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@@alejandromarmolejo13 Jajajaja calm down Canelo Lover. Your fake idol still gotta show a lot and i mean a lot against real opponents like Mayweather or Cotto and not against clowns... And please dont mention GGG cause he would have knocked him out on his prime time.
There's no other fighter like Chavez Sr. His skills were equalized. Got footwork, head movement, frigtening combs, was a master cutting the ring, had an iron chin, good parries, a letal liver blow, but above all that he got bravery and faced the top fighters of those days. 89 profesional fights without a loss, numbers don't lie.
@@pdswrld5200 Floyd yes simply because Floyd always had issues with good pressure fighters and Floyd learned his style from his uncle who was waaaaay better than his dad and we watched Chavez Sr destroy Uncle Rog twice lol now Pacquiao would be interesting especially in the championship rounds just think if they allowed 15 round fights again
I think a young Julio would win vs Floyd (side interesting back in 2002 Floyd won a very VERY stolen fight against Jose Luis Castillo. Castillo was CLEARLY better and scored more points but somehow the judges watched another fight and Floyd won. Castillo was Julio's sparring). Floyd would not be that hard for Julio's style... However, Pacquiao is another story, Manny is a more complete package of a boxer than Floyd is and Manny actually took a few tricks from Julio's own playbook, you can trace the DNA of Pacquiao's style to Julio. Hard call but at the end i agree, he would win against both.
When people hear “Mexican Style Boxing” they typically just think that means you’re a brawler and rely on pressure over technique. This video more than proves that Chavez and many other people who emulate his style actually need to have an insane level of technique, finesse and toughness in order to be effective!
Jose Lopez. Fuck no ! He’s no longer a humble person like he use to be. He’s arrogant and a big mouth.? I grew up watching chavez fights and today’s chavez is a big mouth. And by the way he did avoided some fighters such as terry Norris and Tito Trinidad and. Fernando Vargas. Greetings from cd juarez chihuahua.
Lmao fought 100 bums. ...couldn't do fuck all once his competition improved. ...name 1 elite fighter he beat ? .....when he was wbc champ at 70-0 why on earth was he fighting people who had 3 fights 0 wins.....and people who had 12 fights 12 losses ? His resume is fukin stacked full of people with beyond shit records ......
His defense was so underrated people were impressed with his fighting spirit (who wouldn’t) but it was the little things that he did the separated him from the rest
Wow. That was an amazing breakdown. I've watched lots of Chavez's fight and I never realized how good he was defensively until now. Chavez always seemed like a brick wall that just couldn't be hurt by punching it. I always chalked up a lot of Chavez winning to him being an insanely tough counterpuncher who would absorb his opponent's damage and then begin a relentless counter assault. Now I realize there was much more going on than what I was seeing.
jesus the gamer salvador sanchez fue un hubiera duro poco tiempo y su muerte en su momento cuspide lo hizo una leyenda y jc chavez fue una realidad mas solido y mas tecnico que sanchez.pero deja y te digo que ruben olivarez era mejor peleador que sanchez y que chavez.
@@nefilehi9531 No. Olivares no fue mejor que Chávez. Él era buen fajador, pero le pegaban mucho. Chavez, un maestro en la defensa y el ataqué, mucho más completo.
Roberto Martinez olivares fue mejor peleador que chavez pero chavez es mui superior a olivares en boxeo,no es lo mismo pelear que boxear chavez tenia una de las mejores tecnicas de boxeo adentro en corto adentro ariiva abajo.pero olivares era un peleadoraso sin entrenar y con vicios.otro fuera de serie.
This was the best breakdown of Chavez I have ever seen. This guy was unbelievable. But his partying lifestyle combined with his back issues caught up with him. I still put him in the top 10 of all time fighters.
The back issues is something Tyson talked about that pushed him into retirement. Like Chavez he moved his upper half a lot a lot of rotation etc. hard on the back.
@@loosie.goosie floyd cherry picked and stayed defensive the whole time. If were talking undefeated, that goes to rocky marciano. Best defensive thats for willie pep. Best counter fighter id give it to a peek a boo artist like tyson. Floyd wasnt terrible but he dang sure aint the goat 😅
My father loves this fighter. I’m gonna recap some things he talked about, because I feel they add to this already excellent analysis. First he talked about a match against a young inexperienced mexican boxer. Talented and promising, but outmatched. In that fight it was like Chavez didn’t go all out. He got his points, he won easily, but he didn’t make his opponent look helpless or pathetic, there was a sense of ... mildness? about him. Second fight my dad talked about was much more serious. And he described the insane pressure that Chavez could deliver. But the way my father told it, it didn’t come pouring non-stop. Instead Chavez would switch it on and off. Fighting conservatively, collecting points, not quite hanging back but not fighting all-out for a few seconds ... or half a round. And then, sometimes when his opponent tried to go on the offensive and sometimes with no discernible trigger, he would deliver these periods of furious pressure. For long or short periods of time. At the end of the fight his opponent was almost completely demoralized. Just shelling up and and trying to survive the next assault, or waiting for it to start, but psychologically unable to even try to do something constructive of his own. Third thing that impressed my father was the post fight interview. Chavez was answering questions about the fight, or the future or youth boxing or something. And he was completely calm and rational. Drying himself with a towel and talking about stuff, like he had just stepped off a treadmill. That is insane: fighters who come out of the ring are juiced on adrenaline. No matter how smart they are, you can still see it in their eyes, hear it in their voice, they were fighting moments ago and words are harder than usual. But Chavez- nothing.
