Thank you for pointing this out. It's insane to think about what certain fighters have gone through just from one fight even let alone from the others that have obvious brain damage. I truly wish them the best 👍👌🙏
Everyone makes Jake out to be a tough brawler. He had those moments but he had an underrated ring IQ and his left hand was very effective. He also knew how to roll with punches to reduce damage and his head movement was on the upper end for the 40s and 50s. Underrated skills Rest in peace champ
The best. My grandpa was boxing around his time and he met Jake LaMotta in Stillman's Gym in Manhattan. He wished my grandpa well against the Puerto Rican he was going to fight against. He didn't box too long because he was a longshoreman on the piers in Brooklyn and the East River on the Manhattan side.
Sugar Ray was great…! For sure…! Jake is a cheater and rat for taking dives and he won fights by others taking dives to allow him to win! Doesn’t feel remorse for his CRIMES in boxing… He’s not special! BOOOOOOO FOR A CHEATER AND GOOD RIDDANCE
So true BillHicks420. After all he did beat the mafia for seven years and when a boxing inquest was held, LaMotta told the truth that if he didn't take a a dive to Fox he would never get a shot and called out all the fuckers in it, LaMotta still lived!
+oncall21 True, also I hate how he was lauded as a "rat" and a "squeeler" for his testimony against the mob. Predicatably by phony media cockroaches who wouldn't have the first fucking idea nor care of what disgusting parasites mafiosi were to the sport. Who more than likely lacked the balls as well as the moral fibre to speak out against them like Jake did. That said the promoters and organizations that replaced the mob are probably just as crooked if not worse.
95 years young and all the punches to the head and he was still sharp as a tack.he must of had a skull made from titanium.never be another like him.....Rest in peace Champ......
The Raging Bull was the toughest of the tough, and his epic 6-fight sequence with the great Sugar Ray Robinson is Legendary, a great quote from LaMotta about his battles with Robinson he joked; "I've fought sugar that often, its a wonder ain't got diebetes !"
@@maxkol4380 , I also noticed LaMotta eating spaghetti with a fork and spoon and had to smile too. Old time Italian/Sicilian style. I think LaMotta's family was Sicilian. There's also a city in Sicily named LaMotta.
@@jtoo6060 Yep. "Macaroni wit' a little gravy" , as Paulie Walnuts would say. And I believe you're also correct about him being Sicilian, too. I read Raging Bull years ago and he talked about his parents being from Sicily.
I have always looked up to the "Bronx Bull", I loved the movie"Raging Bull", it inspired me. I've always admired the idea of being able to take a punch and then fight back like he could(even though it's better not to get hit).He was the original, real life Rocky, but with more character flaws. I just wonder how anyone could take all of that punishment and not suffer any brain damage. How is that even humanly possible. A lot of retired professional athletes who played full contact sports now suffer from the long term effects of TBI. What exactly made Lamatta so different from all of those other athletes, why was he an exception to that rule, what made him so special that he wouldn't have to suffer from that effect.
The difference between boxers back then & now ( in my opinion ) is, they now have their own everything. Trainers, manager , doctors, dieticians physios , financial advisors, PR men, everything . Back then they had a trainer & manager . All boxers past & present are tough . But the old guys were fighting to survive. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
We need more boxers like jake lamotta these days now all boxers care about these days is skill jake wasnt like that he took them punches and kept them going he didnt care about skill he knew he was tough enough to keep going with the punches and take his opponent down i respect this man ✊🏿
Lamotta was a full fledged middleweight and Robinson was a welterweight in their first 5 fights and Ray still won 4 of them, even though he was outweighed by more than 10-15 pounds. That’s the MAIN reason why Lamotta was competitive with Robinson..he always had a big edge over him in weight. Today, a weight difference that much would never be allowed..fighters have to fight within their own weight division.
'..And though I'm no Olivier If they fought Sugar Ray they would say The thing ain't the ring it's the play So give me a stage where this bull here can rage Though I like to fight I'd much rather recite THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!'
Lamotta, was one TOUGH guy! He and GGG are real champions! Sugar Ray Robinson was very good too. Jake took him down! In the last bout Sugar Ray still could NOT knock out Jake. The Raging Bull - Lamotta will be remembered always for his courage , and power , and one of the best ever!
Because you keep your face in front of your opponent's gloves doesn't mean you're all that great in my opinion! He just had stamina and didn't have the sense to know when he was beaten!Even though Sugar didn't knock him down he was a far superior boxer !
He fought t'he greatest of all Tomé 4 times had many wars in a períod when nobody grave a shit about boxers safety, and no slur no sign of brian damage in him and died at 95, this guy was born a fighter
Underrated champion. Not talked about enough. Americans only talk about their black American boxing legends from the past but there were none black great American boxers too like Jake Lamotta, Rocky Marciano, Jack Dempsey these three men were legendary as well. Jake had the same birthday as me.
