@g3x Ryjones After the loss, he fought again and won the title. He has a net worth of $35 million. 37 professional fights with training maybe just too much toll on the body and BRAIN he felt that is enough. It isn't that much different than when we see an NFL player who retires early when they are still in their prime. When ex ufc Khabib retires so young and in his prime, we are all thinking "Why?!". Khabib retired after 29 fights vs Hamed 37 fights. Contact fighting and sports is quite different why people retire younger.
@@Bflo23 Naseem was Roy Jones level skill could have been Roy Jones level legacy but from what I gather he lost that hunger as he became more of an all star he stopped training as hard and was beat by arguably an all time great after of which knew he wasn’t as hungry anymore so without the hunger probably thought why keep fighting? Do you agree or you think he was just getting out of prime physically?
It is, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. who would want to win the psychological battle by having to lie about something. I'd rather beat an opponent at their best
@@kristhovaldez8819 I think it was Eubanks' fault for being a sucker. He could get another hipnotist, a psychic, an exorcist or a witch doctor. But he and his team did nothing. It was a fair and square tactic by Collins.
@King of the World you obvy know nothing about boxing, combat sports lol.. the first tough opponent he fought, he retired.. he fought bums his whole life, paper tiger.. good show off though
@@deekay7594 lol you say they don't know anything about boxing yet you say all the fighters he fought were bums, just cause you don't know a fighter doesn't mean there a bum, for example kevin kelley, hold the wbc featherweight title, and was once recognized as one of the best featherweights, augie sanchez, as an amateur he was the featherweight champion, and was doing good till he got KO'd by Prince Naseem and he later retired several fights after cause of that. Tom johnson, former IBF featherweight champion, and a formidable puncher. I'm not a Prince fanboy, just don't underestimate his opponents, and this goes for anyone, Khan is a good boxer, but he won to a old Barrera, he has such a weak chin, but don't compare them, they're from different eras.
Naseem's strategy with the ring walk and making the opponents wait kinda reminds me of what Musashi was said to have done. Schedule a duel, then either make them wait for a long time, tiring them out mentally, or make them frustrated. Sometimes he wouldn't even show up and it would cause his opponents to become tilted. Genius mindgames.
It was cause he won the fight, but to the same extent it was also very close to a childish prank someone would do to fuck with a cousin or something. Like telling the kid you don't want to fight that your a bipolar black belt related to Bruce Lee lol
I'm glad you mention the incompetance of judges in regards to stealing rounds- it shouldn't work so consistently but it does. I think it's one of the biggest issues in MMA at the moment, a late takedown and they give them the round.
Im fine with giving late takedowns a meaningful reward...a "late" takedown should be valuable in a real fight(because late takedowns wouldn't exist) so if were trying to be representative of a real fight giving it less value because of an arbitrary time limitation would not make sense. Since everyone knows takedowns are valuable even with 10 seconds left, it makes it so that takedowns retain their values regardless of the arbitrary rules that exist for reasons besides emulating a fight realistically. Also a late takedown is closer to a late knock down than it is a late flurry of punches.
@@DIVAD291 But that's the tactic- they've only gone for the takedown to steal the round. They may not have gone for it at all if there weren't rounds. How can a takedown be more like a knockdown than a flurry of punches- the FIRST factor to look for as a judge is damage. Takedowns do no damage (generally)- a flurry of punches could have them on the edge. Either way we see it- this is not a "Real [street] Fight". It is a refereed sport- saying what would happen in X or Y scenario isn't really relevant. Of course takedowns are valuable- but again, we're talking about round stealing, not discounting the importance of a takedown.
@@gonufc "They may not have gone for it at all if there weren't rounds." People that are losing a round tend to go for slightly riskier strategies in the end to try and win it back. That's something that's going to happen the instant you introduce rounds, it's not exclusive to takedowns at all. "How can a takedown be more like a knockdown than a flurry of punches" Because a takedown is a significant advantage that you have gotten that you will not see the full benefit of because of the round system. A late knockdown is the same. A flurry could lead to an advantage but it's not an advantage on it's own. The flurry is more like the takedown attempt. "Takedowns do no damage (generally)" Takedowns do a lot of damage generally. It's just not instantaneous damage. "Either way we see it- this is not a "Real [street] Fight". It is a refereed sport- saying what would happen in X or Y scenario isn't really relevant." It's a sport meant to emulate a real fight(within reason), So what would happen in a real fight is relevant. "we're talking about round stealing, not discounting the importance of a takedown." If you do something to fix takedowns as a tool for round stealing you realistically have to reduce the importance of takedowns in some way. The only solution I can think of that wouldn't diminish the importance of takedowns would be to make the round keep going if the fighters aren't in a neutral position but I don't think that's realistic.
@@DIVAD291 No, ground and pound does damage, unless a freak accident occurs, a takedown alone doesn't cause any significant damage. I'm not sure if you've slightly misconstrued my point: my problem is poor judges giving a round to someone because of a very late takedown regardless of what happened before- round stealing is only a problem with poor judges. If they judge it like a late takedown _always_ wins a fighter the round then, again, poor judging is the primary issue.
Too bad you guys don't know what you're talking about in reference to judging a boxing match. If it's a 12 round fight, that means 12 separate fights. round 3 has nothing to do with 1 or 2 or 10 or 9. Each round is scored at the end of the round. There is no "stealing" rounds.
sure, he was good, he was a prodigy, but his style had no scope for improvement or adaptation......it was crude & predictable to a world class fighter.
What do you mean Linda good lol. He is one of the best ever if you ask me at lighter weights. Everyone keeps throwing his loss to berrera as some sort of karma. He lost because Barrera was just better that night, but when was the last time a boxer studied from barrera lol. I still look at old Nas films .
