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- Very nice Documentary about the Brown Bomber___________________________________________________________________________________________Tags: joe louis for all time documentary sugar ray robinson jake lamotta gene fullmer bobo olson randy turpin carmen basilio jack dempsey tunney joe frazier ken norton larry holmes phil donahue show boxing best tribute video highlight compilation mike tyson oscar de la hoya floyd mayweather manny pacquiao dereck chisora face off wladimir klitschko klitchko nonito donaire vitali lennox lewis louis leonard john l sullivan marvin hart sam langford corbett james bob fitzsimmons jack dempsey jess willard
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There was something perfect in the way joe Louis put his punches together
Saw him on TV the last day of his life. He was ringside at Larry Holmes / Trevor Berbick fight at Ceasers Palace. He got a long standing ovation. It was hard to tell if he could truly comprehend it. I'd like to think that he could to some degree. I saw his grave at Arlington. It just says LOUIS, THE BROWN BOMBER, WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION 1937-1949. Nothing more needs to be said.
he the greatest
I love that Max Schmeling paid for his funeral. Max was never a nazi, he was just unfortunate to be a German during that time. Max loved Joe and always had a soft spot in his heart for him.
Overall this is the best boxing documentary ever put together, IMO. I first saw it in 1988. Beautifully tells the story of Joe Louis. It pulls no punches. Amazing, even shows Joe as a pro wrestler, broke, hooked on drugs, his friendship with Sinatra, and my God the supreme talent and skill he demonstrated in the boxing ring. It can be argued back and forth forever, yet to me nobody and I mean nobody can beat the Joe Loiuis who destroyed Schmeling in one round. Unbeatable that night. Accurate, fast, heavy handed punching, boxing like it is to be written in the textbook of punching. Best knockout artist P4P, any weight, all time, IMO - is JOE LOUIS.
This Hero represented America in the midst of it darkest years and will always be the Champion For All Time! Joe Louis!
This docu dont pull no punches, I always felt so sorry for joe for the social environment of his era, what a champion he was guy was on top of that he was made of iron and hit like a truck.
Schmeling was a good guy too, truly the golden era of boxing.
Louis is the best ever in my opinion in the heavyweight ranks
Agree. I think American writers and experts of his time (and even now) are being UNFAIR in labeling his competition as weak, especially the so called bum of the month club. These guys are ranked fighters before/during/after they met Joe Louis, so how the hell they're bums? Manny Pacquiao fought the likes of Chris Algieri, Jeff Horn and Lucas Matthysse but wasn't criticized of facing bums.
@@ralphdupas6179 oh the name is a misnomer. he made world champs look like bums on his come up. he made top 5 ranked contenders look like bums.
@@cheetoyeeto1232 it ain't. honestly, Algieri, Horn, Vargas are not bums. give me a break. i am not hating on Manny. this is just the truth. PACQUIAO would fight bums and still get away with it. While Louis will fight top quality oppositions and got critism.
@@cheetoyeeto1232 and look at his record at 147. the only top 5 147 he fought is Cotto, Mayweather and Thurman. The rest are not even a boxing bodies ranked fighter let alone The Ring/TBRB ranked fighters or got dubious rankings.
Joe Louis was a brave man...especially in his day...
That's how I first learned about Joe Louis the brown bomber from my grandfather when I was a kid....he talked about him a lot when I was a kid.... He didn't run off at the mouth he did all his talking in the ring...RIP champ...
Still the best documentary on Louis in my opinion.
Joe Louis was 1 OF an kind.
a credit to the human race. RIP champ
A credit to his race the human race
Hes a credit to his race, the black race. Foh with that 💩, you people did not accept him back then, why accept him now?
😂😂😂😂 Too many drinks at this bar
Heard my grandfather and grandmother talked in reverence over the Brown Bomber Joe Louis!!!!!! One of the greats
I heard his name but now I know the person truly one of the best in the sport of boxing what a legacy.
A Beautiful Man.
My god does this present world need more of them.
R.I.P.
