Recently I've been watching some of the videos that first got me interested in making my channel and one of my all time favorites is Reznick's Top 20 Heavyweight list. Floyd Patterson was listed at #20 and I loved the editing that matched with the track so I wanted to make a little tribute to that. Patterson was an exceptional combination puncher with devastating power, his knockout of Ingemar Johansson is still one of the very best I've ever seen. The gentleman of boxing! www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
I instantly recognized what you were doing here. I watch that video a lot and especially the segment of Lennox Lewis/George Foreman/Rocky Marciano. The background music fits those guys so well. That video got me hooked on boxing and 'God Is An Astronaut'. I don't know if that's a style of music you like, but I feel it could fit perfectly in a boxing highlight video, especially of the more serious/gritty type boxers. Love your work my guy.
Floyd Patterson combinations were dynamic. Head, body, body head uppercuts, straights and so on. Basically can throw any punch at any angle while making it nearly impossible to counter properly. The track selection is A+ as always. Keep up the great work.
He fought and won in HWD but his real weight and body were like LH Boxer. This means he could punch harder than his real category. His power pouncing deserve more credit
He's recognized still, that sorta leaping left hook he does was even on a boxing anime calling it, it's other name the gazelle punch. Hagler also had his own signature punch very similar to Floyd's but it was more of a power jab that he sprung forward with.
Floyd Patterson my most favorite Heavyweight of all time and my 2nd favorite boxer loved his gentleman personality and that awesome haircut he was rocking I thank you and fight night for showing me this awesome fighter he was the last of the small Heavyweights and I respected that he still went on to fight people that were bigger than him people consider Ali to he the fastest Heavyweight but I think Patterson was the fastest Heavyweight of all time
Great finisher and fastest hands of any heavyweight ever, brave got dropped a lot but got up a lot. His record is full of great names of the day, win or lose.
I saw him fight live. Incredibly fast hands and he would leap to get in a punch. The problem with Floyd was that he was really a blown up light heavy. In the second fight with Ali, I thought he was winning when it was stopped.
Yeah he threw his punches with a very visible snap, which helped them land with maximum force. Meanwhile his natural handspeed was so quick that even when he was throwing heavy bombs, he was able to pull back his punching hand and throw a follow up punch before his opponent could counterpunch in most cases
@@IAWIA5 wrong video comment I mad earlier. Yeah his throw really is interesting. I would say whatever style he followed he made fit his body’s movement which in boxing it can work for you and work against you yet he luckily had a style that worked with him. Usually it is luck to have a trainer and style have something work with you on such a high level
Underrated heavyweight, he should've got the win against Quarry in the first fight and should've got the win against Ellis too. He would be a killer at light heavyweight today.
Floyd Patterson is very entertaining with his extremly fast combinations! his fight with Chuvalo is a war. Funny that i also recently made a vid about patterson, where i colored some early footage of him. If you want i can colorize some of your videos.
@@josephphoenix1376dont think so much like sonny liston, floyd patterson wouldnt want to keep an infighter style against qawi. But we all know he wont switch
Increible skills, he looks like a manny pacquiao of the heavyweight division, great video🥊 Suggestions for upcoming highlights: Masamichi Yabuki Antonio Margarito Rosendo Alvarez Fernando Vargas Rodolfo Gonzalez
Could’ve been one of the most dangerous matchups for someone like Ali considering Patterson got that aggressive come forward style, Frazier, Norton, or Chuvalo all gave Ali hell. Problem was Patterson I’m pretty sure was too small for heavyweight? Dude weighed like 190 for heavyweights
It's really a shame that his two fights against Ali was him far far past his best shape. First fight he came in with a lame back and you can really tell that Ali was letting him linger there to make him suffer (due to Patterson referring to him as Clay instead of Ali) Second fight Patterson was 37 and actually did much better with throw much more combinations and better movement to get the inside. Hell I would say he was eking out on the points before a nasty cut developed and Ali only picked up the pace to open up that cut to the point where they had to stop the fight.
After Patterson beat Archie Moore they offered Marciano 2 MILLION dollars and Rocky refused. Marciano even calls the Patterson/Moore fight and he was flabbergasted at Patterson's blinding speed. Go listen.