@@Abhi-ff2cr & when you watch his fights, what do you consider his best opponents? MAB was just better on that night, right?...& hamed declined the rematch clause in the contract because of what? MAB fought nh in his first fight at this weight & not only was he better on the night but he dominated, outfought, outboxed, outwitted & humiliated hamed in a one sided contest. hamed knew a rematch would end the same way.
Hahaha it’s so hilarious to me seeing Eubank freakout about the hypnosis.”I don’t know what I’m dealing with, with hypnosis he will be more. There has to be a line drawn, I’m taking it up with the board of control.” He’s acting like Collins is performing blood sacrifices and summoning the devil to help him lol that shit is too funny, he really got in his head with that. Perfectly played.
@@gooderish Let's be straight about it. Eubank was never a great boxer he was a slower version of Prince Naseem, granted Eubank didn't just fight bums or make opponents wait 40 minutes so they got cold before a fight but he was still a hit and run boxer. Yes it will win you fights but it changed the whole concept of boxing that we still see to this day. And boxing is all the worst for it. Even Lewis who was a great boxer adapted it and his fights became boring. Granted it prolonged his career but who wants to watch hit a run boxing. It's the reason boxing fans lost all interest in the sport for years.
i was watching the night of the fight... the way he fell.....i honestly thought he had killed him. that was the most perfectly timed punch i've seen my whole life.....it would have knocked out tyson.....
@@sabin97 some people were complaining about how marquez stepped on manny's foot to hinder his movement and watching the clip, im almost inclined to believe. the way hell with that right foot still planted tho
as a filipino and a pacman fan it was devastating watching our idol get knocked out like that. however juan definitely earned that win so props to him.
@Combat Mania the way he timed Manny coming in. He had enough time to learn Manny's angles and how he goes in for a punch. Marquez managed to set it up perfect
Prince is a huge draw because of his cocky nature but undeniable results. Half love watching his victories and half wish for a satisfying ko that give him humble pie. There was one fight that battered him but even then he demonstrated his mental toughness. Super impressive.
That's what I loved about Hamed. Either the Prince would make good on his cockiness and win in style and entertainment, or you'd see a cocky fighter get his just desserts. Either way you were getting your money's worth, right?
The last one even looked scared in the ring that’s why he lost he wasn’t even throwing punches u could just see his body movement he wasn’t feeling confident in him self
DAZN badly needs some proper punditry talent! This guy has it all the voice the knowledge keeps you interested and entertained! How is this man on TH-cam, he's done well of course but he is the next max kellermen!
Sadly the voice and the knowledge are two different people, yet my narrator is probably a historian himself by now, so you never know. Also, I agree on DAZN's lack of punditry talent/excitement
You’re missing one huge part, not only is the knowledge and voice two different people, but neither of them have the look required to be on camera :-) must look good to be on television chief
@@raghurajaram8817 you don't have to be a model to be a sports analyst. There's a ton that are just less than mediocre. You just can't look like an ogre.
Was a diva though. A "round thief" with flurries in the last 30 seconds to impress the judges, wouldnt agree to 15 round bouts, cherry picked opponents here and there. A brilliant tactician for sure but the least likeable of the four kings.
I loved Prince Hamed since 1997. I'm American but born in England. He was so good and the most entertaining knockout artist. Even as his biggest fan, he could've shaved like ten minutes off of his ring entrance.
steve collins' tactic against eubank was so fucking genius, miyamoto musashi would've loved it haha using your opponents psychology to totally psych him out.
What ??? Beating an older man already worn out from many hard fight's , beating boxer's who were at the very end of their boxing day's ? Give me a break casual
Met Steve Collins, he’s such a cool guy. Really nice and once reffed a boxing bout in Wales. He needed to lend some trainers as he had none. I gave him mine... Anyway, after the show he signed them for me. I had a picture with him and the trainers lol. Top guy !
The quality of your content is unmatched when it comes to boxing. This is what boxing needs so desperately seeing as these promoters can barely sell 50k ppv buys even with some headline names.
Prince was one of the best fighters around and he'll be remembered for far longer than most out there. He was entertaining, he was actually good, and only had one loss to his name at a young age. It's a shame he never came back to boxing
Prince Naseem was amazing, wow! Such incredible natural talent. Those reflexes, that speed and so much power at the same time. It is not easy to knock out another pro boxer but he just knocked people out so easly, like a touch of death. He was sort of like Lomachencko is today but already back then and with real knock out power.
Everything Klitschko said leading up to that fight was for AJ to hear.. Obsessed, USB stick. The fact that he announced his prediction on Ukrainian TV was no accident. He knew AJ's people would translate that and it would get into AJ's head thinking "oh Klitschko doesnt think he can beat me, he thinks I can KO him, then I should KO him". So while AJ is looking for that KO, he may make a mistake and Klitschko can make him pay. That's what Klitschko wants - AJ's mistake. If Klitschko wins, its like "omg the tactic worked", if Klitschko lost, its like "well he sort of predicted what happened anyway".
You make a solid and sensible point, but as mcspikesky said: you've misunderstood. Klitschko didn't predict that he would lose to Joshua: he predicted that as Joshua comes in, he (Klitschko) would knock him out late on in the fight. So the prediction was ultimately inaccurate
It's such a shame that Prince Naseem wasn't born 2 decades later, the man's persona is brilliant for social media, he'd have such a huge following and it's not like he wouldn't has cleared his divisions today like he did back then.
90s Foreman was also one of the only fighters who seemed to be able to completely control his power. He could make you think he lost his knockout power for a half a fight and then just unleash on you at will without slowing down much.
@@mr.johndoe2659 Well I guess our experiences are different than. I don't mean it in a bad way though, I wouldn't discriminate towards my own race. Edit: Or any other for that matter.
Disappointed that you didn’t have Durán vs Leonard when Duran just completely messed up Leonard’s mind and gave Leonard a lesson he didn’t soon forget.