Rocky marciano , david tua , george foreman , sonny liston , jake lamotta , marvin hagler , jack dempsey , francis ngannou all have heads built like freakin cinder blocks
Sugar Ray Robinson was magnificent in skill and technique, but The Bull was utterly immune to that. He just kept coming and hitting until you beat him down and that was easier said than done.
Rest In Peace Mr. JAKE LAMOTTA. It been already over a year that I get to know your are gone. 😞 Was my pleasure to meet in person in a Restaurant I worked as a waiter. I have your autograph thank you 🙏🏽
I dont know how Lamotta would have survived at Heavyweight but without a doubt "The bull" is the toughest Non-heavyweight boxer maybe only matched by "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler...
Remembering LaMotta? Just hard to forget him..he was really tough! It s so surprising he did NOT have brain damage.! Bet Sugar Ray Robinson was thinking - " What does it take to KO Jake?!"
The fact that he's still so sharp mentally at this point is pretty insane clearly dude was different
Maybe he stopped being a paedophile
I'm Sicilian. Lamotta couldn't be broken. Can anyone imagine beating sugar Ray Robinson? 'ca ma cche staje. Jake was a golden man.
Thank you for pointing this out. It's insane to think about what certain fighters have gone through just from one fight even let alone from the others that have obvious brain damage. I truly wish them the best 👍👌🙏
"I fought Sugar Ray so many times, it's a wonder I didn't get diabetes!" 😂
greengrassofhome that caught me off guard as I was watching it. "He's a funny guy" ,Goodfellas funny.
SD81 A he didi stand up comedy
Wise words from a wise man
Lmaoooooo
“You never got me down Ray”
He never said that in real life.
Luke Griffin Jake went down to the hospital in a wheelchair, how about that😂😂😂😂👋🏻👋🏻
@@ebakindeji5941 i never knew that i think he said that in the real life🤣
A classic line
@@ebakindeji5941 He just said essentially the same thing here though so 2:38
They don't come any tougher than Jake Lamotta RIP Champ.
Harry Greb was tougher than LaMotta. Marciano, Wolgast, Armstrong, Zivic, belong in the same breath.
Hav Risen stop lying casual
red rose you mean more stupid
Headball if old men can knock around rocky imagine what Floyd Patterson or sonny Liston would do to him!
@@professorxaviour3649 what u talkin about
In retirement, Jake and Sugar Ray were the best of friends. Jake was even best man when Sugar Ray remarried in the 80's.
That made me cry so sweet😥😥😍😍
Wholesome
@@Blodia1990 stfu
@@shanefowler9443 mood
@@sumboy6183 ?
I'm italian and i'm proud,we gave so much to the sport in those years,ciao jake
Un tipo fatto d'accaio, veramente. Un grande.
You put an Italian in a place like the Bronx, you make the toughest of men
Giuseppe Simone Timpanaro ...Yes and u gave the world Alfa Romeo....thks
@@JesusChrist-kg3lq thanks jesus you gave us our toughness
Jimmy Two-Times and?, they are in their right to feel proud of what they are. Greetings from México, italians.
Everyone makes Jake out to be a tough brawler. He had those moments but he had an underrated ring IQ and his left hand was very effective. He also knew how to roll with punches to reduce damage and his head movement was on the upper end for the 40s and 50s. Underrated skills
Rest in peace champ
His left hand was so effective because he was in fact left handed, but fought in an orthodox stance.
The best. My grandpa was boxing around his time and he met Jake LaMotta in Stillman's Gym in Manhattan. He wished my grandpa well against the Puerto Rican he was going to fight against. He didn't box too long because he was a longshoreman on the piers in Brooklyn and the East River on the Manhattan side.
Sugar Ray Robinson vs Lamotta used to be the thing back, in the day! I wished I was there to witness such greatness
Danial Cheema right just awesomeness
Danial Cheema Aint that the truth?
I just wish you’d learn proper grammar
Sugar Ray was great…! For sure…!
Jake is a cheater and rat for taking dives and he won fights by others taking dives to allow him to win! Doesn’t feel remorse for his CRIMES in boxing… He’s not special! BOOOOOOO FOR A CHEATER AND GOOD RIDDANCE
In a way, Jake beat them all. Rest in peace champion!
So true BillHicks420. After all he did beat the mafia for seven years and when a boxing inquest was held, LaMotta told the truth that if he didn't take a a dive to Fox he would never get a shot and called out all the fuckers in it, LaMotta still lived!
He beat them all anyway, atleast once.
