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  • @margot9215
    @margot9215 Рік тому +362

    49 wins, 43 knockouts, 0 defeats. Rocky Marciano, a hero to all those who are told they can't.

    • @antoniopetisce3417
      @antoniopetisce3417 Рік тому +5

      Well stated😎

    • @Paul-sl9zm
      @Paul-sl9zm Рік тому +6

      Out of 49, Name 5 great fighters Rocky beat? Old Louis, Old Charles, Old Walcot don't count.

    • @Mike_TNVol4Life
      @Mike_TNVol4Life Рік тому +16

      ​@@Paul-sl9zm all 49 wins count. That's like saying Khabib and Floyd Mayweather's records don't count either.

    • @rickrick5041
      @rickrick5041 Рік тому +5

      @@Paul-sl9zm These were still great fighters. Louis won his last 7 fights and was favored. Louis was a fraction of what he was but that means still very good. The other two were in their late 30’s I think but still close to prime and top, top fighters

    • @heruking4391
      @heruking4391 Рік тому +5

      @@rickrick5041
      Jersey Joe Walcott and Joe Louis were 38 years old when they fought a 28 year old Marciano . And Joe Louis came out of retirement to fight Marciano. Marciano has a lot of bums and old past their prime boxers on his record. His record is Clearly padded by the Mob.

  • @jeffhawkins1293
    @jeffhawkins1293 Рік тому +67

    The great man carried himself with dignity

  • @seniordavidmanderson9232
    @seniordavidmanderson9232 Рік тому +180

    Rocky was always so nice and humble. He never trash talked his opponents and always praised their fighting abilities before he broke them , he let his fist do the talking.

    • @johnreidy2804
      @johnreidy2804 Рік тому

      Those were different times. Stars had class back then. Now there a bunch of narcissistic ego maniacs

    • @keithdukes5990
      @keithdukes5990 Рік тому +5

      The Complete opposite of most of today's totally crass & classless Heavyweight chumps!!!🤔🤨🧐🙄
      Olexander Usyk exempted!😊👍

    • @albertross2456
      @albertross2456 Рік тому +7

      He is the greatest of all time in my opinion. All around

    • @albertross2456
      @albertross2456 Рік тому

      I always loved and appreciated how he would praise his opponents abilities and destroy them

    • @krillinroshi9312
      @krillinroshi9312 Рік тому +2

      @@albertross2456
      He’s no Ali!

  • @eltigre6222
    @eltigre6222 Рік тому +97

    Humble guy with monster skills

  • @POSHMODS
    @POSHMODS Рік тому +42

    Wow a true gentleman he was!

  • @jdmathys1
    @jdmathys1 Рік тому +22

    What an amazing human. Street smart, tough and still saw the good in people

  • @kristiant96
    @kristiant96 Рік тому +10

    People like him nowadays are so rare.

  • @darrenjones1413
    @darrenjones1413 Рік тому +20

    He just wouldn't give up

  • @t4texastom587
    @t4texastom587 Рік тому +42

    What a great and gentleman champion!
    Mr. 49 AND O! ! !
    R. I. P.
    Rocky Marciano
    THE GREATEST BOXING CHAMP
    OF ALL-TIME

    • @C-bo2584
      @C-bo2584 Рік тому

      No Ali is the greatest

  • @rabiyah7402
    @rabiyah7402 Рік тому +7

    Wow, what a very humble man!

  • @stkyfngrszmooth
    @stkyfngrszmooth Рік тому +153

    Hey GenZers, this is what a real man looks like.

    • @keithdukes5990
      @keithdukes5990 Рік тому +5

      Lol! Absolutely 💯 but be careful as they may need councelling with PTSS!!!😝😜🤪🤭

    • @masonlerner9342
      @masonlerner9342 Рік тому +5

      Millenials are like 40 now

    • @jacobstravail
      @jacobstravail Рік тому +6

      ​@@masonlerner9342 up to 45 actually born in 1977 or earlier

    • @ritchie9872
      @ritchie9872 Рік тому +1

      LOL

    • @kevinmunday6263
      @kevinmunday6263 Рік тому +4

      Stupid comment, Rocky was an icon in Sport nothing to do with "Millenials"......

