 fight, and man were they electric! It was even more intense, due to the fact that BOTH those guys had shaky chins (Juanma having more of a glass chin than Cotto), and excellent punching power. I remember constantly waiting for the promoters to announce the fight between Juanma and Gamboa, but that day never came... It was definitely the fight to make, and I promise you that it was going to be fireworks. I am 100% sure that Gamboa would've won by KO; the overwhelming speed and power of Gamboa would've caught Juanma by surprise. I remember vividly seeing that Gamboa vs Mtagwa fight in the living room of my friends parent's house, and all of us kind of looked at each other feeling worried that Juanma was going to have to fight him someday. I'm still very disappointed that it never happened. Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE knew that Cotto had a fairly shaky chin. We always worried whenever he would fight a big puncher due to his chin; so worried that a lot of us would get legitimately nervous and start busting a sweat or a light shake. 'Til this day, I have yet to feel that emotion like I did with Cotto back in his fighting days. Good times, growing up in PR, being raised on Puerto Rican boxing lore, and even taking up boxing over there myself because of that. Thanks for reading!
Very surprised I did not see Jhonny González on this list, he’s the perfect example of a glass cannon. Unbelievable power at bantamweight-super bantamweight, and knocked out some great fighters but his chin just did not hold up. Same thing with Julio Ceja as well great fighter with insane power but a chin that holds him back
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I remember when there were talks of Mayweather vs Khan. That fight was intriguing to me, honestly. I wanted to see how Floyd handled a fast, busy, combination puncher (not counting a past-prime Manny). Floyd kinda played with us putting up a poll so the fans could decide his next opponent and then picking Maidana instead of the winner of the poll, which was Khan if I'm not mistaken.
Yuriorkis Gamboa vs Juan Manuel Lopez. Both were undefeated knockout artists with crazy handspeed. But then Salido beat up Lopez twice, and Gamboa was in promotional purgatory until he lost to Crawford. Edit: Hey, Hancho said the same thing!
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@craigjoe8691 it feels like every big money fight he dropped Ann and lost, it sucks because he was exciting to watch and leaves me wondering what if Wolfe was his trainer vs Canelo, how much better he would have done. Lots of people forget he rocked Canelo too
Enzo had a really good career, considering he got KO´d so many times. And I remember Molina clearly hurting Kirkland a few times. Which is a testament to Kirklands stamina.
David Price was quite sad because he went from being comparable to Tyson Fury (albeit this was early in their careers) and even considered the favourite if they fought to becoming a very average fighter almost overnight. I think he even beat Fury in the amateurs (if I remember correctly).
Randy Couture vs Fedor was the MMA fight I always wanted to see and thought we would get in the early early days of Bellator/Strikeforce and Affliction. The boxing bout would be Logan and Jake Paul vs a rabid polar bear.
Ferguson Khabib was the fight to make for years in the lightweight division in the ufc. I started watching mma in late 2015 and my early fandom was defined by the cursed matchup.
Now that the UFC is clearly the best and biggest MMA organization it's rare to be denied a great matchup. Back when MMA started you had the UFC and Pancrase in Japan then Pride took Pancrase's place. Bas Rutten spent almost his entire career fighting for Pancrase and only had two fights in the UFC. In his last he won the heavyweight title over Kevin Randleman but unfortunately years of fighting had taken their toll and her never fought again. Pride meant we didn't get a fight like Fedor Emilianenko versus Randy Couture and didn't see Chuck Liddell versus Wanderlei Silva or Big Nog fight Frank Mir until one or both of the guys were on the downside of their careers.
Fury vs Haye was very interesting back in 2013, Haye was in his prime and Fury was on the come up. Fury also struggled and even got knocked down against Cunningham who was a blown up cruiserweight and a similar build and height to Haye
People blow that Cunningham knockdown WAY out of proportion. Fury didnt take a feather fisted LHW seriously (why would he?) and got stunned for it, wasnt even hurt, then won every round easily and practically broke Cunningham's neck with the finishing blow. A meaningless flash knockdown that people have held out as a weakness of Fury ever since
@@user-io6eq9gt6w To a large extent I agree. Fury would go out on the lash the night before a fight. I suspect he was nowhere near fit in the Wilder 3 fight, too, though I think that was due more to things beyond his own control, like his daughter's illness.
