He never blew it he just made us all realise how precious life is and to not take anything for granted. You will never be seen as a victim of hiv but as a champion in a sport we all love. Sleep well champ I hope you finally found peace.
I've just watched the documentary again today...after all that pain, rest in peace Warrior. he'll always be one of my favorite boxer. Can't blame him, he lived his live that's it, life is short and so hard everyday. Take a rest champ'
so wait a second, did he or did he not have AIDS? Heard he died a while back, then that he was alive again, and now he died? so which is it? Serious question.
He died 8 years ago. He tested positive in 96, then in the years following the tests were incompetent and he tested negative repeatedly. His license was revoked then reinstated......he had a career, but that announcement greatly diminished his staying power. his heart gave out in 2013. Bear in mind, Morrison's HIV tests are questions of credibility and scrutiny to this day and for us fans, these are difficult and complex questions. I am led to believe that he did have HIV-AIDS because back in those days (90s), some athletes were still engaging in reckless behavior. Tommy was no different and should not have his legacy thrashed, mainly because it's taken enough of a beating.
@@nvkellz4873 You can quite easily test negative if you take your HIV medication. Your viral count will be low and you're almost 0 % chance transmissible. When you look at him how he looked prior to his death + that his cardiac arrest came from MULTIPLE organ failure, you can see that he had full blown AIDS by then. Especially when you look at how rapidly he decayed in the last few years.
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He never blew it he just made us all realise how precious life is and to not take anything for granted. You will never be seen as a victim of hiv but as a champion in a sport we all love. Sleep well champ I hope you finally found peace.
This was one of the best 30 for 30's made.
Chris Browning where can I find it
One of my favorites made
too bad its B.S. After Tommy died they did a postmortem, zero HIV.
“My ring’s outside” - Rocky Balboa
Theirs something profound about that comment considering Tommy’s demons were very much outside the ring
"Yeah? Let's do it!" - Tommy Gunn.
I've just watched the documentary again today...after all that pain, rest in peace Warrior. he'll always be one of my favorite boxer. Can't blame him, he lived his live that's it, life is short and so hard everyday. Take a rest champ'
Morrison could crack.... lived like a wild man though. Damn shame.
Tommy the machine gun
Can't wait to see this one. Tommy was pretty damn good, and in Rocky. Tragic story.
moodmuzik
ROCKY IV (1990)
I watched this and kept thinking Tommy reminded me of someone. Can anybody else see shades of Val Kilmer in his younger days?
God rest his soul
Hello! Anybody knows where I can watch entire movie?
Where can i watch this . So wamma see it
Donde estan estos documentales completos ?
Does anyone know the name of the music?
Where can i watch or buy this? Been looking everywhere, really want to see this one
@Dawud Bryant did it get taken down. Ty for this...
Anyone know where I can watch this?
ESPN+
0:21, wait, Tommy fought against Foreman?
They fought june 7th 1993. Big George was in his 40's making his comeback
And Morrison won a decision...
Why they dont make a serie
Tommy gunn
Is there any where I can see this with out ESPN plus
ESPN plus only 5 dollars a month
Disney+
Tommy's whole identity was boxing and living out of control lifestyle he did not want to do anything else.
He could ACTUALLY fight though that was the thing about Tommy
those punches will make gayweather cry
Onomatopoeia idiotic comment. I can tell you're not a boxing fan
Keep crying. Still undefeated.
Onomatopoeia ones weighs like 250 and the other like 168 so yeah
I recently found out he died
so wait a second, did he or did he not have AIDS? Heard he died a while back, then that he was alive again, and now he died? so which is it? Serious question.
He did a more modern test in the 2000s and tested negative, he died from cardiac arrest at 44 yrs old.
@Jeroen also he wouldn't have stopped boxing if it was false
He died 8 years ago. He tested positive in 96, then in the years following the tests were incompetent and he tested negative repeatedly. His license was revoked then reinstated......he had a career, but that announcement greatly diminished his staying power. his heart gave out in 2013.
Bear in mind, Morrison's HIV tests are questions of credibility and scrutiny to this day and for us fans, these are difficult and complex questions. I am led to believe that he did have HIV-AIDS because back in those days (90s), some athletes were still engaging in reckless behavior. Tommy was no different and should not have his legacy thrashed, mainly because it's taken enough of a beating.
@@nvkellz4873 You can quite easily test negative if you take your HIV medication. Your viral count will be low and you're almost 0 % chance transmissible. When you look at him how he looked prior to his death + that his cardiac arrest came from MULTIPLE organ failure, you can see that he had full blown AIDS by then. Especially when you look at how rapidly he decayed in the last few years.
Mandela affect!!!
I thought he was roids 🤷♀️🙄
Most HW's in the 90's were, Evander Holyfield for one.
Wait, this guy was a real boxer? Tf
Dumbass
Crawl back under your rock.
Yes! You didn't know that?