Hope everyone is having a good week . This is unfortunately my final video for a while. Work is flying me out the country and I'm also in the process to moving to another state . I may put something new out after Xmas . You heard it here first and I will be working on a Part 5 to this series next year . Til then I hope everyone enjoys the mastercut if this series that was 3-4 years in the making. Happy holidays Kings & Queens 👑 !

@seanplays16

Жыл бұрын

thought you was gonna quit making videos for good

@King.Nae.Rene_21

Жыл бұрын

I can watch these videos all day

@betterinsodapop

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for posting these supercuts; they are excellent. Safe travels abroad and good luck with the move. Happy Holidays! Looking forward to new content!

@MaisCANDoIt

Жыл бұрын

Bro you have the best Boxing insight on KZread by far

@patrickk8342

Жыл бұрын

All the best on your future endeavors CP. your channel has always given shine to the lighter weight classes which the US mkt ignores. Your videos always good for multiple rewatches!

I never knew about Spence eating brownies after knocking out Brook. I almost fell out my damn chair laughing 😂😂😂

@DailyCorvid

8 ай бұрын

That was so fuckin lame LOL baking brownies sounds like something a dumped 14yr old girl might do, I bake you some poison brownies!

@Dude-1689

7 ай бұрын

That was hilarious for real 😂

@NicoGeeraerts

5 ай бұрын

Savage

I know nothing about boxing but always find myself re watching all the videos. Now I can watch all of them in one video now.

21:19 Man, Floyd was really pissed off so much I think I never seen him punch that way

@DailyCorvid

8 ай бұрын

Last time a guy tried the butt tactic again!! Lol. Gotta love money.

@sincitychris

5 ай бұрын

Floyd always been a big pinched just decided he wanted to fight smart instead. He could’ve stopped Miguel Cotto too

@DailyCorvid

5 ай бұрын

Floyds greatest strength was this : Even middle class white dudes like me who wanted so badly to hate him, we watched him talk and then we watched him win ... and there was no fuckin way you could not be converted after all that. He won his fights during the build-up, everything past that was the show he put up for us fans. And boy was it a great show. The only thing critics could come out with was that he was boring lol I translated that to mean "We know you are gonna win". Lol he really is the greatest. I mean look at who people talk about today, Fury vs Francis. Talk about a step down in class! Mayweather wrote the book and then sold you a page at a time. He will never be surpassed imho.@@sincitychris

OMG that shadow “boxing” from Ronda…

@lennyo7696

8 ай бұрын

😂😂

If I'm not mistaken, Max Schmelling didn't support the Nazis and didn't appreciate their use of him as a symbol of Aryan superiority. Pretty sure he shook Joe Louis's hand before that fight to let him know he wasn't prejudiced.

@onepoundswallowtwopoundcoc3115

7 ай бұрын

To boot, he paid for Joe funeral and everything. Joe became broke in later years, while Scmhelling did well for himself. He was a good man.

@joshstein4708

11 күн бұрын

This is true, and it actually goes a lot deeper than that. In later interviews, Schmelling even said he was glad he lost that fight to Louis. (I always wondered if he also felt that way about his earlier loss to Baer, which was also treated as Aryan v. Jewish propo piece, and Baer messed him up.) Schmelling was, by all reports, not-a-Nazi and generally a very good dude.

Spence with them brownies killed me😂😂😂😂

@juanmendoza1291

9 ай бұрын

That’s what you named it lmaooo

@DailyCorvid

8 ай бұрын

100% burns with just replying "Dude that's so fuckin lame" and it was.

The results of Farmer Vs Carrol is the most wholesome outcome I could have never anticipated. Cheesesteaks with your opponent after a fight is pure class.

I'm a simple man. I see OfficeHanchoBoxing post a video, I click.

@SpeedBleed

Жыл бұрын

Preach

@Fulfillyourfreedom

Жыл бұрын

Ong

@f-emi

Жыл бұрын

your kind is rare

@keelanhamilton9344

Жыл бұрын

You speak tha tru true

@sciencenate

Жыл бұрын

Ahh he’s so simple he even copies other popular comments!

Just gotta say, every time you post a video I make it a priority to watch it as soon as I can. These master cuts are masterpieces my friend. Thank you sir and I’ll be eagerly anticipating the next video.

