What's good Kings and Queens, hope everyone is enjoying their Holiday week . This video is the full completion to the remastered When the Best vs the Best Series. The original series started in 2017. This is of the best vs the best in all levels of the game. From best regional or national fighters going at it for the chance at a world title to championship level matchups. A new installment with other series I'll be reintroducing throughout the final bits of this year will be in the works in 2023.
Yo O.H. love your videos. I noticed that even if you put all notifications I don't see a new video if I'm lucky 2 weeks or more 🤔. So I check your channel now everyday I think that's the best way to be current on your videos...tell the Hancho crew...
Us boxing hardcores have been appreciating the hard work and great videos that Hancho Boxing puts together. Thanks for another one. I'll check this out tonight, and I'm sure I will enjoy!!!! Peace and blessings my brother!!
@@Ze_Moose, lol. Top 3 at lightweight currently is Haney (undisputed), Shakur (since he missed weight at 130 and his next fight will officially be at 135), and Lomachenko. Tank Davis could be, but he chooses to fight Rolly and Mario Barrios (I was at that fight), instead of Loma or Haney or Ryan. Ryan looked improved greatly working with Team Canelo and Reynosos, but boxing isn't life for Ryan, like it is for Canelo. Just my 2 cents.
@@craigjoyner9857 I agree with you on the top 2 but I must disagree with you on Lomachenko. He really has done anything impressive since the Teofimo loss. There's a doubt if he'll ever fight Haney since he keeps asking for more time. At least you're not fooled by some on RU-vid who thinks Tank is the best even though he hasn't fought the best. 👍
Im a younger guy who grew up watching a lot of these PPVs as a kid with my family. This channel is amazing for going back and really learning about the history of the sport. You’re keeping boxing alive and introducing it to a younger audience as well.
The only boxing dude that I see and hear not be biased. You call it like it is and are a true student of the game. Plus, your IG stories are laughs, keep up the good work
I’ve been a fan for about 3 years, and I can’t say enough how much I LOVE your channel. My father and I bond over your videos and seeing analysis over classic matches. Learned so much from you about the history of boxing.
Hancho is a brilliant film producer AND editor. This guy should be financed by top filmmakers and turned loose to create documentaries of all kinds. Associate him with top story researchers, narrators and documentarians and he could be an Oscar/Emmy winner over a career. I'm a legal research, analysis and writing specialist, and therefore appreciate the rare intellect and commitment to task reflected in this work.
Man if i wasnt a poor native on the rez id always donate money to your channel. You always deliver absolute for content and always love the yu yu Hakusho music. My favorite anime from younger toonami days in the states.
27:10 this song it is nostaligie for me, the song represents early 2000's in like a rtymatic way, i love your background sonds so much, they actualy make your information extra deep
You are truly a master at your work I like how you capture all the details and the best moments of each fight truly impressive keep going your doing great
He's right about Holyfield Bowe I. One of the best fights you'll ever get to see, it was a heavyweight bout where both fought like Middleweights, back and forth back and forth getting hurt, coming back to recover and hurt the other guy. Nuts. Just a shame once the trilogy ended Bowe was nowhere near where he had been.
Office Hancho, damn I remember Marco Antonio Barrera vs Erik Morales Trilogy, that became one of the epic rivalries in Boxing History, at first they never became friends and their rivalries has become too personal for both of them. I love the way they fight, no hugging just a pure slugfest and an all out war. When their rivalry put an end in 2004, they became close friends, they both fought Manny Pacquiao in the 2000s Featherweight era, but only Morales beat Pacquiao clean via Unanimous Decision, in their First fight that became a candidate for Fight of the Year of 2005, and both of them became broadcast colleagues/commentators for Box Azteca with Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
Undisputed? Unified? Regional? 😮 Can you tell me more about these boxing titles? I'm just intrigued on how many types of fights are there, please answer me, I am an amateur boxing historian. 😢
So Undisputed is basically the guy who holds all 4 championships of the major belt organizations (WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO) of a particular weight class. Unified means you hold 2 or 3 of the belts of a particular weight class. Regional titles are basically championships confined to a certain country like the British Commonwealth title as an example.
You did your math wrong. If a guy is trailing at the end 1:15 to 1:13 then he only needs to win one round to make it a draw. You said that Froch would have needed two rounds and he could have made it a draw. Remember if you win the round the other guy loses it so it would have been 114 114.
Yeah man well spotted was just thinking about that. Tawanchi = Chai Wan Gym [Taiwan Gym]. That guys a freaking master technical striker with decent clinch, something of a prodigy.
