Hector 'Macho' Camacho vs Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini (Highlights)
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2020
- This was Mancini's first fight in four years.
Both boxers made over $1.2 million.
There was a sellout crowd of 11,517.
The fight was televised live on closed circuit and pay-per-view television.
Sports Illustrated reported: "Camacho was the 3-to-1 favorite, though hardly with the crowd. The fans hooted him from the moment he stepped into the ring. Camacho answered by dancing in circles, dressed in a red matador hat with earlike protuberances, gold-sequined trunks, overskirt and shoes. He looked like a cross between Midas and Mickey Mouse. Mancini chased him from the start, pressuring him. Camacho peppered away with his right jab, consistently the most effective punch thrown by either man all night. But to the crowd's displeasure, Camacho also ran, backpedaling and sidestepping the pressure. Mancini made what there was of the fight, with hard overhand rights and body shots, but he lacked precision in his punches and never did real damage. Tiring in the later rounds, Camacho stopped running and started tying Mancini up, and that turned what had been a boring fight into an unsightly one. When it was over, each man went to his corner thinking he had won."
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Sports Illustrated - March 20, 1989
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Boxing was so much fun in the 80s. I remember saving up to get a Ring magazine to read about these two , and Hagler and Hearns , Leonard , Pryor etc. Good fights were on tv a lot in those days. On Saturday mornings Id look forward to watching Looney Tunes , This Week in Baseball and Wide World of Sports . It was a good time to be a kid
Tuesday Night Fights!
True Abe so true and it was free.
@@RIVALContentJammerz yup Tuesday night fight
@@RIVALContentJammerz my twin and pushed through the week to get to Tuesday and Al Bernstein
There was at least an objective in pro boxing back then. There were only 2 world champions, and a ton of talent. Now there are many "world champions" and the objective is to win one and play it safe, where that wasn't really possible before because of the talent level. Also, now there's multiple champions even within 1 alphabet soup organization. All I can say is that those so-called "champions" who hide behind some paper title and refuse to fight anyone are total cowards and a disgrace to anyone who ever laced on boxing gloves.
Two of my favorite fighters of the early to mid 80’s. Mancini is underrated.
Like fun he is. He is highly regarded as a boxer.
Nah, overrated. Look at his fight with Arguello and Livingstone Bramble.
He won the second bramble fight most people thought as did I , did damb good against Alexis in his prime who was a legend, Mancini was a complete different fighter after the Kim fight.
@55gaser26 I remember that fight with Arguello. If I remember correctly , there was a moment early on where Arguello was hurt and Mancini backed off for some reason.
Late 80s
No matter who you think won, boxing was so much better back in these days.🥊🤘
Both fighters are genuinely incredible. You could argue that both of them are underrated in today’s climate. I love watching early 80s Hector Camacho when his speed was genuinely insane. And I love watching anything boom boom. Amazing
Camacho had insane speed! I thought boom boom ran out of gas by the 4 th. Great fight. Remember Tyson was entering the scene around this time too
@@jeffjeff4477 "Remember Tyson was entering the scene around this time too???" Which Tyson are you talking about?
@@bardofoc Iron Mike Tyson, I was commenting on the excitement and skill level happening in the boxing world at that time
@@jeffjeff4477 yeah, I figured you were talking about Mike Tyson. The reason for my comment was my shock that you stated "Tyson was entering the scene around this time too." Mike won the the title back in 1987 at age 20. This fight happened in March '89 and Buster Douglas scored the greatest upset ever against Mike Tyson only 11 months after. Iron Mike was definitely not "entering the scene around this time."
@@bardofoc exCUSE me!
Boom boom Mancini is hardly ever talked about. Super underrated.
Se la dieron ha camacho.
Not really. Look at his record. Not that impressive.
He started out like gangbusters.
i watched him when i was a kid. yea im an old fuck but ive always been a fan of boom boom.
Didn't Mancini kill a Korean boxer in the Ring because the referee wouldn't stop the fight?? Fucked Mancini's head up - stopped boxing - this was his first fight in four years?
Unless you are "blind", you just watched "overated" Mancini kick Machos ass.....Macho knew it too.
Had the pleasure of meeting Mancini. He then spent 20 min. talking with me and my friend. He even complimented me on questions that I asked him & signed our fight programs.
The way the fight ended at 10:23 was classic gladiator s***! They stopped punching and stood fast... then hugged.
Agreed Thomas.
