The MOST EXPLOSIVE Brawl of All Time Explained - Fight Breakdown
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- One year after he had been dethroned at the Rumble In The Jungle, Foreman was still reeling from his infamous loss to Muhammad Ali. So Foreman arranged a comeback fight with Ron Lyle, hoping to prove to the world that he was still the unstoppable goliath he had once been. But Lyle was no easy opponent.
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Hey David, I’m sorry you are going through a really tough time right now. Of course I have no idea what it is but from my own experience and I have been through hell and back the key is never give up and never give in. Honestly my story is very inspiring I am a person that was mentally physically abused grew up in the ghetto didn’t learn how to read and write until I was 30. I was starved and I never gave up, financially I am set for the rest of my life, in the process I lost some of the most important people in my life The grief was overwhelming but I took it one day at a time sometimes one hour at a time and things got better. Never give up
Don't know what you're going through but know that what you do means so much to so many. My grandmother just died and I've been binging your vids cause fight sports help to take my mind off of whatever is going on in my life. Thank you for everything you do man.
I hope you get through your "crisis". Stay close to God.
Peace Be upon You Bro, Keep Going.
Hang in there friend!
The fact that Fireman has lived a long and healthy life after all these punches is incredible.
Mm yes, Fireman, one of the best heavyweight boxers of all time
fireman is a great heavyweight
Best Heavyweight of All Times, "Small" George Fireman.
Fireman Sam
Probably all the praying
I'm so sorry to hear you're going through some tough times. for wherever it's worth, your channel has brought me so much joy over the years, and even got me back into practicing martial arts again after stepping away from them for a decade. really hope that things end up going better for you soon
Seconded!
I third this
We should help the MMA Channel
Why sorry? Hard times build us. It's an opportunity to grow and inevitable part of life.
Word.
Foreman for sure had the biggest comeback story in combat sport's history.
Uhh... I'm pretty sure that honour goes to Beyonce.
@@AriasThirdOfHisName who?
@@Scoobydcs no idea who they are. Just heard Kanye West say something like that one time.
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Might wanna look into Tyson Fury comeback. Pretty sure he took the title for comeback stories.
@@OSRS_KQs he was out for 2 or 3 years. Foreman was gone for over 10 and won his title back 20 years after losing it in his mid 40s!!!! I like fury but sorry that doesn't compare
The shoulders and back muscles on Lyle was immense.
Every man meets their match eventually. Lyle had never been hit that hard that often. Ernie shavers was more of a one shot artist, George Foreman was piling on several of that Force all in a row.
*were
@@paysonfox88 you're right. Also shavers didn't move his head too much. Foreman never needed to because he was huge.
At the time, I heard that Lyle did 1,000 pushups per day while in prison. That will built some muscle.
both men took--& gave--intense beatings. wow.
This is one of the most brutal and inspiring victories of George Foreman's career. Lyle was an absolute monster, but Foreman persevered.
Great fight and excellent analysis by MMA.
Foreman was thinking about that loss to Muhammad Ali.....!
@@hb120877
Ali beat them both.
The fact that George Forman made a comeback years later and win the heavyweight title at 50 years old just goes to show that really was the golden era of boxing , the amount of talented fighters makes today’s heavyweights look non existent......I remember the brawl he had against Holyfield it was brutal
"Lyle was an absolute monster"
Yes he was, but Foreman was even monsterer.
"For anyone who's going through a crisis right now, seeing Foreman's will to keep fighting, inspired me to keep fighting, no matter how tough it gets" - here is the golden life lesson
I love that Foreman looks so "Bored", the man's out there fighting killers and stays stone faced!
I'd say Foreman seemed unsurprised at seeing his opponent lying unconscious. Joe Louis was similarly impassive after scoring knockouts.
He was Liston's sparring partner and Forman idolized him. So being in the ring with a monster like Liston prepares you mentally.
zen
It's fascinating never heard of Lyle before but he is a brilliant boxer, when you said he started in prison you imagine him to just be angry and wild swings, but his ring IQ and his huge amount of offensive and defensive tools he had at his disposal shows how good he was.