This latest era of boxing is so underwhelming 😢 Boxinv through the 90s and up until the time around pacquiao and mayweathers retirement was such a great time ...boxing has very limited amount of great fighters no depth in divisions, not much in way oc rivals and as good as tank etc are...they would be mid level in the previously era
@tinyloonavebaby try punctuation, it's also "you're". What on earth made you think I was a "Calzaghe hater"? 46-0, one of Europe's greatest fighters, yet I've never seen him in a video on here?
When i was a kid whenever i see that Margarito vs Williams fight i always think that they are heavyweights😂😂😂😂 and i never knew that they are welterweights. Coz they're tall 😂😂😂
That look when journalists ask fighters if they are afraid. *These people thrive on this and I doubt any high level fighter is afraid of another* For the right amount of money lightweights would fight HW with no fear whatsoever....
For Part 4 and beyond: *Muhammad Ali vs Joe Frazier *Muhammad Ali vs George Foreman a.k.a The Rumble in the Jungle *Rocky Marciano vs Joe Louis *Rocky Marciano vs Jersey Joe Walcott *Joe Louis vs Primo Carnera *Floyd Patterson vs Henry Cooper *Floyd Patterson vs Sonny Liston *Sugar Ray Robinson vs Jake LaMotta *Sugar Ray Robinson vs Carmen Basilio *Larry Holmes vs Ken Norton a.k.a the 15 Round WAR *Lennox Lewis vs Evander Holyfield I *Evander Holyfield vs Mike Tyson I *Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. vs Pernell Whitaker *Oscar De La Hoya vs Pernell Whitaker *Bernard Hopkins vs Oscar De La Hoya *Bernard Hopkins vs Felix Tito Trinidad, a.k.a the Fight after 9/11 *Israel Vasquez vs Rafael Marquez Quadrilogy *Roy Jones Jr. vs James Toney *James Toney vs Iran Barkley *Manny Pacquiao vs Erik Morales Trilogy *Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez Quadrilogy *Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder Trilogy *Miguel Cotto vs Antonio Margarito I a.k.a the Hand wrap cheating fight (Please put this fight and it's sequel on your "The Tale of" series) *Sergio Martinez vs Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. *Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. vs Hector "Macho" Camacho *
Lopez did NOT take the championship rounds by storm, to quote you. He won the 12th round to seal the fight. Loma took 8, 9, 10, and 11, the 11th being clearly the best round for Loma in the fight because Lopez CLEARLY took the round off and saved himself for the 12th. Lopez won that fight, of that there's no doubt but that "championship rounds by storm"? C'mon?
Vegas money was behind Oscar when he fought Quartey. Quartey punched Oscar in the face over, over, and over again the latter part of the fight. Quartey built up a sizable lead to offset that 2nd knockdown. Great fight, but a bad decision. This is why I don't bet on boxing.
Inuoe better stay his ass far far away from Folton!!! Yall disagree if yall want but that fight showed me all i needed to see about his inside fighting
You know quite a bit about the politics of the sweet science. The Crawford fight where you talk about being undisputed is taxing. Isn't it 1% of purse for each belt? But more taxes after that??
The Commonwealth is made up of 56 countries, its not just the UK. BBBofC is the British Boxing Board of Control and their championship “The Lonsdale Belt” is the oldest championship belt in boxing. You should really know these thing is your as into boxing as you are
“He cites a 1952 New York State Supreme Court case”… Chavez fought in Mexico and in 1952 segregation was in full effect in the United States. This isn’t “big”. It’s the right thing to do. Hopefully the I.O.C. does something about Roy Jones Jr’s “loss” at the 88 Olympics.
Who knows why Chavez got his DQ overturned.....it's not simply to give him back an 0.....regardless, Chavez would have gained nothing from it. & in reference to the MT fight, JCC, despite being on the brink of losing, he won.....MT was permanently damaged from the punches he took & chavez didn't have a mark on him.
Shame on drugs Mosley on stereoids !!!! Got away with shitting on boxing for so long!!!and unbelievable he didn't get his belts and wins like here versus de la Hoya taken away ....???
i love boxing. but the past 20 years it has lost something, Cage fighting for one, and the crazy politics that come with boxers that should be made to box don't. then there is the drugs and fixing fights. boxing can't stop the freight train that is cage fighting. so boxing needs to clean their act up, before there isn't any more legit boxing out there
2;12 I couldn't pay attention to no other thing than the rage of joshua with the referee, he swing at him and missed by an inch.. Very uprofessional this is why I don't like this figher, he's done a several scenes like these.
Crawford vs indango was so trash Indango is such a bad fighter I honestly don’t know how made it pure luck…I’m 114 and can easily outbox and maybe KO indogo
@@brotherwiljames1784 I take on board what you are saying bro, but let's not forget kell was a big 147 pounder he looked skeletal and due a move up at several weigh ins before the golovkin fight. I believe he also outweighed golovkin on the night after rehydration.