+oncall21 True, also I hate how he was lauded as a "rat" and a "squeeler" for his testimony against the mob. Predicatably by phony media cockroaches who wouldn't have the first fucking idea nor care of what disgusting parasites mafiosi were to the sport. Who more than likely lacked the balls as well as the moral fibre to speak out against them like Jake did. That said the promoters and organizations that replaced the mob are probably just as crooked if not worse.
In a way, Jake beat them all with his face.
BillHicks420 no one beats death lol
95 years young and all the punches to the head and he was still sharp as a tack.he must of had a skull made from titanium.never be another like him.....Rest in peace Champ......
R.I.P Champ
The Raging Bull was the toughest of the tough, and his epic 6-fight sequence with the great Sugar Ray Robinson is Legendary, a great quote from LaMotta about his battles with Robinson he joked; "I've fought sugar that often, its a wonder ain't got diebetes !"
Sugar Ray Robinson vs Jake LaMotta.
If there's a heaven, there's an eternity of rematches.
Jake deserves to be in the Hall of Fame! He never had an easy life!
The people from that era were so much tougher than they are now.
One crazy bastard that Lamotta was! RIP Champ!
It's a miracle he lived so long being a boxer at that era
0:14 Swirling that macaroni with a spoon, like a true Italian.
@simo z "Macaroni wit' a lil' gravy", as Jake would say
@@maxkol4380 , I also noticed LaMotta eating spaghetti with a fork and spoon and had to smile too. Old time Italian/Sicilian style. I think LaMotta's family was Sicilian. There's also a city in Sicily named LaMotta.
@@jtoo6060 Yep. "Macaroni wit' a little gravy" , as Paulie Walnuts would say. And I believe you're also correct about him being Sicilian, too. I read Raging Bull years ago and he talked about his parents being from Sicily.
Boxers like Lamotta from the 1900's where different from fighters at this day and age
They where tougher back then
He had a head like a water melon no ko power
I have always looked up to the "Bronx Bull", I loved the movie"Raging Bull", it inspired me. I've always admired the idea of being able to take a punch and then fight back like he could(even though it's better not to get hit).He was the original, real life Rocky, but with more character flaws. I just wonder how anyone could take all of that punishment and not suffer any brain damage. How is that even humanly possible. A lot of retired professional athletes who played full contact sports now suffer from the long term effects of TBI. What exactly made Lamatta so different from all of those other athletes, why was he an exception to that rule, what made him so special that he wouldn't have to suffer from that effect.
Jake: " I want you to hit me in the face."
God: " What am I going to hit you with? The table?"
Raging bull
That's cute
Not God that's Joey's line from Raging Bull
@@mnm4038 well technically joe pesci is god
@@jouaql1028 He's the Devil !
My father told me that Gene Fuller, Carmen Basillo and Jake LaMotta was the toughest 3 men that ever walked the earth 🌎
The difference between boxers back then & now ( in my opinion ) is, they now have their own everything. Trainers, manager , doctors, dieticians physios , financial advisors, PR men, everything . Back then they had a trainer & manager . All boxers past & present are tough . But the old guys were fighting to survive. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
We need more boxers like jake lamotta these days now all boxers care about these days is skill jake wasnt like that he took them punches and kept them going he didnt care about skill he knew he was tough enough to keep going with the punches and take his opponent down i respect this man ✊🏿
Amazing, tough, inspiring. Truly a great man.
Hahahhahaha no, there’s plenty of men who could be called great in the world of boxing. This guy ain’t one of them, not by a long shot lol.
When the best fought the best in their prime over and over again
“These are the jewels from da belt”
One of the greatest middleweight champions of all time. RIP Paisan
"IT'S LIKE A PIECE OF CHARCOAL, BRING IT OVA HEEEEAAHHH!"
"YOU WANT YOUR STEAK?"
@@tjwerkmann1837 Here's your steak ! Happy, Happy !
Rest in peace amici.
Amazing that he lived to be 95 years old and sharp.. guy obviously had some genetic headgear that nobody could see.
Rest in peace champ.
He's truly a legend.
R.I.P One of the toughest in the game !
His brother Joey was a fighter too, and was a real good puncher.
He may not have been the best boxer but he definitely was the toughest. Rest in peace Giacobbe ❤️🥊
Good enough to beat prime Sugar Ray Robinson. No one else did
Lol, that comment about sugar Ray and diabetes is hilarious.
RIP Champ
Rest in Peace God Bless Jake. Champion.
Rest in peace Champ
Lamotta was a full fledged middleweight and Robinson was a welterweight in their first 5 fights and Ray still won 4 of them, even though he was outweighed by more than 10-15 pounds. That’s the MAIN reason why Lamotta was competitive with Robinson..he always had a big edge over him in weight. Today, a weight difference that much would never be allowed..fighters have to fight within their own weight division.
'..And though I'm no Olivier
If they fought Sugar Ray they would say
The thing ain't the ring it's the play
So give me a stage where this bull here can rage
Though I like to fight I'd much rather recite
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!'