Go watch Rich The Fight Historian's documentary on him, inspiring stuff
Look up JIMMY YOUNG ... he beat Lyle twice and famously whipped Foreman’s butt.
@@jayedwards1205 Jimmy Young was defence master like Ali. Almost unbeliveable to hit him clearly in the face.
@@nikolailic431 When I think of defense master I think of like, Jack Johnson. Ali was a finesse master.
@@nikolailic431 he faded very quick though, He would of got a huge payday against Holmes but he got beat by Ossie Ocasio, Young should of got the decision over Norton, and was never the same after
David, we support you with whatever it is your going through, if you need to say anything or take a break we are behind you 110%.
Hear hear 👍
@@serenityinside1 Yep good luck mate
I'm not even a martial artist, just a fan of the sport. I want to tell you that your channel made me fall in love with the history of boxing. Reading the stories of these warriors and watching your videos truly inspired me to work more towards my goals. Thank you! I hope you are ok and if you intend to keep this channel going I'll be here waiting for the new videos to come.
you should start boxing
Yeah GDI - you said it!
You need to look elsewhere ...this guy has some very strange takes
@@jayedwards1205 I'm very aware that when I step into unknown territory like this sport I'm an easy target to be manipulated in different directions. I watch this channel because I get a lot of inspiration and that's a thing that I like a lot about it. During the breakdowns, for what it's worth, I just used my common sense and he seemed to make sense. If you have any suggestions for other channels, please tell me I might check them.
@Nicholas Williams Thanks! Just watched a video and I like his style.
Lyle vs Foreman is one of the explosive fights Ive ever seen
I like that description better than 'bruatl'
I might give that a try in an hour or so then. Really miss the days when I could just put the name of the fight and then "explained" and TH-cam would actually show it to my subs lmao. Now I'm babysitting the algorithm for hours after release.
@@TheModernMartialArtist Stupid algorithm. Killed my father
BIG GEORGE!!
Foreman vs Lyle is probably the most brutal fight I've ever seen. Been waiting for this video!
Not even close... watch many of Frazier’s fights - against Machen, Quarry, Ellis etc ...Frazier had great skills and methodically pummeled people into oblivion
@@jayedwards1205 yeah But this fight was brutal
@@jayedwards1205 sorry, but you cannot compare the sheer power of a Foreman punch to a punch from Frazier. Add to that Foreman only seemed annoyed when receiving a savage barrage but never took a step back
Haven’t watched many fights , eh ? Frazier was a vastly more skilled fighter than Foreman boxer...Gil Clancey who trained Foreman talked about how Foreman threw arm punches and pushed his punches, he didn’t throw punches with leverage and a tremendous snap at the end, like Frazier ...Chuvalo fought both and stated getting hit by Foreman was like getting hit by a Mack truck going 30 mph, by Frazier, like a Chevrolet going 100 mph . Frazier crushed Chuvalo’s orbital socket with a left hook ...look at Ali’s face after the first fight, huge swelling on the right side of his face ...
@@jayedwards1205 “didn’t throw punches with leverage”. You’re a funny guy. Hilarious. You obviously know nothing about physics and how a lever functions. And you don’t need a “snap” if you have accelerated motion which would allow you to put a dent in a suit of armor. Frazier delivered power from his feet through his core. George did not need to do that. He pulled his elbows behind his body and squared his stance because he did not fear being hit. You are completely clueless if you think Frazier could deliver a punch with anywhere close to the impact force that Foreman could.
Howard Cossell famously described it as a fight “utterly without boxing skill”. Glad to see someone correct the record somewhat.
A lot of people, even people who should know better, don't always see the skill that goes into it even when you have a puncher or brawler in the ring. They're used equating boxing skill with sweet looking finesse, with movement and textbook punches. But even in most brawls there is skill, even is it's not as aesthetically pleasing.
Cosell is not wrong, there wasn't much skill in this fight. Every fight can be broken down, even fights which seems pretty low in skill.
"I told you we'd have a slugfest, and that's what we got!"
@@crazykocounters4741 you're out your damn mind if you dont think this was a class display of boxing skill by foreman.