  • @George-ek4wu
    @George-ek4wu Рік тому +6

    The best of all time

  • @cesarfernandezlopez5063
    @cesarfernandezlopez5063 Рік тому +7

    He was the greatest, undefeated heavy weight champion of the world 🥊

  • @giorgospatras1616
    @giorgospatras1616 Рік тому +4

    The best boxer for ever Roky for ever after aLi,

  • @cappy2282
    @cappy2282 Рік тому +6

    I noticed throughout boxing history, Heavyweight champs have been some of the most genuine, interesting and awesome guys around. So many of them
    Rocky, Holyfield, Liston, Tyson, Fury, Ali...and one of my all time favs "Big George Foreman" (special human beings 🙏)

  • @divinityjudge1920
    @divinityjudge1920 Рік тому +2

    I like and respect Rocky Marciano.

  • @capo7232
    @capo7232 Рік тому +5

    For me him, Alì and Sugar ray Robinson are the greatest ever

    • @nischala7170
      @nischala7170 Рік тому

      For most that is but Rocky always makes it to the top 10

  • @mudbath
    @mudbath Рік тому +3

    The more I see of him the more I respect and admire him.

  • @yeshuaservant7
    @yeshuaservant7 Рік тому +3

    Rocky was a true champion--back in the day when fighters had class and respected each other and their sport.

  • @KillOrBeKilled83
    @KillOrBeKilled83 Рік тому +14

    Complete praise to them words. Boxers nowdays wouldn't think to speak them words. True men back in the day.

  • @billcaddell3848
    @billcaddell3848 Рік тому +3

    Truly the greatest of all time. 49-0. Nobody well ever come close to him.

    • @heruking4391
      @heruking4391 Рік тому +1

      Record padded by the Italian Mob.

  • @johnburrows1179
    @johnburrows1179 Рік тому +8

    The greatest. I grew up in Brockton. I saw him one time in a store, didn’t talk to him. He was like a god in Brockton. I was in Vietnam when I got the letter from my mom saying he had died. I was shocked

    • @johnsantilli7647
      @johnsantilli7647 Рік тому +3

      Thank you my friend he was a good man
      I have two photos that i treasure that I got from my auntie because her husband knew him and he said he was a quietly spoken man but a different man when he was fighting.

  • @davidca96
    @davidca96 Рік тому +5

    Absolute LEGEND

  • @123macks
    @123macks Рік тому +2

    The real GOAT

  • @litiviousspartus4611
    @litiviousspartus4611 Рік тому +15

    Now there is the G.O.A.T

    • @C-bo2584
      @C-bo2584 Рік тому

      Where I didn’t see Ali

    • @Lucille69caddy
      @Lucille69caddy 11 місяців тому +1

      @@C-bo2584Lol he lost to seven fight LW Leon Spinks. Now SIDDOWN🤣🤡

  • @tripnfall3531
    @tripnfall3531 Рік тому +1

    Shoutout Brockton,MA 🥊 City of Champions!

  • @perkosherrigh7243
    @perkosherrigh7243 9 місяців тому +2

    When men had class and dignity

  • @johnlsullivan5180
    @johnlsullivan5180 Рік тому +1

    We will always remember him, true tough guy, honest straight forward relentless.

  • @Gigantor60
    @Gigantor60 Рік тому +3

    Fighters today fight once per year and duck the tough fights.

  • @battlevain
    @battlevain 7 місяців тому +1

    Such a class act. The gentleman warrior 💪🏾

  • @jonplukehughes2807
    @jonplukehughes2807 Рік тому +1

    Love this guy

  • @aldowilliams4765
    @aldowilliams4765 Рік тому +1

    The real top G

  • @brettrogers5333
    @brettrogers5333 Рік тому +2

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

  • @uversa7
    @uversa7 Рік тому +1

    One million bucks was worth a billion back then. This man defines the meaning of obligation. He gave up everything he loved, for the Love of his family in a most timely manner. Hands down the greatest.

  • @yaderblen2890
    @yaderblen2890 Рік тому +3

    The only boxer than never loss in reality
    Perfect record.
    Now days boxers are a joke.

