Sometimes if you don't get it soon you don't get it at all but I think he should have studied Duran instead of jumping into that fight he had a lot to learn and was very reckless but he sure had some flashy hands and some power yo
@@harryheath9928 A manager who would have his fighters best interest in mind would never have the compunction to throw in a fighter with only 12 fights against an all-time great in a born assassin like Roberto Duran that soon. But what from was also documented Michael Franceze that Moore’s management was clicked up with some underworld guys at that time to and they put Moore in a situation where he was forced to fight Duran with a abscesses tooth. Look up hbo real sports on that
Much Love to Davey Moore 🥊. I was really quite surprised and very taken back when I read of his passing in the Boxing Monthly magazine over home in England when I was a 15 year old. Such a shame how he died and how his career went after his Fight with Duran in June of 83. He never was the same again. Classic case of he had it to young far to early. But he was a good fighter with very good natural ability. RIP Davey never forgotten you young warrior 🥊🥊🥊
I'm still a Davey Moore fan and this was my war dog this was him young and strong and coming into his own wish he would've thought about facing that Duran yo. He proved himself a real champion here
Sure he had his flaws but you could still see the glory in him I seen that flashy footwork and combinations Duran was a bad choice especially after having dental work I know from personal experience Ayala Jr. he would've had some understanding of what is was
I'm CUBAN.... I'm white person... Cuba has had a thousands of boxers.. many champions... but.. I grew up wanting to be AYUB KALULE... My father always told me that I had to be KALULE... every day in a Caribbean island, a little white boy wanted to be an AFRICAN boxer.... one of my dreams is to know him
Do you mean also when he was an amateur champion? Kalule got the most out of himself. He wasn't a great natural talent, he was all about skill, stamina, will, defense, and technique.
You picked a good one. Kalule was one hell of a fighter. However he was already washed up when he won the title. Too many tough fights, too long staying at light middle when he should have been fighting at middleweight. By the time he fought Leonard, McCallum, Moore etc. he was a shell of the fighter he had once been.
I believe the stoppage was appropriate. Kalule was not punching back and Moore was really starting to tee off. Moore had considerable potential, but that was short-circuited to a large extent by running into Roberto Duran.
Probably. He should have not taken the fight with Roberto, if his tooth was messed up. But the stakes were probably too high. Often wonder if Davey had remained at welterweight, how fast he would have progressed.
@@Belburg The reason Davy wanted the fight with Duran was to put a big name on his resume. Why not Duran was an overblown lightweight. Duran was already 5 years past his prime. By that time Duran looked old and slow. Roberto only got into shape for Davy is because bob arom promised Duran a big pay day with Marvin Hagler. At that time of Durans career money was his biggest motivation.
@@charlesrazo7246 In that case, I can understand Roberto's motivation. But also feel he used a thumb to hinder Davey's fight plan that night. I liked Davey, real nice fighter. But that loss ruined everything for him.
Pensaba q Duran estaba acabado y q Moore más joven 24 años contra 32 de Duran y en plenitud de facultades lo iba a nokear y mira tu como fue la historia ...🤔
They say his fight with Mihara was fixed because the WBA wanted to have first dip into South Africa (which they eventually did) and Japan at the time did not allow their citizens to travel to South Africa due to Apartheid. In essence, Moore was then supposed to lose to Charlie Weir so the WBA would have a hold in the African country. Those are, however, unproven rumors. Davey Moore was an excellent fighter who was thrown too early into shark infested waters, given too soon to the lions. May he be basking in glorious light next to the Lord almighty, Amen!
Moore reminds me a bit of Pipino Cuevas. A good puncher-brawler who won a string of knockouts and got exposed against the better fighters. Both fighters lost to almost every high quality fighter they faced. Aside from a fading Benitez who Moore stopped off an ankle injury he really did not beat a good quality champion. For a time it was Moore who was talked about as an opponent for top fighters. Hagler, Curry and Hearns. As we see here his face first sloppy style would not have fared well against those top guys.
Moore era bueno. En Panamá se le quiere mucho. DIOS LO TENGA EN LA GLORIA CAMPEÓN.
Whoever put thumbs down on this doesn't know classic when they see it
Gotta be some kind of weirdo to down vote this fight.
@@amc7185 💯👍💯🫡🫡
What a gem! Thank you.
Davey Moore was the poster child for too much too soon.
ala David Reid, vargas, etc
@@bakgammon Davey was along way behind those two.
Davey was as raw as they come.
Sometimes if you don't get it soon you don't get it at all but I think he should have studied Duran instead of jumping into that fight he had a lot to learn and was very reckless but he sure had some flashy hands and some power yo
@@harryheath9928 A manager who would have his fighters best interest in mind would never have the compunction to throw in a fighter with only 12 fights against an all-time great in a born assassin like Roberto Duran that soon. But what from was also documented Michael Franceze that Moore’s management was clicked up with some underworld guys at that time to and they put Moore in a situation where he was forced to fight Duran with a abscesses tooth. Look up hbo real sports on that
But after this he was a hot underdog an a favorite that I tuned into. it was the money he took Duran way too much for granted
Much Love to Davey Moore 🥊. I was really quite surprised and very taken back when I read of his passing in the Boxing Monthly magazine over home in England when I was a 15 year old. Such a shame how he died and how his career went after his Fight with Duran in June of 83. He never was the same again. Classic case of he had it to young far to early. But he was a good fighter with very good natural ability. RIP Davey never forgotten you young warrior 🥊🥊🥊
I'm still a Davey Moore fan and this was my war dog this was him young and strong and coming into his own wish he would've thought about facing that Duran yo. He proved himself a real champion here
Man he had a lot of potential how he started throwing sets on him they had to stop it!