@@thewandering01 the irony of all this. is foreman displayed great finesse and a soft touch. from the first second, he was moving like a bull fighter. who the hell dodge body shots like that and dances off to the side these days? you rarely see that at the elite levels of the lighter weight classes in modern boxing.
one things for sure. the athletes might have gotten bigger and better but the technique isnt in the same class. the older fighters were more skilled at what they did.
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through a rough patch Mr. David. Hope it all works out for you, I've been a fan of your videos for 3 years now and they just keep getting better.
How do u know tho
What happened?
Thank you for your hard work, and dedication to the sport. Been a fan of your videos for awhile now. Keep it up and hope all is well.
All isn’t well if you’d listened at the end .
@@serenityinside1 I heard, and I hope all goes well....to clear up misunderstanding. If his other fans are as prickly as yourself, I'd rather unsubscribe. Peace.
@MixUp 90 Cheers!
Whatever Foreman lacked, it wasn't heart. You don't lack heart either. I hope you overcome your adversity bro.
A superb breakdown of a brutal brawl. Foreman is so inspiring with the courage he showed.
Pure, unmitigated heart at the close of round 4 & throughout much of the 5th from Foreman. Amazing guts. I’m so disappointed they didn’t find room for this bout in the recent Foreman movie.
Purely as a fight it is easily the most exciting match of Foreman’s career.
@@ddc2957 yeah it was a tragedy it wasn't in the movie, but maybe they wouldn't be able to do it justice. Also a shame Liston didn't have more screen time.
The full arch of George Foreman's boxing career (including both phase 1 and phase 2) is one of the greatest feel good redemption stories in all of sports
Lyle, hold my gloves... At the age of 54, also decided on a brief comeback. After scoring four quick knockouts over second-rate opponents, Lyle tried to get a rematch with Foreman. The match was never made, however, and Lyle retired from boxing.
Hope you’re ok with whatever you’re going through. Thank you for your work and have been inspired by some of the stories of these fighters.
Don't usually comment on you tube, in fact this prob is the first one but you @martial artist are one of if not the best channels for boxing. Your passion in this beautiful sport is crystal clear to even non boxing/combat sport fans which makes this channel that much more interesting. I thank you mate 🙌🏽🙌🏽
It's a shame that we never got to see a rematch between Foreman and Ali. Those accusations made by Foreman in that fight seemed ridiculous at first to me but I now think that it might have some merit. We'll never know I guess. But at least Foreman was able to make a remarkable comeback. And in his 40s which is even more remarkable.
I never understood why people would not believe what George said about the Ali fight. It was obvious the ropes were so loose that George couldn't reach Alis head, and he had a 80 in. reach. Obvious a quick count with George looking at his corner, Ali not in neutral corner. Several other things to point out,,, but if people believed that Liston put something in Alis eyes(?) why wouldn't they believe George about his water? I never understood people calling these things excuses when they were so obvious and still are.
Most professional sports are " fixed". The players and referees know the outcome. It's a big ( political) business too important to be left to athletes to decide.
@@scottcooksey5284I admire Ali very much, but the fact is that at least the two Liston fights seemed fixed (most certainly the second one, before which Ali said he had a “surprise,” which he later said was his hammer punch. Of course, we all know Ali couldn’t really punch.
So I have no problem believing that there was some funny business going on.
Foreman gave ALL he had abd still lost, that messed him up mentally ! He need the Lord to get his head clear .
I don't think Ali would want to Fight Foreman after seeing this fight. Not many professional fighters in place of on either side of this fight would have survived.
Okay buddy. Since you got personal with all of us fans, I'm going to get personal with you.
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Guess what I did on learning how to hear again.
I listened to every single one of your fighting videos. Every. Single. One. Sometimes I would watch it multiple times because your voice, your editing and your videos are mesmerizing to watch. You do such an unbelievable job with your work.
Thanks to you, I got 95 percent of my hearing back on both implants.
I also got a new woman, my Bachelor's degree (did this while completely deaf), got my own place, my son was born, got a new job. Life is good.
I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you buddy. Keep fighting. Don't you dare ever give up. You inspired me to keep fighting.