  • @minecraftkingest4116
    @minecraftkingest4116 Рік тому +1

    the best boxer of all time just based off his will, when mind is powerful then so is body he was the greatest hitter of all time in boxing

  • @salsadancer4965
    @salsadancer4965 Рік тому +1

    Possibly the greatest ever.

    • @H.K.5
      @H.K.5 4 місяці тому

      Ali is my favourite heavyweight ever but I think Marciano was greater than him.

  • @user-qh8po5hd9m
    @user-qh8po5hd9m 11 місяців тому +1

    I think Rocky Marciano was the best all around boxer and person of all time. Sugar Ray Robinson was another one. You have to have love in your heart for years to be like these great men. Can’t copy them. Our country was in good shape back then.

  • @brucetindal7399
    @brucetindal7399 Рік тому

    The Greatest

  • @tradeandfadeing
    @tradeandfadeing Рік тому +1

    A great fighter, I sure hope The Rock made it to heaven.

    • @justplainbrad7713
      @justplainbrad7713 Рік тому

      Does St. Peter have the courage to tell him, "No, you can't enter"?
      Heard this about a large grizzly, once:
      Where does a 1500lb grizzly sleep?
      Answer: Anywhere he wants. - Change names, and dialogue, and you got it.

  • @Donald-dt1dp
    @Donald-dt1dp Рік тому +11

    What a awesome inspiration he was and a great champion, big respect ROCKY...

  • @bobbyd1492
    @bobbyd1492 Рік тому +8

    90% of Marciano's opponents were of dubious quality with terrible records. Considering his best opposition was on the downward slide, and the fact that he "Quit" during his "Prime", his 49-0 is very misleading and deceptive. Because it was commonplace to have 70 fights like Louis and Walcott, or 121 like Charles, or even 219 like Moore had.

    • @bobbyd1776
      @bobbyd1776 Рік тому +2

      Rocky Marciano: The Rock of His Times 2005 author Russell Sullivan
      "One of the greatest champs ever." - Sonny Liston
      "Hardest puncher I ever fought." - Joe Louis
      "The one fighter who might have beaten me." Muhammed Ali
      "My manager waited for him to retire before I dared fight as a heavyweight." - Floyd Patterson
      "The hardest puncher I ever saw in 50 years in boxing." Don Turner, trainer for Evander Holyfield
      "Ali wouldn't have tried rope-a-dope on Marciano cause Marciano would have KOd him." -Joe Frazier
      "Hit harder than anyone I ever fought." - Ezzard Charles
      "Hit harder than anyone ever." - Jersey Joe Walcott
      "Like fighting an airplane propeller." - Archie Moore
      "Trained harder than anyone ever." -Don Turner, trainer
      "Hit you so so hard it jar your kin folk in Africa. - Muhammed Ali
      "Broke blood vessels in my arm just hitting me. Took weeks for my arm to recover." -Roland LaStarza
      "One of the hardest punchers who ever lived." -George ForemanRocky Marciano: The Rock of His Times 2005 author Russell Sullivan
      "One of the greatest champs ever." - Sonny Liston
      "Hardest puncher I ever fought." - Joe Louis
      "The one fighter who might have beaten me." Muhammed Ali
      "My manager waited for him to retire before I dared fight as a heavyweight." - Floyd Patterson
      "The hardest puncher I ever saw in 50 years in boxing." Don Turner, trainer for Evander Holyfield
      "Ali wouldn't have tried rope-a-dope on Marciano cause Marciano would have KOd him." -Joe Frazier
      "Hit harder than anyone I ever fought." - Ezzard Charles
      "Hit harder than anyone ever." - Jersey Joe Walcott
      "Like fighting an airplane propeller." - Archie Moore
      "Trained harder than anyone ever." -Don Turner, trainer
      "Hit you so so hard it jar your kin folk in Africa. - Muhammed Ali
      "Broke blood vessels in my arm just hitting me. Took weeks for my arm to recover." -Roland LaStarza
      "One of the hardest punchers who ever lived." -George ForemanRocky Marciano: The Rock of His Times 2005 author Russell Sullivan
      "One of the greatest champs ever." - Sonny Liston
      "Hardest puncher I ever fought." - Joe Louis
      "The one fighter who might have beaten me." Muhammed Ali
      "My manager waited for him to retire before I dared fight as a heavyweight." - Floyd Patterson
      "The hardest puncher I ever saw in 50 years in boxing." Don Turner, trainer for Evander Holyfield
      "Ali wouldn't have tried rope-a-dope on Marciano cause Marciano would have KOd him." -Joe Frazier
      "Hit harder than anyone I ever fought." - Ezzard Charles
      "Hit harder than anyone ever." - Jersey Joe Walcott
      "Like fighting an airplane propeller." - Archie Moore
      "Trained harder than anyone ever." -Don Turner, trainer
      "Hit you so so hard it jar your kin folk in Africa. - Muhammed Ali
      "Broke blood vessels in my arm just hitting me. Took weeks for my arm to recover." -Roland LaStarza
      "One of the hardest punchers who ever lived." -George Foreman