1love
Joe Louis was a great boxer and an even greater human being!
This was a wonderful documentary on the Brown Bomber!!!
Imagine the pressure he felt, he wasn't just fighting for himself he was fighting for freedom for black people. He had a whole race depending on him it takes a special person to do that the way he did.
He was fighting for the country🇺🇸
He fought mainly for us blacks. I forgot who he lost his first fight to, but he was so hurt. He said to his trainers that he felt he let all his black people down when he lost
GOAT
I Love Joe Louis forever! Such a wonderful beautiful person.
Rest in peace Joe Lewis one of the greatest boxers in history
Louis. Louis. As in Saint. Think 'Saint of Boxing' and you won't forget it.
BWAHAHAHAHA! It's LOUIS.
Let me guess - Republican?
@@flyingdutchman913 You're tolerant; obviously a fan of CNN.
The greatest fighter ever.
Joe Louis, my favorite boxer of all time!
I mean yea he had a good left & right hook but Joe Louis was highly overrated , almost every fight he getting knocked dwn
@@mr.rightnow240mostly only flash knockdowns and def not every fight
@@mr.rightnow240 he went 8 years without getting knocked down 🤣
joe louis was the man
He was a great man and a great champion. RIP Joe 🙏
THIS IS THE BEST DOCUMENTARY ON JOE LOUIS ...
I first saw this on TV on A and E one late night in 1988. I was surprised at how well they did this. I think part of it is that Joe was such a kind man people really did love him and when producers did the daunting task of getting info about him and his life (including family, friends, those involved in his boxing career and very personal things about him) people that knew him were very eager and willing to help them. There is a mountain of facts and stories about his boxing life and his personal life in this film made soon after he died. It is really remarkable. Hats off to these producers and those involved in putting this film together.
Outstanding. It brought tears to my eyes.
Same Here.
This guy was the truly the best of all time. I don't understand why ppl say Ali is the best... is it because he said so? Nah! Ali wasn't it. Joe was the best
This is my hero Joe Louis Forever
Then when Joe Louis wanted too retire as a Boxer after World War II; the Government came knocking claiming, that He owed the Government Back Taxes.
Joe had thought during the War an his Fighting year's, his Accountants were paying his Bills including Taxes.
That's why Joe had to come out of retirement and fight again.
I think Joe Louis was so Handsome in his prime in the 1940's..
Top of the heap. RIP Mr. Lewis
Amazing life, great achievements and most defiantly one of the greatest boxers ever. RIP Joe Louis.
Great documentary on Louis. I really enjoyed it.
It showed us his great boxing ability, I just hate how the government used and abused him!! It was like he was between a rock and a hard place..People tricked and cheated him out of hella money!! Forced him to do shyt that didn't benefit him period..THE ENTIRE GOVERNMENT DID JOE LOUIS REAL DIRTY!!
Joe Louis was truly one for the ages!!! in his prime, he was the best heavyweight champion ever!!!!
No he was not.... A real uncle Tom
@@waynemarshall8836 You should be ashamed of yourself. Go look up what Joe did while in the army to help fellow black soldiers.
J Bond no I haven’t got time fool
@@waynemarshall8836 It be our own people tearing each other down. Thats why we cant get no where. I hope you grow up from your ignorance.
J Bond im 12 years old
the greatest athlete
Joe Louis was the most powerful and fastest punching heavyweight boxer in ring history. His great hand speed, especially in combination, was awesome to behold. He had a powerful jab, threw every punch perfectly and with wasteless accuracy. His right cross, thrown short and straight, was sheer dynamite. The "Brown Bomber" never ducked anyone as his record 25 title defenses attests to. Of those 25 successful defenses, 21 were won by knockout, 17 of those were ten counts! 5 in the first round! He also knocked out six men who held the Heavyweight Championship of the World. From 1934 to 1949, when he first retired as champion, his record was 60-1 with 51 knockouts. He held the Heavyweight Championship for a record of nearly 12 years. Joe Louis was and still is the GREATEST heavyweight in history! Screw your opinions I have a college degree; My boxing history goes before John L Sullivan stupid!