Ron Lyle is one of the most underrated fighters. Also, Lyle vs Foreman is one of the best slugfests in the Heavyweight division of all time.
i have big george in the top 5 of all time heavyweights ever and nobody can convince me otherwise
Prime george body with old george brains.
I mean the fact that Ali could beat that man is insane.
Its logical to put George Foreman top ten considering his resume.
Yeah he's definitely in top 5
his first career and his second is unmatched big george is a legend
Thanks for all these amazing breakdowns dude,and I hope whatever your going through works out, the community is here if you ever need us ❤️
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hope you doin okey
1:56 So you're telling me he took one of the cleanest shots shavers threw then got up and KO'd him
This fight truly showed the difference between this foreman and the one to beat moorer. This foreman fought on will and instinct but wasn't very intelligent in the ring, while old George used intelligence as his biggest tool
True, but he always had a great chin, and power. Maybe the hardest jab in boxing history.
@@-sensibleChris uh you realize Young Foreman fought intelligently as well right? Hell foreman was showcasing his Ring IQ IN THIS MATCH. Its almost like you didnt even watch the video. The man had intelligence, it was just overshadowed by his power and fighting style, which was "old school" for the time in the 1970s.
What changed in Foreman (what he said himself) was that he wasnt nervous when going into fights anymore. When he was younger he was tense the entire time even before the fight which drained him far quicker. George mentioned this before during his second phase of his career
@@JackTheripper911 what? Nothing in my comment has anything to do with what you said. I've seen all of his fights. I'm a fan. He was a very smart fighter especially an older fighter. He also had a great chin, and great jab. All true. You replied to the wrong person.
Imagine if Lyle had never gone to prison and was a pro at 18 rather 30, he'd have for sure been a champion at one point and be a household name (wouldn't say it would have won him the fight here, just a much more extensive career)
I mean he could have still built up the muscles he got in prison but might not be the same
He gained skills in prison that he certainly wouldn't get out.
Nah,Lyle had to be on a journey prison moulds people,it's just the way it is, believe me,UK veiwer both were hard men for s
@@marktaylor7025 I don't think that is true, Mike Tyson was in Prison for 3 years and he had no head movenment when he came out, he'd given way the thing that would have stopped him being knocked out in every single fight after, not saying he'd win as he was also a shadow of the boxer he was before hand but he wasn't getting KO'd.
Possibly, or maybe he would have went on to work an average ass job and none of use would have never known how good he could have been.
Thank you for this. George is my favourite. I hope things get better for you soon!
I have been hoping that you would do a breakdown of this fight for years. It was surprisingly more technical than I thought it would be. What a timely upload, as I have just finished rewatching the Golden Age of Heavyweights playlist a few days ago. What an incredible video, I can't describe the feeling I got when I saw this in my notifications. I asked Foreman on Twitter a while ago if he was scared going into this fight, and he answered "Only after I was dropped did I get scared. I thought his career was hype until I felt his power."
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through a rough patch. If it helps you feel any better, I truly appreciate the hard work you put into these videos. I've learned much from your technique breakdowns, and I absolutely loved the Punch You Did Not See podcast. I know it might not feel like it right now, but it does get better. It always does. Best wishes for you.
Wow Foreman is always so down to earth humble and genuine
I read the title and I immediately thought the video is about Lawler vs MacDonald 2 or Henderson vs Shogun 1 but I saw George Foreman in the thumbnail and see the rest of the video it was against Ron Lyle, I wasn't disappointed and absolutely glad to see this fight has it break down from this channel. good work!
Amazing narration as always.
As you stated, a great one to inspire “getting back up”.
And best of luck getting through it, whatever it may be. Hang in there, man.
This is one of my all time favorite heavyweight fights. The third fight of Wilder and Fury gave me immediate callbacks to this absolute savage brawl. After the fight was done, I went straight to watch this legendary back and forth.
I feel like I need to tell you that this is by far the best channel for boxing/MMA breakdowns and your knowledge of the arts is second to none. I always learn something new from your videos and no matter how many times I've seen a fight, you always manage to point stuff out that I completely missed. I almost always feel motivated and inspired by your videos and it gives me the mental power to keep on training. You have done more for people than you can even imagine. I hope everything works out for ya bud. We all got your back.