    • @barryobee1544
      @barryobee1544 Рік тому

      A smart man knows when to quit. He was making money in other ways anyway…endorsements, pubic speaking and such.

    • @H.K.5
      @H.K.5 4 місяці тому

      Excuses, all of those guys were in their primes when Marciano beat them. Walcott was the reigning world champion at the time so it’s ridiculous to say he wasn’t in his prime when he fought Marciano. Moore was the reigning light heavyweight champ and jumped up to heavyweight to fight Marciano (who actually weighed less than him when they fought).

    • @bobbyd1492
      @bobbyd1492 4 місяці тому

      Zhang - 287
      Joyce - 280
      Fury - 277
      Ngannou - 272
      Briggs - 265
      Ruiz - 265
      Grant - 265
      Makhmudov - 260
      Lennox - 250
      Parker - 250
      Foreman - 250
      Vitali - 250
      Peter - 250
      Joshua - 250
      Whyte - 250
      Ibeabuchi - 245
      Kabayel - 245
      Wladimir - 245
      Anderson - 245
      Hrgovic - 245
      Sanchez - 245
      Ruddock - 245
      Bowe - 240
      Ortiz - 240
      Witherspoon - 235
      Tua - 235
      Dokes - 235
      Bruno - 230
      Morrison - 230
      Cooney - 230
      Wilder - 225
      Thomas - 225
      Usyk - 222
      Lyle - 220
      Holmes - 218
      Ali - 218
      Tyson - 218
      Liston - 218
      *Marciano - 184 with the shortest ever 67" flyweight reach*
      *Charles - 181 with the lowest ever 42% KO's*
      *Moore - 175 light heavyweight champion from 1952 to 1962*
      Rocky fans always knew his post war drained era had an expiration date and that time has arrived. He was never tested against genuine topnotch 200+lbs Heavyweights let alone authentic topnotch 224+lbs Super Heavyweights.
      But he went 49-0, yes he did, against who?
      Middleweights and light heavyweights
      masquerading as Heavyweights.
      Walcott was at least 40,
      Moore was at least 42,
      Charles factually had ALS and Louis was washed.
      *Rocky never fought an all-time great in his prime.*
      Heck, in my opinion today's light heavyweight phenom Artur Beterbiev would annihilate Marciano! Rocky was flat-footed wide open and never used the jab.
      *Rocky's era was undoubtedly without a doubt*
      *the absolute worst Heavyweight division in boxing history!*

    • @bobbyd1492
      @bobbyd1492 4 місяці тому

      Famous physicist Stephen Hawking lived with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's disease for 55 years after he was diagnosed in 1963. Ezzard Charles said he first noticed the ailment in 1951, *"after a guy hit me, I didn't seem to be able to get away,"* he recalled, *"I didn't have the same coordination."* Ezzard himself, his family, Lou Duva, Burt Sugar, Ezzard's trainer's Ray Arcel, Jimmy Brown, Chickie Ferrera and Bill Gore all said they noticed signs of ALS in 1951. *--William Dettloff’s book 'Ezzard Charles: A Boxing Life'* ... There's no room for debate. Too many reputable witnesses. Charles was 100% factually handicapped when he fought Marciano! *Any questions about the validity then I'd suggest filing defamation lawsuits against Ezzard, his family, all his trainers, Duva, Sugar and Dettloff.*

  • @aaronsalyers4819
    @aaronsalyers4819 10 місяців тому

    This guy punched a heavy bag for 8 hours straight that's why he was undefeated

  • @igormoravcik300
    @igormoravcik300 Рік тому +1

    Many modern boxers and promoters should watch this and learn that its not all about the money

  • @arroyyag_channel
    @arroyyag_channel 9 місяців тому

    Rocky was not only tough, he is smart too. He knew when its time so stop. He is a wiseman. 😅😂

  • @TURKISH-1453
    @TURKISH-1453 Рік тому

    What a good man,RIP LEGEND.