@@gustavomondragon9767 yes sir! A man who knows his boxing! Most respect to you and i totally agree. Salvador Is criminally underrated. If the great Willie Pep said himself he was glad Sanchez wasn't around during his time, he'll DEFINITELY shake up a prime J.C. Chavez!
This is one of the best videos that explains chavez’ amazing fighting and defense ability. People that dont know boxing often say chavez would take 3 to land one but any student of the game knows you can barely win a fight like that much less sustain any sort of career in boxing. Truth is chavez never really took much punishment until later in his career. Chavez is one of the best fighters to ever step in the ring and its not crazy to even say he was the very best.
Always did love me some Julio Cesar Chavez!!! For ALL of the reasons you clearly pointed out too! He's a Grand Master Supreme of The Sweet Science!!! He had that Hempcrete Head STILL with ALL of that aggressive defense. I always nicknamed him "Body Shots" because you were never the same in the midsection once he got inside on you😁
@@marvinmartin8801 there is 3 fights with randall. Chavez lost 1 and but won 2 . As far as pernell chavez lost to him but I always ask myself why didn't whitaker took chavez challenge at the lower weight division cuz chavez sucked at 147 .
THIS MAN WAS AMONG THE TOP 3 GREATEST FIGHTERS OF ALL TIME DON'T CARE WHO YOU PUT OR IN WHAT ORDER, CHAVES WAS FOR MILLIONS THE GREATEST BOXERS THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN
skills are not inherited. they are learned. chavez spent a lot of time and extremely hard work developing his skills. jr slacks, and it's really obvious in his fights.
@@rodrigoagag7691 Yup, I got is back-asswards when I wrote it. Man, I liked this guy and Iron Mike, too. So many good boxers of the time....Leonard, Duran, Jones, Hagler, Ali, Frazier....a golden era. I'm so old I've seen 'em come and go....Today, I dunno....my hat's off to Manny and a few others. Hang in there, thanks for correction.
Bro,his fighting skills are in a whole different level. That's crazy!! Damn,no wonder he's a LEGEND. Not just in Mexico but,in the boxing world. Period.
He was a lot like Tyson in his more squared stance and pressure style, but I think Chavez was a lot more patient that Tyson. Tyson would go looking for the KO, whereas Chavez would happily wait for it.
BurtMeister3000 I agree👍🏻 Chavez was more calm and composed. Maybe Chavez didn’t have to deal with the large differences in height, reach and size that usually challenged Tyson?🤔
@@Non-Serviam300 Thats an interesting point. I thought of Tyson as well. Both with amazing head movement, and squared up. I gotta say that Julio's technique repertoire was unique and quite subtle, in my opinion; Whereas the peek-a-boo strikes me as a more straightfoward style. That's my impression though.
Easily one of my top 10 favourite boxes of all time. The man was was technician, and his consistency never let up. It was never my favourite weight division to watch, but watching him was like master class on how boxing is supposed to be done.
It’s good to see ppl appreciate this master at work. We live in a time where ppl troll for fun, or minimize the skills of some fighters constantly throwing shade with negativity. Many of us who got to watch these fights knew it was special but only time and many yrs of training has shown me truly the depth of his skills and greatness. Con mucho respeto🙏🏽👊🏽
Chavez holds the records for most title bouts 37, most title defenses 27, tied with Joe Louis for most Kos in title defenses 23, he beat 31 world champions, longest undefeated streak 89 fights 14 years , and the only fighter crowned P4P by ring magazine 3 consecutive years 90-93. Most wins in the last 100 years 107, most Kos in the last 100 years 86, most in attendance 133k in estadio Azteca vs Haugen. Nobody comes close to having so many records , Mayweather brags about 50-0, Pacquiao about 8 divisions but look at how much more accomplished Chavez is than both of them combined. He is the best to lace them up.
And then, a bunch of young canelo groupies trying to compare that joke to Julio Cesar Chavez Gonzales! Chavez moved up in weight class to fight real weight class fighters. No fixed weights, no abusive clauses, no bullshit! And no cheerleaders! Me oyen Pirulas!..😆
Awesome video!! It's crazy & sad how this great boxer/Man never gets any CREDIT for making history in the WORLD of Boxing!Seems like he's underrated for a dumb reason; Not being from USA! But, still real boxing fans around the WORLD: appreciate & love Julio Cesar Chavez Sr!! Really shows how much heart, time, & effort you put in your break down videos! Thank you for sharing your videos 👍👊😎♥️💯💥!
