The Life and Death of Rocky V’s Tommy Gunn | The Grave of Tommy “The Duke” Morrison
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Thomas David Morrison (January 2, 1969 - September 1, 2013) was an American professional boxer who competed from 1988 to 2008, and held the WBO heavyweight title in 1993. He retired from boxing in 1996 when he tested positive for HIV. Morrison is also known for his acting career, having starred alongside Sylvester Stallone in the 1990 film Rocky V as Tommy Gunn.
Born on January 2, 1969 in Jay, Oklahoma, Tommy Morrison is a former boxer who was once world Heavyweight champion. Morrison has had a troubled life outside the ropes of the boxing ring. His nickname is The Duke, and he is the grandnephew of Hollywood legend John Wayne.
Morrison started boxing professionally November 10, 1988, with a first round knockout of William Muhammad in New York City. Twenty days later, he scored another first round knockout win.
In 1989, Morrison had 19 wins, 15 by knockout. Among the fighters beaten were former Mike Tyson opponents Lorenzo Boyd, Dave Jaco and Lorenzo Canady, as well as former George Foreman opponents Steve Zouski and Ken Lakusta.
His biggest breakthrough, however, came in 1990, and it wasn’t directly related to his boxing career: During one of his 1989 fights, Sylvester Stallone was a spectator, and he was looking for an actor to oppose him in Rocky V. After seeing Morrison, he arranged for Morrison to have a script reading, and Morrison went to Los Angeles, where he was cast as Tommy Gunn in the movie. While Morrison did win two fights in 1990, it was when Rocky V was released in December of that year that he gained mainstream popularity.
Morrison had six wins in 1992, including one over former Riddick Bowe opponent Art Tucker, and one over future world title challenger Joe Hipp, who later became the first Indian to challenge for the world’s Heavyweight title. After having two wins in 1993, including one over two time former world title challenger Carl Williams, Morrison found himself fighting for the world championship again, this time against George Foreman, On June 7, of that year. Morrison upset many critics by outpointing Foreman over 12 rounds, winning the world title.
Tommy “The Duke” Morrison won three fights in 1995 before meeting Razor Ruddock on Pay Per View for the IBC Heavyweight Championship. This fight was named fight of the year by various magazines, as Morrison dropped Ruddock several times, but had to climb off the canvas in round one himself before scoring a sixth round knockout win.
The fight with Lennox Lewis, who had also lost his world championship, finally came off after the fight against Ruddock. Lewis stopped Morrison in six rounds.
A few days before his next fight, to be shown on Showtime, Morrison had an HIV test done by the Nevada state athletic commission, which keeps strict guard of their competitors’ health. It was revealed during Showtime’s telecast of the boxing undercard, that Morrison was on a flight back to Oklahoma City, place that he had made his home for most of his life, after tests revealed he was HIV-positive, automatically retiring him from boxing as a competitor.
Later in 1996, Morrison announced that he wished to make a comeback with one more bout, the proceeds of which would go to benefit his newly created KnockOut Aids Foundation. Morrison won what would turn out to be his final fight, a first round knockout of Marcus Rhodes on Pay Per View in Tokyo. Morrison finished his boxing career with a record of 46 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw, with 40 of his wins by knockout.
Morrison spent 14 months in prison after retiring on drug and weapons charges. On September 9, 2003, Tommy and his wife Dawn were blessed with a baby boy, Tristin Duke Morrison.
Morrison revealed to Sports Illustrated that he once contacted Sly Stallone about working in the possible production of Rocky VI (Rocky Balboa), and he said that he wanted to pursue a career in acting. He also wrote portions of an autobiography, but did not find a publisher.
Tommy passed away on September 1, 2013 at the young age of just 44. The causes of death were stated as being cardiac arrest, septicemia, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and multiorgan failure.
Tommy Morrison is interred at Butler Creek Cemetery in Sulphur Springs Arkansas.
You can tell how much his traumatic childhood affected him by how tumultuous his adult life was and the fact that he died at just 44. And then there’s his brother who was in prison, as well as his sister who died so young. Such a tragic story.
He had the wrong ppl around him apparently. Also to much to fast. That Rocky 5 movie hurt him in my opinion. Very Sad had crazy talent .
@@kenkanifffromconnecticut9921 You are correct on that. Tommy was a true fighter, on track to be the future Heavyweight Champion of the world before the movie. His fights were still good after the movie, but his heart and mind were never the same afterward.