I like how you left out that Cus didn't allow Patterson to fight Rocky at all until he retired to fight the HW title. Similar thing happened when Ali won the title over Liston and Rocky, thinking he might of been able to overwhelm a young ali) was offered several millions to fight Ali but of course nothing came of it due to Rocky not able to get back into fighting shaping from his bad back and lack of hunger (something he was suffering from since he was 26)
@UCvbJ889rCVLWl5LYc4WNO9A Yeah it's more of Rocky's back suffering from a ruptured disc or how his manager stole more than half of his entire earnings in his career or wanted to spend more time with his family or the fact that Patterson wasn't even a contender in 1955 or earlier (reminder that Rocky retired at late 1955 but didn't announce it until April 1956). But nahhhhhhhh, he retired to duck Liston, Patterson or Cleveland Williams didn't he!!!!!!! (Even thou all of them weren't even contenders at the time)
@@granddya5323 Rocky was lucky to get out when he did, Liston’s inevitable rise to the top of the division would have ultimately been the end of his reign on top anyways
It could’ve happened twice, once before retiring & the other if he got back in the ring against Johansson. Patterson would’ve had the opportunity against Marciano.
Sonny Liston was a nightmare matchup for Patterson. He has fast hands, but Sunny only needed to land once, not to mention his tremendous size and reach advantage. Very similar to Foreman vs Frazier.
@@combatsportlover6919 Liston being able to clinch and frame Patterson reminds me eerily of the foreman vs Frazier fight of how both fighters restricted their movements to land crushing shots and time their head movement to throw clubbing shots
He was too small to be a truly great Heavyweight, despite having immense talent, but if he had stayed, at light heavy, which were he truly fitted in, he would have been very hard to beat.
My boyhood hero from the 1950's when he beat Archie Moore for the Heavyweight Title, until his last fight with Ali in 1972. He conducted himself the way a "true"Champion should. Quiet, reserved, and always a gentleman the key ingredients of a great man, who happened to be the Heavyweight Champion, not once, but twice! Floyd's hand-speed, his ability to throw punches in bunches lightening fast was unmatched by any of the Heavyweight Champs down through boxing history. The Cus D'Amato taught peek-a-boo fighting style that Floyd used took him and other D'Amato managed fighters to the championship of their respective weight class. The Peek-a-boo was used by Jose Torres to gain the Light Heavyweight Championship, and Mike Tyson, with his punching power, was a force not of this earth. The Peek-a-Boo was taken to new heights by Mike Tyson. When the original Mike Tyson crew was overseeing Mike, he listened to their advice and instruction, and power-punched his way to the World's Championship. Coming out of the peek-a-boo with his devastating left-hook, or right hand, it was "light's out" for his opponent. When D'Amato died, it wasn't long before Mike fired the "great group" of trainers, cornermen, and manager that was so instrumental in Tyson's early career being successful. After firing his closest friends and advisors, the ones not out to bleed Mike of his earnings as the Heavyweight Champ, a second-rate fighter, one that would not even been a good sparring partner for Tyson in the early times, none other tha a 50 to one favorite to win against Buster Douglas, Tyson loses by a knockout. Tyson was "never" the same, as his personal life was a train wreck. Who knows what greatness Tyson would have achieved if he had "half" of Floyd Patterson's character qualities. Floyd's hand speed was unmatched, even by Ali, and faster than Tyson.
Interesting to see how boxing went a great way from purely strength sport to highly technique martial art. The old time fights had character though. The were less commercial then.
@@СергейЗейтулаев Are you referring to Patterson only having pure strength? This is fantastic technique on display, certainly on par if not better than many fighters today.
Wym? A lot of people who patterson defeated like Chuvalo were physically stronger and hits harder than him , patterson is purely technical. His physical talents helped him a lot though
Idc what no one says.. old fighters were the best of the best.. (despite Floyd Mayweather) the people were 10x tougher back then and the athletes wer Never lazy.. 2:43 You can't tell me this isn't good enough to compete w today's champions.. it's just the camera quality and angles can't really capture it fully.. so it's hard to think these guys from the 40s can beat a dude like Lomachenko or terrance crawford... but I'm telling yall, if u kno anything about fighting.. it has alot to do w boxing, and the old fighters were definitely the toughest💯 no doubt.. but Floyd is fs the best atm in anytime.. past, present, future.. its gonna be a long time till we see another fighter as good as Floyd.. cause the dude literally been training since a baby..