I know Khan gets some flak for having a glass chin, but to be fair, in most of the weight divisions he's fought in, most guys are big and strong enough to one shot almost anyone if they slip up and Khan was unlucky enough to get rocked a few times. Not everyone is built like George Foreman, or Marvin Hagler
He started off at lightweight, fighting blown up superfeathers because he's been badly flooded in his last amateur fight, it was suspect from the start, when those blown up sulerfeatherweights then started making him dance the alarm bells started
I grew up in England when Bruno was the nations sweetheart. He had incredible power, amazing conditioning and a ramrod jab. The problem was always once someone really connected, he would never take a knee. He would rarely go down at all. Just lie against the ropes taking more punishment. Jeez I have ptsd remembering the Lewis and Tyson fights 🤦♂️
Fernando Vargas comes to mind. Maybe a bit unfair since he did have some other health issues but I always felt like he had a lot of potential but his chin and conditioning held him back.
Bro.. when you asked the question about the most anticipated fight but never happened, I immediately thought of Juan Ma vs Gamboa, that fight should've really happened but didn't, instead Juan Ma fell victim of Salido got knocked out twice in a row with their fight and Gamboa, well, we kinda know what happened to his career. Just sad it didn't happen.
Earnie shavers would be good on this list, perfect example of his biggest attribute being his biggest weakness, a man with so much power who just couldn’t handle power
Tony Ferguson vs Khabib which fell through probably 5 or 6 times. Khabib retired in his prime and Tony is still fighting even though he’s a shell of himself.
Couple fights Witherspoon vs Tyson(Don King bad contract killed this one) Wilder vs Povetkin(drug testing) Trinidad vs De La Hoya rematch(Money and weight clauses) Charlo vs Hurd(Harrison then J Rock)
Say what you want about Khan but the man is a warrior, he has taken some big shots in his career and came back fighting… sometimes not the best decision but a warriors mentality…
It’s unfair to say Khan has a glass chin. Every shot that’s knocked him out has been a one punch that would KO most. He got hit plenty against Maidana and still won
If khan had a good chin he'd be right up there. He also had a really bad habbit of trying to go toe to toe with people right after getting dropped instead of holding on for dear life till he recovered a bit
It was pretty funny, when Kirkland was interviewed and asked WHY he Stopped working with Wolfe, he got TRIGGERED, but it's no secret that WITHOUT Wolfe, Kirkland ain't shit.😂🤦🏾♂️
Seeing fury in the thumbnail always riles me up. Guy took the best shots of a man who some say is one of the hardest punchers ever and was never koed. I don't think fury has a weak chin...he just fights massive humans
One of the worst chins I can recall is a fighter called Errol Christie who has sadly passed away. Active at MW in the 1980s he was considered one of the UK's top prospects but had the glass chin of all glass chins.
I gotta be honest, I disagree a little with Cotto. Sure, Torres dropped him, but Torres was a KO artist. Manny dropped him a few times too, but that was when Manny was running through divisions like a hot knife through butter. Plus. It's Manny. (Although I have heard rumors that Cotto's extracurricular activities outside the ring probably didn't help his conditioning very much.) But I am a little surprised that Tommy Hearns didn't make the list. Maybe we need a part 2?
Part 2 is needed fasure.. especially about shaky chins. In fact, there's a whole category of boxers throughout history who had great power, but weak chins. The so called Glass cannons. Idk if hancho ever done a vid about those types Tommy Hearns, Julian Jackson, Nigel benn, earnie shavers, Vlad Klitschko in early career, Floyd Patterson, Terry Norris,
Haha i love Miatas, stock or lightly modified (no stance bs) so i guess i gotta like and rewatch all your vids a couple times to keep the ol Miata pure.
Joshua chin isn't great but it's his side of his head which is glass. Ruiz was smart he kept hitting their and Joshua was all over the place. I've seen worse chins by active heavyweights then Joshua. Whyte's chin is a lot worse
Watching Haye go absolutely bonkers on Enzo is one of my favourites to watch. Another great moment in that fight, is when haye lands a massive hook on him and enzos hair is just flopping about everywhere, think its a right hook, maybe an overhand right i cant remember. The explosiveness of Haye in his prime was just something else.