+William Zhou No comparison. Ali would of beaten any boxer. I rank Jack Johnson second, after Ali as the greatest heavyweight. Then Rocky and Joe Louis I ranked number 5 greatest heavyweight.
+William Zhou
Throughout Heavyweight history, there may have been a few harder punchers and better boxers than Louis, but he combined them perfectly. That is something that cannot be said about any other Heavyweight Champ in history. He could adjust and adapt to any type of style he was confronted with. It was suicide to move towards him, and no way any fighter could beat him by running from him. He was dangerous inside and outside, he could win by slugging and trading, and had the ring savvy to out think and Box his opponent. Louis was the consummate Boxer-Puncher.
I'll admit Joe was the great champion that people say he was. He wasted no punches, was methodical, meticulous. He's in my top three: Ali, Louis, Johnson.
Rip champ. Louis was awesome
Joe was the man.
one of the greatest americans ever.
Yes indeed.
WOW..What an EXCELLENT Documentary. Can't believe missed this doc all this years. Big, Big Joe Louis Fan and this is simply Phenomenal. Well made, lots of unseen before videos and pictures for myself. Thank you so much for sharing. Subbed.
I Happen to have Enormous Respect for Joe Louis, he was As far as I'm concerned, The Greatest Heavyweight Champion (All Due Respect to Muhammad Ali) But Joe did So much for America, he was in the Military During WW 2, Part of his Primary years, NOT to mention Joe,God Bless His Soul,,,Donated many of his Boxing Purse Earnings to The War Effort. Witch males me Extremely Mad At Our Country for what Our Country Made Joe Pay Taxes that he was said to have Owed.
After Sgt Joe Barrow Louis done for The U.S. Our America ???
During A War, ,,,WW 2 !!!!
Thank you Joe Louis Sir,
For Your Generousity
Joe Louis 🙏🌹
R.I.P. SIR
Thanks for uploading this please don't ever take it down
Truely the greatest of all time
I really enjoyed this documentary on Joe Louis I knew a little bit about him like the fights he had against max shmellin and Billy Conn during world war 2 but this biography really taught me what kind of person he really was in heart to everyone it wasn't about race with him although people judged him for it he...He was extraordinarily humble to... I also believe that he was definitely a credit and symbol for African Americans at that time.... Rest peacefully champ!!!
Joe louis will always be the best heavyweight champion
"Whom would you rather fight Joe, Braddock or Schmeling?" - "Braddock would be much easier and the Championship too". Here Joe shows great respect to Max.
THE GREATEST SHAME OF ALL TIMES, THE DEFAMED *I.R.S., ( LONG LIVE FOR THE HONORABLE, *JOE LOUIS, THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO).
If Joe Louis was in his prime against Rocky I think he would've gave Rocky his only lost.
He was a German citizen who had no choice under Hitler. He had a jewish trainer and was not a Nazi. He was sent as a regular soldier.
Max was a pawn for his government. At least given that Louis showed him love in his own dark times says a lot. Flesh and blood isn’t the real evil out there. We all can be pawns for righteousness or pawns for darkness. There were many an officer and members in that party who were devastated and destroyed when they discovered really what the Nazis were.
I'm proud of Joe Louis.
Man, I would have loved to meet this man. RIP Brown Bomber.
R I P MY HERO !
Heard about him through the men in my family, He was a sight for sore eyes especially for the people of color, during some of the darkest time in history of his people. Rest Easy Mr Lewis ☮️
What an amazing documentary, so enjoyed this, and learned a few things too.
Excellent post. One of the five times great of all times
JOE LOUIS. The greatest knockout artist in boxing history. Many, many other great boxers on that list. All are behind this fellow, in my opinion. Joe Louis was trained by Jack Blackburn. Terrific trainer. He and Louis worked together long and hard in the gym perfecting the art of Joe's punching. Nobody ever put his punches together in a more devastating fashion than Joe Louis.