@@1980bwc god bless this family.so sad.
🤣🤣🤣Poor baby🤣!!
Wow, I don’t think anyone else has visited this grave. It was nice of you to clean the headstone off. I grew up in Philadelphia & the city has an strong devotion to the Rocky franchise. What a troubled & complicated life he led. Thanks for sharing.
The way he cares for graves is one of the reasons I subbed. There should be more Scotts in this world.
Why hasn't anyone visited his grave what about his friends and family?
@@donjohn2695 I believe they were referring to TH-cam creators like Scott here.
@@donjohn2695 I promise you, family and friends visit often. It may that it was just mowed and grass flew up on it.
@@TNBlondie he’s missed , one day if I ever get to travel over the pond I’ll go pay my respects
R.I.P Tommy, u will never be forgotten. Thank u for giving us a bunch of great fights to watch, u were 1 badass dude. All the best 2 his boy's. 🥊🇺🇲🗽🇺🇲🥊
He was my age when he died. I'm not ready to leave yet. Rest in peace young man.
Osea ahora tienes 54
@@arnoldbendezu7826no, dijo que temía 44 cuando falleció y que esa edad tiene ahora
Best comment I've seen yet.
Make it about yourself huh?! Egotistical 🤡
I just feel sad, just because someone is famous does not mean they can overcome their demons or past trauma. Respectful video as always. 🙏🏽🌹
I remember when Rocky V was being filmed in my hometown of Philadelphia back in January of 1990 and shook hands with Tommy Morrison and Sylvester Stallone when they were shooting scenes at the art museum. The fact that you also covered Sage Stallone;s final resting place is ironic, since I watched him film a lot of scenes in my neighborhood. both gone at a relatively young age and both lived totally different lives. RIP to Tommy and Sage
You tan bien lo bi bro el conosia Ami papa
Yes Tommy was the grand nephew of John Wayne. It was proven at some point I believe after he passed, or shortly before. Great job Scott, as usual
I would love to see the references of that
Proven from were?
The Duke!! Loved staying up and watching him fight on HBO with my father. The Mercer fight broke my heart, as did his passing. RIP Tommy..
Have you seen Trey Lippes ko loss last year? I just watched the highlight.
I couldn’t sleep that night after the Mercer fight. One of the most violent knockouts you’ll ever see. 🥊
Scott, you always put so much care and reverence into your grave videos. It's obvious you respect and have a lot of love for Humans in general. I wish more people were like you.
I am the same. I look at people in the same fashion, I love walking through a grave site at least once a week to get an idea of what their life was like and are they still remembered. In addition it shows me how fragile life is.
You did an Amazing job telling us his story, What a life he led, just jaw dropping. I loved Rocky 5 and I didn't know anything about his personal life except hearing that he had passed away from Aids.
And doesnt necessarily mean he contract aids by unprotected sexual contact. Boxing, like most contact sports, involves blood, sweat and saliva exchange.
@@conditionallyunconditional5691he was gay
Wow, you have now been to my home state of Arkansas. Thanks 💘for the travel.
I lived in Arkansas for 7 years, it's the best kept secret in the US. I enjoyed every minute there and still visit occasionally.
Scott you nailed it , Fantastic job , I was a fan of Tommys boxing career & met Tommy in 2008 in Birmingham,UK had a chat about his boxing career & he was quiet open on some personal issues but also a gentleman he was very obliging in signing photos & posing for photos. Great guy & missed massively.
I recognize him in Rocky’s movie. I didn’t know he had died. RIP. Thanks for sharing Scott.
I remember being so heartbroken when he passed away so young. I thought he was great in Rocky V. Rest in peace Tommy, you are always in our hearts. Thank you Scott ❤️
Such a sad life ....wasted really. Rest in peace Tommy.🙏✌ Thank you Scott, great reporting as always.
Completely wasted, self destruction
No such thing as a wasted life.,....they all end in a hole in the ground
Such a very sad, and destructive story! His childhood trauma seems to have followed him throughout his life, and caused him be very troubled as an adult.
I hope that he is finally able to Rest In Peace.
My grandma’s maiden name was Morrison. She lived her whole life in Iowa, and always told me she was related distantly to John Wayne. For this reason, I was always curious about Tommy Morrison. Thank you for the video, and the information about Tommy Morrison. So sad. Such a handsome man he was.
thatts cool, there may be a connection there. you nevrr know.