I once met Mr. Mancini during his early retirement and had a great one on one conversation. I told him how much I had wanted to see him him fight knock out macho Camacho. He said, “Me too”! They had never fought when I met him. The meeting was on an outdoor movie set at Indian Dunes, CA where he was in a Steven Spielberg episode of Amazing Stories. Ray played a WWI soldier and was in a uniform waiting between scenes. I was a Paramedic on standby in case there was any medical assistance needed. I spotted Ray standing by himself so I walked over to him and said, “Excuse me but are you Ray Mancini”? He said, “Yes”. I said, “How are you doin’ Champ”?
It was a great honor meeting him. We are about the same age.
I watched that on tv live 1989.
MANCINI WON THAT FIGHT!!!!
I saw it live also. In my book Camacho won no more than 3 rounds. Mancini pressured him all night. Camacho spent so much time playing defense he never mount any sustained offense
No he did not
After the Duk koo Kim fight, they were trying to get rid of Mancini. Mancini, for sure, would've had more money fights had he got the decision, even though he was older.
@@KTF0 I'm not sure that was the sentiment, but it's weird for a matinee idol like Mancini to get jobbed twice in a row like that, with the Bramble rematch also a bad decision in my eyes. And I know some people see it differently.
Rigged ass fight. Boom Boom took that one.
Camacho used to visit family in Alaska. When he was here and out in public, most people left him alone. But he was approachable and very nice. I was in line with him, his wife, and his young son at the Anchorage airport once. Nice guy.
Thanks for these highlights. I did not like either fighter early in their careers, but came to appreciate both of them later on. R.I.P. Macho. Mancini has become a good commentator.
Mancini WON.
Mancini looks like that guy in a bar that I would pick a fight with then realize what a horrible mistake that way lol
Yet he is a truly classy person. One of the greats who missed out on some huge paydays while dealing with the death in the ring. I can’t recall the gentleman’s name but he was a true fighter also.
Not really Camacho spent the hole fight running away and he fought guys that hit a lot harder than Camacho.
Mancini won this fight easily
What a great match probably one of the best ones in history of boxing. Glad you posted. Man great sportsmanship back then...Real professionals. RIP Macho
My favorite match was where rey boom boom mancini killed that dude. That was cool! Haha
It's been awhile since I seen a rat tail and a mullet fight. Good times!
Couple of Great Champions with Outstanding Sportsmanship
I lived in that era and that fight was in the making for years ! That fight then was like the Mayweather vs Pac man of today's time
check out some " Boom Boom Mancini / Bobby Chacon" fights. They DID stand toe to toe. You'll love them 👍
Even though Camacho was fighting 2 weight classes above his peak, his footwork, the art of walking the ring, was second to none. He also had one of the greatest chins of all time and blinding speed. Just ZERO power.
. Mancini was non stop action for 3 minutes of every round. He pressed and mauled the hell out of you until you dropped. Cold blooded in the ring.
This was a fight millions were waiting for. It was the perfect match up of boxer vs slugger, which might be the best matchups in boxing. My father and I were the only ones rooting for Camacho while the entire fight party was all on for Mancini.
Camacho had LOTS of power!! I've heard it from Vinnie Paz, Sugar Ray,ETC!!!!!!
Remember when I was very young.... saw a fighter with high energy moving and punching non stop, a real fighter. That man was Ray "Boom boom" Mancini
Was an inspiring fighter 🌹❤️
R.I.P. Hector Macho Camacho ❤️
@@LastFirst-rr9cjabsolutely 👍🇦🇺
Mancini got robbed
Boxing game....two great fighters both never recovered from what life offered. God bless them both
Kinda sad isn't it?
Mancini seemed to have made it through fine to me. Am I missing something with him? Asking out of genuine curiosity
There's a great Mancini documentary out there. He seems to have recovered pretty well and made peace with everything.
There is a great documentary on Mancini, as sully2350 says. He just wasn't quite the same fighter after the Kim Duk-Koo fight. The joy, challenge and honor of the sport, as he saw it, was never quite the same.
in 1995 I just wanted to go the distance with the champ and i took him all 12 rds... Such a great fighter with speed and elusiveness...
Dude, you had a helluva career.
Sir i'm saluting you right now. You're a legend
I remember that fight! I salute you!
@@Jeanettesboxingchannel thank you my friend.
Camacho did not want to fight, he wanted to run and hold all night.
From the point of this video, Mancini won almost every exchange!
With 4 years off Hector thought Ray would be an easy fight I think he was mistaken.
Mancini got away from his combinations, but I thought he probably deserved the decision.