Hombre veo esos movimientos y son una obra de arte, la mayoría de boxeadores se ponen nerviosos en el In-fight pero para JCC era donde se sentía a gusto. Chocando frente con frente intercambiando golpes, que pedazo de bestia salvaje!!!!!
I just stumbled on your page a few days ago and I can't get enough. I already loved your content before but Julio Cesar Chavez was my dad's and also my favorite growing up, thank you for the holiday present. The production of your videos is top notch, I can't wait for more! My dad and I are fans for sure!
Both had the same promoter don king and got royally screwed. Cesar Chavez said he didn't start makeing millions until he left don king and by then he was way past his prime and titles gained.
@Alejandro Rivero Jr. Hahaha bro, Gayweather has at least 2 losses on his record! One to Chavez Sr's old sparring partner Jose Luis Castillo where he was robbed!
@@OGFrylock haha if you're a newbie if you think Mayweather won the 1st Castillo fight! The 2nd he beat Castillo clearly but the 1st homeboy lost, the announcers were blind too according to you.
Chavez was a ruthless technician. What gets me about chavez is his punching technique, all his punches look neat nothing sloppy his Style is very esthetically pleasing to the eye. I just cant comprehend how people cant just give him props. Since 1950 to present times the two best boxers the two best fighter are chavez an floyd mayweather no one comes close to these two
Please. How can you even mention Mayweather, the runner, when speaking about the best fighter of all time, JulioCesar Chavez, a pressure fighter who never ran on the ring.
especialista en el gancho al higado un cabeceó perfecto movimientos laterales en su tiempo,pegada de brutal ,absorción de golpes sin ningún problema ,inteligente en su plan de pelea ,y una tranquilidad que nunca perdio en cada una de sus peleas incluyendo la de meldrick taylor pasiente hasta el final un fenomeno boxistico como muy pocos
Thank you for this one I was hoping for your breakdown of Chavez for a long time. He's the reason I love Boxing I grew up watching his fights. Now I hope you do a video on Erik morales
That bit about his compact defence losing him points was spot on. Recently I taught a little about compact defence to a friend's son (to correct his overextended parry), but warned him to avoid it when fighting for points. Subtle defences don't use to fare all that well in sports. vov
The most exciting fight (maybe even the most exciting sporting event) I've ever seen in my life was the great fight between Meldrick Taylor and Julio Cesar Chavez. If there is any way you could analyze that fight on this channel, I would be most grateful. I fondly recall sitting in our kitchen with my father and his friends and standing up and cheering at the ending. What a moment!
Great videos as always man. I came back to JCC Sr's because a guy at my gym forces me to become a pressure fighter. Not exactly that, but there are times I will have to feel comfortable on the inside and I like how this right here is a great example of a variety of ways to feel comfortable close to your opponent.
The casuals will say “fought a lot of nobodies “ not realizing that in Mexico the bar is set so high that before you get your first fight in Las Vegas you have to go through at least 20 pros. Not like here where with 10 and 0 your a belt contender and a future promise.
You are correct bro but he indeed fought a lot of nobodies, saying that doesn’t make someone a casual, is the truth, Chavez fought great competition but the vast majority of their fights were against nobodies.
Best boxer in history in my book. To go 89-0 is monstrous, even though he started losing towards the end of his career, it doesn’t take away from that win streak.
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my man,props to you for this breakdown 🤙🤙🤙
Oscar del la hoya next
*do julio ceasar chavez JR next!!!*
so glad you finally did a Chavez video
Do max baer
89 fight win streak. Out of 115 fights he won 107.... This man was no joke in that ring
Unlike the canelo alvarez clown
@@MrMackmonster lol ur funny
@@MrMackmonster lmao nice joke
@@MrMackmonster canelo is a legend wether you like him or not
@@alejandromarmolejo13 Jajajaja calm down Canelo Lover. Your fake idol still gotta show a lot and i mean a lot against real opponents like Mayweather or Cotto and not against clowns... And please dont mention GGG cause he would have knocked him out on his prime time.
There's no other fighter like Chavez Sr. His skills were equalized. Got footwork, head movement, frigtening combs, was a master cutting the ring, had an iron chin, good parries, a letal liver blow, but above all that he got bravery and faced the top fighters of those days. 89 profesional fights without a loss, numbers don't lie.