Kinda stupid
Thank you Scott for doing this video on Tommy Morrison. I met Tommy several times. When the Rockey V movie came out he would come by the movie theatre I worked at and stand by the movie poster admiring it. I thought that was so cool! He also let people take pictures and sign autographs. He was nice to his fans. A few times he was there I would let him and the girls (which were many) he was with sneak out of the theatre to avoid a few fans who wouldn't leave him alone. Sadly not long after that, he was getting into trouble. I would hear about him getting arrested for fighting in restaurants & Bars in Overland Park, Ks & in the Westport area in Missouri which is filled with numerous bars and clubs. I had a hard time believing he would act this way because when I was around him he was super nice, humble, and kind. So you g and so troubled. May he RIP ❤
Lmao
@DarleneSmith..you know all that but don't know how to spell Rocky😂
@@fdgirl3974 lmao oh look the spelling police 🚨
@@fdgirl3974 probably a pathetic Biden lover
I love Tommy Morrison I've watched all his fights several times and every documentary there is on him. Absolute shame what happened. He was ready for a 14 million dollar fight when he tested positive for HIV! It was already scheduled! That's when his life really spiraled out of control from the disappointment and frustration
Big Rocky Fan. He Was a Good Fighter. Rough life man 🤦🏾♂️
Great video Scott. He was great in rocky 5. Never knew he had such a troubled life away from being in rocky 5. Rest easy Tommy.
Thank you Scott, for this vlog about Tommy Morrison. This was very sad about his life. A Young Man gone way too soon. Rest in Peace Tommy.
I never understood the negative reviews of Rocky V. It's my favorite one of them all. I kinda liked how they changed the storyline with Rocky going broke and having CTE. Tommy was perfect for the role. Man, his life story, though, is a cautionary tale to say the least. I still can't believe how rough he looked in that last photo (mug shot) taken of him before he died. RIP Tommy
I watched it every single it came on
To me its the best one.
I love the 5th film.
It was a good movie but I don't think was a good finale for the series like it was intended.
Yea Rocky 5 is my favorite out of the franchise, Tommy's betrayal hit harder than
Ivan Drago's punch's
This channel should be at 600k subs, not 147k. Scott on Tape is very informative and Scott is a cool dude.
Thank you Jason 😊😊
@@SCOTTONTAPE more than welcome sir..
I shared this with my mom. I hopped on this one really quick
As a boxing fan. Tommy has one of the best left hooks in history. Great boxer. Could have reached greater heights.
Earth shattering left hook. Truly awesome to watch.
Greater heights are not reached by vile,
selfish, murderous animals🤨. Morrison put many women at risk of AIDS by hiding his illness and still f'ing them!!! F*ck him😡. May he roast in Hell🔥.
Rocky V was freakin awesome. I don’t care what anyone says. Tommy was a great villain in that movie, so interesting to learn more about him, so sad. Very nice video.
You are probably the only person who can have a great conversation with me about Tommy .. I have his son on my FB page …
Please send him my regards if you can. I was a big fan of his father.
His son Kenzie is under Kenzie Morrison not kenzie Witt as it’s states on his bio … thanks again for making this video … do you remember Arturo gatti and that tragic story …. So very sad
Great job again Scott. I was at the Philadelphia Convention Center when they taped the fight scenes for Rocky V. I still have my Tommy Gunn flag they gave us.So sad
Hello Trish!
I love the motto take care of business.. could you tell me the way you think about that that tommy had? Gretings frommArgentina!?
Wow what a video,what a story you had to tell! I had no idea he’d even died,definitely one I’m going to look into. One of your best videos!
I love how you do videos on people not everyone does. Thank you. I have a memory of him doing a talk at a college i went to. Morehead state university. I could be dreaming this happened.
The first 3 mins of this video is absolutely beautiful. Your choice of music and editing and location filming all out togther, stunning.
This is why I watch you.
Your work has come a long way. Love you.
Peace.
R.I.P TO THE MORRISON FAMILY!!!!!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Man I wish Tommy loved himself more. RIP🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thanks Scott you are so sweet🥰
Was big into boxing at a young age I remember everyone was afraid of that left hook, Great job as always!!!
Thank you so much for your salute to Tommy.