@@pamle1 yeah, it's hard to throw combinations when you're chasing
@@colemcleod941 you probably have had lots of experience running to know that.
@@colemcleod941 Camacho didn't want any part of boom boom if he could help it! Mancini will pound on you if given the opportunity! Much respect to Camacho he was great boxer! Both guys were great for the sport! RIP Hector!🙏🙏😇😇🥊🥊
The sportsmanship here is something you rarely see anymore.
Yo vivía en Los Ángeles y me encontré con el boxeador Héctor "Macho " Camacho en una discoteca de South Gate, California. Recuerdo que ingresó con 2 guardaespaldas. Tuve la ocasión de saludarlo y me dio buena impresión. Se mostró amigable. RIP Héctor. Gracias.
Hector was the Prince of East Harlem NYC tough Puerto 🇵🇷 Rican kid with a heart of gold. He used to bully the bullys who bullied the weak
@@altagraciaadames3483👍🇦🇺
Both of these gentlemen have the most stereotypical hair style of their ethnicity for the time period lol
so true, lol.
So, the “Italian Mullet” and “Latino Locks”?
Well, I better make an appointment with an ophthalmologist. My eyes must be much worse than I thought because I saw Mancini take the fight to Camacho for 12 full rounds and beat him decisively.
@Angelo lodice Nah, you just need to be Stevie Wonder's roommate: he can teach you to score boxing matches.
These are highlights not the whole fight
Dude got tagged a lot though
@Chris Quiles I am Italian and thought Hector won. But by no means did he beat his ass. Ray gave a good account of himself. To take on Camacho, on of the top boxers in the game with no tune up and fight that well. Actually had Hector hurt a couple of times. This was NOT an ass beating by any means
No you're just a casual that is looking through highlights
I'm big fan manchini
From korea
Mancini gave a good effort, but he was really never the same after unintentionally killing Kim Duk-Koo in 1982. Before that happened he was an unbeatable human buzz-saw who would typically overwhelm his opponent with unrelenting flurys of hard punches. After that tragic fight, though, he just wasn't the same- you could tell he'd turned it down a notch as though he was afraid of killing, or seriously hurting another opponent. It's the old paradox of being a guy who loves people, but is in the business of hurting them.
Ya kinda like the hawk Cincinnati s..great Aryon pryor when he kod Alexis aregullo
Mancini was never the same after that.
@@tomglorius8869 Pryor Arguello are the best fights eva.
@@tomglorius8869Aaron Pryor was drinking stimulants between rounds,only way he beat Arguello, Arguello was and is legend. Cheated by Pryor and his corner.
That's probably just an illusion about not being as good after the Kim fight. Every fighter is more impressive early in their career while fighting lesser opponents.
These HBO fights were amazing. Miss watching them with my pops.
Mancini was the winer to me!
You need to see he complete fight. Don’t judge only by the highlights.
@@istvandejesus good point
Eres Méxicano verdad?
Robbed
The stamina boxers have is phenomenal just imagine how much energy those punches take out, out of the boxers
I remember this fight, the announcers were talking how Camacho was ahead. I think Boom Boom won.
He did look at his interview with franzese
Ese macho Camacho fue de los boxeadores más odiosos, mañoso y payaso
I also remember that fight. Mancini must have been the winner. That fight was a real fraud.
Camacho was a clown chavez proved that
@@gododgers4104 Camacho was never a clown who had how many belts and how many different weight divisions and Travis one most of his fights fighting taxicab drivers and Mexican bars so don't even go there when Chavez finally stopped running from Camacho and wanted to finally fight Camacho's already cocaine dup and not even into boxing anymore check your facts before you disrespect somebody like that
Beautiful Macho! May your soul rest in peace!
I'm from youngstown Ohio. I use to see Ray Mancini in my church at St. DOM's at 12:00pm mass. It was like seeing a unicorn trot in front of me. Always a delight to see. God bless you champ. Miss seeing you. Lol
Hector El Macho Camacho pelio como professional del 1980 al 2010 fue campeon en 3 diferentes categorias y Nunca lo cortaron ,tumbaron o lo Noquearon R.I.P. Hector Macho Camacho 🙏🏿🤜🏿🇵🇷🤛🏿
de la Hoya le dio mucha paliza.
Alexis Arguello nunca perdio un titulo mundial ...
De la Hoya y un dominicano apellido Cruz lo derribaron.
Creo que tito lo tumbo
Durand le gano, en la primera pelea le robaron a Durand... De macho no tiene nada, porque se andaba corriendo en todas las peleas, con boxeadores que si borraban y pegaban como Máximo y Durand.. Parece que jugaba la pega...corre y corre...