Nice job with the fight choices and commentary. You summed it up perfectly about the "quitter" label and Billy Joe Saunders -- not a quitter, just an asshole who got what he deserved. That ring size controversy was an attempt to get out of the fight, as the ring was the size specified in the contract. If Canelo hadn't been so generous and allowed the ring to be enlarged, and if Saunders went home as he threatened, THEN we could have called him a quitter. But not about a fractured orbital bone. I'm glad Daniel DuBois is back and healthy and was vindicated by the irony of Saunders' inability to continue with the same injury. I doubt we see Saunders in the ring again; his next public appearance is more likely to be on the police blotter for some racist or misogynist act of which we've seen hints. On the other hand, I'd love to see David Benavidez in the ring with Saunders, sending him into retirement permanently. Anyway, great job on these fights with your balanced insights into what makes these guys tick and what it all means in the larger picture.

@sincitychris

5 ай бұрын

Dubois just humbled Fatback Miller too 😂

Officehanchoboxing , man it's my 1st time clicking on your videos and bro this is the best thing in boxing I ever seen ... I love it bro top notch shit ...

Thank you for giving me context on the “Hug” and Knockout between Ortiz vs Mayweather. I only ever saw clips of Floyd knocking him out after a hug and people always complained calling Floyd dirty and cheap for that but now I know why, because Ortiz was using headbutts the entire fight !! Context is key

7:35 Me and my friends called him Victor Ortrees ever since that gem!! Lmao

On a side topic, I feel honored to have watched so many fights that Jim Lampley called. He was one of the greatest ever

One of the best boxing 🥊 channels I have clicked on… thank you 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Your commentary throughout this whole thing was excellent 👏🏿👏🏿. Everything was fair and on point, and not one lick of biasness. Great job!

@MrBoxingcrazysal

Жыл бұрын

There was bias for sure. Saying that Mayweather doesn't use his elbow on purpose to frame his opponents, but saying Ortiz was doing headbutts on purpose, how is that not bias? EVERYONE knows Mayweather used his elbow to frame opponents.

You’re the man OfficeHanchoBoxing! A must watch as always .

That Mayweather/Hatton fight was brutal I remember watching that live when it happened. Hatton was talking so much smack about how Floyd never gets knock outs and is boring then he goes and knocks out Hatton.

@treacherousjslither6920

Жыл бұрын

Hatton was just saying what everyone was saying.

@MileyCyrusSwollenGums

Жыл бұрын

@@treacherousjslither6920 If youre an actual fan of the craft of boxing then Floyd Mayweather isn't boring even a little bit. He's arguably the greatest defensive boxer ever, I'd even put him over Pernell Whitaker as the greatest defensive boxer. If I was a professional boxer I'd want to be just like Floyd Mayweather, he said himself how he hates getting hit and what it does to fighters getting hit in the head over and over so he went and made himself a defensive machine.

@treacherousjslither6920

Жыл бұрын

@@MileyCyrusSwollenGums I'm a Mayweather fan too but at the time that's the kind of thing people were saying about him. He can only fight in the center of the ring, he can't handle being against the ropes, his punches have no power, he can't knock anybody out, people only watch his fights to see him lose etc etc.

@bounceattack4188

Жыл бұрын

It was mayweather talking shit he was even trying too clown the fans by wearing a man united top

@lornawoodings2605

Жыл бұрын

Hatton fought Mayweather and cortez that night, should be remembered

As dirty as Ortiz fought, his "taking it the chin" like a man by not crying about the "dirty" knockout and blaming only himself for exposing himself to those knockout shots by Mayweather gained him back some of the lossed respect.

Broners mc'wobble on the way down was hilarious! I ran it back about 50 times😆

@hov4ratl129

Жыл бұрын

Cap 🧢 no you didn’t 🤏🏿

@franciscarroll7100

Жыл бұрын

@@hov4ratl129 another gayer..talking about others mens things...keep that to yourself

@TheTyroofToriyama

Жыл бұрын

@@hov4ratl129 XD

@TheTyroofToriyama

Жыл бұрын

@@franciscarroll7100 xD He's being defiantjust for the ske of it... Was pretty funn since there's nothing for him to gain or you to lose xD

@giojones5105

5 ай бұрын

@@franciscarroll7100u never boxed before quit dikriding goofy

In all fairness, the story about Liston coming and smacking Ali (Clay) at a craps table has ALSO been told in reverse, where Liston was gambling and minding his odb and Clay approached him with his entourage and began talking shit about how ugly and bad at craps Sonny Liston was, at which point, Liston got up, punched Ali, and threatened him with a handgun. Given Ali's penchant for bravado, I actually find this version much easier to believe.

@atlien1988

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, I think this was the more accurate story. It's told that Liston actually pulled out the gun & everyone's in Ali camp ran off.