@@hanzagod who would be better than floyd??? He beat the most champions and dominated for 20 years?? Mike tyson only had like 3 good years in boxing, and thats all anyone ever talks about.. and then he wasnt in his prime no more.. but Floyd stayed in his prime from his debut at 20 something, all the way to his 40s..
@@surveying482iq wise floyd is better floyd beat more word champions than him with less fight just imagine how much more world champions than him would he beat if if he had the same numberd of fights 😊😊😊
People forget that he fought like Tyson just slower and relied more on range and iq in his fights but Ali thrashed him twice No doubt Ali would do the same to Tyson had they fought in their primes
Recently I've been watching some of the videos that first got me interested in making my channel and one of my all time favorites is Reznick's Top 20 Heavyweight list. Floyd Patterson was listed at #20 and I loved the editing that matched with the track so I wanted to make a little tribute to that. Patterson was an exceptional combination puncher with devastating power, his knockout of Ingemar Johansson is still one of the very best I've ever seen. The gentleman of boxing! www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
Patterson is way higher than #20 imo
You produce wonderful content and at an awesome rate. Thank you 🙏. Reznick’s content is amazing. I wonder why he stopped uploading.
I instantly recognized what you were doing here. I watch that video a lot and especially the segment of Lennox Lewis/George Foreman/Rocky Marciano. The background music fits those guys so well. That video got me hooked on boxing and 'God Is An Astronaut'. I don't know if that's a style of music you like, but I feel it could fit perfectly in a boxing highlight video, especially of the more serious/gritty type boxers. Love your work my guy.
@@TheTruthTalker_ I love the last part of that video with Holmes Louis and Ali, the musics great.
lol nice, was about to comment this
One of my all-time favorite boxers! Just based on style alone. Tyson made the peek-a-boo look scary, but Patterson made it look beautiful.
Sonny Liston laugh this 😀
agreed you said it best
@@miketysonnyegeni1131 😂
@@miketysonnyegeni1131 wat think tyson would've done better.
@@miketysonnyegeni1131
Nobody who practiced peekaboo could ever beat Sonny. He was the perfect counter to the style, and a terrifying one at that.
Floyd Patterson combinations were dynamic. Head, body, body head uppercuts, straights and so on. Basically can throw any punch at any angle while making it nearly impossible to counter properly. The track selection is A+ as always. Keep up the great work.
It’s been a while
@@Boxeo250 Yes it has. How you doing buddy.
@@antoniomosley9410 good man In a few hours I’m turning 18 so it’s been pretty good
@@Boxeo250 aye congrats.
@@Boxeo250 nice, i actually turned 18 7 days ago, 7 september
The gentleman of boxing has never looked so intimidating! Great highlight as always for an underappreciated legend
Insane hand speed loved his style RIP Floyd Patterson
He fought and won in HWD but his real weight and body were like LH Boxer. This means he could punch harder than his real category.
His power pouncing deserve more credit
Definitely does
He's recognized still, that sorta leaping left hook he does was even on a boxing anime calling it, it's other name the gazelle punch. Hagler also had his own signature punch very similar to Floyd's but it was more of a power jab that he sprung forward with.
Patterson’s left hook was crazy powerful, just ask Johahnson. KO power for years.
Not really, Hajime no Ippo is just very niche boxers lol
@@sleazyfellow
@@sleazyfellow You mean the gazelle punch?
Love Floyd Patterson
Absolute gentleman, great video 🔥
Speed and precision
He definitely was faster than most 100. Great combination. Great video. I think he's underated.
My favorite highlights to watch! Got 2 of his autographs. Amazing fighter
Great video of “The Gentleman “ Floyd Patterson Hanzagod 👍🏽.
Patterson's combinations were a thing of beauty along with the 60s style song.
Most underrated heavyweight of all time
One of my favorite boxing legends... Thanks for making this. 👍
Ferocious gentleman
Always enjoy watching Patterson, great style. So explosive and powerful.
Floyd Patterson my most favorite Heavyweight of all time and my 2nd favorite boxer loved his gentleman personality and that awesome haircut he was rocking I thank you and fight night for showing me this awesome fighter he was the last of the small Heavyweights and I respected that he still went on to fight people that were bigger than him people consider Ali to he the fastest Heavyweight but I think Patterson was the fastest Heavyweight of all time
Beautiful boxer Patterson and a lovely person too layed back sort of guy 1 of the greats he was
Man people forget this great his trilogy is legendary!
truly a master of boxing
Man this is Awesome your work is Great!!!!