If Kalule had been a hard puncher the out come of this fight would have been different, same goes for his fight with Leonard.
Sure he had his flaws but you could still see the glory in him I seen that flashy footwork and combinations Duran was a bad choice especially after having dental work I know from personal experience Ayala Jr. he would've had some understanding of what is was
I just rewatched the Roberto Duran fight with him. Sad.
I'm CUBAN.... I'm white person... Cuba has had a thousands of boxers.. many champions... but.. I grew up wanting to be AYUB KALULE... My father always told me that I had to be KALULE... every day in a Caribbean island, a little white boy wanted to be an AFRICAN boxer.... one of my dreams is to know him
Do you mean also when he was an amateur champion? Kalule got the most out of himself. He wasn't a great natural talent, he was all about skill, stamina, will, defense, and technique.
You picked a good one. Kalule was one hell of a fighter. However he was already washed up when he won the title. Too many tough fights, too long staying at light middle when he should have been fighting at middleweight. By the time he fought Leonard, McCallum, Moore etc. he was a shell of the fighter he had once been.
I believe the stoppage was appropriate. Kalule was not punching back and Moore was really starting to tee off.
Moore had considerable potential, but that was short-circuited to a large extent by running into Roberto Duran.
Probably. He should have not taken the fight with Roberto, if his tooth was messed up. But the stakes were probably too high. Often wonder if Davey had remained at welterweight, how fast he would have progressed.
@@Belburg The reason Davy wanted the fight with Duran was to put a big name on his resume. Why not Duran was an overblown lightweight. Duran was already 5 years past his prime. By that time Duran looked old and slow. Roberto only got into shape for Davy is because bob arom promised Duran a big pay day with Marvin Hagler. At that time of Durans career money was his biggest motivation.
@@charlesrazo7246 In that case, I can understand Roberto's motivation. But also feel he used a thumb to hinder Davey's fight plan that night. I liked Davey, real nice fighter. But that loss ruined everything for him.
@@Belburg Davey was a Real good fighter it look like a thumb to me too after this Davey TKO Benítez in 2 Round
@@charlesrazo7246 Yeah, Davey never recovered from Duran. I remember the Benitez fight, nice win, but that fight ended too fast.
HE DIED A TRAGIC DEATH RIP DAVEY
Duran manhandled the younger Moore. Duran's skill was unbelievable.
Pensaba q Duran estaba acabado y q Moore más joven 24 años contra 32 de Duran y en plenitud de facultades lo iba a nokear y mira tu como fue la historia ...🤔
They say his fight with Mihara was fixed because the WBA wanted to have first dip into South Africa (which they eventually did) and Japan at the time did not allow their citizens to travel to South Africa due to Apartheid. In essence, Moore was then supposed to lose to Charlie Weir so the WBA would have a hold in the African country. Those are, however, unproven rumors. Davey Moore was an excellent fighter who was thrown too early into shark infested waters, given too soon to the lions. May he be basking in glorious light next to the Lord almighty, Amen!
Please if anyone knows something about ajub kalule please let me know cuz he was a friend of my brother and family back in the end of 1977-1980
He fought out of Denmark, so details on him are not that well known.
@@strangerintown3676 I only heard that he moved out back home
I know and i can make you meet him if you want please
I almost cried when he said Moore was pursuing his college degree and only wanted to fight for a couple more years. What a shame he was a good kid.
Moore should had worked on his defense
He was to raw at Times
Kalule didn't pace himself he punch himself out in round 4 and Davey took advantage of him
Moore reminds me a bit of Pipino Cuevas. A good puncher-brawler who won a string of knockouts and got exposed against the better fighters. Both fighters lost to almost every high quality fighter they faced.
Aside from a fading Benitez who Moore stopped off an ankle injury he really did not beat a good quality champion. For a time it was Moore who was talked about as an opponent for top fighters. Hagler, Curry and Hearns.
As we see here his face first sloppy style would not have fared well against those top guys.
He beat... Kalule.
@@slender4 So?
@@joeblow2069 Olympic medalist gave Sugar a great fight, very good fighter.
This was the fight that that was a milestone: this where the referees would the fight. Before that they would let the fighters continue???!!#
DAVY MOORE GRAN CAMPEON🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦👍
Рефери мог бы и не останавливать😠
三原に勝ったムーア
工藤に勝ったカルレ
既に結果の出てるファイトだけど
観る前の予想ではカルレがポイントアウトするのかな？
と思ったが
意外と脆いカルレだった。
Hello ajub kalule
You was friends with my brother back in 1970-1980
At sjalor bulevard
You and your family was friends with my family
Are you still alive
weird stoppage
i agree...too early..and if i was cynical re boxing [ of course i am ] , i'd say suspicious !