For all the moving around and holding Camacho did, he certainly landed a lot of solid straight lefts to Mancini's face. Those were good scoring punches. Mancini fought a good fight after a long layoff.
Good analysis. Mancini's fans thought the two judges stealed this fight from him, and it was very close, but it seems Camacho landed a few more punches.
@@FantomasXZ7 Camacho did not outland Mancini..give your heads a shake
@@Bruins-vq5ey I Saw this great fight live on TV; very exiting, very tight match, I also had my doubts back then, I was expecting a tie... But looking at the match closely, Camacho won, very tight though. Vinny was a fierceful bull, but Camacho was a cool toreador.
@@FantomasXZ7 8-4 Mancini..
Watch the post fight interview, Camacho knew he lost
@@Bruins-vq5ey Never saw It, got the link?
Mancini was a buzzsaw. He just never quit.
Two of my favorite Rays… Boom Boom and Sugar Leonard… both had more heart than most..
Macho time R.I.P champ💪🇵🇷🇵🇷
This was such a great fight. I wish you made the rounds a bit longer in your highlights. Still well done. Thanks for posting
Mancini fights the Mexican style, supreme level.
I saw him win.
Mancini is literally eating those punches.
Ray sadly walked away from the ring after he killed his opponent in a fight. Sad! I remember Ray Boom Boom Mancini fondly ....
I remember that
In fairness, his Korean opponent vowed that he would win that fight or die trying. He failed.
Actually that is not true. He fought Duk Koo Kim in Nov 1982 and he continued fighting through Feb 1985 and then coming back several times in 1989 to fight Camacho and Greg Haugen in 1992.
Great video Jimmy Pince.
I was at this fight and seen it live.
I was scoring it for fun and had Mancini win 115-113.
You brought back great memories with this video.
Thank you.
I love both these guys and it was nice to see this fight again. I think Camacho might have edged out Ray on that last round. This was about the time when we were transitioning from 15-round fights to 12-round fight. I don't want to make excuses for anybody but if it had been a 15-round fight? Ray had been off for four years and he fought the best Southpaw of that error in his division. I give both guys a lot of credit and you don't see fights like that as often as she used to. The 80s where the error of the little guys period from Hagler down it was great!
Macho Camacho was my guy. Great fight. Styles make fights for sure. RIP Hector
ese camacho solo abrazandolo como ers campeon mancini lo apaleo
Tas loco Envidioso
@@jorgelaloma6872 😂😂😂
The art of boxing is to hit the opponent without getting hit...and the crowd was booing....great fight, brawler against a boxer
80s and 90s boxing was so amazing.
Miss the good ol' days!
And they were good times. Seen so many good people get old, and pass away. But yeah i miss these times.
world class holding by Camacho, ward learned from this guy.
Two great fighters at their peak getting it on and giving the crowd more than their money's worth. Something fight fans saw frequently back then and, sadly, very rarely nowadays. Absolutely fantastic match up, both fighters delivered and it was Camacho's night and one of his finest all time performances.
Camacho was on of King's favorite boxers.
Camacho runs a lot
In the beginning of his career he didn't, but during this time, he did. Near the end of his career he would duke it out more
He was the "Mayweather" of the 80s.
How can a guy who literally turn his back and run the entire fight get the call? Feel like this was when boxing started to die and the birth of the Mayweather style.
If Im judging, everytime a fighter turns his back Im scoring that against him
Yougotthatright.
@CHC4669 You seem to be the only one around here who thinks so. Besides my point was that I felt like this was the beginning of a certain style of boxing. And I can't be "Wrong" about the way I feel. Just like you can't be "Wrong' for your love of men (it's just the way YOU feel). Many may not view your sexual preference as respectable just as I don't view Camacho's style of boxing here as respectable. It's all a matter of opinion 😁
@fernandosdad ahha You sholuld check Duran´s subtle technique, he was virtuous. And hit like a mule.
NEWSFLASH: You can hit someone while moving backwards.
Camacho's footwork is just pretty.
Two gladiators for sure. What a spectacular event!
Mancini hurt Camacho lots of times. The more telling blows. Although Camacho caught him with a lot of crisp cleaner punches especially on the later rounds.
Como siempre Camacho corriendo como un conejo. Las peleas difíciles siempre se la pasó corriendo.
Inteligente bruto
Asi lo hacía Mayweather y nadie lo criticaba...