I saw a video about his life and saw Tommy during his last interview and he looked like 70 years old...so sad..
But thank you for paying respect to Tommy,and all your other video's i saw you did post..
Best regards from me, Amsterdam The Netherlands 🇳🇱
I love Rocky 5 my favorite out of all of them. Who else feels this way.
I lov it..it has its place. I'm from the 90s so it's definitely great I agree. Tommy nailed the part.
Great video Scott. Tommy was a special fighter who sadly never reached his full potential. 😢
🙃thank you scotty! always a pleasure my freind...🙂
I live in Southern Arkansas, I didn't know he was from here.. I'm also a huge Rocky fan I will play them in the Background when working it inspires me. I don't even have to watch them anymore
This video gives me a newfound appreciation for what Tommy came from. It's always interesting to see people coming from tiny towns with no real prospects make it big. Unfortunately that usually means their story is not going to end well going from nothing to everything.
He was a good boxer. He had a good career in boxing. Rest in peace Tommy.
Scott you have always put out good content. Over time you've transitioned from someone who visits historic sites, into one of the best storytellers on TH-cam. The material you are putting out is journalist quality. Bravo to you my friend.
Awesome to see someone do this topic. Tommy G was a cool dude.
This is yet another brilliant video Scott. I think we all loved the rocky movies and I'm sure you did too. Wow I learn so much from your videos no word of lie. This has to be my favourite too. Tommy had some serious talent, gone too soon RIP. As always you are a legend Scott
My mother and my uncle were actually at the Morrison/Foreman fight in Vegas that night and I believe it was like 96' or somewhere around there. Tommy had a tremendous left hook that he was known for. Rip Tommy Morrison
Oh no hope it won't round the time tupac was murdered 😢 was it ?😒
You're thinking of Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson.
@@fep70 I really do think so 🤔
Scott thank you ❤️. I'm looking forward to seeing this video.
Scott, your channel is AMAZING!! I have been going through so much lately, as well as dealing with anxiety & your channel has been a comfort. Thank you for sharing and making the world better. 🤙
Great videos you put out. Definitely a lot of effort you put in. Thanks for your dedication.
I love the duke thank you so much for this dedication vid! Despite he’s down fall he’s someone I look up to as a boxer and always will! Fly high tommy the duke Morrison!!!
Rest in paradise Tommy... 💔 💐 🙏 🥊🥊
Glad you are ok. It's a shame about what happened to him. He had a going for him as well as a lot going on with him, if that makes sense. Well tomorrow I will reach a milestone in my life. It's will be my birthday. I don't celebrate it but I can say is that I'm here and alive. R.I.P. Tommy🌹🕊
Happy birthday April!
April Lisa tomorrow is also my birthday. Happy birthday 🎂 🥳 #librasareawesome
Happy Birthday 🎂🎉
@@SCOTTONTAPE Hello there Scott 😉 Just wanted to say thanks a million for posting/sharing your journey taken with Tommy Morrison and family. Like many a people out there, I was mostly aware of him through his having appeared in Rocky 5, and actually until viewing this vlog, had never given much thought to his passing. You brought many things to light about Mr. Morrison that I didn't previously know about. Some of those details are quite difficult to reconcile, and disturbing at times, but I still truly, deeply, sincerely hope and pray that Tommy's soul, spirit is resting in peace. Scott, I wish for you nothing less than the very very best of things in all things my friend, and so appreciate all of the incredibly amazing, stunningly hard work you bring along in the content you produce.
@@SultanOfTwang1956 wow thank you so much for those kind words Thomas
This is a sad story but he was really messed up😢😢 RIP. Continued safe travels Scott 🌞😁
Very cool brother. was good chatting with you on the phone tonight. Great Video as always! keep up the great work. we appreciate you... stay safe
You the man Steve. See you soon
XO great video. . This is your calling. . So many people love you and love watching you you do great.
A very chaotic life he led, some by lineage & other parts he created for himself
Still a very sad life, always needing more yet settling for less. Thank you for visiting his grave, honestly discussing his life & troubles. We all want to matter Loved the drone footage & music.
I hated that they used Rap in Rocky. That movie pissed me off, he ended back right where he started.
I love that you cover people who a lot of people wouldn't give a second thought to cause they may not have been that famous. I'm a huge ROCKY fan as well! Thanks for this video.😊❤️
I’m glad you uploaded this. I’m a big Tommy fan. Watched several documentaries and videos on him. It wouldn’t suprise me if his ex wife comments, I read a few comments from her on another video.