  • @will-ru7sv
    @will-ru7sv Рік тому +4

    1M dollars in that time is like 60 millions now

    • @user-ok5
      @user-ok5 11 місяців тому +1

      Yeah dude

    • @cullex.2851
      @cullex.2851 5 місяців тому

      I’m pretty sure that’s in the 10-20 million range

  • @suzuki79dan20
    @suzuki79dan20 Рік тому

    Thank you for this short , best I ever seen in my life ❤

  • @RC-uy3nm
    @RC-uy3nm Рік тому +1

    Un italiano che ci ha fatto onore W l’Italia 🇮🇹

  • @brentroussin6777
    @brentroussin6777 Рік тому

    They said the longer the fight went on the stronger 💪 Rocky got imagine if he had the modern day chemistry that they have today all respect for Marciano

  • @soufiane5411
    @soufiane5411 Рік тому

    The most Underrated boxer of all time 😔

  • @tomang71
    @tomang71 Рік тому

    Roccooo❤❤🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

  • @masterj4777
    @masterj4777 Рік тому +2

    He was a white Mike Tyson without the anger issues 🥊🥊🥊

    • @C-bo2584
      @C-bo2584 Рік тому +1

      A black man with anger issues - who would have thunk it - why would a privileged class of people have anger issues and Rocky being a second class citizen and oppressed by USA government should have anger issues.

    • @masterj4777
      @masterj4777 Рік тому +1

      @@C-bo2584 makes you wonder 🤔

  • @daghostyboy8567
    @daghostyboy8567 Рік тому

    He looks like a mafia boss

    • @user-ok5
      @user-ok5 11 місяців тому

      😂😂😂😂

  • @maxballa7072
    @maxballa7072 Рік тому

    One hellva of a man

  • @carlosarnoldocarrascolover3253

    Roky marciano la misma época de mí padre

  • @stephenmartin2737
    @stephenmartin2737 Рік тому

    The greatest! ,enough said RIP legend !!!!

  • @notyaavridge2660
    @notyaavridge2660 Рік тому +1

    The real Mr.49-0

  • @christopherqueen8097
    @christopherqueen8097 Рік тому

    SOLDIER

  • @someguy7222
    @someguy7222 Рік тому

    I respect his work ethic. Beast in training

  • @israelguerrero8253
    @israelguerrero8253 8 місяців тому +1

    "ROCKY MARCIANO" COULD RECEIVE PUNCHES AND GIVE IT AS WELL,ALL THE ROUNDS THE SAME WAY,MY GOD I DON'T THINK THERE'S A HUMAN NOWDAYS THAT CAN FIGHT THAT WAY,IS AN IMPOSIBLE FIGHTING FOR ANY HUMAN THESE DAYS!!

  • @marcianoalvarado8351
    @marcianoalvarado8351 Рік тому

    My name is marciano this is who I was named after 🐐

  • @johnrobert385mm
    @johnrobert385mm Рік тому

    he was a brawler inside the ring ... outside , he was a modest guy .
    btw , deep respect for that " family comes first " .

  • @waynegoody3919
    @waynegoody3919 Рік тому

    I Think This Is When Humanity Had RESPECT,,,,,,Look At The Face Offs And The Trash Talk Know And The Way Its Presented,,Not A Good Stepping Stone For The Youngsters,,,,,Yet Alot Of Those Fighters Have Kids That Are Learning All The Badness,,,,,They Should B Setting A Good Example Plus Alot Of The Other Sports Personalities,,,,,Good Man Mr R/M🤛👍

  • @bendahan2494
    @bendahan2494 Рік тому

    I. Love rocky. Marciano. He. Is. So. Humble. Family. First. And. He. Is. A. Strait. Up. Killer

  • @johnervolina6738
    @johnervolina6738 Рік тому

    My idol

  • @JeSsE10mCcOy11
    @JeSsE10mCcOy11 Рік тому

    Roland LaStarza: am I a joke to you?