@danielhowell3988

10 ай бұрын

There is literal footage of this. Not sure why we are talking like it isn't. Liston was gambling, Ali approached (he had been doing constant harrassment to liston, even at night and at his house i believe.) Liston upon seeing Ali proceeded to pull out a handgun - firing multiple shots. Ali and his Camp (and a lot of others obviously) ran for the hills - afterwards liston proceeds to "shoot" his jacket - revealing they were just blanks.

@muradshahbazov9166

9 ай бұрын

@@danielhowell3988 That footage is a reenactment.

@danielhowell3988

9 ай бұрын

You're attempting to tell me that they got Muhammad Ali/Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston (plus the crowd/others) to re-enact this scene for the cameras. Would it not be more logical to have someone there filming the first time (like what happened) @@muradshahbazov9166

@johndonny443

7 ай бұрын

Ali knew liston was forced to throw the fight. Do some homework, the fbi knew it and Sonnys wife confided to Joe louis's wife. Ive seen the excerpt of Joes wife. I believe her 100%

the broner part was pure gold! too funny man

Yessss I needed a master cut of this! My dude 🙏🏻 also, I’ve never seen a title go to someone’s head as much as hasim rahman 😂 that belt gassed him up bad

Well actually Max did help Louis, when Louis was down on his luck, they had a great friendship too at the end. Max Schmeling is a very nice guy, if I'm not mistaken, he invested / bought a dealership from Coca Cola and became a very wealthy man. It was a great ending too, It was too bad though that Louis heath had fully deteriorated at that time.

Love your editing and your narration is hysterical. Thank you so much.

Pacquiao punched Hatton so hard he went straight to the old folks home

@DailyCorvid

8 ай бұрын

Knocked him into a pair of slippers.

UK here, Joe Calzaghe is one of the most underrated boxers in the world still.

@tonysburgers7223

Жыл бұрын

Definitely is mate

@drby0788

Жыл бұрын

American here. Yeah I'd have to agree. Although I would've loved to have seen him fight a prime Roy Jones

@jimmyburch87

Жыл бұрын

100%

@user-gf4zm4zm7w

6 ай бұрын

Agree.he had amazing conditioning, relentless

@sincitychris

5 ай бұрын

Of all time bro

The last one was the very best! Thank you so much for that one.

Lol I'd forgotten about the AB memes. Killed me. Top work as ever OfficeHancho!

I used to say the same thing about match buildups are about personalities, but it grew pretty tiresome after seeing what felt like canned responses and reactions for over 30 years - it got more juvenile and trolly which wore thin on me as I got older. What I'd love to see ( and since you made a similar reference several times in recent releases ) is a guy like a Makinouchi Ippo - soft spoken, polite, but straight savage when the bell rings; Grateful, and appreciative after a solid hard-fought win. It'd be a breath of fresh air - but then again, I used to think Roy Jones Jr was probably the greatest showman of my time and wouldn't mind seeing another like him come up.

@OfficeHanchoBoxing

Жыл бұрын

I understand where you coming from, I point that to personalities that try to emulate others and go by similar trash talking scripts without thinking outside of the box. That gets boring too. Reasons why Spence's subtleness without raising his voice was original and just entertaining. Verbal Tai chi throwed Brook haha with common sense. It takes 2 to tango and being articulate is very important in promoting a fight which most fighters lack of those skills . But fighters back in the old days were very articulate , witty and can quickly come up with a one liner in their mental dictionary of roasting. More to why you had some boxers become some pretty solid actors as practically they were being themselves on the screen

@BiggieTrismegistus

Жыл бұрын

I'm more of an MMA fan than boxing but I know exactly what you mean. The first guy in MMA to really get known for his talking was Chael Sonnen and I liked what he was doing because he was actually funny and entertaining. He had clearly taken inspiration from pro wrestling heels and there was a wink in everything he said ("I thought that when you tapped the round ended, not the fight"). Then Conor McGregor blew up and at first I enjoyed him too, but the wheels eventually fell off. For the last few years his supposedly amazing trash talk consists of insults that middle schoolers would find embarrassing. His "respectful Conor" persona is even worse. Other guys have resorted to the same tired loud-mouthed asshole act (to the point of straight up stealing quotes from McGregor) and I just want them to shut the hell up. I'm not opposed to fighters being flamboyant or even talking shit as long as there's some thought put into it. Just resorting to schoolyard insults combined with a swaggering dickhead attitude doesn't make someone an entertaining personality.

@sparks1792

Жыл бұрын

@@OfficeHanchoBoxingman y’all really want boring shit all the time

@therealistintheboot8822

Жыл бұрын

@@OfficeHanchoBoxing What's original about being soft spoken?

There he goes again! Uploading yet another masterpiece!!!