Hi Scott 🙋🏽. This is really Sad. A lot of people make it to the top. And the next thing you know is they are gone for one reason or another. It's even sadder when they die so young. I didn't know him before because I never watched Rocky. I guess you could say it just wasn't for me 🤷🏽 . My deepest sympathies and My sincerest condolences to his family and friends. And thank you Scott for introducing him to me, even if he is resting right now ‼️ hopefully in peace 🙏🏾💯❤️
Hi Scott, I’m also a massive Sly and Rocky fan, so this was such a great one to watch. Such a shame he wasted an amazing talent. Great information as always, cheers bro 🙏
" I Think I've Found It 👈" Hope you're well Paul bro keep up the great work 👌🙏
SCOTT MY BRO. I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ROCKYS. BUT I LOVE HOW YOU DO YOUR WORK. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BRO.
Thank you brother !
Great video Mr. Tape. I was watching previous fights of Tommy and interviews over the past month. So I was very excited to watch this video. Great Job 😃
I’m not particularly into boxing or Rocky to be honest but this guy’s story has always interested me. Thanks for the video Scott - brilliant as always and lots of stuff I didn’t know before.
Never heard of him before, I'm not a boxing/Rocky fan. But, what an interesting troubled life he led. Rest peacefully Tommy, God knows you didn't live peacefully. Thanks Scott for a great upload.
I agree. I can watch Rocky just about everyday.
Such a handsome man with the world at his fingers tips. He let snatch, snatch it all away
I just absolutely love watching your videos. Please don’t stop Scott you’re awesome and you help a lot of people you really really do.😊
What a crazy video you had to pull together. Thank you Scott for the fantastic story you put together! You alway come through for us and always teach us about the ones you do the story on. You do such a great job. Rest In Peace Tommy
Man great job on this..
Tommy was a talented guy.gone way too soon. May he rip
I saw another picture of him towards the end of his life & he's almost unrecognizable. Very sad how troubled his life was since childhood. A movie could've been made about his life. Its nice how his sons are following his career footsteps
Scott you did it once again how you keep out doing yourself video after video is beyond me the intense background of the subject that you're filming the knowledge that you have is unparalleled to anybody else thank you for posting your videos because they do bring a joy to my life but you still got to get your butt to Columbus Ohio
Soon Tom I promise!
@@SCOTTONTAPE I sent you a private message on Facebook with my number
@@tripswithtom creepy
@@RS-cd9cf Oh you mean it's creepy that I'm actually a licensed funeral director with the wealth of knowledge in and around the Columbus Ohio area a famous people that are buried here and he wants to do another video here so to be friends with somebody as creepy? I think somebody who would respond the way that you have is probably more creepier than anything but enjoy your small life while you have it
@@SCOTTONTAPE Scott do you know Tom? He really wasn't you to come to Columbus. Shannon
Tommy was a great talent who had certain demons. He got by on just raw talent alone. It would’ve been amazing if he would’ve just been dedicated to boxing only. He was literally out drinking the night before Mercer fight. ESPN did a wonderful 30 for 30 on Tommy. I’d recommend anyone curious to check it out. This was very cool video Scott. Thanks for sharing.
I was a huge fan of The Duke.
He was one of my favorite boxers my dad was a boxer in his Youth went on to the Golden Gloves was going to become a professional but broke his jaw in a fight he quit because my grandma beg him to my dad thought me to box as a young lady me and my dad would sit a watch old school fights from Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Leon Spinks , sugar Ray Leonard , The Cinderella Man plus many others we in our hearts knew Tommy Morrison had the chops to become one of the greatest of all time but his lifestyle put a heartbreaking end to his life as one boxer to another Tommy it might have been a short time in the ring but you did it your way
Much respect Scott for your hard work and dedication. Been a fan for years now! Keep it up
Great video. I was in the bar when he knocked the lady off the bar stool. It was in parkville mo at papa franks. His manager at the time John Brown got him out before he got arrested.
Oh wow that’s crazy you were there!
Did u see it? Did he push or punch. Do you know why it happened?
Thank you for this video & keeping it classy. Got to meet Tommy a couple times when he lived in CA around 2007. Always nice & humble. RIP Duke
Damn this video is from about an hour away from me you were in my hood had no IDEA this was here will have to check it out thanks as always for the amazing work!!!