  • @cousinleigh1470
    @cousinleigh1470 Рік тому +1

    He’s lucky Liston started boxing late in life

  • @dominicmassaconi6160
    @dominicmassaconi6160 Рік тому

    The greatest ever

  • @geraldp494
    @geraldp494 Рік тому

    GOAT

  • @Jamie_Wulfyr
    @Jamie_Wulfyr 9 місяців тому

    Such a shame that his time with his family was cut so tragically short.

  • @thm26
    @thm26 Рік тому

    I wish I Grew up in those Times!!!

  • @applechili2848
    @applechili2848 Рік тому +1

    A million in 1956, and Rocky turned it down.
    Imagine the amount that must have been in the bank?!

  • @51385jrod
    @51385jrod Рік тому

    I lived in Brockton. legend

  • @bobbyd1492
    @bobbyd1492 Рік тому +7

    Archie Moore was factually born December 13, 1913. He moved up in weight to fight Marciano at the age of 41. Imagine if Marciano was 41 and moved up in weight to fight 31 year old Moore? The fallacy that Moore was prime at 41 is not only misleading but humanly and scientifically impossible.

  • @garyroberts1496
    @garyroberts1496 Рік тому

    Nice guy cool man

  • @bobbyd1492
    @bobbyd1492 Рік тому +6

    As a cruiserweights worth little 5' 9" 185lb Marciano receives 7 out of 10 score. But as a Heavyweights worth he only receives a 2 out of 10 score when compared to topnotch Super Heavyweights Fury Ibeabuchi Lewis Vitali Foreman Bruno Ruddock Witherspoon Joyce Parker Wladimir just to name a few.

  • @dylannyland387
    @dylannyland387 Рік тому +6

    Greatest boxer ever.

    • @FIGHTERClassics
      @FIGHTERClassics  Рік тому +1

      💪

    • @JohnDoe-ie3rs
      @JohnDoe-ie3rs Рік тому +1

      i say Mayweather but I can't argue against rock Marciano, I just love the fact they never lost. that's pride with it.

  • @Peplll
    @Peplll 2 місяці тому

    It's pretty cool personally for me that he has a similar build to me

  • @Civil_War_Now
    @Civil_War_Now Рік тому

    The man was a gym rat. That’s a good term. Trained. And trained. Consummate gentleman. No trash talk. Respect. In the ring he was relentless. Did not know the meaning of pain. And he could hit with underrated hand speed. He was fast. People forget that.

  • @krishnashrivastava8364
    @krishnashrivastava8364 Рік тому +1

    🐐

  • @anthonybryant1969
    @anthonybryant1969 Рік тому

    He would give you a chance then KO you Rest RM🕊️🕊️🕊️🙏🙏🙏🥊🥊🥊🥊

  • @H.K.5
    @H.K.5 4 місяці тому +1

    Boxers were far more likeable then as opposed to now. When you look at guys like Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis, it makes you wonder why they don’t act like this anymore.

    • @user-qv6bk1bb2z
      @user-qv6bk1bb2z Місяць тому

      Earlier after the war people like the humble people...now in the time of less violence people like the more showoff guys