"He had studied the mathematics and science of the whole thing and the psychology was going to play a big part as well" - Christie Brinkley - Where on earth did you dig that up from?
When I was a child I grew up in a very poor village with very aggressive people and kids. There were many sub groups of people all acting very differently but all having a hate twoards the other sub groups. Romanians (natives, moldavians, valahians), hungarians, gypsies (classic), gypsies who left their traditions, romanized gypsies and hungarized gypsies. There were many "gangsters" and the life was tought. We had to fight one another for no reason such as a wrong stare, wrong place/wrong time, different culture, different dialect. There were ambushes were for example 1 kid acted like he was your friend and taked you to a far area and then other kids jumped you. The fights were pretty brutal, broken bones were pretty ordinary, throwing rocks, using sticks and other objects were common too. (One time a kid tried to smash my had with a huge rock) There were also many pedophiles and kids abducters. People 5-10 years older then you would beat the crap out of you. So you had to have pretty good strategies outside. I think I was in hundreds of fights with hundreds of different people. I had my arms broken, I had rocks trown in my face, broken nose, I was suffocated, I was ganked for a couple of times by groups 10+ people it was a mess. There were kids who died, who were abducted and their organs stolen, molested kids, etc. But I'm glad now it's over, I lerned many important things about fighting. I came to the conclusion that the best skill is to read the situations and avoid fights. It can be also seen as a fear but from what fights we had we when we were little/teens now as adults it can be far more dangerous and devasting. I only saw how different and inoccent other people were only when I traveled. I could only be jelous and feel good for them that they didn't experienced that, even if some are scumbags.
Man I'm sorry that things were like that and that you and everyone else had to go through that. I'm glad now that things are now better for you and that it's over, may God Bless you and bless everyone else.
Can anyone tell me why we got Timothy Bradley saying he has a picture of pacquiao face down on the mat. He had nothing to do with the fight he spoke after.
This video cropped out the previous part that Tim Bradley said. This is an interview leading up to the Marquez fight; Bradley was saying that Marquez shouldn't have accepted the fight, he then said "If I were Marquez, I would have retired after the Pacquiao fight, and have that framed on my wall..."
@@spinningbackkick6021 what shouldn’t, capitalizing on the opponents mental weakness? He should have also said he was personally trained by Bigfoot and given power by Hecate, that would have sent eubanks spiraling.
@@BearTheGrudge It's funny because being hypnotized has nothing to do with the supernatural.. But also what grown man would let himself be controlled by a hypnotist.. The whole act was comical..
@@jesuscarrillo8889 shut your bitch ass up you hating on a another man because he was confident in his skills and only a casual would h Say he fought bums without even knowing who he faced
Marquez’s KO of Pacqiou is still one of my favorites. He heard the 10 second warning and threw the punch at 10 seconds. Right as Manny’s hands went down the punch landed and turned his lights off
Definitely one of Juan Manuel Marquez's best shining moments in his career. I'm personally a big fan of Pacquiao and me and my family remember being completely devastated by his KO. I have to admit though, Marquez executed that punch beautifully and he deserved that win.
I was at the AJ v Klitcho fight it was amazing, AJ loves Klitcho & respects him above all fighters to this day. He speaks to him all of the time still also always seeking his advice. To be fair after the fight in front of 90 thousand Klitcho got a fantastic standing ovation from everyone in the place.
Steve Collins ploy was a stroke of genius and he needed it too. Steve really needed to get in a mental state where he could find advantages over a monster like Eubank. Because if Steve didn't employ that tactic, he'd be the one going into the fight intimidated at Eubank's power. Just imagine how intimidating it is to fight against a guy with a 43 win streak over some quality names.
Didn't know the Collins Eubanks story which earned you a like but don't ever disregard the boxing prowess of George Foreman again. Man was a physical monster and a sublime strategist who completely controlled his opponents in order to win.
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Steve collins tactic against eubank was one of the most genius things i´ve seen.
Wallee brilliant isn’t he mate
it was hilarious how after he just was like "holy shit that worked?"
Mentally b3aten. Where the mind goes, the body follows
@@michaelsleater9334 He sure is.
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Prince Naseem Hamed was 36-1 with 31 KO. It was the unorthodox style, nice KO power and the funny dance/trolling moves that made him entertaining.
The fear of losing again ruined him.
@g3x Ryjones After the loss, he fought again and won the title. He has a net worth of $35 million. 37 professional fights with training maybe just too much toll on the body and BRAIN he felt that is enough. It isn't that much different than when we see an NFL player who retires early when they are still in their prime. When ex ufc Khabib retires so young and in his prime, we are all thinking "Why?!". Khabib retired after 29 fights vs Hamed 37 fights. Contact fighting and sports is quite different why people retire younger.
@@Bflo23 Naseem was Roy Jones level skill could have been Roy Jones level legacy but from what I gather he lost that hunger as he became more of an all star he stopped training as hard and was beat by arguably an all time great after of which knew he wasn’t as hungry anymore so without the hunger probably thought why keep fighting? Do you agree or you think he was just getting out of prime physically?
He could have been the GOAT. But I don't think he could stand losing.
Steve Collins exploiting Eubanks' known fear of the supernatural and psyching him out is the most brilliant pre fight strategy ever !!!
It is, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. who would want to win the psychological battle by having to lie about something. I'd rather beat an opponent at their best
That guy had a galaxy brain before the meme even existed
@@kristhovaldez8819 I think it was Eubanks' fault for being a sucker. He could get another hipnotist, a psychic, an exorcist or a witch doctor. But he and his team did nothing. It was a fair and square tactic by Collins.
