Black Murderers’ Row: Lloyd Marshall

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Highlights of the amazing Lloyd Marshall displaying his speed, reactions and power!
Lloyd Marshall - Was a light heavyweight boxer who was inducted posthumously into the International Boxing Hall of Fame on June 2010. Marshall began boxing at the age of 17 and turned pro in 1936. In 1943 Marshall fought for the "Duration" Light Heavyweight Title against Jimmy Bivins. During the bout, Bivins was knocked down in the 7th for a 2-count, and then Marshall was down for nine in the 9th, and at the bell in the 12th. Marhsall was then being counted out in the 13th to lose the bout. In 1944 he captured the Vacant "Duration" World Light Heavyweight Title with a victory over Nate Bolden. Due to the fact that he fought at his peak during World War II, Marshall never fought for an officially recognized world title. He retired in 1951 after KO losses to Bobo Olson and then Harry Matthews.
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@twinkkle7754 8 лет назад

Thank You for making this available. Lloyd Marshall was my dad. He would have been proud to see himself on the internet, win or lose. Thanks again.

@haitianmaniac74 7 лет назад

Twink kle it's sad to see how he was avoided, he didn't deserve that.

@jigln202 7 лет назад

Twink kle do you remember your dad speaking about this guy??? read about him, No.1 British Contender for 10 years, he tried to get a fight with your dad after your dad beat Mills, but Jack Solomon's squashed it in keeping with protecting Mills from a Title tilt with Gilroy... BERT GILROY see the ACTUAL Reports here about his Whole Career... Do you Remember your Dad mentioning ANYTHING about him - facebook.com/Bert-Gilroy-1933-1950-503149766487621/

@kurtisanderson1285 5 лет назад

Your father was a GREAT fighter

@ZION82able 4 года назад

@Twink kle MUCH respect to your father. He was an uncrowned champion and all time GREAT!

@carlosvalenciano1004 4 года назад

Any way I could get you on a podcast

@deconsturm9004 8 лет назад

0:30 Wow! hit him so hard he forgot where he was

@samtalbot1025 8 лет назад

+Decon Sturm damn

@chriskim8154 8 лет назад

+Decon Sturm Ya I wonder how heavy the gloves they used back then were.

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 6 месяцев назад

Burley was the best of em imo great highlights again Hanzagod

@ZION82able 5 лет назад

He beat Ezzard Charles, Charley Burley, and the "great" Jake Lamotta (I believe that Lloyd once said that Lamotta was one of his easiest fights.) Marshall was tied up with the mob and was forced to take a lot of "dives" just to have a career. He, along with several other great black fighters of that day was never given an opportunity to fight for the middleweight crown, while CLEARLY inferior fighters like Tony Zale, Rocky Graziano, Marcel Cerdan, and Lamotta held the title. Lloyd was a TRUE great and an uncrowned champion!

@surveying482 2 года назад

You put great next to jake lamota but not Ezzard Charles? Ezzard is top ten all time and goat LHW. He is the highest ranking boxer you talk about in your essay.

@patrickbrowne4606 2 года назад

@@surveying482 I think that he was being sarcastic when he referred to Lamotta as “great” because he put it in quotes. Lamotta was not a great fighter..but MARSHALL (who easily beat a prime Jake LaMotta) WAS great, along with Charley Burley and of course, Ezzard Charles. These men were the uncrowned kings of boxing.

@TheSugarMan-ih9yd Год назад

@@patrickbrowne4606 Nah Lamotta is easily one of the greatest boxers of all time. He's in my top 5 middleweights of all time.

@patrickbrowne4606 Год назад

@@TheSugarMan-ih9yd No he’s not.

@gabrielmilhet4460 Год назад

Nah don't do Cerdan like that but the other three (Zale, Graziano, and especially Lamotta) are overated.

@TainoMantis 8 лет назад

If I could thumb up this video more than once, I'd wear that button out! Amazing and downright scary. Marshall looked almost impatient waiting for you to do what he KNEW you were about to do.

@MM-co3gl 3 года назад

Hry hanza thank you for your service By sharing these footages you made a big archive from which we can learn the history of boxing and from which we can take inspiration from the greatests and not only! Thank you again

@abudujana13 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video!

@dullknifefactory 3 года назад

Man Those angles, side pivots, head movement..shifting to close distance for that monster left. Masterful uppercuts in both hands..outfuckingstanding.

@thomaskendell8146 2 года назад

He's so slick!

@brothauwop2993 Месяц назад

Footwork was next level back in the day

@danthegamechanger3855 3 года назад

Great video keep up the amazing work on your channel loving it 🙂🔥🔥

@mider-spanman5577 4 года назад

0:30 He was so fast the other guy lost track of him and looked as if he’d seen a ghost once Marshall “reappeared”.