7:30 the obvious answer is Tony vs Khabib specially the time Tony had to pull out because he tripped on a cord and tore his ACL. Can't make that shit up.
I've always said that Gamboa didn't have a glass jaw, it was just that he always had a big reach disadvantage so was more likely to get caught because of that, and I'm glad someone has brought that up.
Yes. I always said that when Gamboa went down, it was usually because he was out of position or moving due to the reach.
Still on Enzo and betting Juan “Wobbles” Lopez is on here. That’s what my friends group called him.
That's such a dumb statement, then why doesn't Canelo get dropped when he's fighting guys 6ft+ while being 5'8. Truth is, Gamboa just had bad habits and would get caught in a bad stance.
Gamboa did not respect his opponents power. He was too macho.
On the contrary, dude has no defense, gets caught clean and never really been hurt hurt
No, Gamboa just tanked damage flush because his defense was awful. And his chin was undeniably shaky. Loved him as a fighter but no point making excuses.
Cotto poker face was legendary! Couldn't ever tell what was going on with him inside.
In Kahn’s defense, he never ducked anyone. He was always game to go up against the top names.
He ducked Kell Brook until the end of his career. Took PEDs and got whipped
Tell that to Kell Brook 😂
@@WhatDemocracy He was too busy trying to chase a Floyd fight while having nothing Floyd would want from him and also a rumored beef about boxing boots .
Khan very well could have gotten the Floyd fight , if he fought Brook when he was IBF champ in 2014 . The winner of May Pac fight for the undisputed title. Or if Khan fought him earlier , he could have gotten that Floyd fight instead of the Maidana rematch . Either way , man ruined his career chasing after Floyd .
@@OfficeHanchoBoxing I couldn't agree more 👍
@@OfficeHanchoBoxingKhan could won vs Floyd easily with that speed as Floyd had problems vs faster fighters as shown vs Judah until he gassed
What's good Kings and Queens, hope everyone's August is going smooth. Since I covered the Best chins in boxing. I decided to combine what is the glass chins and Shaky chins. A shaky chin is not necessarily a bad or glassy chin. To cover the entire opposite side the good chin topic instead of having multiple videos , both types are included.
How's Mayweather-Hatton coming along?
Felix Trinidad was a strange example. Easy to go down but hard to knock out.
I've honestly never heard someone refer to getting smoked in the military as getting slayed. Surprised it was the Marines that came up with that term and not the Navy.
@@johndroos9486 Lol IKR
The slaying no not good to fight but YES good for fighter mentality
Gamboa and Khan always had the craziest looking knockdowns, so entertaining.
A fight I was very interested in seeing, but never happened was Ruslan Provodnikov vs Brandon Rios around 2013-2014. These two were blood and guts fighters in the same weight division trained by two rival trainers in Freddie Roach and Robert Garcia.
Mike Alvarado had a rough stretch going against those two.
@@drinfernodds Very Rough stretch, but the guy was such a warrior! From 2012-2015 he fought Rios, Provodnikov, and Juan Manuel Marquez.
Kinda wish we didn’t have the boxing cold war during that time. We could’ve had the modern day version of the Ferocious Four with Brandon Rios, Ruslan Provodnikov, Mike Alvarado, and Lucas Matthysse.
If that fight had happened it should have been studied by Neurologists.
Good observation man I totally agree would love to see that fight
@TheIkaraCult Neurologists: this match confirms our previous research that getting punched in the head is terrible for the brain. Especially if you get as much as these two do.
Hancho is absolutely TOP NOTCH!! LETS GO! 💯
My boy Amir cannot catch a break. He just had bad defense. The shots he takes would hurt anyone
Nawww he Does have a Glass chin.
His defense was above average, and every time he gets clipped he gets dropped . MEANING … GLASS jaw .
Bad defence with a glass chin
Not dropping Triple G
Naw his chin was the weakest I'd ever seen
Nahhh I don't think everyone would get hurt by glancing blows. Dude gets knocked down from glancing shots
Pacquiao-Valero would've been fun to watch! I also liked the idea of Cotto-Marquez at 150.
Khan in the thumbnail is like "Move boys, this is my stage here"
Not only glass chin he has glass balls too!
It was the Lewis fight that really did it for Bruno. He wasn't the same after that. A really amazing person though to this day, and the best laugh in Boxing.