Parece q desde antaño los fallos descarados en el box esa pelea la ganó mancini
@@josef.rodriguez2081 ..inteligente?? Los jueces se vendieron.. al final JC Chavez lo dejó sin aire y le rompió la cara.
@@humbertoflores2545 claro como whitaker le rompió el hocico a chavez
Man, I sound like the commercial about turning into your parents! BUT, they don’t make them like this very often (anymore). The 80’s and early 90’s were a great time for boxing. I finally started boxing at 47. Thanks for posting.
Ese Camacho era bien correlon y eso que era macho
It was a great fight 2 great fighters . And May you REST IN PEACE MY PUERTORRIQUEN BROTHER .
You're clearly NOT PR if you write 'Puertorriqueño' like that, so horribly mispelled.
Nuyoricans.... ugh.
@@kessler003 you understood though right I spelled it like that because I wanted to and I’m 100% Puerto Rican .
Plus you hiding can’t really check you SUCKER. No need to respond back .
@@CarlosTorres-ow9qr dont make come looking 4 you!
@@chrischampagne4307 First learn how to write ✍️ don’t make sense come get some .
Macho dressed like Tarzan and fought like jane
Considering the layoff, Ray looked great! Camacho just too elusive and quick on those counters! Great fight!
What a great fight! Very close, Camacho took the early rounds with sharp counters while slipping out of the way, but the pressure wore him down and Mancini started catching him hard in the later rounds. Don't disagree with the decision, Mancini took a lot of shots on the way in. If he'd slowed down just a tad and been more defensively responsible he might have won this.
Ray was never quite the same after the bout with Kim. Back then, no judges would judge against Camacho. I watched him get beat a few times, but neither the judges or the public saw any of it. Ray should have known, that unless he scores a KO, there's no chance of getting a decision against Camacho. Well, up until Greg Haugen. For some strange reason, the judges finally saw someone beat Camacho. I was shocked that they actually saw it.
Macho man smooth boxer!!! Boom Boom extremely aggressive!!!
What did you expect for an Italian 😎
My dad rest his soul used to say you had to knock the champ out to win. Boom Boom and the Hitman were my favorite boxers of all time👍
Mancini got robbed. He chased Macho all over the ring and beat the hell out of him whenever he caught him. Totally 1-sided.
You need glasses. Hector whooped his ass the entire fight. Should have been a unanimous decision. Hector was clearly the better fighter and landed more, cleaner, and harder shots the whole fight.
Boxing that wins bouts, not chasing...
@@kolaiahisrael950 I agree Hector won. But whooped his ass the whole fight? No. I watched this live in 89. Hector did run alot but landed meaningful punches as well. Ray fought WAAAY better than anyone thought he would. 4 years out without a tuneup. Hector took him lightly and was gassed and breathing hard several times. All this being said if the fight happens in 85 like it should have, I think Hector wins easily. Maybe on cuts late. But I think this Camacho was already compromised by drug use. He would go undefeated another 2 years until Haugen beat him. This version is nothing like the phenom of 82-85. RIP
En serio ganó Camacho?..solo se dedicó a escapar..
Se llama boxear. Quedarse parado a intercambiar golpes se llama pelea de borrachos en taberna.
Alexis Argüello lo hubiera matado a Camacho
@@alexisrosalesruiz7334 Olvídate no le duraba la pelea completa
@@ivanarrache5154: más bien eso es correr! Boxear es que te quites los golpes con técnica y al mismo tiempo tires golpes
@@DAVE_BALMX. déjame adivinar... ¿Eres un mexicano con la madurez intelectual de un adolescente? Porque esa es la única nacionalidad que aplaude los peleadores sin cerebro, hasta Argentina aplaudía a Nicolino Locche y su habilidad para "torear" al adversario.
Gano Mancini no hat dudas
Camacho knew he lost
Seems like Mancini was definitely giving harder more solid punches ,even though he was caught with some nice blows. great fight ,Mancini deserved the MD
I remember seeing this fight live in a bar and feeling that Mancini should have gotten the decision.
Yeah, and Alexis Argüello would have knocked him out cold.
Big time
You at bar is drunk
@@chrischampagne4307 Yeah I tipped some back in '89.
Aunque a Macho Camacho la Gran leyenda mexicana Chavez , De La Hoya y Trinidad le dieron tremendas palizas NADIE PUDO JAMAS NOQUEAR A CAMACHO NI TAMPOCO HACER QUE SE RINDIERA EN LA ESQUINA!.Camacho nunca fuel detenido y duro todos los rounds en todas sus peleas, tenia una capacidad de assimilacion legendaria y una de las quijadas de hierro mas resistentes en la historia de el boxeo, a la par con Laporte y Salvador Sanchez.