A sharpshooter with dynamite in his blows; throwing them at his opponents in rapid fire combination - seemingly at will. Flawless. Want to learn how to correctly throw a jab, hook, straight right hand, overhand right, uppercuts, body shots, etc.? Watch Joe Louis. A hard hitting heavyweight with perfect delivery of his blows. Louis is the definition of a textbook puncher; a truly superb knockout artist. Indeed, the best ever.
1:26:36
I swear he buried half his arm in Schmelling's side, and Schmelling was no walk in the park
Actually that's considered to be Moore. Tyson for heavyweights.
@@tacticalix Louis was voted by Ring Magazine as the greatest knockout artist, ever. Moore has the most knockout victories of any boxer in boxing history, but Louis put his punches together even better. Once he hurt you, you would not hear the final bell.
Tyson is a great puncher, but I think Foreman is the better ko puncher. Marciano also a great ko artist. Young Mike Tyson was, also. No doubt about it. Liston, too. Lennox right hand. Shavers, never a world champ, is probably the hardest puncher, ever. Holmes, Ali, Norton, Lyle, Caldwell,, etc, ...they sll ssy it. Shavers and Max Baer and maybe a few others ranked hardest punchers, ever. Tyson could be on list, also. He was so fast he hit you hard and you never even saw it coming. That is the surest way to get a knockout.
@@nycinstyle We all have our own opinions. I expressed mine. Ring magazine expressed theirs; and now you yours. Have a good day.
Great man...period!!!!!
It's a damn shame that one of the Best Heavyweights of all Times, died pennyless, and I believe he owed THE IRS... Nowadays, Heavyweights that could not carry Joe's Jockstrap, make 8 digit purses!
In 1960, the IRS said:
we have gotten all we can financially out of Mr Lewis and they decided to cancel his debt.
@@frankpaya690 the IRS had robbed Joe by then, when Joe went to he service he donated all his purses to military relief charities and the government dogged him like that, they should've set up a non-profit charity in his honor.
@@frankpaya690 When he was dead or just getting There
When are they going to make a movie about joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson
The greatest heavyweight of all time
Да, что и говорить Легенда номер1 в мире, больше такого не будет ни когда, всем, всем, тогдашним, боксерам, до, Джо Луис, очень и очень далеко таким, как перечислить или сами догадаетесь, таким как Али, Фрезер, МАРЧИАНО, Формен, Хллифилд, Мур, Льюис, Тайсон, Холмс, Мурер, и многие, многие, другие, далеко, всем до него.
Ali GOAT
@@johnfrawley4518"I used to tease Joe Louis by reminding him that I was the greatest of all time. But Joe Louis was the greatest heavyweight fighter ever."
~Muhammad Ali
Thank you for uploading this exemplary doc.
This is one classy man !!
Great video, Guy(s). Much appreciate your upload.
Billy Conn-what a fighter
A legand and a true class act champion
Awesome documentary 👍
Ever THE Champ.
How illustrative!
Boxing masterpiece
thank you for this video
awesome. alot of footage i never seen before. thanks
Imagine Louis 2day but 220'
When I have my son he will be name "Joe Louis My Surname"
The best
My favorite fighter of all time
Ray Arcel said it best. R.I.P Champ!
joe louis and ali were ONE of the greatest louis was just more original ali was exiting and flashy
Joe Louis is the greatest of all time, screw Cassius Clay
Screw yo moma
My Great Uncle, Kingfish Levinsky and my grandmother, Leapin Lena are in your film. She was just nominated for The International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame.She passed away when I was just 4 yrs. old and this was the first time I've heard her speak and saw my father when he was young behind her. By any chance would you have any other footage of them?
I can’t believe someone in high office wouldn’t step in and sort out his tax issues, especially since they were based on his blessed generosity… Rest In Peace Joe.❤
Bravoooooo joe luis
Einer der größten, wenn nicht der größte Boxer aller Zeiten !!!!! Warum wirkte er immer so traurig ????