Damn Patterson was a vicious puncher
Floyd Patterson speed was incredible 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great finisher and fastest hands of any heavyweight ever, brave got dropped a lot but got up a lot. His record is full of great names of the day, win or lose.
Well he was a natural 175 pounder ,he wouldn’t be a heavyweight after those post 60”s eras .
@@UncleTermitehe was 190 lbs not 175
Patterson was a great boxer. His style was unique.
3:29 This sequence is right out of a movie.
I saw him fight live. Incredibly fast hands and he would leap to get in a punch. The problem with Floyd was that he was really a blown up light heavy. In the second fight with Ali, I thought he was winning when it was stopped.
The way he lets his hands go with those sweet combinations reminds me of Tyson
Cus D'Amato was here
Prolly cuz they were trained by the same person but hey who knows 🤣
Tyson reminds you of him u mean
Patterson came first bro
Tyson fan’s are so ignorant
Excellent work. He has such an interesting throw with his technique. Almost like a jerking motion but he runs with his punches still.
Yeah he threw his punches with a very visible snap, which helped them land with maximum force. Meanwhile his natural handspeed was so quick that even when he was throwing heavy bombs, he was able to pull back his punching hand and throw a follow up punch before his opponent could counterpunch in most cases
@@IAWIA5 wrong video comment I mad earlier. Yeah his throw really is interesting. I would say whatever style he followed he made fit his body’s movement which in boxing it can work for you and work against you yet he luckily had a style that worked with him. Usually it is luck to have a trainer and style have something work with you on such a high level
His wins after leaving Cus D'amato were very good.
Love your work haznagod
Thanks Matt glad you enjoy!
Underrated heavyweight, he should've got the win against Quarry in the first fight and should've got the win against Ellis too. He would be a killer at light heavyweight today.
100% agreed he would have been the first ever 3x Heavyweight champion if he got that decision against Ellis.
He’d be a killer at Cruiserweight too
Some of the fastest hands in the history of heavyweight.
Floyd Patterson is very entertaining with his extremly fast combinations! his fight with Chuvalo is a war. Funny that i also recently made a vid about patterson, where i colored some early footage of him. If you want i can colorize some of your videos.
He woulda been a demon in the cruiserweight division
Would he have Defeated Qawi?
@@josephphoenix1376never studied or watched qawi so I can’t say
@@josephphoenix1376dont think so much like sonny liston, floyd patterson wouldnt want to keep an infighter style against qawi. But we all know he wont switch
Has anyone read his articles about boxing life in Life magazine I think . Man was also very articulate .
A great man too!
I’ve read his article where he defends Ali. Very articulate. Where can I read his other articles?
Masterful speed and hook
Underrated Champ
And The First Man ever who regain the Title!!!!
Legend
Increible skills, he looks like a manny pacquiao of the heavyweight division, great video🥊
Suggestions for upcoming highlights:
Masamichi Yabuki
Antonio Margarito
Rosendo Alvarez
Fernando Vargas
Rodolfo Gonzalez
Will always watch soon as i see hanZA has posted a new video 👌
Thanks Stephen!
I remember this song from 2k lol. Floyd's combinations were crazy. Full of malice
I never knew Patterson could throw that fast
Unfortunately, many have forgotten how good Patterson was.
His hand speed just makes it beautiful
Patterson opening up!!!
Great music choice!
Jeeeeeezus..... all's I've ever seen is footage of Floyd getting beat by Liston, Ali etc. What tight blistering combinations 😮😮
This song fits floyd patterson very well
The fastest hw ever… hand speed is just insane
Could’ve been one of the most dangerous matchups for someone like Ali considering Patterson got that aggressive come forward style, Frazier, Norton, or Chuvalo all gave Ali hell.
Problem was Patterson I’m pretty sure was too small for heavyweight? Dude weighed like 190 for heavyweights
It's really a shame that his two fights against Ali was him far far past his best shape.
First fight he came in with a lame back and you can really tell that Ali was letting him linger there to make him suffer (due to Patterson referring to him as Clay instead of Ali)
Second fight Patterson was 37 and actually did much better with throw much more combinations and better movement to get the inside. Hell I would say he was eking out on the points before a nasty cut developed and Ali only picked up the pace to open up that cut to the point where they had to stop the fight.
patterson fought at 200 lbs only once every other fight of his he weighed less than that
@@enebenzer-p6t thank you mr president.