El que lo tuvo más cerca del knockout fue Edwin el chapo rosario.
Hector executed a game plan from a brilliant coach. mancini went with his guts
The fact that I’m going to be able to recreate this fight in Esports Boxing Club is crazy.
Mancini fought a good fight, but their are judges. Both fought their asses off, great fight
Clearly a win for Mancini, but rip Hector macho Camacho. Great fight
lemme guess youre mexican or from somehwere in South America
I love these fight.
Al Albert and Sean O’Grady, fantastic broadcast duo.
This wasn't a split decision. Camacho pretty easy. Mancini never cut off the ring once. One cannot beat a champ/all time great by following him around and landing 1 punch at a time. One has to beat up the champ. Mancini was brave but outclassed. Thanks for the share. Salute 🫡
Fue un robo en contra de Bom Bom Manccini. De esos que en el box , ya se han hecho costumbre.. El Bom Bom era un fuera de serie...
Robo en tu mundo
@@jorgelaloma6872 y en el tuyo es tu super campeón Camacho porque en el mundo real para nadie lo fue un buen boxeador no importa de donde sea si es bueno todo el mundo lo reconoce ejemplos Manny Pacquiao Wilfredo Gómez , chapó rosario julio cesar Chávez Salvador Sánchez, Juan Manuel Márquez, Juanma López cotto esos eran boxeadores no corredores
@@paulinocruzvergara1069 mi santa usted no sabe de boxe esta y es una leyenda de el boxeo y es un hall of fame para que te orientes sera en el suyo que no lo es para ti
@@paulinocruzvergara1069 juanma que mucho sabes loco camacho esta en el hall fame ni juanma ni el chapo lo estan ahora no quiere decir que el chapo es malo ni juanma pero jamas se comparan con camacho orientate mi hijo o pide oracion por que estas bien perdido
@@paulinocruzvergara1069 y si no sabes de el arte de dar y que no te den pues no hables pues floyd pernal whitaker de la hoya lo hizo con tito ivan calderon sugar rey leonard lo hacia facil por que duran se quito el arte de dar y que no te den es boxeo no toma y dame orientate hijo mio usted no sabe de boxeo
Always seems like in boxing there's one guy chasing and one guy running. LOL
These guys didn't come to dance they came to fight
Mancini obviously won this fight.
Agreed. It was close but Mancini deserved the win. Back then score keepers favored the Champ too much. Mancini definitely won this close fight.
I never appreciated hector years ago but watching this now he was great counterpunching and his lateral movement is priceless he brought style and excitement to the boxing industry. Perfect athletic body.
People don’t realize how hard it is to move like that and not get tired.
I watched the fight live that night. Thought Mancini won. Still do! No offense to the Macho man - RIP Hector
Camacho terminó para ir a una discoteca jajajaaa terminó mejor de como subió jajajaaaaa el verdadero showman HECTOR "EL MACHO"CAMACHO JAJAJAAAA 😎😎😎🤣🤣🤣🤣🥊🥊
Runs whole fight and wins Really? No way.
For a guy that called himself Macho he sure ran a lot
Casual comment lol. Mancini not fight very smart
@@mikehawk4477 you not very smart
Rosario ruined Camacho. He took away the "Macho" from Camacho.
Mancini
Mancini landed the harder punches ,but Comacho landed more punches, those quick inside punches and get away kept him ahead, but I thought personally it was a draw.
I was 18 going on 19 what a time!
I don't know what the statistics are on this fight as far as punches thrown vs punches landed for each fighter but it looks like Boom Boom Mancini won this fight 2020
Camacho was the Bruce Lee of boxing
He was so fast.
I would have loved to see Boom Boom fight Pazienza!! Same style brawlers with major hearts!!!
Speed kills Mancini's should have gotten a tune-up fight. Because it was Macho time all day👊
WATCHING THE FIGHT AGAIN, THINK BOOM BOOM WON. DEFINITELY LANDED HARDER SHOTS. MACHO HELD ALL NIGHT!🥊🥊🇮🇹🇮🇹
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@@Acord718 I LIKED CAMACHO UNTIL HE CHANGED HIS STYLE DURING ROSARIO FIGHT. GREAT BOXER. YOU MIGHT WANNA WATCH THIS AGAIN. BETTER FIGHT YEARS EARLIER.🥊🥊🥊