Boooo
THE RAGING BULL A LEGEND REST IN PEACE CHAMP
r.i.p jake lamotta ,I named my son after you
michael thresher Lamotta is a weird name for a child
Pusfilth I’m sure he meant jake
The Golovkin/Canelo decision sent him to his grave. RIP.
Not funny at all.
You're right. The Golovkin/Canelo decision wasn't 'funny at all'.
SetMind InMotion good come back
Canelo beat GGG in the second match
Stay salty you hater 😂 you wish GGG would have beat Canelo. You wish. Didn’t happen. Now it will never happen. 🤷🏻♂️
Damn so sad. Can't believe he lived that long tho
Why did he fight Sugar Ray so many times?
He got no choice.
Lamotta, was one TOUGH guy! He and GGG are real champions! Sugar Ray Robinson was very good too. Jake took him down! In the last bout Sugar Ray still could NOT knock out Jake. The Raging Bull - Lamotta will be remembered always for his courage , and power , and one of the best ever!
Because you keep your face in front of your opponent's gloves doesn't mean you're all that great in my opinion! He just had stamina and didn't have the sense to know when he was beaten!Even though Sugar didn't knock him down he was a far superior boxer !
He still Dropped the best boxer to ever live multiple times. And had a win against him in both their primes. No one else can say that
What a character
He fought t'he greatest of all Tomé 4 times had many wars in a períod when nobody grave a shit about boxers safety, and no slur no sign of brian damage in him and died at 95, this guy was born a fighter
Underrated champion. Not talked about enough. Americans only talk about their black American boxing legends from the past but there were none black great American boxers too like Jake Lamotta, Rocky Marciano, Jack Dempsey these three men were legendary as well. Jake had the same birthday as me.
Rocky marciano probably would have beaten him too, he is the master of taking the most punishment while not being affected.
Rocky marciano , david tua , george foreman , sonny liston , jake lamotta , marvin hagler , jack dempsey , francis ngannou all have heads built like freakin cinder blocks
You never get me down Ray!!!!
"I could have been somebody, I could have had class. You were were my brother....."
Legend
Loved Jake Lamotta .R.I.P.
Jake you were one tough guy.rest in peace.he was one of a kind.he had that hate in him.
Jake LaMotta seem like a cool guy. He died in Aventura, FL which is not far from where I stay. I wish I'd have gotten to see him.
Rest in peace.
You never got me down Ray.. you never got me down
proper man,great fighter and a true legand
We needa rivalry like jake vs ray in this lifetime. Now that was a fight.
I am related to him he is my great grandfather
He was always his toughest opponent.
Best fighter of all time but never will be labeled that.
"The Bull" was the hardest puncher, pound for pound. Great guy. Had a chance to meet him in Vegas.
"You never knocked me down, Ray...never knocked me down"
This was a real story !!!
Sugar Ray Robinson was magnificent in skill and technique, but The Bull was utterly immune to that. He just kept coming and hitting until you beat him down and that was easier said than done.
Rest In Peace Jake
Real G
He's one of the greatest boxers ever he's one of the rare fighters from that era that transcend any era.
.R.I.P. Jake LAmotta He was great he was right about SRR...HE WAS THE BEST EVER....
Love Lamotto ❤
RIP ❤️
Amazing.
1:01
RIP Giacobe Lamotta---NY always had the best boxers.. except sugar Ray robinson💯
The greatest fighters were from The South
Great fighter
Greetings from Germany
One of the best ever!!
What a guy.
great guy
Rest In Peace Mr. JAKE LAMOTTA. It been already over a year that I get to know your are gone. 😞 Was my pleasure to meet in person in a Restaurant I worked as a waiter. I have your autograph thank you 🙏🏽
I dont know how Lamotta would have survived at Heavyweight but without a doubt "The bull" is the toughest Non-heavyweight boxer maybe only matched by "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler...
Lammata was hilarious, I fought SSR so many times that I am surprised I didn't get diabetes
Legend
RIP CHAMPION
Jake Lamotta was the product of Italian genetics!
Bronx Bull lets go!
Italians, Irish, Mexicans and Cubans all breed tough fighters 👊🏻👊🏻
Best boxer to me I look up to the guy Rest In Peace
Rip bull
such a brutal yet BEAUTIFULL....
Raging Bull was an excellent depiction of LaMotta.
Спи Великий боец! Тебя будет не хватать
Incredible that his brain didn’t get mush wow very intelligent guy great fighter
He's the boss
Remembering LaMotta? Just hard to forget him..he was really tough! It s so surprising he did NOT have brain damage.! Bet Sugar Ray Robinson was thinking - " What does it take to KO Jake?!"
in tuffest sport nobody was tuffest