He woulded beat Floyd & paquiao🥊
@@pdswrld5200 Floyd yes simply because Floyd always had issues with good pressure fighters and Floyd learned his style from his uncle who was waaaaay better than his dad and we watched Chavez Sr destroy Uncle Rog twice lol now Pacquiao would be interesting especially in the championship rounds just think if they allowed 15 round fights again
I think a young Julio would win vs Floyd (side interesting back in 2002 Floyd won a very VERY stolen fight against Jose Luis Castillo. Castillo was CLEARLY better and scored more points but somehow the judges watched another fight and Floyd won. Castillo was Julio's sparring). Floyd would not be that hard for Julio's style... However, Pacquiao is another story, Manny is a more complete package of a boxer than Floyd is and Manny actually took a few tricks from Julio's own playbook, you can trace the DNA of Pacquiao's style to Julio. Hard call but at the end i agree, he would win against both.
Salvador Sanchez could win him
And Mayweather bragging about making 50
When people hear “Mexican Style Boxing” they typically just think that means you’re a brawler and rely on pressure over technique. This video more than proves that Chavez and many other people who emulate his style actually need to have an insane level of technique, finesse and toughness in order to be effective!
you know about boxing
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Ggg is the perfect example but terrible guard and head movement
@@cachifli870 ggg overuses his chin.
@@cachifli870 he aint consistent to the body either
Who else think we need a movie of this man
Existe uma serie, la puedas buscar me parece que se llama el César
@@evsgo95 donde la busco
@@JoseLopez-ge7uc en TH-cam, Google o Netflix no sé si este, saludos
Yes we do
Jose Lopez. Fuck no ! He’s no longer a humble person like he use to be. He’s arrogant and a big mouth.? I grew up watching chavez fights and today’s chavez is a big mouth. And by the way he did avoided some fighters such as terry Norris and Tito Trinidad and. Fernando Vargas. Greetings from cd juarez chihuahua.
That lethal left body shot was one of his signature moves.
That hook was the trade mark, as the upper cut to Tyson
@Ace deuce heard the same with Taylor
Yes, his left hook to the side was the best I ever saw.
The classic Mexican rip
Always a split second of delayed reaction once he landed those liver shots
Finally a TH-cam channel that gives Chavez the respect he deserves. Aka the GOAT 89-0!!!
89-1
He's very far ahead than gayweather 89-0 / 50-0 and he did'nt choose his opponent he is the best of the best boxer of all time!
Wow man thanks!!!
Lmao fought 100 bums. ...couldn't do fuck all once his competition improved. ...name 1 elite fighter he beat ? .....when he was wbc champ at 70-0 why on earth was he fighting people who had 3 fights 0 wins.....and people who had 12 fights 12 losses ? His resume is fukin stacked full of people with beyond shit records ......
@@chrisjenkins5846 meldrick Taylor. Twice.
His defense was so underrated people were impressed with his fighting spirit (who wouldn’t) but it was the little things that he did the separated him from the rest
Chavez really is a gem. One of the most interesting styles in boxing history.
Best inside fighter I’ve seen. Aside from his head movement, he’s one of the very few that catches inside punches with his gloves.
That cover on going lower than low opponents and standing them back up was masterful...
Wow. That was an amazing breakdown. I've watched lots of Chavez's fight and I never realized how good he was defensively until now. Chavez always seemed like a brick wall that just couldn't be hurt by punching it. I always chalked up a lot of Chavez winning to him being an insanely tough counterpuncher who would absorb his opponent's damage and then begin a relentless counter assault. Now I realize there was much more going on than what I was seeing.
Thanks Captain Obvious
@@Bobbles2001 thanks massive dickhead
@@Bobbles2001 You're welcome good citizen... OBVIOUSLY!
@@Bobbles2001 Smh
Archerfish Johns lol. A little cringe ik
¡El gran campeón mexicano!
I was about to type that lol
Un punto por debajo de, Sal Sánchez.
jesus the gamer salvador sanchez fue un hubiera duro poco tiempo y su muerte en su momento cuspide lo hizo una leyenda y jc chavez fue una realidad mas solido y mas tecnico que sanchez.pero deja y te digo que ruben olivarez era mejor peleador que sanchez y que chavez.
@@nefilehi9531 No. Olivares no fue mejor que Chávez. Él era buen fajador, pero le pegaban mucho. Chavez, un maestro en la defensa y el ataqué, mucho más completo.
Roberto Martinez olivares fue mejor peleador que chavez pero chavez es mui superior a olivares en boxeo,no es lo mismo pelear que boxear chavez tenia una de las mejores tecnicas de boxeo adentro en corto adentro ariiva abajo.pero olivares era un peleadoraso sin entrenar y con vicios.otro fuera de serie.
Julio was a true master boxer/fighter.
He’s easily one of the most under appreciated defensive fighters ever
I'm a white boy from Texas but wear Mexican gloves and have my style around Julio (his squared up stance works well in MMA). Legend!!!!!
Oh ok
Im a Russian American from Colorado and I love to implement Mexican boxing into pendulum step
i bet you do mexican vaquero too . saludos
lol me too im white as shit but my whole style is similar to mike, duran, julio, pacquiao, tank, and loma bc of my body type. Im short and stocky
@@VeryGemmyRussians are tough sons of bitches
My favorite boxer of all time. I watched his fights back in the 90s I just loved how he always moved forward hunting his opponents
My favorite boxer is Salvador Sanchez, the best Mexican boxer ever.