@@johnnytony593 It is fair and square but I personally wouldn't want to win that way if you know what I mean
I'd rather let my boxing talk for itself, obviously trash talk and stuff to sell fights but getting inside your opponents head is a little much for me
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The prince would have 100+ million followers on social media these days
@King of the World you obvy know nothing about boxing, combat sports lol.. the first tough opponent he fought, he retired.. he fought bums his whole life, paper tiger.. good show off though
@King of the World he's definitely no Amir Khan
@@deekay7594 lol you say they don't know anything about boxing yet you say all the fighters he fought were bums, just cause you don't know a fighter doesn't mean there a bum, for example kevin kelley, hold the wbc featherweight title, and was once recognized as one of the best featherweights, augie sanchez, as an amateur he was the featherweight champion, and was doing good till he got KO'd by Prince Naseem and he later retired several fights after cause of that. Tom johnson, former IBF featherweight champion, and a formidable puncher. I'm not a Prince fanboy, just don't underestimate his opponents, and this goes for anyone, Khan is a good boxer, but he won to a old Barrera, he has such a weak chin, but don't compare them, they're from different eras.
@@deekay7594 he ain't a glass jaw amir, he's the prince naseem hamed ofc
@King of the World fuckers nobody arguing in com sec ever knew shit about boxing and fighting....
Naseem's strategy with the ring walk and making the opponents wait kinda reminds me of what Musashi was said to have done. Schedule a duel, then either make them wait for a long time, tiring them out mentally, or make them frustrated. Sometimes he wouldn't even show up and it would cause his opponents to become tilted. Genius mindgames.
Nah, just cheap tricks
@@nadyamikhailova7527 Nah, there's nothing cheap about psychological warfare. The fault is on the one who fell for it.
which should be completely illegal lol
@@nadyamikhailova7527 In a fight you do anything to get an edge
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"Hypnotism" to win the psychological battle before a punch was thrown.......bloody genius.....respect!
that was amazing, I'd never heard that story before.
It was cause he won the fight, but to the same extent it was also very close to a childish prank someone would do to fuck with a cousin or something. Like telling the kid you don't want to fight that your a bipolar black belt related to Bruce Lee lol
Well mike tyson said that he was hypnothised when he was young to make him an “ferocious animal”
For the record.. Eubanks was past his best when they fought
Sounds more like a dirty trick than a boxing match to me, but maybe that's the sport
I'm glad you mention the incompetance of judges in regards to stealing rounds- it shouldn't work so consistently but it does. I think it's one of the biggest issues in MMA at the moment, a late takedown and they give them the round.
Im fine with giving late takedowns a meaningful reward...a "late" takedown should be valuable in a real fight(because late takedowns wouldn't exist) so if were trying to be representative of a real fight giving it less value because of an arbitrary time limitation would not make sense.
Since everyone knows takedowns are valuable even with 10 seconds left, it makes it so that takedowns retain their values regardless of the arbitrary rules that exist for reasons besides emulating a fight realistically.
Also a late takedown is closer to a late knock down than it is a late flurry of punches.
@@DIVAD291 But that's the tactic- they've only gone for the takedown to steal the round. They may not have gone for it at all if there weren't rounds.
How can a takedown be more like a knockdown than a flurry of punches- the FIRST factor to look for as a judge is damage. Takedowns do no damage (generally)- a flurry of punches could have them on the edge.
Either way we see it- this is not a "Real [street] Fight". It is a refereed sport- saying what would happen in X or Y scenario isn't really relevant.
Of course takedowns are valuable- but again, we're talking about round stealing, not discounting the importance of a takedown.
@@gonufc "They may not have gone for it at all if there weren't rounds."
People that are losing a round tend to go for slightly riskier strategies in the end to try and win it back. That's something that's going to happen the instant you introduce rounds, it's not exclusive to takedowns at all.
"How can a takedown be more like a knockdown than a flurry of punches"
Because a takedown is a significant advantage that you have gotten that you will not see the full benefit of because of the round system. A late knockdown is the same.
A flurry could lead to an advantage but it's not an advantage on it's own. The flurry is more like the takedown attempt.
"Takedowns do no damage (generally)"
Takedowns do a lot of damage generally. It's just not instantaneous damage.
"Either way we see it- this is not a "Real [street] Fight". It is a refereed sport- saying what would happen in X or Y scenario isn't really relevant."
It's a sport meant to emulate a real fight(within reason), So what would happen in a real fight is relevant.
"we're talking about round stealing, not discounting the importance of a takedown."
If you do something to fix takedowns as a tool for round stealing you realistically have to reduce the importance of takedowns in some way. The only solution I can think of that wouldn't diminish the importance of takedowns would be to make the round keep going if the fighters aren't in a neutral position but I don't think that's realistic.
@@DIVAD291 No, ground and pound does damage, unless a freak accident occurs, a takedown alone doesn't cause any significant damage.
I'm not sure if you've slightly misconstrued my point: my problem is poor judges giving a round to someone because of a very late takedown regardless of what happened before- round stealing is only a problem with poor judges.
If they judge it like a late takedown _always_ wins a fighter the round then, again, poor judging is the primary issue.
Too bad you guys don't know what you're talking about in reference to judging a boxing match. If it's a 12 round fight, that means 12 separate fights. round 3 has nothing to do with 1 or 2 or 10 or 9. Each round is scored at the end of the round.
There is no "stealing" rounds.
Prince actually was kinda good lol everyone talks shit because he was cocky but his style was so off that it was hard to read him.
sure, he was good, he was a prodigy, but his style had no scope for improvement or adaptation......it was crude & predictable to a world class fighter.
What do you mean Linda good lol. He is one of the best ever if you ask me at lighter weights. Everyone keeps throwing his loss to berrera as some sort of karma. He lost because Barrera was just better that night, but when was the last time a boxer studied from barrera lol. I still look at old Nas films .