Such great quality every single time. Thanks.

Fantastic channel. Always interesting and right to the point. Keep it up.

I like that ending. Still giving respect to someone you don't like is a hard thing to do sometimes especially if you think they're a "Piece of shit!"

Man, I appreciate the time you spent on this video. No BS in between, great commentary, just entertaining all around. Definitely subscribed, looking forward to seeing whats next. ✊

Video was over an Hour ..... But felt like it was 20 minutes .... Probably the best compliment i can give you OHBox , WD man , great Video. 👍

loved it thanks for all you do, have a wonderfull new year brother

Vamos Hancho! Gracias por tu trabajo! Que belleza! Btw: dat Dragonball Z music 😂😂😂😂

vergil ortiz jr laughing at that mustache dude was funny as hell

@qvo

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂💯

This and "Rich the Fight Historian" are the best boxing sites on KZread! Thank you!

Love the way you commentate , also put videos together. SALUTE

I love these master cut videos. I can put them on and just watch it while doing something lol

Appreciate all the effort!!! Lovely hour spent!!!

As always a great video. I love these compilations. Great job as always

My bro. All the respect for puting in the recent work on uploads. We love it and soak it all in. Loving the grind.

I can't stress how popular Hatton was in Manchester, during his prime. Both fighters looked untouchable. I could only imagine a decision in the favor of the more aggresive guy (being youngs fans, like we were) I was a huge fan of Khan since he really was a good guy and spoke to me on thephone when my dad met him one day. I couldn't even support Khan wihout being reminded what Hatton was about. He was a big representative of Man City but that wasn't the case for the majority of my school although everyone was still behind him. When he lost there was nothing to laugh about since everyone was on his side. We just quietly went back to business although things weren't the same. The hype had died down but still to this day, everyone remembers and respects what he stood for

@treacherousjslither6920

Жыл бұрын

What did Hatton stand for? What was he about?

@TheTyroofToriyama

Жыл бұрын

@@treacherousjslither6920 He was basically our first McGreggor. His name was heard every 15 mins when he was at his best... That kinda thing... People from my primary school met, took pictures and trained with him at a Mancunian gym so everyone was in adoration of him, at the time

@treacherousjslither6920

Жыл бұрын

@@TheTyroofToriyama Ah I see. He was like a Man City hero

@DailyCorvid

8 ай бұрын

I feel that way about Khan more than Hatton, Khan was the guy I was rooting for - and loved what he stood for in the ring. And he's a Muslim, I am a Christian you'd think we would stand for different things! But we ended up along the same sort of lines. I miss that dude what an amazing charisma and skill on a little man. Khan is the greatest not Ali :)

I remember the disrespect the American press was giving Calzaghe before he took Lacey apart. They seemed to think that because Calzaghe was from some tiny village in Wales training in an a tiny gym that it meant he had no talent while Lacey was training in some top class gym. It doesn't matter where you train, it's talent and the will to win that counts. Calzaghe NEVER turned his back on his roots and it showed in the way he never lost a fight.

Thanks for these. You do a nice job putting them together. Decades long fan. No TV. Only yt to watch

You’re going crazy with the uploads. I’m loving this.

Hold on bro 😂, that Broner voiceover was super hilarious 💀

@johnaustin209

Жыл бұрын

"Aa got da whole whoo in me.." Don't wanna know what that means.. I'd take the people of Philippines over any hood as support.

#AYYOOO😂 The Adrian Broner Voice Over Has Me Crying With Laughter..!! That Shit Is Hilaaaaaarious..!! .&.Thats Exactly How He Sounded In Our Heads Giving The Speech.! Thanks For The Voice-Over Tho.! 👏🏾👏🏾🤦🏾🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾👏🏾👏🏾

You’re the man bro 😂💪🏾 appreciate your work brother. Thank you for a good laugh 😂

Thank you Office Hancho! Great video

2:21 - So Cold! Some of the best post-fight talk ever

I'm thinking that future fighters need to watch this as a how to guide when it comes to not putting your foot in your mouth lol

The shot counter had me dead

Seen all these vids already send yet it sint stopping me from watching all of this, u the goat hancho

Man I needed this upload so bad!!!!

Broner clips ...EPIC 😂😂😂😂 "I feel like a bum tryna fight for a sandwich"

Ggg is totally underrated. You can say he's not the best, but probably greatest middleweight ever once he retires.

@rapsnacks8050

Жыл бұрын

4:24 o

@3W9371.

Жыл бұрын

You must not know much about boxing history.smh

@healthywealthy4620

Жыл бұрын

@3W9371. ok remind me, who has the most title defense?.....I'll wait...