This was the best breakdown of Chavez I have ever seen. This guy was unbelievable. But his partying lifestyle combined with his back issues caught up with him. I still put him in the top 10 of all time fighters.
He nearly made 100 wins without loses. That’s pretty damn far into a career. I’d say the partying may have hurt him but he made his point heard.
@@josue24 Hey he parties hard and he fights hard, that's a good fucking life right there!
The back issues is something Tyson talked about that pushed him into retirement. Like Chavez he moved his upper half a lot a lot of rotation etc. hard on the back.
My favorite boxer as a kid! Love the breakdown!
Dude was the true GOAT. He fought everybody. Every fight was a thriller. Always going for the KO. No running bs.
His fight with Armando Flores was something else!
Cassius Clay and Floyd. All day.
@@loosie.goosie lmaooo what?
@@angelocarantino4803 Facts. Both are better on paper and have a better eye test. Floyd fought better competition.
@@loosie.goosie floyd cherry picked and stayed defensive the whole time. If were talking undefeated, that goes to rocky marciano. Best defensive thats for willie pep. Best counter fighter id give it to a peek a boo artist like tyson. Floyd wasnt terrible but he dang sure aint the goat 😅
My father loves this fighter. I’m gonna recap some things he talked about, because I feel they add to this already excellent analysis.
First he talked about a match against a young inexperienced mexican boxer. Talented and promising, but outmatched. In that fight it was like Chavez didn’t go all out. He got his points, he won easily, but he didn’t make his opponent look helpless or pathetic, there was a sense of ... mildness? about him.
Second fight my dad talked about was much more serious. And he described the insane pressure that Chavez could deliver. But the way my father told it, it didn’t come pouring non-stop. Instead Chavez would switch it on and off. Fighting conservatively, collecting points, not quite hanging back but not fighting all-out for a few seconds ... or half a round. And then, sometimes when his opponent tried to go on the offensive and sometimes with no discernible trigger, he would deliver these periods of furious pressure. For long or short periods of time. At the end of the fight his opponent was almost completely demoralized. Just shelling up and and trying to survive the next assault, or waiting for it to start, but psychologically unable to even try to do something constructive of his own.
Third thing that impressed my father was the post fight interview. Chavez was answering questions about the fight, or the future or youth boxing or something. And he was completely calm and rational. Drying himself with a towel and talking about stuff, like he had just stepped off a treadmill. That is insane: fighters who come out of the ring are juiced on adrenaline. No matter how smart they are, you can still see it in their eyes, hear it in their voice, they were fighting moments ago and words are harder than usual. But Chavez- nothing.
Chavez Jr. Should've watched this video 😂
Before that he should step on some lego parts to gain pain tolerance.
@@NyangisKhan he took a beating from Canelo i think he can take the pain. he just wanted the check/money
He knows how to do all of this, he is missing the will/desire to be great
HAHAHHAHAHA. He is beasy in his world.
Jr was actually doing an outstanding job.
But he quit.
He is the embodiment of the "Mexican Warlord" when it comes to boxing.
And Jr is the embodiment of the "Mexican warlord's son who cries after stepping on a lego" when it comes to boxing.
@Y2kSd4 no, that's assassin. Its Señor de las guerrillas
That would be the great Salvador Sanchez
@@rodrigoalexismoradossantos8024 I just learned about this guy and he gives chaves a run for his money. Unfortunaly he is soo underrated
@@gustavomondragon9767 yes sir! A man who knows his boxing! Most respect to you and i totally agree. Salvador Is criminally underrated. If the great Willie Pep said himself he was glad Sanchez wasn't around during his time, he'll DEFINITELY shake up a prime J.C. Chavez!
This is one of the best videos that explains chavez’ amazing fighting and defense ability.
People that dont know boxing often say chavez would take 3 to land one but any student of the game knows you can barely win a fight like that much less sustain any sort of career in boxing. Truth is chavez never really took much punishment until later in his career.
Chavez is one of the best fighters to ever step in the ring and its not crazy to even say he was the very best.
Always did love me some Julio Cesar Chavez!!! For ALL of the reasons you clearly pointed out too! He's a Grand Master Supreme of The Sweet Science!!! He had that Hempcrete Head STILL with ALL of that aggressive defense. I always nicknamed him "Body Shots" because you were never the same in the midsection once he got inside on you😁
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Chávez needs a Netflix series. One of the greatest of all time
Ya existe.
solid steel chin combined with the mexican style of boxing
Show the Chavez vs Frankie Randall fights. Lol
Show the Chavez vs Whitaker fight. Lol
@@marvinmartin8801 there is 3 fights with randall. Chavez lost 1 and but won 2 . As far as pernell chavez lost to him but I always ask myself why didn't whitaker took chavez challenge at the lower weight division cuz chavez sucked at 147 .