Kinda? Lol
@@Abhi-ff2cr & when you watch his fights, what do you consider his best opponents? MAB was just better on that night, right?...& hamed declined the rematch clause in the contract because of what? MAB fought nh in his first fight at this weight & not only was he better on the night but he dominated, outfought, outboxed, outwitted & humiliated hamed in a one sided contest. hamed knew a rematch would end the same way.
Most entertaining Boxer ever!!
I have no problem with a fighter being cocky as long as they have the skill to back it up.
THE PRINCE WAS AWESOME
His punching power was insane, he ended up with fucked hands.
@@davefloyd9443 what?
I thinks it's that he hit so hard he busted up his hands
@@davefloyd9443 did you see him lose to Barerra? Pretty sure that wasn't because of his hands lol
Prince Naseem: 10 minute dancing ring walk.
Deontay Wilder: *mindblown*
I actually laughed out loud... thanks
Too much weight to carry for 10 mins.
Also made me laugh
Naseem Hamed is soo fun too watch! His slips and counters are like an art. One of my favorites!
Plot twist:the USB was empty.
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Schrodinger's USB?
Plot twist: he really has a video of him winning the fight
The usb contained the conversation of his deal, everything is fixed after all.
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Hahaha it’s so hilarious to me seeing Eubank freakout about the hypnosis.”I don’t know what I’m dealing with, with hypnosis he will be more. There has to be a line drawn, I’m taking it up with the board of control.” He’s acting like Collins is performing blood sacrifices and summoning the devil to help him lol that shit is too funny, he really got in his head with that. Perfectly played.
yes i just just watched that part, your explanation got me in bits too funny indeed mate hahahaha
It basically ended his career. I believe they fought again and he lost that too.
I mean mike tyson did a lot of hypnosis 🤷♂️. And it’s corroborated with science now 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Emojis because idrk
Eubank nearly killed Watson in the ring.
That probably was on his mind concerning the hypnosis bollocks.
@@gooderish Let's be straight about it. Eubank was never a great boxer he was a slower version of Prince Naseem, granted Eubank didn't just fight bums or make opponents wait 40 minutes so they got cold before a fight but he was still a hit and run boxer. Yes it will win you fights but it changed the whole concept of boxing that we still see to this day. And boxing is all the worst for it. Even Lewis who was a great boxer adapted it and his fights became boring. Granted it prolonged his career but who wants to watch hit a run boxing. It's the reason boxing fans lost all interest in the sport for years.
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Damn seeing pacman KOed like that hurts my heart...
i was watching the night of the fight...
the way he fell.....i honestly thought he had killed him.
that was the most perfectly timed punch i've seen my whole life.....it would have knocked out tyson.....
@@sabin97 some people were complaining about how marquez stepped on manny's foot to hinder his movement and watching the clip, im almost inclined to believe. the way hell with that right foot still planted tho
sabin97 it would not knocked out Tyson but that was a hell of a punch
@@sabin97 the most perfectly timed ko is when andy lee KOed John jackson in my opinion
sabin97 I’m a Pacquiao fan yes it does hurt but that punch wouldn’t slept Tyson
as a filipino and a pacman fan it was devastating watching our idol get knocked out like that. however juan definitely earned that win so props to him.
Marquez takes steriods tho
@@jhonpaulpamilar238 So has manny
Pacquiao is an illiterate homophobe. Besides he and his brother, and every Roach fighter being a cheater.
@Combat Mania the way he timed Manny coming in. He had enough time to learn Manny's angles and how he goes in for a punch. Marquez managed to set it up perfect
@@johnnylove2073 and let me guess, you're a boxing expert
Prince is a huge draw because of his cocky nature but undeniable results. Half love watching his victories and half wish for a satisfying ko that give him humble pie. There was one fight that battered him but even then he demonstrated his mental toughness. Super impressive.
That's what I loved about Hamed. Either the Prince would make good on his cockiness and win in style and entertainment, or you'd see a cocky fighter get his just desserts. Either way you were getting your money's worth, right?
5:17 George Foreman was a very technical fighter actually, no one can take a belt in their 40s without tactics
yeah this guy ionly knew that he punch hard
technically getting hit by the mass of a small car on 6 Square inches would cause you to be unconscious
"Everyone's got a plan until they get spooked by the unknown." - Chris Eubanks
Eubank is Mike Tyson's alternate version
"Everybody is a bitch" Muhammed Ali
The word play here is mote genius than the plan itself
@@billy11998 "except me hoe." -Joe Frazier 🤣
@@hardysilver6859 british mike tyson basically
The Collins Eubank fight was almost something off WWE 🤣
sholekefe 😆😑😒
Hahahha yeah but it was real loooo
Sole ufa
"Everybody's got a face until they get Mike Tyson'd in the plan."
- Punch
"Everybody's got a mouth until they get punched in the plan" - Punch & Judy
That makes no sense
@@Lonepreacher Yes it does. Perfect sense, in fact. Think: 'Anagram-sentence'. That's all.
You're welcome.
Man, when Sugar Ray Leonard lets those hands go, its a thing of beauty
BLTV: More Comebacks than Arturo Gatti
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Man i love your videos so much.. i could watch them everyday. They are so well put together the editing, music, effects etc. Please make them coming.
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King Marion Yeah...🙄
4:56 anyone know’s this song?
"That's one small plan for everybody, one giant punch for mouthkind"
- Morgan Freeman
Did prince naseem hamed’s ring walk really just take up 3 minutes of a 14 min video lol
As it should
Bennett Turner fuck him. Little asshole. Loved it when Barrera put that beating on Hamed.
His ring walk took up more time in REAL TIME than this video mate. Legend! Yanks threw everything they had at him and he came out champion.
Frrrr
@IDGAF NOC stfu there's no such thing as gay advertisement
The last one even looked scared in the ring that’s why he lost he wasn’t even throwing punches u could just see his body movement he wasn’t feeling confident in him self
The last one, as in Chris Eubank Snr, always confident in himself. Just lost the fight
that s exactly why Mike Tyson should have been here
Watch the fight, it was close, especially the last few rounds Eubank was cocky and brilliant.