Jupp nieessen he was forced to compress his emotions, read about the rules he had to follow outside of the ring
Great Documentary
Max Baer Was a riot. He saw all of Harlem coming at him, lol
The best heavyweight.
Jersey Joe got robbed in the first fight. But, you can not beat the champ without a knockout (unwritten rule).
To bad u dont have a clue what u are talking about
59:10 woah!
You can never tell me that there isn't a Lord named JESUS CHRIST , BECAUSE I KNOW THAT HE MADE JOE LEWIS ❤
The greatest boxer in the world history Ali in second place
A Boxing Note:
1. Braddock took everything Joe had and pushed Joe to the floor.
2. The next round Joe's "radial" punches caught up with Braddock.
3. At 28: 23...You can see clearly Braddock slowed down tremendously
- less than (1/2) his speed - that he showed in the previous round.
In fact he slightly stumbled coming out for the next round.
His feet were becoming to feel heavy.
4. This is the subsequent effect of a "radial punch".
Point:
Braddock was "put away". TKO by Lewis!
All the best,
There was no push..
A clean knockdown by Braddock
@@hedwegg after getting caught flush
Joe The Brown Bomber Louis. The GOAT.
Great Footage!
Joseph "Joe" Louis RIP. Legends of the Boxing ring will forever be remembered with honor, respect and glory. Louis, the Legendary heavyweight Brown Bomber of Lafayette, Alabama, standing at a tall 6ft-2 with a total of 70 fights, 66 Big Wins and 52 awesome KOs with a loss that he avenged and two others under well worthy foes like the Great Rocky Marciano, as well as a single no-contest of a fight is one of the best and the best from his era. Louis also managed to produced 6 fights of the year in which he won 5 of them while avenging the other.
With Honors given to Heroes and Presidents, Joe was honored in the same way after he passed away in April 12, 1981 at an early age of 66 but the world has Louis in the pedestal of the Halls of Fame from the World for all to behold in awe. It was an uncomfortable time for Joe Louis as an athlete and as a minority during those regretful moments in our history pages of America that we have managed to come along way from.
World War 2 saw a lot of our boys go and not return yet this did not stop the patriotism of Joe Louis who enlisted as a private for the US Army as well as fighting a numerous charity bouts fights for the US Navy.
It was a tough life and a tough career for Joe who struggled against many barriers to just get his title shot and scored gold during his 32nd pro bout in where he KOd the HW Champ James Braddock in the 8th and It had been along time since the world at that time to see an integrated fight between a white person and a foe of color. After becoming Champion there was nothing stopping the Brown Bomber from exploding. Louis had a long 13-stretch of title defenses that the media nicknamed and placed Joes fallen rivals in a disrespectful and unprofessional list of who they referred to as "Bums of the month". Long Live the memory of Joe Lewis for you will be remembered "For ALL Time".
BY El Dude.
that man give his full boxing purse to the army as a donation . this man was generous and the IRS managed to ruin him financially. fu#@ irs
Holmes had 2 week notice in the fight with Tyson, in an interview Holmes explained that he only trained for those 2 weeks.
Tillis gave Tyson a good fight, what you call ''running'' most boxers like Ali called dancing.
Tillis gave a young prime Tyson one hell of a fight. I had it 6 rounds to 4 for Tyson, like most judges.
You can't name me anything specific that has changed in boxing styles since ''peek a boo'' because nothing has changed.
Read a book kid
Hands down the greatest champion in the history of boxing.
If Louis wanted to fight, that's one story, but if he had to get in the ring and get mashed up to pay the bills to the IRS, that's genuinely sad. He was a real lady's man. When he grew a moustache he looked quite dashing.
IRS, was TOTALLY unfair to Joe. At one time, he was being taxed at 90%. Horrible way to treat a man that did so much for this rotten country. Luckily, he had friends.
GOAT
When ppl ask what is "broken rythem" aLl you have to do is direct them to one of jersey Joe walcots fights
Years before Joe, there was Major Taylor, the greatest bicyclist ever. The first Black to win a world championship. Like Joe, he died broke.
The real life captain America