I remember that one. He had Lewis beat against the ropes and then one Lewis punch changes it all and reversed the roles.
Frank was such a powerhouse with excellent conditioning in those days. I honestly feel he doesn't belong here in this glass chin list..
@samraadj2138 I kind of agree with you here. There were very heavy hitters back then . Guys that could clean the divisions in today's heavyweight landscape.
@@evenbest4952precisely...plus the 'small' fact that literally no one could have withstand the Force called Lewis the True undisputed👑 so nothing but respect for Frank 👏
His fist size was the same as George Foreman's, and that physique he had was no joke, when he hit you properly I'll bet you felt it for weeks after.
What's up, Hancho! Excellent video like always! I'd like to give a diehard fan perspective on the whole Lopez vs Gamboa fight, as well as Miguel Cotto. Being someone who grew up in Puerto Rico and then took major interest in Boxing around 12 years old, it was during Juanma's / Cotto's peak. My friends, family and I always gathered to watch those 2 fight, and man were they electric! It was even more intense, due to the fact that BOTH those guys had shaky chins (Juanma having more of a glass chin than Cotto), and excellent punching power.
I remember constantly waiting for the promoters to announce the fight between Juanma and Gamboa, but that day never came... It was definitely the fight to make, and I promise you that it was going to be fireworks. I am 100% sure that Gamboa would've won by KO; the overwhelming speed and power of Gamboa would've caught Juanma by surprise. I remember vividly seeing that Gamboa vs Mtagwa fight in the living room of my friends parent's house, and all of us kind of looked at each other feeling worried that Juanma was going to have to fight him someday. I'm still very disappointed that it never happened.
Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE knew that Cotto had a fairly shaky chin. We always worried whenever he would fight a big puncher due to his chin; so worried that a lot of us would get legitimately nervous and start busting a sweat or a light shake. 'Til this day, I have yet to feel that emotion like I did with Cotto back in his fighting days. Good times, growing up in PR, being raised on Puerto Rican boxing lore, and even taking up boxing over there myself because of that. Thanks for reading!
Very surprised I did not see Jhonny González on this list, he’s the perfect example of a glass cannon. Unbelievable power at bantamweight-super bantamweight, and knocked out some great fighters but his chin just did not hold up.
Same thing with Julio Ceja as well great fighter with insane power but a chin that holds him back
Johnny had Bambi legs if he got a lil touched
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I remember when there were talks of Mayweather vs Khan.
That fight was intriguing to me, honestly.
I wanted to see how Floyd handled a fast, busy, combination puncher (not counting a past-prime Manny).
Floyd kinda played with us putting up a poll so the fans could decide his next opponent and then picking Maidana instead of the winner of the poll, which was Khan if I'm not mistaken.
I said the same thing. I thought style-wise he might actually have posed a threat to Mayweather. Shame it never happened.
He wanted that Latino audience, he’s been all about money/business since he became ‘Money’ Mayweather
For mma I’m still mad we never got Brock lesnar vs Fedor in boxing kinda upsetting that GGG vs Andre ward was taken off the table
GGG didn't want that smoke. His team knew ward would've tapped that ahhz
Yuriorkis Gamboa vs Juan Manuel Lopez. Both were undefeated knockout artists with crazy handspeed. But then Salido beat up Lopez twice, and Gamboa was in promotional purgatory until he lost to Crawford.
Edit: Hey, Hancho said the same thing!
Khabib Nurmagomedov vs Tony Ferguson definitely the fight that got away 😢.
Ferguson v Khabib
Khabib v Ferguson was the one fight i wish happened
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Lets be real about Kirkland, he never lost with Ann Wolfe as trainer.
He lost his nuts and started going downhill from there. Something broke him.
@craigjoe8691 it feels like every big money fight he dropped Ann and lost, it sucks because he was exciting to watch and leaves me wondering what if Wolfe was his trainer vs Canelo, how much better he would have done. Lots of people forget he rocked Canelo too
Her training methods ruined him and other fighters. Thats why nobody works with her.
@CainanBilling831 he never lost with her, that's the point. They day its the training but I say if he won every time with her, something worked well
The dragonball intro music. 🎉 Great job hancho, keep it up!