  • @James_T_Finnegan
    @James_T_Finnegan Рік тому +42

    A closer glance at Joe Louis 8 fight winning streak which helped him become #1 ranked contender before he faced Rocky. Below is the (6) (SIX) boxers Louis beat:
    196 lb Cesar Brian -- Decision -- Brian never beat anyone noteworthy. He had abysmal 36% KO's
    197 lb Cesar Brian -- Decision AGAIN -- Why Twice?
    187 lb Omelio Agramonte -- Decision -- I watched entire fight and Joe's combinations were non-existent. Agramonte had low-power 45% KOs. The announcer said Louis was supposed to fight Charles after the Savold fight but Louis camp ducked him.
    188 lb Omelio Agramonte -- Decision AGAIN -- Why Twice?
    191 lb Freddie Beshore -- KO 28-10-1 Freddie had featherfisted 24% KO's
    194 lb Andy Walker -- TKO 17-8-7 B-level Andy was powderpuffer with 18% KO's
    179 lb Jimmy Bivens -- Decision - 5' 9" light heavyweight Jimmy had 25 losses and was KOd 5 times. He also had an abysmal 27% KO's
    190 lb Lee Savold -- KO -- Savold lost 44 fights and was KOd 12 times. Even the announcer said Joe Louis reflexes are but a memory. These two should have been retired. They just pushed Louis through towards Marciano so everyone could fill their pockets with money.
    Talk about bum-of-the-month-club, WOW. Notice the 5 decisions. A prime 24 year old (1938) speedy combination puncher Joe Louis would have easily accumulated 8 knockouts against those powder-puffers. It was obviously a predetermined carefully hand-picked set-up.
    So Joe comes outta retirement and takes the worst beating of his career from a light heavyweight (Charles) then he fights 6 stiffs and becomes #1 ranked contender smh. Joe looked like he was wadding through mud when he fought Rocky.
    Boxing-elites Italian-mafioso and IRS really needed Joe to be ranked #1 inorder to get their Louis vs Marciano $$-SHOW-$$. The entire eastern seaboard was ruled by Italians. The only loyalty the Italian-mob-had was-to-money.
    Hey they even took 50% of Marciano's earnings and all ticket sales, all in all $2 Million. $2 Million in 1955 is equivalent to $21 Million today. Norris Carbo Weill had complete control over Rocky. That's why he Quit.
    The Louis camp negotiated a deal with the IRS under which he would come out of retirement, with all his net proceeds going to the IRS. After boxing Joe ended up in the pro wrestling circuit and they still took his money. But that gig finished when Cowboy Rocky Lee lunged onto him with both feet, his boots colliding with Louis' torso. The crash cracked three of his ribs. It left him with a cardiac contusion and officially ended his stint as a wrestler. Children used to send him one dollar in the mail. In his biography he said a child walked up and handed him a dime. When Joe was broken physically and mentally the IRS finally stopped collecting. He lived with friends until he died.

    • @garbanzo_bean
      @garbanzo_bean Рік тому +2

      Louis in his prime was dropped by two ton Tony galento who was a beer drinking fat guy. And Louis lost to max schmeling in their first fight. Not to mention billy conn, a light heavyweight outboxed a prime Louis.

    • @rebelliousredneckvlogs
      @rebelliousredneckvlogs Рік тому +10

      That’s all true, but you can’t blame Rocky for taking the fight. He didn’t want to, Louis was his idol and he believed him to be the greatest of all time, the two became friends after the fight and Rocky financially helped Louis in the 60’s

    • @rebelliousredneckvlogs
      @rebelliousredneckvlogs Рік тому +6

      @@garbanzo_bean Galento was fat, but an awkward, powerful puncher who earned his status as a contender, even beating Lou Nova who beat Max Baer twice, of course Louis KO’d him in 4. Max Schmeling was an all time great heavyweight who was consistently the overall best heavyweight of the 1930’s ranked in the Ring top 10 every year, several years as 1. Slick fleetfooted Billy Conn while troubling Louis was KO’d both times by Louis.

    • @James_T_Finnegan
      @James_T_Finnegan Рік тому +6

      @@garbanzo_bean Marciano in his prime was Dropped by Journeyman Walcott (49W 20L) and 41 year old light heavyweight Archie Moore who was moonlighting as a Heavyweight because the division was completely void of any real genuine Heavyweights.

    • @garbanzo_bean
      @garbanzo_bean Рік тому +3

      @@James_T_Finnegan and Muhammad Ali would go on to fight Moore later but for some reason everyone forgets that fight….

  • @larrymccue8097
    @larrymccue8097 Рік тому

    Well spoken. Obviously didn't take too many in the head.