@@DynastyUK not to mention it was after eubank became gun shy.
DAZN badly needs some proper punditry talent! This guy has it all the voice the knowledge keeps you interested and entertained! How is this man on TH-cam, he's done well of course but he is the next max kellermen!
Sadly the voice and the knowledge are two different people, yet my narrator is probably a historian himself by now, so you never know. Also, I agree on DAZN's lack of punditry talent/excitement
BLTV Extra what? I thought this was your voice! 🤯
@@BLTVEXTRA9 Its all smoke and mirrors in boxing. Even the greatest boxing TH-cam channel is at it with the mind games
You’re missing one huge part, not only is the knowledge and voice two different people, but neither of them have the look required to be on camera :-) must look good to be on television chief
@@raghurajaram8817 you don't have to be a model to be a sports analyst. There's a ton that are just less than mediocre. You just can't look like an ogre.
There will never be another Prince Haseem. He was the best. He was just so wild and crazy. My personal favorite fighter ever.
wow, your favorite fighter all times, nobody cares, go back to your cave
He sucked
to be the best youve gotta beat the best and he never
Your favorite fighter ever yet you don't even know his name?
@@urmumsbaps Ever hear of a typo dude? Im sure you never had one right?
Everyone's got a mouth till they get planned in the punch
-Tike Myson
Gago hahaha
Johnchristian Labitad ur a gago
Chimaev pro debut th-cam.com/video/qYC0aCA1L5U/w-d-xo.html
Kyle Dass everyone has a right to say no til they come to my hotel room.
I saw this comment on another video lol.
Sugar Ray has some of the cleanest punches ever, really admire the skill he had
Was a diva though. A "round thief" with flurries in the last 30 seconds to impress the judges, wouldnt agree to 15 round bouts, cherry picked opponents here and there. A brilliant tactician for sure but the least likeable of the four kings.
I loved Prince Hamed since 1997. I'm American but born in England. He was so good and the most entertaining knockout artist. Even as his biggest fan, he could've shaved like ten minutes off of his ring entrance.
the steve collins bit had me rolling on the floor, true Irish cleverness!
steve collins' tactic against eubank was so fucking genius, miyamoto musashi would've loved it haha using your opponents psychology to totally psych him out.
What ??? Beating an older man already worn out from many hard fight's , beating boxer's who were at the very end of their boxing day's ? Give me a break casual
Bro he called u a casual😯😯
I understand why u haven’t replied u couldn’t handle the heat
@@samconnolly3601 i have no idea whats going on...
What about Charlie Zelenoff..???
Hahahahaha
he's the greatest of all time, duh
The Goat :-)
If you need a video about how great he was it is like asking water to be labelled wet
Undisputed champion of the universe
“Everybody’s get a face until they get punched in the Mike Tyson”
-Plan
Shut up you tit!
Yawn, recycled
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Got*
Wew 😕😕😕😑😑😑 generic
"Plan hath a punth until they get mouthed in the everybody."
-Tike Mython
🤣🤣🤣
Why?! 😂🤣
come on eubank really? They need to make a movie on this!!
Right??? I was absolutely disappointed... 😡🇳🇬🇺🇸
@Alex Font bro
... what you tryna say? Lol
@yeahSOwhat people still believe in black magic and juju what's so wrong in believing in something?
He just seems so grounded and poised! So to see him freak about this is kind of hilarious.
@Alex Font But the difference is that you broke free from that nonsense, by questioning everything about it.
Met Steve Collins, he’s such a cool guy. Really nice and once reffed a boxing bout in Wales. He needed to lend some trainers as he had none. I gave him mine... Anyway, after the show he signed them for me. I had a picture with him and the trainers lol. Top guy !
Translation for Yanks: "trainers" are athletic shoes.
The reason why Wladimir Klitschko is on the list was because of his nickname "Dr. Steelhammer".
BREATHE - THE PRODIGY BACKGROUND - Nice work fella
i don't think there's any other youtube channel that i click on so fast.Boxing legends the real mvp in this ting,if you know you know
The Prodigy was a solid musical choice. Fat of the Land and Music for the Jilted Generation were classic.
I just watched a pretty cool documentary about The Prodigy a few days ago. I didn't even know the singer died.
@@ericmoody3944 yeah. Depression is a beast.
Eric Moody Yeah, Keith Flint. Shame he was trapped in such a dark place.
Liam Howlett, true mvp
The Crab is eternal
The quality of your content is unmatched when it comes to boxing. This is what boxing needs so desperately seeing as these promoters can barely sell 50k ppv buys even with some headline names.
Prince was one of the best fighters around and he'll be remembered for far longer than most out there. He was entertaining, he was actually good, and only had one loss to his name at a young age. It's a shame he never came back to boxing
His only loss was his 2nd last fight. What are you talking about?
@@ripxllj7545 He was still young then, yes?
Loving The Prodigy playlist.
I was going to mention that too.
What's that?
What are the name of the songs?
Voodoo people plays during the Klitschko segment.
Voodoo people pendulum remix
Best boxing channel on TH-cam 👊
Prince Naseem was amazing, wow! Such incredible natural talent. Those reflexes, that speed and so much power at the same time. It is not easy to knock out another pro boxer but he just knocked people out so easly, like a touch of death. He was sort of like Lomachencko is today but already back then and with real knock out power.
Loved the 20 years of Prodigy tracks you used for this.