Enzo had a really good career, considering he got KO´d so many times.
And I remember Molina clearly hurting Kirkland a few times. Which is a testament to Kirklands stamina.
The fight that did happen but we missed the golden moment for was Tyson Vs Holyfield in 1990....... And how can I not include Morales Vs Marquez 😒
I had to pause it when they showed her chain that man's hands & make him run. That lady needs a history lesson. Unreal.
David Price was quite sad because he went from being comparable to Tyson Fury (albeit this was early in their careers) and even considered the favourite if they fought to becoming a very average fighter almost overnight. I think he even beat Fury in the amateurs (if I remember correctly).
So disappointing on how Gamboas career went. I remember watching his first US fight and was such a fan.
Khan was ridiculously skilled which helped make up for his chin. He is still one of my favorites.
khan was the poster boy of glass jaw for most of the past 10‐15 years 😅
gotta respect his grit though for always trying to get up
N getting in there with bud but idk about that low blow he could have took the 5 mins to try n recover, seemed like he didn't want none
Randy Couture vs Fedor was the MMA fight I always wanted to see and thought we would get in the early early days of Bellator/Strikeforce and Affliction.
The boxing bout would be Logan and Jake Paul vs a rabid polar bear.
Babe wake up new office hancho dropped
This but unironically
Cringe
@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55not really i actually watch these with my gf lol soooo
Ferg vs Khabib 😮💨
Nothing better than seeing a new Hancho video pop up on your feed. Great video as always!
I told you to do the Glass Chins video. Can I get MY RESPECT BRO!! 😂
Ferguson Khabib was the fight to make for years in the lightweight division in the ufc. I started watching mma in late 2015 and my early fandom was defined by the cursed matchup.
Now that the UFC is clearly the best and biggest MMA organization it's rare to be denied a great matchup. Back when MMA started you had the UFC and Pancrase in Japan then Pride took Pancrase's place. Bas Rutten spent almost his entire career fighting for Pancrase and only had two fights in the UFC. In his last he won the heavyweight title over Kevin Randleman but unfortunately years of fighting had taken their toll and her never fought again. Pride meant we didn't get a fight like Fedor Emilianenko versus Randy Couture and didn't see Chuck Liddell versus Wanderlei Silva or Big Nog fight Frank Mir until one or both of the guys were on the downside of their careers.
Fury vs Haye was very interesting back in 2013, Haye was in his prime and Fury was on the come up. Fury also struggled and even got knocked down against Cunningham who was a blown up cruiserweight and a similar build and height to Haye
Khan got a butter nutter butter chin
People blow that Cunningham knockdown WAY out of proportion. Fury didnt take a feather fisted LHW seriously (why would he?) and got stunned for it, wasnt even hurt, then won every round easily and practically broke Cunningham's neck with the finishing blow. A meaningless flash knockdown that people have held out as a weakness of Fury ever since
@@user-io6eq9gt6w To a large extent I agree. Fury would go out on the lash the night before a fight. I suspect he was nowhere near fit in the Wilder 3 fight, too, though I think that was due more to things beyond his own control, like his daughter's illness.
Fury goes down a lot for someone his size.
I feel quite bad for Amir Khan - his chin is so glassy, his opponents see a reflection of themselves whenever they fight him.
Watched the Isaac Cruz vs Gamboa fight and man Gamboa had huge heart. He could get knocked down every round but still go the distance if they let him.
Tony Ferguson Vs Khabib Nurmagomedov was my most anticipated fight that never happened.
I know Khan gets some flak for having a glass chin, but to be fair, in most of the weight divisions he's fought in, most guys are big and strong enough to one shot almost anyone if they slip up and Khan was unlucky enough to get rocked a few times. Not everyone is built like George Foreman, or Marvin Hagler
He started off at lightweight, fighting blown up superfeathers because he's been badly flooded in his last amateur fight, it was suspect from the start, when those blown up sulerfeatherweights then started making him dance the alarm bells started
Khan should have done GGG neck muscles drills
The reason why Haney couldn't hurt Gamboa is because...it's Haney.
I grew up in England when Bruno was the nations sweetheart.
He had incredible power, amazing conditioning and a ramrod jab.
The problem was always once someone really connected, he would never take a knee. He would rarely go down at all. Just lie against the ropes taking more punishment.