@@marvinmartin8801 of course was old like gamboa
@@DanielLopez-nk8wy lol gamboa joton
JCC is one of those fighters you appreciate more the more time goes on. His type of relentless pressure is rare to come by.
What a GOAT! Fought the toughest fights! No bs! No running! Pure heart and determination. Earned the respect of every fighter in his time.
The guy fought 21 fighters with 10+ losses at the time of the fight, one guy had 29 losses. I’m boxing terms, those guys are called “tomato cans”.
No running lmao
Holy head movement! This man looked like he was playing with his opponents half the time LOL.
Insane he was
That's because he WAS playing with his opponents
THIS MAN WAS AMONG THE TOP 3 GREATEST FIGHTERS OF ALL TIME DON'T CARE WHO YOU PUT OR IN WHAT ORDER, CHAVES WAS FOR MILLIONS THE GREATEST BOXERS THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN
For sure!!!
No wonder he shook his head in disbelief after his sons latest contest
He didnt do it because of that dumbas
@@robertosanchez6803 jr aint shit dont defend him
Not his dad
Yeah jr a bitch
skills are not inherited. they are learned.
chavez spent a lot of time and extremely hard work developing his skills.
jr slacks, and it's really obvious in his fights.
Jim Lampley said it, "at his best, no one could beat Chavez."
Again, a really excellent analysis. Mike Tyson used a lot of the movements the JCC used.
And ggg
You mean jcc used a lot of mike Tyson’s movements
@@rodrigoagag7691 Yup, I got is back-asswards when I wrote it. Man, I liked this guy and Iron Mike, too. So many good boxers of the time....Leonard, Duran, Jones, Hagler, Ali, Frazier....a golden era. I'm so old I've seen 'em come and go....Today, I dunno....my hat's off to Manny and a few others. Hang in there, thanks for correction.
R07y 434 No he actually said it correctly JCC is 4 years older than Mike Tyson and started his professional boxing career 5 years before Mike Tyson.
@@rigo.acosta For sure GGG!
He was 89-0 at some point INSANE.
Buck Smith was 183-20-2. Even more insane.
@@loosie.goosie nop because whats was his score before losing his first fight?
He is the definition of a complete Boxer..
He was the best inside fighter i've ever seen!
Duran. But Chavez was best pressure fighter ever imo.
Also checkout Henry Armstrong and Archie Moore, legendary infighters
@@nodo7575 nah Duran got hit clean when he does that chavez is the best infighter never got hit good Duran boxes better tho
@@Bryan-bd5kc agreed !
He was so good at spotting openings in his opponents.
Boxing Experts: Meldrick Taylor is the next “Sugar” Ray Leonard
Julio César Chávez: I’m gonna end this man’s whole Career
Bro,his fighting skills are in a whole different level. That's crazy!! Damn,no wonder he's a LEGEND. Not just in Mexico but,in the boxing world. Period.
The boxing world dogs this guy. He’s so overlooked and it just suck. His shoulder game alone.
@@geneevans7885 nah. He's known internationally. But it doesn't matter. Those who know real boxing, real fighting, they know about this LEGEND.
Mexico’s Greatest Champion No Doubt. He was a favorite of mine even though he beat 2 of my country men who were Great in their own right. 😎👍🏼🥊
Kinda reminds me of Tyson. Chavez’ punch percentage was phenomenal.
Yeah, I thought exactly that. The head movement, low stance, quick lateral turns and vicious relentless offence.
More of a wrestler maybe.
He was a lot like Tyson in his more squared stance and pressure style, but I think Chavez was a lot more patient that Tyson. Tyson would go looking for the KO, whereas Chavez would happily wait for it.
BurtMeister3000 I agree👍🏻 Chavez was more calm and composed. Maybe Chavez didn’t have to deal with the large differences in height, reach and size that usually challenged Tyson?🤔
@@Non-Serviam300 Thats an interesting point.
I thought of Tyson as well. Both with amazing head movement, and squared up. I gotta say that Julio's technique repertoire was unique and quite subtle, in my opinion; Whereas the peek-a-boo strikes me as a more straightfoward style. That's my impression though.
@@BurtMeister He did it for the hunt..
Always remember my dad and his friends going crazy watching this Chavez fight
And lots of beer too 😁😁😁😁
107-6 is an impressive record this guy is a legendary champion
This was amazing. Hope you can do either Ricardo "Finito" Lopez or Salvador Sanchez.
He already did Sanchez.
I agree Ricardo "Finito" Lopez should also be studied. Balance power, hands always up. The man is the textbook image of a boxer. Even a boxer-puncher
@@larrycorey3021 he lost against the Bufalo guy. But Bufalo lost the rematch.