We watched it LIVE on TV. We were all jumping up and down and screaming.
The fact that Foreman eventually won this given how recklessly he fought in the 3rd, Lyle's ademantium chin, and how many power shots that just barely missed or didn't connect quite right is bananas
I would like to let you know that your boxing breakdowns made me fall in love with the sport. Like, absolutely in love. I started boxing at the same time I started watching your vids, and I have to say the impact they had on me was and still is immense. Nowadays, there isnt a day that goes by that I dont think about boxing, im obsessed lol. Every once in a while, I find some people on instagram using some clips from your breakdowns, and Im always in the comments giving you credit. I really think that the fact that some pages use your footage and voiceovers is a testament to how good they are. Outstanding quality on everything you do. Love love love it, so I thank you. Hope all goes well during these tough times, cheers.
I hope things get better Champ. You don't know how much your channel means to us. We appreciate you and your awesome work.
Hey just wanted to say your boxing breakdowns are the best on TH-cam. Your depth of knowledge and articulate analysis make a complicated sport available to us non-experts like none other. Good luck with your issues, and thank you for the excellent work you have done.
I'm sorry to hear that you are going through tough times. Hope things get better for you soon. This is an amazing video analysis. Kudos to both George Foreman and Ron Lyle for taking the best shots and still standing. Even though Ron Lyle lost I am more impressed than sad for him. This is an inspiring fight.
I’d like to thank you for everything you do
Recently I fell back into my depression because I haven’t been able to box
I’ve been adjusting to a new job and I’m currently dealing with injuries to my foot and hand but seeing foreman get up and finish a short war makes me keep fighting my war and keep adjusting to my situation in life much the same. We can’t be the greatest ever but we can all fight like the goat
Brother there many many men who are out here part of your support man I send you love strength as ND resolve my friend stay strong don't let anything take your fight away...we got you back man
Great work, as always. Hang in there, champ.
Beautiful work, as always. Thank you.
Ron Lyle, Earnie Shavers, Gerry Quarry, just some of the true gladiators of the sport that never got the recognition they deserved.
This is one of my all-time favorite fights.
Jerry Quarry was a tough guy -- he knocked out Earnie Shavers in one round. Had a very sad end to his life.
We don't know what you're going through, but stay strong.
It's probably minor compared to what you're going through right now, but people all around the world love the content you create. You are smart, perceptive and engaging.
Wishing you all the best from the Netherlands
Man I got tears in my eyes
Absolute masterpiece.
Edit: heeeeeey in a crisis?? You helped me recover from injury you gave me a hobby that i liked and deleted my depression and now just recently thinking to be like you
Don't let anything disturb you David you're the man
"Prove you're champion" :')
Cosell's "utterly without skill" call during this fight was one of the most insulting, misinformed things I've ever heard a fight commentator say.
It was absolutely correct ....neither fighter was employing any defensive skills at all, both were just winging punches , as Norton commented ringside ...Foreman had essentially no boxing skills
@@jayedwards1205 Foreman did have boxing skills lol, he didn't employ them because of the Ali fight
The great thing about being mostly ignorant about boxing history is that these videos are just as exciting to me as watching the event live.
Awesome video as always David. A pleasure to watch. It's amazing to see the technicalities and subtleties going on in what otherwise looks like a heavy artillery slug-fest.
Sorry to hear you're going through a tough time. Use whatever support and inspiration is around you.
It’s not true ... all that’s going on is what you are seeing in real time ... two guys just winging punches ... there is no strategy or planning ... certainly zero defensive skills
Marvellous observations and narration David. You are the man.
I hope you move past the challenges life has sent your way.