@3W9371.

Жыл бұрын

A man who lost TWICE to Canelo!!!! All time? Any response you have is yaws personal opinions!! We've heard them all! Sugar Ray Robinson is best all Time ever. Your just another uneducated fan.

@aureum7479

6 ай бұрын

Not really, he’s never been a lineal champion, nor has he been undisputed

GREAT VIDEO!! First time watching the channel, instantly subscribed!! 💥💥🥊

Very well put together. Just the right amount of commentary, well edited. +1sub

Lewis combo at 4:42 absolutely crazy

@mosesrocco6614

Жыл бұрын

It was left hook to a right straight. Then at that moment there is a cut and the 2 punch combo is repeated from another angle. I had to watch it again to see as just like you I was like WTF happened there. Instead of a 4 punch it was a 2 punch.

I discovered you last night, I then embarked on a mini-binge of your stuff late into the night. You have a good healthy mind that let's you formulate well-reasoned opinions on the sport, you seem to have an ability to see through the fog that I certainly don't have. You appear to have some proximity to many of the fighters and this may explain a lot of that, the rest of us plebians are here in the mosh pit just talking absolute nonsense for the most part, much of it toxic, most of it is talking like WWE marks, very little of it useful. I'mma refer to your insights quite a bit going forward. Keep up the great work.

I love your videos. Thank you Hancho

My favorite KZread channel by far. For years

Regarding Danny and Amir, styles my man, styles. Don’t remember who was favored but I do remember thinking Danny would knock him out. Amir (whom I loved as a fighter and was rooting for) is death by a thousand cuts type fighter. This is tailor made for a counter-puncher like Danny, who is as dedicated to the counter as any boxer in recent memory. Still a good fight though. Both have hella resumes.

I'm glad Inoue didn't pull a Khabib because I don't know too many people that would let you just push their father like that and let you live to tell their side of the story

The way you ended this video gives me chills every time. Well done.

This was a very well-produced video, awesome job

"His moment of truth has turned into an hour of torture." - Larry Merchant with the classic call on Hamed's ass whoopin!

I'm not one of those Americans who thought Jeff Lacey would win,I knew Calzaghe would beat that ass😂😂😂

I’ve rewatched this video five times , so I’ve decided to subscribe.💯

Carrol and Farmer becoming Friends after the fight and getting Philly Cheesesteaks is a wonderful turn of events that I didn't see coming.

I rewatched that Rousey-Holm fight recently and I discovered the popular narrative surrounding it isn't quite accurate. Rousey didn't actually completely abandon her clinch and grappling skills and decide to box. She tried to take Holm down multiple times and was stuffed repeatedly. Rousey had to stand and trade because that's the only thing she could do.

Another great one! Keep em coming, brother!👍🏿♥️💯

I live near Saunders and can honestly say he's not a decent person. Great boxer but lacks the discipline and heart of a true champion. Watching Canelo time Saunders moves onto that uppercut and caving his face in will never get old.

Just come across this channel and it's the best, very interesting and informative 🥊🥊👍

This was Very Entertaining, I salute You for this👍🏾💯💪🏾👏🏾😂

This was beautiful man! Amazing work and loved the ending! Fight another day 4 sure

You and motivedia are easily the best boxing channels on KZread. If I want to get a friend into boxing I either show them your channel or Ward v Gatti

That wsa an hour well spent. Great vid!

Its always a good day when watching a new Hancho video.

Great video! Enjoyed the ride.

I actually did Lamont Petersons tattoo in Washington DC years afo and it was pretty cool to see my work on showtime and HBO

Great video! Thank you.

This was so good. Thank you from this old lady.

Bro you do a phenomenal job whith this type of videos they are god Seems like you love doing this proyects just dont stop bro im wating for the next one Bless champ

Much appreciated, thank you.

Sweet my man well done and a whole hour !

I sure Max Schmeling actually became good friends with Joe Louis and maybe even helped him out financially in later years.

Collazo one of the most underrated fighters of the past decade. Fact.

Great video. Definitely subbing.

That Berra Whooping was so good remember watching it live

Yes, i enjoyed that very much, especially that very last bit, where you defend, even someone you don't like ! 👍🙏✌

Joe Louis and Max Schmeling also became good friends after Louis knocked him out.

Max wasn't a nazi, just a German heavy weight boxing contender fighting Joe Lewis for the heavy weight title.

It’s a toss up between Hamed or Broner for the most satisfying whooping to watch

@dandugan812

8 ай бұрын

Broner for sure 💯

You had me with the AB thumbnail and the flute hilarious bro.