@@markgarduno4597 he lost? It was a draw, and thats because rosendo was not a bufalo he was a pig
What about La Chiquita Gonzales
Easily one of my top 10 favourite boxes of all time. The man was was technician, and his consistency never let up. It was never my favourite weight division to watch, but watching him was like master class on how boxing is supposed to be done.
It’s good to see ppl appreciate this master at work. We live in a time where ppl troll for fun, or minimize the skills of some fighters constantly throwing shade with negativity. Many of us who got to watch these fights knew it was special but only time and many yrs of training has shown me truly the depth of his skills and greatness. Con mucho respeto🙏🏽👊🏽
I have never clicked on a video faster. Thank you so much for making this
You can see how much influence he had on fighters like Pacman, Roy jones, Loma, Mikey Garcia etc...
Blasphemy, Roy never fought like Chavez. Lima doesn’t fight like him ether.
Loma is overrated.
And me but nobody knows that.
@@loosie.goosie your pussy is overrated
Never noticed he used his head to open up guards and push opponent's heads up...genius!
Chavez holds the records for most title bouts 37, most title defenses 27, tied with Joe Louis for most Kos in title defenses 23, he beat 31 world champions, longest undefeated streak 89 fights 14 years , and the only fighter crowned P4P by ring magazine 3 consecutive years 90-93. Most wins in the last 100 years 107, most Kos in the last 100 years 86, most in attendance 133k in estadio Azteca vs Haugen. Nobody comes close to having so many records , Mayweather brags about 50-0, Pacquiao about 8 divisions but look at how much more accomplished Chavez is than both of them combined. He is the best to lace them up.
And then, a bunch of young canelo groupies trying to compare that joke to Julio Cesar Chavez Gonzales!
Chavez moved up in weight class to fight real weight class fighters. No fixed weights, no abusive clauses, no bullshit!
And no cheerleaders!
Me oyen Pirulas!..😆
@@jomi9858nomas la pura neta! Ahuevo.
@@Pedro-hg4go asi es! Mi compa!
Watched the first 8+ minutes of this thinking "Chavez looked like he studied Henry Armstrong," and then the narrator drops his name. 👍
Saddler,Benton,Marciano, but then it wouldn’t be Mexican style. It would be American style.
JULIO CÉSAR CHÁVEZ MEANS EL CESAR DEL BOXEO THE KING 🤴 THE NUMBER ONE ☝️ ✊✊💯✊🥊🇲🇽✊💯
Awesome video!! It's crazy & sad how this great boxer/Man never gets any CREDIT for making history in the WORLD of Boxing!Seems like he's underrated for a dumb reason; Not being from USA! But, still real boxing fans around the WORLD: appreciate & love Julio Cesar Chavez Sr!! Really shows how much heart, time, & effort you put in your break down videos! Thank you for sharing your videos 👍👊😎♥️💯💥!
Hombre veo esos movimientos y son una obra de arte, la mayoría de boxeadores se ponen nerviosos en el In-fight pero para JCC era donde se sentía a gusto. Chocando frente con frente intercambiando golpes, que pedazo de bestia salvaje!!!!!
The best boxer of all times. As simple as that.
Ben, this is truly your calling in life. Nobody and I mean nobody does it better 🥊
The greatest boxer of all time
nope
Lol ok
Stop the bs
A top 5 for sure
Nah.
This guy would barely train later in his career. Still dominated.
He also started partying too much and he would still beat everyone. He would have been over 100-0 if he would have been on top of his game
The best breakdown of JCC. Thank you!!
Really reminds me of Armstrong!
Who is amstrong?
Henry Armstrong
Homicide hank
Que paso Ruso? Sigues en Mexico?
@@mariogonzalez5107 x2
I just stumbled on your page a few days ago and I can't get enough. I already loved your content before but Julio Cesar Chavez was my dad's and also my favorite growing up, thank you for the holiday present. The production of your videos is top notch, I can't wait for more! My dad and I are fans for sure!
I was one of the guys who asked you for this video.
Thanks man
Chavez was like a Mexican Mike Tyson with his head movement
Haha yea.
Both had the same promoter don king and got royally screwed. Cesar Chavez said he didn't start makeing millions until he left don king and by then he was way past his prime and titles gained.
No, Tyson was like a gringo Chávez with his head movement
Chaves was better than Mike tyson it's actually Mike tyson was the american chavez
Is the other way around
VIVA MEXICO!!! SR. JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ💯.UNA LEYENDA VIVIENTE!!!
"Punish the body and the head will fall on it's own"
One of the goats
If I remember well, the exact quote is "kill the body and the mind will die". What i am sure is that it was said by trainer Eddie Futch.
The best fighter Who Had Given México Did'nt Think Someone Reach His Level 👊
I’ve been waiting for a video about jcs
Best inside fighter of all time.
Hey thanks for this comprehensive review,ive been studying head movement and Chavez is a legend in that department.