Jeez I have ptsd remembering the Lewis and Tyson fights 🤦♂️
Lewis Vs Bowe in boxing and GSP Vs khabib in MMA are fight's I'd loved to have seen
I love the resignation in your voice when you introduced the Amir Khan segment.
Fernando Vargas comes to mind. Maybe a bit unfair since he did have some other health issues but I always felt like he had a lot of potential but his chin and conditioning held him back.
Khan was really skilled and super fast, if he couldve handled a punch he would of been one of the best ever he had it all
man to see someone winning and just get smoked with one wild counter is in itself, wild! Great video!
No fucking way is Gamboa on here. Man took shots from the hardest hitters Crawford and Gervonta. No way you're disrespecting him like that.
But he's also been dropped something like 20 times In his career
I would've loved to have seen Shawn Porter vs Tim Bradley. The battle of will and grit would've been crazy
RUSLAN PROVODNIKOV BEAT THE EVER LIVING SHIT OUTTA TIM BRADLEY
AND WAS ROBBED.. AND TIM BRADLEY NEVER BEAT MANNY
Khan is the greatest knocked out artist
The one fight in MMA i was looking forward to would have been the Demetrious Johnson (DJ aka Goat) vs TJ Dillashaw, but DJ was traded to one fc.
Looks in the distance. Sees new OfficeHancho video. Clicks said video. I'm s simple man.
I ain't gonna lie 2:06 that slip to overhand right was clean af
Bro.. when you asked the question about the most anticipated fight but never happened, I immediately thought of Juan Ma vs Gamboa, that fight should've really happened but didn't, instead Juan Ma fell victim of Salido got knocked out twice in a row with their fight and Gamboa, well, we kinda know what happened to his career. Just sad it didn't happen.
devin haney and ryan garcia are the new glass jaws in boxing🤣
Another pristine production. Big love from Samui.
Earnie shavers would be good on this list, perfect example of his biggest attribute being his biggest weakness, a man with so much power who just couldn’t handle power
Tony Ferguson vs Khabib which fell through probably 5 or 6 times. Khabib retired in his prime and Tony is still fighting even though he’s a shell of himself.
Your right about adding Cotto because I was disappointed in the Chop Chop fight in PR . I thought he lost by KO but the ref bailed him out.
The fight I wanted to see the most that didn't happen was: Riddick Bowe vs. Lennox Lewis.
Manny Pacquiao vs Edwin Valero is my pick for the fight that never happened.
That would have been an epic fight
Couple fights
Witherspoon vs Tyson(Don King bad contract killed this one)
Wilder vs Povetkin(drug testing)
Trinidad vs De La Hoya rematch(Money and weight clauses)
Charlo vs Hurd(Harrison then J Rock)
Fedor vs Couture at Affliction FC. Should have been the biggest fight ever.
Thank you. I was looking to see if someone was going to mention that fight.
You know it's going to be a good day when OfficeHancho AND MMA On Point post the same day salud fellas
Khabib Nurmogamedov vs Tony Ferguson the fight that got cancelled 10000000000 times till Tony fell out of his prime
Enzo is a punching bag poor soul got knocked out so badly and so many times.
Say what you want about Khan but the man is a warrior, he has taken some big shots in his career and came back fighting… sometimes not the best decision but a warriors mentality…
Loved the part on Cotto and Kirkland, very in depth and explanatory
Rumble vs Jones is the one that got away for me.
i'm all here for the *Amir "New Born Deer" Khan*
It’s unfair to say Khan has a glass chin. Every shot that’s knocked him out has been a one punch that would KO most. He got hit plenty against Maidana and still won
Remember randall bailey hitting urango with that sledgehammer of a right hand and urango got up like it was nothing. Scary dude
Making "Glass Joe" proud!!🤣🤣
LOMA VS TANK..... AND LOMA WOULD'VE EMBARRASSED TANK 100%
If khan had a good chin he'd be right up there. He also had a really bad habbit of trying to go toe to toe with people right after getting dropped instead of holding on for dear life till he recovered a bit
Yup he never clinched after getting hit
That sand flea was nightmare fuel.
GSP - Silva was that particular fight that never happened, but it got me heavily invested...