@jigln202 4 года назад

Lloyd Marshall may well be the Greatest Super-Middleweight of All Time.

@surveying482 2 года назад

Super middleweight didn’t even exist at that time

@jigln202 2 года назад

@@surveying482 I know, he was a MW cum L-HW as they would say back then... today he would be a S-MW.

@bobbyjoeyoung2becausesteph194 6 лет назад

Great content so I subscribed

@haitianmaniac74 7 лет назад

I realize why these guys didn't get titles shots. Ridiculous talent.

@newmula5045 5 лет назад

Learned about Marshall and the Meters!!!

@MikeTyson-mj7js 8 лет назад

your awesome. thank u hanzagod

@twinkkle7754 8 лет назад

+Mike Tyson If you are THE Mike Tyson, the boxer, then you should know that Lloyd Marshall (my father) loved to watch you box. His only complaint was the fights weren't long enough (smile).

@VictorHernandez-kq2lf 7 лет назад

Sad no film on Tiger Jack Fox , Eddie Booker , Tiger Wade , Jose Basora , Bert Lytell or Jack Chase to name a few. Stories of these Pugs never get old as far as I'm concerned.

@jigln202 7 лет назад

read about this guy, who though No.1 for 10 years couldn't get near McAvoy or Mills and after Marshall beat Mills, Gilroy's manager put out a challenge to Lloyd Marshall, but NO WAY would Jack Solomon's put it together and take a chance of a Gilroy victory, jeopardizing further the course they had laid out for Mills... see the ACTUAL Reports about his Whole Career here - facebook.com/Bert-Gilroy-1933-1950-503149766487621/

@herohunter5961 11 месяцев назад

Lloyd Marshall, one of the best uncrowned champions. He had to take dives against inferior fighters to have a fight, if boxing was fair he woulf certainly be champion

@hanzagod 11 месяцев назад

I don't recall Marshall taking dives but you're definitely right that he deserved a shot at the title. Same with all the fighters in the murderes row

@hunterboxing5209 8 лет назад

Great

@archiemoore1 7 лет назад

now you know why these guys were called murderers row. archie moore described Lloyd marshall and being very shifty and very dangerous. said he could break your head with one punch. he said eddie bookers punches were like a rivet gun, and said eddie broke his ribs while he was in his prime. there are a few seconds of footage of Holman Williams online. he seems quick, crafty, and light on his feet. eddie futch once said he would rather watch Holman Williams shadow box than to watch most people fight

@MrMLD1972 5 лет назад

❤

@hamster1169 Год назад

Is this all from the Mills fight? Can you link any other fights he has - thank you Hanza- and thank you for showing me the echelons above Ali

@Rasclot222 8 лет назад

Are u gonna a video on all of the fighters from black murderers row? Anyway nice video

@hanzagod 8 лет назад

+Rasclot222 I already have a video on the murderers row: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MkQDm7n9PlA.html - Individually? I'd love to but unfortunately there is very little footage available of these great fighters.

@Rasclot222 8 лет назад

haNZAgod OK thanks.

@jamesrichardson4965 5 лет назад

Lloyd Marshall was the body shot king.

@chriskim8154 8 лет назад

I remember watching his 2nd fight with Ezzard Charles, and was thinking to myself .... does the taller man really have the advantage at this level of power, speed, skill, and elusiveness? Without clenching, I'm sure Marshall would have won that fight. I'm happy to hear he got inducted. I rate Charles very highly, but Marshall really made me question the advantages of taller fighters.

@dismemberingcarcass 8 лет назад

+Chris Kim Yeah but their height difference was 5 cm. Im not saying it was easy for Marshall to fight taller opponent but it wasnt that much of height difference was it ? What if difference was 10 cm? When you have that much height difference,i believe it is reaaly easier to defeat someone on same skill level as you are. I think until there is 8 cm difference and up you dont have to worry about his size. After that it progressively gets difficult to fight. Do you agree/disagree?

@chriskim8154 8 лет назад

I would say if the ring is big, and the skill level is low, the taller fighter will have an easy time. But these fighters are legendary. I think a 3 inch (~8cm) height advantage might not be an actual advantage. You might have an easier time dodging backwards from punches, but the shorter fighter at this skill level will have an easier time dodging in all ways. And the taller fighter will sustain a lot of body damage, but less head damage.

@dismemberingcarcass 8 лет назад

Chris Kim I agree. But what do you think is then minimal height gap which will make difference in match? For example Frazier is legendary fighter but would you pick him against Tyson Fury? Fury is good but nowhere near Frazier level but he is big and his size would be advantage.

