Flash Elorde SD10 Frankie Narvaez 

Tu papi vino a mi fiesta de mis 15 cumpleanos en Villa del Rey en Caguas en el ano 1965. Yo baile con el y me sentia como que estaba bailando con una Piedra. Yo estaba muy jovencita y no sabia nada de boxing. Pero recordando el pasado fue un honor haberlo hecho. Felicitaciones por tener un papa tan importante. Que descanse en paz..

Franky narvaez was my grandmother's brother catin

Proud to be a bogohanon

fern last anung ikinamatay nya?

I thought he had 151 fights

Anong weight division nya

@@markmelendrez4716 lung cancer. He was a cigarette addict.

U. S. S. STEAMROLLER pacquiao is the faster version of elorde..

@@dreizenit7758 Pacquiao is far from being the faster version of Elorde. Yes, he really is faster. But their styles are totally difference and has no similarities. Pacquiao is like a slugger with fast hands and feet who throws punches like a swarmers. While Elorde is like a boxer-puncher with great boxing skills but no punch. Elorde has also better fundamentals than Pacquiao and can fight in multiple ranges; close range middle range and long range. While Pacquiao is only effective in middle range and long range. Well, actually, he's not really that effective in long range. They have also different punch varieties. Pacquiao throws punches to put pressure in his opponents. But Elorde throws his punches in a more precise way, focusing more on accuracy than pressure.

Rodique Ralph Gregory different rythm maybe but pac became a boxer puncher too (later in his career) with the natural upped workrate than elorde and speed plus mixed with his original style w.c is slugger. he’s like a mix of everything in boxing

@@dreizenit7758 Yes, he's like a mix of the 3 basic style of boxing, but even though Pacquiao is a boxer-puncher his basic fundamentals never changed. He's still a slugger with fast hands and good footwork. In reality, Pacquiao didn't evolved. He just added arsenal in his offense but didn't really improved his style.

Man thats my great unkle from la mesa caguas puerto rico were fam

Eve Melendez My grandpa was Frankie’s trainer.

I think your best bet is contacting Bill Cayton's family. The late Bill Cayton and Jimmy Jacobs pretty much bought all fight films. Bill leased some of it to ESPN Classics.

it's a shame most films of his big fights doesn't exist, especially his fights in the Philippines and Japan. I'm dying to see his first fight with Sandy Saddler, rivalry with Kosaka and Kaneko, his title victory over Harold Gomes, his battle against Ike Chestnut and his war with Ismael Laguna.

edwin figueroa hi my name is Janet Nevarez mcmullin

hey my name is Janet Narvaez Frankie Narvaez daughter

el big boss Filipino all of time in boxing....you know

Sorry, I'll only upload slugfests next time. I didn't think that someone might just be interested to see some footage of Flash Elorde.

FleaBOXING Elorde was a beautiful boxer....Filipino Flash

Your right it is a boring fight, but the stamina here is the best here, it is the time that no more chemicals added to the food,...

whacky racer i guess boxers throwing a lot of punches is not exciting enough for you.

@@AssMuncher995 I agree. I even saw more punches here than most Pacquiao's bouts but still boring? Tsk. I can't understand people today.