It was pretty funny, when Kirkland was interviewed and asked WHY he Stopped working with Wolfe, he got TRIGGERED, but it's no secret that WITHOUT Wolfe, Kirkland ain't shit.😂🤦🏾♂️
"Tommy's got power that can bail out today's economy" what a bar🤣🤣
Seeing fury in the thumbnail always riles me up. Guy took the best shots of a man who some say is one of the hardest punchers ever and was never koed. I don't think fury has a weak chin...he just fights massive humans
I wouldve liked to see Tua vs Tyson lowkey
Ooo. That's a good one.
One of the worst chins I can recall is a fighter called Errol Christie who has sadly passed away. Active at MW in the 1980s he was considered one of the UK's top prospects but had the glass chin of all glass chins.
Kaylor v Christie was a classic. Neither had a solid chin.
@@peterbates8187 Yes. Classic domestic dust up.
Ann Wolfe is an old school, no nonsense, iron sharpens iron trainer, it may be outdated but the results speak for themselves
There's two fights I would've liked to have seen: Tyson / Foreman and Fury / Usyk. The latter may yet happen, but I doubt it.
That's what made Anne Wolfe great herself and a great trainer. I'm not talking about abuse but hard training makes a hard fighter.
I gotta be honest, I disagree a little with Cotto.
Sure, Torres dropped him, but Torres was a KO artist.
Manny dropped him a few times too, but that was when Manny was running through divisions like a hot knife through butter. Plus. It's Manny.
(Although I have heard rumors that Cotto's extracurricular activities outside the ring probably didn't help his conditioning very much.)
But I am a little surprised that Tommy Hearns didn't make the list. Maybe we need a part 2?
Part 2 is needed fasure.. especially about shaky chins.
In fact, there's a whole category of boxers throughout history who had great power, but weak chins.
The so called Glass cannons. Idk if hancho ever done a vid about those types
Tommy Hearns, Julian Jackson, Nigel benn, earnie shavers, Vlad Klitschko in early career, Floyd Patterson, Terry Norris,
My fight that never happened is in MMA. Tony vs. Khabib! Sadly, these two never got the fight we all wanted! 🤣
Haha i love Miatas, stock or lightly modified (no stance bs) so i guess i gotta like and rewatch all your vids a couple times to keep the ol Miata pure.
Imagine if Frank Bruno started boxing from when he was a kid or his teens
this biggest fight i was hyped for but never happened was Triple G vs Demitri Pirog.
Mma fight.- Ngannou vs Jones at HW,Dillashaw vs Mighty Mouse, Holloway vs Khabib Nurmagovedov, Covington vs Poirier, Romero vs Bisping
Ferguson vs nurmagomedov will always be the fight I always wanted to see the most but never happened
Didn't expect to hear a yu yu hakusho ost in this vid
I feel like there will be a part 2 to this since you forgot many boxers. When I think of active boxers with shaky chins, I think of Anthony Joshua
Joshua chin isn't great but it's his side of his head which is glass. Ruiz was smart he kept hitting their and Joshua was all over the place. I've seen worse chins by active heavyweights then Joshua. Whyte's chin is a lot worse
Joshua chin isn’t as bad as others chins it’s his recovery which is really bad
@@ethanryan3367 Similar to Bruno when he's hurt he was done then same as AJ when he fought Ruiz. Dubios chin is shaky
@@Anderton-sy4jz that’s true, I feel both Bruno and AJ and dubois are glass cannons, nuclear power but terrible chins
@@ethanryan3367 No Joshua and Bruno have poor recovery's when they get hurt but subpar chins whilst Dubios has no chin a glass cannon
Watching Haye go absolutely bonkers on Enzo is one of my favourites to watch. Another great moment in that fight, is when haye lands a massive hook on him and enzos hair is just flopping about everywhere, think its a right hook, maybe an overhand right i cant remember. The explosiveness of Haye in his prime was just something else.
That hook, uppercut by Floyd was so fast and pretty... Textbook
Thank you for a great video as always.
7:30 the obvious answer is Tony vs Khabib specially the time Tony had to pull out because he tripped on a cord and tore his ACL. Can't make that shit up.
Amir Khan didnt have a bad chin he just walked onto huge shots.
Always wanted to see Julian Jackson vs James Toney. Unfortunately, never happened