You should break down The Thunder meets Lightning fight between Chavez vs Taylor and The Toyko Showdown between Tyson vs Douglas both Legendary fights
Chavez senior to me is wayyy better than Mayweather
Man he is the best 89-0
Cartel Trapz haha no
@Alejandro Rivero Jr. Hahaha bro, Gayweather has at least 2 losses on his record! One to Chavez Sr's old sparring partner Jose Luis Castillo where he was robbed!
@@Johnny_Chingas13 you don't know how to score a fight 😂😂
@@OGFrylock haha if you're a newbie if you think Mayweather won the 1st Castillo fight! The 2nd he beat Castillo clearly but the 1st homeboy lost, the announcers were blind too according to you.
Chavez was a ruthless technician. What gets me about chavez is his punching technique, all his punches look neat nothing sloppy his Style is very esthetically pleasing to the eye. I just cant comprehend how people cant just give him props. Since 1950 to present times the two best boxers the two best fighter are chavez an floyd mayweather no one comes close to these two
Dudes damn near deified in mexico i think hes very well rated lol
Please. How can you even mention Mayweather, the runner, when speaking about the best fighter of all time, JulioCesar Chavez, a pressure fighter who never ran on the ring.
That's an insult comparing Julio to Mayweather
especialista en el gancho al higado un cabeceó perfecto movimientos laterales en su tiempo,pegada de brutal ,absorción de golpes sin ningún problema ,inteligente en su plan de pelea ,y una tranquilidad que nunca perdio en cada una de sus peleas incluyendo la de meldrick taylor pasiente hasta el final un fenomeno boxistico como muy pocos
Thank you for this one I was hoping for your breakdown of Chavez for a long time. He's the reason I love Boxing I grew up watching his fights.
Now I hope you do a video on Erik morales
I grew up in the 80's and believed Chavez would never get beaten!
Entre varias virtudes, Julio tenía un increíble e impresionante sentido de la distancia.
¡Salud Campeón!
Chavez is one of boxing geniuses.
Truly a student and master of the art.
Much respect!
Just got here afther seeing the tweet news. Must feel amazing when the actual boxers apreciate your work about them.
JCC is a true master when it comes to boxing, his technique was impressive and his endurance was rarely matched. Thanks for the videos
Brilliant video 👍🏼chavez is the reason I got into boxing as kid and have been a fan of the game for almost 30 years
He’s the definition of what real boxing is
That bit about his compact defence losing him points was spot on. Recently I taught a little about compact defence to a friend's son (to correct his overextended parry), but warned him to avoid it when fighting for points. Subtle defences don't use to fare all that well in sports. vov
Nice breakdown brother 💪🏻💪🏻🥊🥊
Hell yes! I remember asking for this on one of your last uploads! Thanks for listening!
I remember his fight with Mayweather, he just ran through Mayweather's philly shell defense with ease. Absolute LEGEND 🛐
Excellent video and technique breakdown. Chavez lost only when he was way past his prime.
Idc what anybody says, this man isn’t one of the best Mexican boxers ever, he’s one of the best boxers to ever live.
This will one day be a so underrated coment...
Legend
His fights never disappointed. He’s gave what the crowd wanted.
The most exciting fight (maybe even the most exciting sporting event) I've ever seen in my life was the great fight between Meldrick Taylor and Julio Cesar Chavez. If there is any way you could analyze that fight on this channel, I would be most grateful.
I fondly recall sitting in our kitchen with my father and his friends and standing up and cheering at the ending. What a moment!
I'm loving this! Just wondering if your gonna do more breakdowns? Your Duran/Sugar breakdown is still the best fight narration I've ever heard.
Excellent analysis, thank you! I grew up watching this guy but I had no idea his style was so complex. Loving your channel, man. Keep it up. Cheers
When asked about Chavez's strong attributes, Roger Mayweather said "the chin".
Great videos as always man. I came back to JCC Sr's because a guy at my gym forces me to become a pressure fighter. Not exactly that, but there are times I will have to feel comfortable on the inside and I like how this right here is a great example of a variety of ways to feel comfortable close to your opponent.
by far the best martial arts channel on YT
The casuals will say “fought a lot of nobodies “ not realizing that in Mexico the bar is set so high that before you get your first fight in Las Vegas you have to go through at least 20 pros. Not like here where with 10 and 0 your a belt contender and a future promise.
You are correct bro but he indeed fought a lot of nobodies, saying that doesn’t make someone a casual, is the truth, Chavez fought great competition but the vast majority of their fights were against nobodies.
Best boxer in history in my book. To go 89-0 is monstrous, even though he started losing towards the end of his career, it doesn’t take away from that win streak.
4min to this vid I said. Hey this guy must have been Lomachenko's inspiration and next thing you know my hunch was right. Lol
Did he say Chavez was his inspiration?
@@soyplebe7 This wasn't Lomas inspiration but I can tell you who was.
The narrator is so Good at Describing fighters style