Getting punched in the head is no path for getting a PhD
*Vitali Klitschko has entered the chat
Wlad too
Everything Klitschko said leading up to that fight was for AJ to hear.. Obsessed, USB stick. The fact that he announced his prediction on Ukrainian TV was no accident. He knew AJ's people would translate that and it would get into AJ's head thinking "oh Klitschko doesnt think he can beat me, he thinks I can KO him, then I should KO him". So while AJ is looking for that KO, he may make a mistake and Klitschko can make him pay. That's what Klitschko wants - AJ's mistake. If Klitschko wins, its like "omg the tactic worked", if Klitschko lost, its like "well he sort of predicted what happened anyway".
You misunderstood
You make a solid and sensible point, but as mcspikesky said: you've misunderstood.
Klitschko didn't predict that he would lose to Joshua: he predicted that as Joshua comes in, he (Klitschko) would knock him out late on in the fight. So the prediction was ultimately inaccurate
Get to this quick before it's gone!
what do you mean by this why will he video go?
@@makda971 he usually gets a copy right strike
Was gonna add this to my watch later but I must watch it now! Thanks for the heads up guys & stay safe
@@iamLODD guess you couldve watched it later, still up lol
Jimmy Tweedale 😆😂😂
It's such a shame that Prince Naseem wasn't born 2 decades later, the man's persona is brilliant for social media, he'd have such a huge following and it's not like he wouldn't has cleared his divisions today like he did back then.
next do a series of punches that made the boxer on the reciving end lose 2000 iq points
smile cute who’s that?
Like manny Pacquiao getting knocked out
Furys punch behind the ear that knocked down Wilder definitely took away at least 1000
Andy Ruiz punch on top of that big ass head knocked out 2500 points from AJ
Basically everyone mike Tyson knocked out
The Prince is in my top ten favorite fighters of all time.
butterbean up there as well id hope. tyson, butterbean, the prince. roy jones the best tho. my top 3 lol
I like when he got beat down by Barrera. I saw it. I saw that prince being carried in and then carried out. Mejicano ahaste la tope buey
Alfred Miller
You must not watch boxing.
He was overhyped
Prince Naseem was a cocky little prick who thought he was better than he was, I'm British but was glad when Antonio berrera battered him!!!
"Everybody wanna eat your children until they got ear bite"
-Evander tyson lewis
Wew 😑😑😑😑😫
@Matthew Anthony naa it was dumb funny.
@@eyobassey5106 thanks
I think there’s a little Lou savarese in their lol
This is the best boxing channel period
You're wrong about Foreman
He was huge on details, particularly w defensive tactics
my first thought too. young foreman with the long guard and old foreman with the cross guard. one of my favorite heavyweights
No he wasn't at all , are you a wilder fan ??
And his punches are one of the strongest
90s Foreman was also one of the only fighters who seemed to be able to completely control his power. He could make you think he lost his knockout power for a half a fight and then just unleash on you at will without slowing down much.
not only was he huge on details, he was just huge
That hypnotism was legit crafty lol
Very crafty and definitely playing on stereotypes. 20000 iq play indeed.
@@blastermaster5039 What stereotypes exactly
@@mr.johndoe2659 Just watch any TH-cam video of black people reacting to magic irl and you'll know exactly what stereotype.
@@enmanuel1950I've seen people from all races react the same way
@@mr.johndoe2659 Well I guess our experiences are different than. I don't mean it in a bad way though, I wouldn't discriminate towards my own race.
Edit: Or any other for that matter.
Disappointed that you didn’t have Durán vs Leonard when Duran just completely messed up Leonard’s mind and gave Leonard a lesson he didn’t soon forget.
Naz was a pure showman. A great man who enhanced boxing around the world.
Best mind game was during Fury v Klitschko and the sauna came up
"He had studied the mathematics and science of the whole thing and the psychology was going to play a big part as well"
- Christie Brinkley -
Where on earth did you dig that up from?
ROFL I was like WTF!!!
Did not know Christy Brinkley was a Boxing spokesperson. Weird.
I want to know WTF she knows about boxing?
@@nearsite To be fair Christie Brinkley wasn't wrong she does make a good point
"psychology was going to play a big part as well"
@@MathewBall It's just a very general statement that can be applied to many situations.
When I was a child I grew up in a very poor village with very aggressive people and kids. There were many sub groups of people all acting very differently but all having a hate twoards the other sub groups.
Romanians (natives, moldavians, valahians), hungarians, gypsies (classic), gypsies who left their traditions, romanized gypsies and hungarized gypsies. There were many "gangsters" and the life was tought. We had to fight one another for no reason such as a wrong stare, wrong place/wrong time, different culture, different dialect. There were ambushes were for example 1 kid acted like he was your friend and taked you to a far area and then other kids jumped you. The fights were pretty brutal, broken bones were pretty ordinary, throwing rocks, using sticks and other objects were common too. (One time a kid tried to smash my had with a huge rock)
There were also many pedophiles and kids abducters. People 5-10 years older then you would beat the crap out of you. So you had to have pretty good strategies outside. I think I was in hundreds of fights with hundreds of different people. I had my arms broken, I had rocks trown in my face, broken nose, I was suffocated, I was ganked for a couple of times by groups 10+ people it was a mess. There were kids who died, who were abducted and their organs stolen, molested kids, etc. But I'm glad now it's over, I lerned many important things about fighting. I came to the conclusion that the best skill is to read the situations and avoid fights. It can be also seen as a fear but from what fights we had we when we were little/teens now as adults it can be far more dangerous and devasting.
I only saw how different and inoccent other people were only when I traveled. I could only be jelous and feel good for them that they didn't experienced that, even if some are scumbags.
@@JohnM-sw4sc yeaa in a way i like the life here since i grew up
Man I'm sorry that things were like that and that you and everyone else had to go through that. I'm glad now that things are now better for you and that it's over, may God Bless you and bless everyone else.
Sounds like future America
@@jojob6703 thank you. Wish you all the best!
@anonymous in our country the guns policy is very strict. And that's good. I would probabbly be dead by now.
