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Buddy Bear, Max's brother said that he and Max were brought up Roman Catholic. Max just made up all that stuff about him being Jewish to build up the gate.

6:53 so that’s why boxing is full of man fans instead of actually fans of the technical sports

Shavers was a glass canon,

JERRY QUARY WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOXERS DURING THE 60S AND 70S ERA. HE WAS A WELL-SCHOOLED AND TALENTED BOXER. UNFORTUNATLEY, HE MADE SOME COSTLY PUGILISTIC MISTAKES IN THE RING AND HE WASN'T ALWAYS IN THE BEST OF SHAPE FOR SOME OF HIS MATCHES. NONETHELESS, HE DID MAKE HIS PRESENCE IN PROFESSIONAL BOXING BOTH MEMORABLE AND EXCITING. THANK YOU FOR THIS INTERESTING WALK DOWN THE PUGILISTIC "MEMORY LANE".

Jerry was hell for the big slower sluggers like Lyle ,Shavers ,Foster. Amazing chin ,great counter puncher.fought at 188lbs against 220lbs.guys

It looked like Jerry took a dive in his third loss.

what a pile of you know what! All sports is all under the control of you know who! What a pile of lies.

thanks so much. check out Buddy Baer's autobio. great read about him. Max, and the life and times.

Sam would surely have beaten Tommy; but even if Tommy had won the fight and earned another crack at Johnson, there's not a chance in hell that Burns would have been the victor! Not a chance! Tommy would have lost to Jeffries and Fitzsimmons also imo.

love to see him fight Tyson Fury similar heights etc

Dempsey would have ko both !

Liston one of my favorites . Father Stevens definitely changed Liston life for the better that's for sure . Only wish Liston could of fought Marciano though , great story ET.

RIP Sonny, shame he just came after the Marciano era. I think he would of had the better of Marciano, maybe one of the reasons Rocky retired when he did .

what a brilliant story

Liston was so underrated by many boxing historians. He was quite possibly the hardest hitting heavyweight champion of all time.

great story. seems he needlessly dropped wt. reminds me of when Too Tall Jones tried boxing. he quickly got back to his hall of fame Dallas Cowboys career.

Excellent story of RC Father to Sonny on Father’s Day. Thank you

on any given day even the best get caught!!!!

at 5'7 langford wouldnt stand a chance with todays heavyweights

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We all saw the damn fight. Williard couldn't do anything. Stop with the silliness.

1:02 Correction; Dempsey was champion until September 1926 not 1927. The heading is complete rubbish. Dempsey gave Willard the mother and father of a hiding.

How about Mickey Walker vs Ketchel?

Nice job, enjoyed that look into other aspects of Jack Dempsey's life. Thank you👍

A Great Story!!!!! Thank You!

Believe something going on with Dempsey and that fight !

with all due respect, fighters with "loaded" gloves are as old as the hills and still persist today. Willard indeed may have been very strong (as was Primo Carnero and we saw what Louis did to him) but that doesn't always translate to a big punch. Personally I think a prime George Foreman would have put Willard away in the first round.

Outstanding story and pictures. I had no idea how short a life he lived, measured by time. He certainly made the most of his sojourn here.

Ketchel made a deal with Heavyweight champ Jack Johnson to just fight an exhibition but Ketchel tried to knock Johnson out knocked Johnson down Johnson got up and hit Ketchel so hard it knocked Ketchel out cold and Ketchels front teeth stuck in Johnsons glove...Ketchel killed by a jealous husband 😮

I'll tell you, yes Jack destroyed Willard. But the man kept getting back up.

Hi ET, this is Chris LaForce. Thanks for sharing this emotional tale from Ketchel's early years. I read about it long ago in Fleischer's book, but your version nearly had me in tears. I want to add that one story Nat (and Mr. Mora) told about Stanley is evidently NOT true. This was the supposed exhibition between Ketchel (then called "Kid" Ketchell) and Tommy Ryan in Butte, Montana in 1906. Ryan was also briefly in Montana in 1903. While working on my upcoming biography of Tommy Ryan, I pored through every page of every Butte and nearby paper from that time, and found no account of a Ryan-Ketchel match. It was actually scheduled at one time in early 1906, however. I love your channel, keep it going!

Brilliant, thanks for this story,

thanks! great story

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It had been said by Willard, that Dempsey had an iron bolt in one of his gloved fists that broke many bones in Willard's face. It could be true given Doc Kearns, Dempsey's manager was not a man to be trusted and could have been behind this.

Dempsey lost the title in 1926, not the following year. As for the headline, "Willard could have killed Jack Dempsey!", it seems to me that barring the introduction of firearms, Jess would have had a hard time living up to that billing.

No plaster of Paris on Dempsey's fists, just tape, hard knuckles, and a "tiger's" instinct for battle! That story was really noticed the first time coming from an embittered ex-manager, Doc Kearns. Doc was a great trainer/manager of fighters.After Dempsey and Kearns split up their manager/boxer contract, Kearns would sue Dempsey numerous times out of our spite and hard feelings. He wrote his autobiography long after he retired. He stated that Dempsey had plaster of Paris on his fist that was put on right prior to the Willard fight. Williard's manager was present at Dempsey's taping of his hands, as one of Dempsey's reps was present when Willard had his hands taped. Jack did not have to cheat to win. Kearns would cheat, but not Jack. Kearns story had no witnesses, other than himself, and no one mentioned this until years after the fact. Just a leisurely investigation can turned the Kearns plaster of Paris accusation.

I think Cyr was the strongest human ever. He was certainly the most dominant. Detracters need to read Ben Weider's excellent Louis Cyr bio.

Can't compare fighters from different eras. Nutrition. Etc

Nobody was beating Smokin Joe in 71. Terry had no way of knowing that. Hey he gave it a shot.

What on earth was Ingo doing eating @ a restaurant so soon before the fight? He may have eaten something which "disagreed" with him : this may have been due to some dirt in the kitchen or some ingested herb Ingo reacted with: I suspect it is all conjecture, BUT his pre-fight preparation seems to have been too relaxed, to put it mildly...compared with [say] Usyk. Anyhow Ingo, you are remembered with affection: RIP amigo.

They shared happiness and respect, which transcended race barriers: very sad about their mental decline, BUT to be expected. Compare with professional football [soccer] players who played with the old leather balls-when the ball was damp & muddy, it must have been like being punched by Ingo as they headed it. Anyhow, two really nice guts: a sad decline for each.

Jess Willard was not a serious match for Dempsey. He was beaten around the ring like a bag of dirt. Had Willard fought Jack Johnson in his prime years, he would have been KO’d.

Sam Langford is pound for pound the greatest fighter of all time ever 100%.

The other thing is, Toledo is basically a swamp. I spent many a (pleasant) hot summer day there at softball tournaments. The last thing any man in his right mind wants to do under such circumstances is leave the shade, let along fight.

Max was a true gentleman. After the Campbell fight, he wasn't the same for the rest of his life.