I wish you the best with whatever you're going through brother, I hope you know that your videos help me out so much with learning and understanding the sport better, thank you
first time commenter, long time watcher. I'm sorry to hear that you're struggling right now but i know you'll pull through. You are one of the greats in terms of combat sports youtube and your videos have helped me a lot throughout the years. sending lots of love your way and I hope you feel better soon. HAPPY TRAINING X
I hear ya brotha ....I've been goin' through it myself and you're right, Big George's performance in this fight is symbolic of life's journey itself. " It doesn't matter how many times you got knocked down, it's how many times you picked yourself up that counts."😎👊🏿🙏🏾
Hope you get past through this hard time brother. Your videos have been a great source of education and motivation. You deserve wealth and happiness my friend.
I don't know what your going through, but I as so many others have said on here, I truly appreciate your channel. Even though I had some basic training in boxing, I never knew just how deep the sport when when it came to strategy. Thank you for opening my eyes.
Lyle vs Foreman....those guys fought a war in the ring..
Keep fighting man.
Your videos have gotten me through a lot, and I hope that some of the amazing work you put into your channel can give you the same reprieve that they've given me.
Another great vid. Hope you work out and bounce back from whatever crisis you're in
"What excuses do you have now, George?" This was a crazy fight. The power on display, the damage taken and the will shown was like nothing else.
All the best to you for your own struggles David.
"To put it in technical terms, both men had run out of fucks to give". That line killed me bro
I saw this fight live on TV. Back then they’d regularly put big fights on the network television. The punishment these two took is still mind boggling. This era had so many greats.
Wow!... A Very Tough Fight with two Tough Guy's Refusing to Quit. Thanks for Sharing
Your breakdowns and analyses have opened up the world of boxing to me like never before. I already loved combat sports but now the Sweet Science is my passion. Thank you.
Dude I hope everything gets better for you. I’m impressed you got it in you to do such a great video. Very professional 👍 Keep it up my dude I’ll pray for you 🙏❤️
What I love about *BIG GEORGE* , and why he will always be in my top 5 favorites, is how he NEVER tried to take the easy path. He should have beaten Ali, and every fighter would have taken a few tuner fights to get their confidence back after that loss.
Not George. He wants to fight Ron Lyle, one of the baddest and hardest hitting heavyweights of all time. Then he goes on to fight FIVE MEN in one night next.
His final chapter, George Reborn in his 40s is the best and proper
He wouldn't of ever beaten ali. The fight was over as soon as the Ali boomaye chant was coined
Weird, this people with Foreman fetishes ...a vastly overrated fighter, he beat Frazier and Norton, perfect foils for his style and was easily beaten by Ali and Jimmy Young, then quit ... at be time, he as viewed as a headcase, channeling his hero, Sonny Liston ... the fight with 5 journeyman boxers was an embarrassment, a circus show ...I actually watched these guys back in the day and no one missed Big George after Jimmy Young destroyed him and Georgie quit boxing
George Foreman is and always will be the greatest heavyweight of all time Full Fucking stop. My Favorite heavyweight by far
@@waynemarchel9667 Ali>
Yeah George did fight five men one after the other in one night. But the press that covered the story called it "George's night of shame" they were what the American's call "tin cans"....
David, I've been a boxing fan for ever. But your superb videos have led me to appreciate every fight I see so much more.
Your excellent, compelling narration; and your crystal clear explanation make every video you do a treat and a masterclass.
All I can say is 'thank you so much'.
Sorry to hear you are having a tough time, I have issues with depression and watching boxing has helped me endlessly as has watching your videos inspiring me to get better and as you said in your great breakdown on my hero henry armstrong keep moving forward.
This guy's analyses are top-notch. He would make an amazing ringside pundit!
Hey man, I'm sorry to hear you're going thru it. I can really relate to that, feels like life is Ray Robinson and I'm the novice who drew the short straw in sparring. But for what it's worth, your videos help me want more for myself and inspire me to work. Covering these fighters, regular men who chose to be more, has really helped keep my mental straight. I appreciate you, man. I hope life gets easier for you.
That fight was ridiculous. We don't see anything like that anymore. Great video, thank you!
Excellent review of one of the most amazing fights I've ever watched. I still remember that fight watching it at the time. George Foreman is truly one of the great heavyweights of all time-big heart, amazing skills and power. And he even has humility, what an amazing man. Ron Lyle gave it his all that day, I have nothing but admiration for his heart as well. Best of luck in the challenges you are going through right now, as a 'seasoned citizen' I'll echo what big George has said-dig deep and you'll find it within yourself to meet any difficulties. Take care.