He was a beast
For a heavyweight to have a blistering handspeed like that...
My favourite
Great!
After Patterson beat Archie Moore they offered Marciano 2 MILLION dollars and Rocky refused. Marciano even calls the Patterson/Moore fight and he was flabbergasted at Patterson's blinding speed. Go listen.
I like how you left out that Cus didn't allow Patterson to fight Rocky at all until he retired to fight the HW title.
Similar thing happened when Ali won the title over Liston and Rocky, thinking he might of been able to overwhelm a young ali) was offered several millions to fight Ali but of course nothing came of it due to Rocky not able to get back into fighting shaping from his bad back and lack of hunger (something he was suffering from since he was 26)
@@granddya5323 It's not Patterson's fault that little Rocky up and QUIT after a measly 8 years
@UCvbJ889rCVLWl5LYc4WNO9A Yeah it's more of Rocky's back suffering from a ruptured disc or how his manager stole more than half of his entire earnings in his career or wanted to spend more time with his family or the fact that Patterson wasn't even a contender in 1955 or earlier (reminder that Rocky retired at late 1955 but didn't announce it until April 1956). But nahhhhhhhh, he retired to duck Liston, Patterson or Cleveland Williams didn't he!!!!!!! (Even thou all of them weren't even contenders at the time)
@@granddya5323 Rocky was lucky to get out when he did, Liston’s inevitable rise to the top of the division would have ultimately been the end of his reign on top anyways
Definitely deserved to be the first 3 time champion, he defeated Ellis for sure.
Agreed
Didnt know he was so good. Only knew him from much publicized losses against Ali and Liston. What a great fighter.
I wonder how he would have done with Marciano what a fight hat would have been
💯
I think he would have stopped Marciano on cuts.
Floyd could not let the Rock hit him 😡💥. Floyd being younger might have beaten Rocky at some point!😊
🔥 🔥 🔥
Floyd Patterson vs rocky marciano is a super fight i wish could of happened
It could’ve happened twice, once before retiring & the other if he got back in the ring against Johansson. Patterson would’ve had the opportunity against Marciano.
I don't get why so called boxing experts keep disrespecting him
Embodiment of ferocity.
Mos def can play him in a movie
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Like watching moving art. Anyone know the song in the background?
Patterson had blinding speed for a heavyweight
Patterson was pretty much a smaller Mike Tyson
The way I always looked at it was if you put Ali and Tyson together you got Patterson. It's a shame so many forget him.
Same style but executed differently. Tyson had better evasion. Floyd stayed in ur face with relentless combinations
Sonny Liston was a nightmare matchup for Patterson. He has fast hands, but Sunny only needed to land once, not to mention his tremendous size and reach advantage. Very similar to Foreman vs Frazier.
Not to mention his fighting style is a dinner for Sonny Liston.
YES. Been saying that last sentence.
Liston had the strength to tie Patterson up in the clinches to restrict his movement and beat on him.
That fight is the reason why I think Sonny Liston would beat Tyson. If Liston could handle Patterson’s speed then he should be able to handle Tyson
@@combatsportlover6919 Liston being able to clinch and frame Patterson reminds me eerily of the foreman vs Frazier fight of how both fighters restricted their movements to land crushing shots and time their head movement to throw clubbing shots
His style is like a combination of Sugar Ray Robinson + Mike tyson
Terrifiant
What’s the title please of this great song??
Thank you did complimenting Floyd with this song and the beat is just amazing
The Russian Futurists - Precious Metals
@@hanzagod Thanks man! Really appreciate it
He was too small to be a truly great Heavyweight, despite having immense talent, but if he had stayed, at light heavy, which were he truly fitted in, he would have been very hard to beat.
Way more money at Heavyweight, I think he made the better choice given the circumstances but I definitely see your point.
Talk about grease lightning so underrated damned shame he didn’t have a wicked chin
One of the fastest heavyweights ever.