@chriskim8154 8 лет назад

I don't think Tyson Fury touches Frazier. His skill is so poor. Honestly Frazier destroys Fury. In the same weight division, I would say with equal power/skill/reach you are right, around 10 cm might be too tall. In my favorite fight Holyfield vs Qawi 1, I honestly think if Qawi had more stamina, and dodged more punches, he would have the advantage in that fight. And the height difference was huge probably more than 10 cm. (Holyfield said Qawi had longer reach though lol)

@billybarty2948 4 года назад

👴🏿🚬 U OLD

@NabilAbdulrashidComedy 8 лет назад

You able to do one on hogan bassey?

@hanzagod 8 лет назад

+halfhausaman That could be a tough one due to lack of footage, I'll try something within the next 2 days but not 100% sure if I could make it long enough for a highlight.

@chukesobialo5706 2 года назад

Charles Burley called him the greatest puncher he ever faced..

@Kowajab Год назад

What a ridiculously crazy style he has, from the looks of it he liked to fight with his hands so low that even fighters like Ali would say he was not taking his opponents seriously enough but with how effective he is at slipping I guess it did not matter and would enable more counterpunching opportunities with guys trying to head hunt. His seems to be like a combination of Julian Jackson and Jersey Joe Walcott with the hands low style and his explosive ko power. I might be misremembering this but I think he was the only man to Knockdown Charley Burley winning a spilt decision over him. He also koed ezzard charles in their first fight knocking him down 8 times!

@barryg528 4 года назад

Song?

@darlenemorant8969 4 года назад

My uncle the real deal!

@billybarty2948 4 года назад

👴🏿🚬 YO UNCLE IZZ A BUM AND AND CRACK HEAD

@hammad9091 4 года назад

BILLY BARTY bitch

@colorado2455 4 года назад

@@billybarty2948 keep it up comedian.

@callumdlodlo3668 5 лет назад

What's the name of the song?

@samtotheg 5 лет назад

the meters -cissy strut!

@ZION82able 4 года назад

ANYBODY GOT MARSHALL'S FIGHT WITH JAKE LAMOTTA? MARSHALL WAS QUOTED AS SAYING THAT JAKE WAS ONE OF HIS EASIEST FIGHTS!

@hanzagod 4 года назад

No unfortunately there's not much footage available of Marshall. What you see here is pretty much what you've got

@ItsBenRoyboy 2 года назад

Lloyd Marshall was so bad, he kept BOTH his hands down and dared you to stand and trade with him! 💪

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 5 месяцев назад

Any footage of Bert lytell or Holman Williams HanzA

@hanzagod 5 месяцев назад

There is a very short 18 second clip of Holman Williams here on RU-vid that you can watch: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zje1xxmDrdA.html - There is no known footage of Bert Lytell.

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 5 месяцев назад

@@hanzagod I'll check it out thanks bro

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 5 месяцев назад

@@hanzagod just watching mini documentary on Charley burley

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 5 месяцев назад

@@hanzagod Aaron wade I just realised was the only murderers row fighter that sugar Ray Robinson fought apparently rays old sparring partner wade took a dive

@JohnSharpe-vn2vo 5 месяцев назад

@@hanzagod that link is Hollman Williams gene buffalo I think

@MjahedTV 8 лет назад

how about a jimmy mclarnin highlight?

@hanzagod 8 лет назад

I think you just read my mind haha. Started a McLarnin highlight about 30 minutes ago

@hanzagod 8 лет назад

Here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gfD06OwBPWs.html

@haitianmaniac74 7 лет назад

0:26-0:30 fucking hilarious

@hamster1169 Год назад

Found a decent gem. Johnny Saxton beat Bratton. And went up 20 to try Nino B. Gil Turner and him have a good fight - after which Gil surpassed him and got a nice crossguard. He fought and beat Don Jordan who I'm reccomending a reel on. Don Jordan had a Front Foot Jab. All these guys boxrecs have tons of decisions to clearly worse resume guys. And his last fight he was suspended for refusing to get up off a punch the ref said looked like nothing. (Loaded gloves) . One with Jordan and Carmen Basillio looked thrown - Jordan only let him land bodyshots and the announcera were like oooh we havent seen rear uppers in a long time ! Best fight I found of Jordans was him and Vergil Akins.

@GaudiGz 4 года назад

0:30 what happened there?

@boxout90 6 лет назад

It really didn't look like he even clipped him at 2:05 maybe he just that fast

@jigln202 7 лет назад

Roy Jones Jr LONG before Roy the boy... Lloyd Marshall is EVERYTHING Sacred & LIES about Boxing... Marshall an All-time Great for sure, yet never fought for a world title, Marshall IS Proof that Soooooooo Many TOP fighters given the chance could have held a World title, he also proves that 'ownership' of fighters allows Some Unworthy fighters to indeed get the chance that fighters like Marshall didn't get and were easily 'better' than them. FEW fighters either side of S-MW, from BHop to RJJ to Calzaghe or any of them, wouldn't beat him.