  • @James_T_Finnegan
    @James_T_Finnegan Рік тому +15

    Unbeaten is the story of an immigrant son who chased the American dream in the middle of the 20th Century. Marciano’s story unfolds in the back alleys of New England and the musty gyms of New York in the years after World War 2. Rocky moved through a romantic era of guys and dolls, hustlers and gamblers, crusty trainers and sleazy managers, glamorous celebrities and notorious mobsters.
    What I knew about Marciano before I read the book Unbeaten was that he cowardly retired during his prime right before he would have had to fight the lik' of Patterson, Liston, and Clay to name just a few. I did not know about his conduct during World War 2 that got him locked up in jail for 2 years. I did not know of the mob's influence in his career.
    Nor did i realize that his list of opponents while he was champion were of dubious quality. Joe Louis was far beyond his prime. Journeyman Joe Walcott was 38/39 years old. Former middleweight turned light heavyweight grandfather Archie Moore was 41 and Ezzard Charles best years were behind him at light heavyweight.
    For the last decade of his life Marciano wandered America, disillusioned, untrusting, hiding his money, cheating on his wife, consorting with the mobsters and loansharking. He hung around with Frank Sinatra and a number of "made guys." Rocky was not a good businessperson and was lousy with investing and saving money. He left his family penniless. Again his boxing record is offset by the low level of his opponents. He died relatively young in a plane crash due to his complete disregard of intentionally flying during horrible weather conditions inorder to collect money.

    • @Badcelebz6456
      @Badcelebz6456 Рік тому +2

      Great write

    • @saveriopulsinelli2217
      @saveriopulsinelli2217 Рік тому

      Hey I’m from Brockton/ could be living in a building he was even in before. Where you get all this information. I’d like to look it up , you got a link or anything?

    • @James_T_Finnegan
      @James_T_Finnegan Рік тому +2

      @@saveriopulsinelli2217 the book is called -- UNBEATEN

    • @saveriopulsinelli2217
      @saveriopulsinelli2217 Рік тому

      @@James_T_Finnegan thanks 🙏/. What you think about what’s going on in the world today? Kyrie Irving’s movie suggestions are turning in to a book burning/. Ey things are about to get crazy sooner then I imagined. To be honest I’m pretty scared. What’s you thought?

    • @louisj.marciano2562
      @louisj.marciano2562 Рік тому

      Dylan Mc another COWARD going by an alias on social media.
      Great Spin- Takes a lot of guts to attempt to spin a MAN’S life history within a few paragraphs. Let’s have this discussion regarding my uncle in person….
      You’re a COWARD!!!!

  • @keithdukes5990
    @keithdukes5990 Рік тому

    "The Brockton Blockbuster!" One of the All time greats!!! A man and Boxer who many of today's "so called Worldclass heavyweights!" Would do well to try to emulate both in and out the ring!!!🤔🧐🤨 Fury, Joshua, Wilder, Whyte, Chisora!!! With Both Olexander Usyk & Joe Joyce exempted!😊👍

  • @neil5173
    @neil5173 Рік тому +1

    There never be another

  • @colmfitzpatrick347
    @colmfitzpatrick347 Рік тому

    The king 🇮🇪💚💚🥊🥊🥊🥊

  • @ameenbhai6296
    @ameenbhai6296 11 місяців тому

    💛💛👑

  • @HandMade715
    @HandMade715 Рік тому

    He is my hero not a goat
    A goat is an animal goat is a goat get it right legend...

  • @hotrodd29
    @hotrodd29 Рік тому

    Ironically his family saw less of him when he retired

  • @raffaeledigiusto2081
    @raffaeledigiusto2081 7 місяців тому

    👊

  • @AN-jz3px
    @AN-jz3px 5 місяців тому

    We really didn’t deserve him

  • @charlesakins206
    @charlesakins206 4 місяці тому

    I think this was the reason that freakish plane crash happened 😢 Love Rocky!!

  • @romanveli2377
    @romanveli2377 Рік тому

    ❤👏👏👏

  • @blagojetopic8977
    @blagojetopic8977 Рік тому

    NEPONOVLJIV
    ZA SVAGDA
    RESPECT❤❤❤💛💛💛💛💜💜💜💜🧡🧡🧡💙💙💙💙💙💓💓💓💚💚💙💙

  • @randallsandoval8661
    @randallsandoval8661 Рік тому

    Exactly why khabib has retired from fighting and now coaching. Family comes first at the end of the day

  • @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262
    @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 Рік тому

    He had 7 title fights, against 5 opponents, 2 of whom were in their late 30's.

  • @arissexyy
    @arissexyy Рік тому

    A MAAAAAAN
    A MAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
    THATS THE THE BROCKTON BOMBER