My boyhood hero from the 1950's when he beat Archie Moore for the Heavyweight Title, until his last fight with Ali in 1972. He conducted himself the way a "true"Champion should. Quiet, reserved, and always a gentleman the key ingredients of a great man, who happened to be the Heavyweight Champion, not once, but twice! Floyd's hand-speed, his ability to throw punches in bunches lightening fast was unmatched by any of the Heavyweight Champs down through boxing history. The Cus D'Amato taught peek-a-boo fighting style that Floyd used took him and other D'Amato managed fighters to the championship of their respective weight class. The Peek-a-boo was used by Jose Torres to gain the Light Heavyweight Championship, and Mike Tyson, with his punching power, was a force not of this earth. The Peek-a-Boo was taken to new heights by Mike Tyson. When the original Mike Tyson crew was overseeing Mike, he listened to their advice and instruction, and power-punched his way to the World's Championship. Coming out of the peek-a-boo with his devastating left-hook, or right hand, it was "light's out" for his opponent. When D'Amato died, it wasn't long before Mike fired the "great group" of trainers, cornermen, and manager that was so instrumental in Tyson's early career being successful. After firing his closest friends and advisors, the ones not out to bleed Mike of his earnings as the Heavyweight Champ, a second-rate fighter, one that would not even been a good sparring partner for Tyson in the early times, none other tha a 50 to one favorite to win against Buster Douglas, Tyson loses by a knockout. Tyson was "never" the same, as his personal life was a train wreck. Who knows what greatness Tyson would have achieved if he had "half" of Floyd Patterson's character qualities. Floyd's hand speed was unmatched, even by Ali, and faster than Tyson.
Heya what fight is this 3:04
song?
The Russian Futurists - Precious Metals
@@hanzagod appreciate it
Best boxer of all time named floyd
You don’t even believe that yourself 💀
Fastest heavyweight of all time
You really can see how Tyson is so similar to him. I'm surprised how that's not talked about more
I suppose it's just widely known that Cus D'Amato fighters all adopted the same style. Jose Torres was the same.
Song video:🎉🎉🤡😂
Video:🥶😈😈
Interesting to see how boxing went a great way from purely strength sport to highly technique martial art. The old time fights had character though. The were less commercial then.
@@СергейЗейтулаев Are you referring to Patterson only having pure strength? This is fantastic technique on display, certainly on par if not better than many fighters today.
Wym? A lot of people who patterson defeated like Chuvalo were physically stronger and hits harder than him , patterson is purely technical. His physical talents helped him a lot though
Whats the name of the song?
faster than ali.
You can see his idol being SRR
Dinamita
Fastest boxer in the world,he was faster than Mohammad Ali
Handspeed maybe. Ali had faster feet and faster reflexes.
Idc what no one says.. old fighters were the best of the best.. (despite Floyd Mayweather) the people were 10x tougher back then and the athletes wer Never lazy.. 2:43 You can't tell me this isn't good enough to compete w today's champions.. it's just the camera quality and angles can't really capture it fully.. so it's hard to think these guys from the 40s can beat a dude like Lomachenko or terrance crawford... but I'm telling yall, if u kno anything about fighting.. it has alot to do w boxing, and the old fighters were definitely the toughest💯 no doubt.. but Floyd is fs the best atm in anytime.. past, present, future.. its gonna be a long time till we see another fighter as good as Floyd.. cause the dude literally been training since a baby..
There are quite a few fighters ahead of Floyd in the P4P rankings, at least most knowledgeable boxing fans view it like that anyway.
@@hanzagod who would be better than floyd??? He beat the most champions and dominated for 20 years?? Mike tyson only had like 3 good years in boxing, and thats all anyone ever talks about.. and then he wasnt in his prime no more.. but Floyd stayed in his prime from his debut at 20 something, all the way to his 40s..
@@tobiasr.3385 Sugar Ray Robinson, Henry Armstrong, etc etc.
@@hanzagodall time? Ain’t no way Armstrong is better overall than Floyd. Robinson was better though
@@surveying482iq wise floyd is better floyd beat more word champions than him with less fight just imagine how much more world champions than him would he beat if if he had the same numberd of fights 😊😊😊
He should've won the championship third time by beating Jimmy Ellis. Terrible decision
Patterson was no freaking joke
@meisme20so he is a Joke for loosing to liston who you consider Top 3? Lol.
Prequel to Tyson -(fi hundred!)
Floyd Patterson had the same combination comparison to sugar ray Robinson
Tyson v1.
my dad plowed out his driveway in the 90s!
👍👍👍👍👍
is this where hey slugger came from
People forget that he fought like Tyson just slower and relied more on range and iq in his fights but Ali thrashed him twice
No doubt Ali would do the same to Tyson had they fought in their primes
You mean Tyson fought like him he came before
@@surveying482 doesn’t really matter