You’re welcome! I love this area down here it’s beautiful
Tommy was a very good friend of mine.. I miss him dearly.. I live up in New England.. I haven't gotten the chance to come out and see his grave yet but I would love too. And Tommy had 3 sons..
Thanks Scott ! Well done! Appreciate you always...stay safe my friend...✌
Oh man. Talk about someone I totally forgot about. That may be the most in the middle of no where cemetery ive seen anyone famous resting at. Great job finding this one Scott.
Thank you !
I wanted to bring a flower to one of my biggest idols, sad story, he had the world in his punch and got lost. May he rest in peace, greetings from old Italy and thanks for your gesture Scott 💐💐 Rip Tommy.
Scott , I'm glad you told Tommy's story . He was a handsome big man .His life was colourful as you said . If only things had turned out differently. God bless him and his family 👪 xx
Such a sad story!! He had a lot going for him!! RIP!! Thank you Scott for another great video!! Love your work!! Much love!! God bless!! 💙💙🥰🥰😇😇💖💖🙏🙏🌺
Thank you so much for this video! I always used him as a fighter on fight night round 4 on my PS3 for his signature haymaker and because he was on Rocky 5. May he RIP
RIP Tommy The Duke , Thanks for doing his story..
Wow, I didn't know he had passed away, I thought he was just an actor in Rocky 5. Thank you Scott for this one. Rest in peace Tommy.
Me too!
So sad when most of the family members have passed and then they become forgotten. Thank you for showing them love still.
All that talent in the ring it's so tragic his life outside of the ring was total chaos.
Hi Scott this was such a sad story bad childhood that grew into adulthood and died at such a young age hopefully now at peace another great vlog
RIP Tommy. Thank You for the video Scott.
Wow! What a crazy story, life! Only if he didn’t deny that fact he was positive for HIV, and was taking is meds, he’d maybe still be alive today, died so young!
Yes, he definitely would be alive today if he had taken his meds. Such a terrible and sad ending.
Scott I live ten minutes from there. You always welcome at our home.
Welcome to Arkansas, yes Sir we still speak and talk to people around here, if you ever in Little Rock look me up I can show you all the famous graves and pop culture spots here! Peace
The little boy you were talking about is mine and Tommy's son Tristin Duke. Trish is not the mother of Tristin. He is 19 now. He also has Trey and Kenzie. Tom also raised my son Justin since he was 10 months old and Justin took his last name when he was still a baby. Tom has been married four times. Once to Dawn Freeman, twice to me and he was married to Trish for two years prior to his death. Tammy is the mother of McKenzie and Cristi is the mother of Trey. Tom died in Sept 2013 and we were able to get some of his remains six weeks later and buried him the following month on October 13, 2013. Just wanted to clarify a few things from your video that you weren't sure on.
Thank you so much Dawn! I hope I did a good job for you and your son. While Tommy’s troubles were widely reported, he still seemed like a great guy and loved by many. Please say hello to Tristin for me😊
Hey Dawn can you clarify a few things you wrote in your book??
@Jon Keene no he has zero interest in it. He’s more artistic and into music than he is sports. 🤷♀️
@Jon Keeneagreed!
I always look forward to ur videos. They always end my day on a good note. Thank you
Always, ty, Scott 4 sharing this bout, Tommy, I love watching Rocky... ur doin great w/all ur videos... ✌, 💜, stay safe always 🙏🥀👍🏼
The Duke was underated for his boxing he should of had more recognition for his time in boxing he was a brilliant and skilful fighter with a unique style 💪
Nah, he wasn't a good fighter. He never beat holy, Bowe and he got blazed by Lewis. He beat journeymens and nobody's. He even lost to some terrible fighters.. he ran from the old forman. Dont believe the hype
I thought it was a touching thing you clear the dust of Tommy's grave stone. Huge fan of your channel. Keep up the great work Scott.👍
God bless you Brother 🙏
I wasn't familiar with this boxer, really never heard of him he was so young when he died.. Glad the wife didn't get his ashes,, sounds kinda disrespectful. How beautiful that spot is that you're at. Never seen a picnic table at a graveyard. It looks very peaceful. Thank you for another good one. ✌❤
Wow! Thanks Scott! I remember Tommy as a boxer and had no idea, the backstory.