Thank you for this amazing work! Thanks to you I found so many Fighters to learn about and appreciate!
Hahahaha Chris on 11:27 that was savage man! Posing for a picture with your demolished opponent in the background.
7:12 Timothy Bradley never won any of the fights against Pacman in my book.
That last one seemed pretty decisive
I guess seeing pac asleep wasn’t enough
@@RobertoGonzalez-kl3it u ok
@@RobertoGonzalez-kl3it Bradley never put Pacquiao asleep - wake up
@@errYuck oh shi I totally thought this was an anti pac comment but now I see lol, srry bad english
I grew up watching the Klitschko brothers, good times, great fighters!
The production value of your channels is insane
Can anyone tell me why we got Timothy Bradley saying he has a picture of pacquiao face down on the mat. He had nothing to do with the fight he spoke after.
To get Bradley mindset ready into thinking he can win.
Hipster Doofus ik bruh atleast Pacquiao ended his career
This video cropped out the previous part that Tim Bradley said. This is an interview leading up to the Marquez fight; Bradley was saying that Marquez shouldn't have accepted the fight, he then said "If I were Marquez, I would have retired after the Pacquiao fight, and have that framed on my wall..."
3:47 klicthko should be holding my valentines gift since he fucked me in 1942
darthclone7 he did win but not in my eyes cause pacquiao got robbed the first Bradley Pacquiao fight
The hypnotism part was pure genius.
I feel like that shouldn't be allowed..
@@spinningbackkick6021 what shouldn’t, capitalizing on the opponents mental weakness? He should have also said he was personally trained by Bigfoot and given power by Hecate, that would have sent eubanks spiraling.
@@BearTheGrudge I wrote this before I finished the video.. I laughed at the end. He really let him get into his head..
@@BearTheGrudge It's funny because being hypnotized has nothing to do with the supernatural.. But also what grown man would let himself be controlled by a hypnotist.. The whole act was comical..
Mystic meg was not just in lower tier british newspapers. She actually started on the national lottery tv show.
She wasn't even a boxer. Only had a few amateur fights
@@NelsonVanDweller 🤣🤣
And that was such a quality programme was it?
@@Amethyst_Friend Well yeah it was probably one of the most watched british tv shows at the time.
@backtothefuture1066 Yeah sounds about right.
"Everyones got some bollocks , until they get bollocked in the bollocks" - Mikey Bollockson.
2000 IQ would be lifting skyscrapers into the sky with a thought lmao
Uncouth Behavior thats just brute strength
I see BLTV I hit like.
SkanMLL hahah ur stupid bug got me
Loved the prince what a entertaining guy.
an
Yhea wata clown he was until he got a real fight with Marco Antonio barrera that's were his career ended the other one's were just punching bags
@@jesuscarrillo8889 shut your bitch ass up you hating on a another man because he was confident in his skills and only a casual would h
Say he fought bums without even knowing who he faced
The prince might be cocky but he was definitely the most entertaining boxer in the word
Prince played punch out once and thought “these guys know what’s up!”
"Plan has an everybody until they get mouthed in the punch"
Tike Myson
Marquez’s KO of Pacqiou is still one of my favorites. He heard the 10 second warning and threw the punch at 10 seconds. Right as Manny’s hands went down the punch landed and turned his lights off
Definitely one of my favorites
True
Definitely one of Juan Manuel Marquez's best shining moments in his career. I'm personally a big fan of Pacquiao and me and my family remember being completely devastated by his KO. I have to admit though, Marquez executed that punch beautifully and he deserved that win.
Glad u getting views i remember watching vids when u had 30k subscribers one of the most underrated boxing channels on you
I was at the AJ v Klitcho fight it was amazing, AJ loves Klitcho & respects him above all fighters to this day. He speaks to him all of the time still also always seeking his advice. To be fair after the fight in front of 90 thousand Klitcho got a fantastic standing ovation from everyone in the place.
No one care about the racist AJ
Steve Collins ploy was a stroke of genius and he needed it too. Steve really needed to get in a mental state where he could find advantages over a monster like Eubank. Because if Steve didn't employ that tactic, he'd be the one going into the fight intimidated at Eubank's power. Just imagine how intimidating it is to fight against a guy with a 43 win streak over some quality names.
That Marquez punch on Pac Man was the stuff dreams are made of. Such a great counter punch.
It’s like hitting that frame perfect counter in a video game. That punch would ko 99% of people, and would probably rock 99.999999% lol
6:48 "He's not getting up champ, he's not getting up champ" why is he in every video xD
hypnotism was used on tyson to turn him into a literal monster in the ring.
Didn't know the Collins Eubanks story which earned you a like but don't ever disregard the boxing prowess of George Foreman again. Man was a physical monster and a sublime strategist who completely controlled his opponents in order to win.
@Aaron B ali was sick that's why he couldn't lol ali is better than foreman
@Aaron B because he had Parkinson's disease dumbass!
Everybody got a plan until you see the other fighter getting hypnotized
I love the video solely for the background music! Prodigy!!! Brought me back to my childhood jamming to breathe and firestarter
12:25 he's so well-spoken
When I try to do that, I just stutter
@@gabrielvilla6274 do what?
Did you expect him not to be?
@@BASEDapollo you don't expect it from a fighter
Sounds like Roll Safe
you gotta love Wladimir , such a fantastic boxer well into his 40s, he is always polite and respectful, great fighter, great man.
You see when David Haye spat water in his face? What a classless douchebag.
I’m not your average fan, I’m the kinda guys to watch the 3 minute ads the watch in full the video 3 times with a VPN for the views... BLTV 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Oooh such a great watch, soundtrack was sport on and content was decent. The amount of clips must of taken weeks!
congratulations, you a stan
huricane threeonesix truly yours hit me back...
Thanks for the video, BLTV EXTRA