Superb analysis! Certainly one of the most entertaining and brutal of heavyweight fights EVER! You do great work.
I have to say it, your storytelling is SUPER underrated. Love your content!
Edit: Just finished the video. I’m sorry to hear that you’re dealing with some tough times. You got this brother man. Thank you for all the content you share.
Great material, not only this fight, but entirety of Foreman's career, should be inspiration for everybody. Good job dude, stay strong!
Love your videos man! They’ve definitely helped me when going through stuff. They remind me that martial arts are a microcosm of life and the great qualities we see fighters display in ring are important to exhibit when going through a battle in life.
Sorry to hear you’re going through something, hope everything works out for you.
I saw this fight before but your breakdown highlighted great details I'd missed. Thanks!
Just heard you're going through a tough time!
I hope you soldier on till this passes regardless of the end redult. While what you're going through may not have anything to do with how u present and breakdown fighting styles... You are the best right now!!!
And THAT should be enough to carry u through!!!!
Great narration on that video, thank you.
I remember watching that fight on TV with a bunch of friends in Denver, so it was mostly a Ron crowd. Truly one of the most amazing heavyweight fights I've ever watched.
I often find myself thinking things are too difficult while in the middle of them and want to give up. But then i think of moments just like these and it gives me an extra push that more often than not help me complete my tasks/goals.
Man your boxing knowledge is unmatched you easily have the most boxing knowledge in this app
This is without a doubt one of the brutlest fights in history.
It was a great fight by both boxers.
@@coreyham3753 wait, is this thee Cory.....never mind. My respects to his family.. Thank you friend.
Hang in there, your channel is incredible and I just know you can pull through.
love your vids. your video on Ali vs norton got me into boxing. i was wondering what your thoughts on the eddie hall vs Hafþór? and might you do a joke fight breakdown on it?
Incredible analyzation yet again. I pray you get through your problems my friend. Please keep these videos coming!
Whatever you're going through, many prayers a blessings to you sir. Your channel is indeed a blessing to those of us who have a passion and appreciation for the martial arts, in my case, the sweet science. It seems like those who give freely of knowledge seem to go through the most, that's likely because of the immense sacrifice neccessary to educate so unselfishly. Stay strong my brother, you've got your fans' prayers and support.
Chefs kiss to the narration of this fight. 👏🏽
This is one of the greatest heavyweight fights ever of this era, and it solidified George as better than the rest. He had that extra oomph inside that could carry him through the storm. Most fighters and even champions don’t have this!
Stay strong, I and many others are supporting you in whatever you’re dealing with!
Oh yeah this IS a GREAT fight!
I remember this fight. I think it was on national TV in the afternoon. Back and forth. Those were the best days of boxing, IMO.
Story has it, that Lyle would do many hundreds of push-ups while incarcerated ! VERY STRONG BOXER. R.I.P. Ron !
Just wanted to say: your videos are excellent. Incredible insights - I've learned a ton. Sorry to hear things are rough right now.
Great video, love your stuff!
This is my first time watching you and you've got yourself an immediate subscriber and fan but you've also got yourself a brother in the mental health battle. I hope you're able to survive your crisis and come away less burdened in life. Take care of yourself and live a good life, im excited to see another video from you
Thank you for sharing this analysis. I had no idea that this awesome fight existed, and that George overcame so much to triumph. But Lyle did himself proud, going out on his shield after inflicting enough damage to stop any other fighter on earth. I see 2 winners here, 2 warriors to be admired, no losers.
Beilliant
Jam
You give credits where it deserved
Lyle was so great
But his career was not started on the right time
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Idk if you’ll see this I’m sorry your going through a tough time but I want you to know your channel reinvigorated my love for boxing thank you
Round 4 of this fight is at the top 10 most exciting rounds in boxing history
Are you not entertained?
Your channel has helped me through some medical issues that have really hampered me training. It gets better as long as you are always trying.
Whatever is it mate, just know we appreciate you. The best fight channel by far. Thank you!