Thank you for not just sticking to the mainstream boxers and showcasing old time greats as well

@mathematics557

3 жыл бұрын

Real talk, luv watching the old school fighters.

I am crying right now to see my great Uncle, flesh and blood, in action and not just in photographs. I saved (all) the family photos, and I was told he was a brilliant boxer now I can see he was amazing and I am so proud! He fought Jack Dempsey and went down for the count, but for years I was told he broke his finger in the third round and was disqualified so now I know the truth. Jack Dempsey fought fair and square and won the fight in July 2, 1921.

@merde6526

2 жыл бұрын

God Bless You and Your Family , Ma'am

@gloriahanes5338

2 жыл бұрын

@@merde6526 ..Proud of my French heritage. God Bless you and your family as well.

@marccarpentier2398

2 жыл бұрын

Gloria, this is going to sound very odd but are you aware there’s a bloodline of George Carpentier here in England? It’s a well known story in my family. I’m sat with my dad right now discussing it again and I mentioned I’d seen you comment on this. I don’t think anyone in France is aware of us. Where are you based?

@caledonianamerican41

Жыл бұрын

That's is really cool

@messoussiahmed9910

9 ай бұрын

Bonjour Madame,Tu es française ou Americaine ? @@gloriahanes5338

Beautiful I love it!

you are an artist, Rezz.

Merci beaucoup quel champion ! Le meilleur champion français !

First time learning about this boxer. Very impressive. I love his boxing style. Very smooth, quick, and fluent. Glad i came across this vid.

@RobsterRulzDude0518

6 жыл бұрын

His last name was pronounced "Car-Pont-e-a".

Une légende, un génie, un bonhomme, un monsieur... GEORGES CARPENTIER 👊👊👊 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

Boxing channels like this on youtube are a breathe of fresh air for us purists and enough to make others fall in love with the art and science. Thank you Rez.

@philchickenfingers1190

Жыл бұрын

The sweet science

Excellent work. Nothing like seeing an old time great get some appreciation. If you haven't you should check out his book "Boxing as fine art".

With the tiniest bit of footage and a language your subscribers don't even speak you've created something very memorable here.

You did a really good job with old material. Your video outlines what made Carpentier famous, his speed, precision, elegance and incredible punch. Most of his career, which started with Boxe Française at the age of eleven, he fought adversaries well above his weight. He was the first French champion of the world as middle heavyweight, and did a good job against Dempsey fighting for the all categories title, in front of 120000 spectators in a purpose built stadium, until he broke his right hand. What he was most proud of was his 14-18 war as a “reconnaissance” pilot, taking pictures of battle fields, in particular at Verdun. Thank you for bringing my grand father back to younger generations memory. Philippe Sudreau, grand son of GC.

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

Each time I read these comments I find more and more about my great Uncle. Few knew he also was descended from Marc Antoine Charpentier (famous French composer) as well as Jean Baptiste Charpentier (famous artist). In France his name is pronounced Charpentier and this also is the French spelling. He is descended from French nobility and ancient Kings of France who lived in Normandy, France and settled in 1066. Philippe Sudreau we are related on my grandmother's side of the family Zoe Marie Carpentier. Tell me more about his broken right hand I was told he broke his finger fighting Jack Dempsey.

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

I did not know my great Uncle, George Carpentier, was a pilot in WWI, and my grandfather who married Zoe Carpentier (George Carpentier's cousin) fought in WWI as he was French on both his mother and father's side of the family. He felt it was his duty and he wanted to impress my grandmother, Zoe.

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

Now, I know why I became a pilot as I have a great love for aviation. When I started flying few woman even considered to take it seriously as a career. My great Uncle George Carpentier, a reconnaissance pilot, my father's cousin, my Great Uncle also a pilot, who died in WWII when he was shot down over Japan.

@neivaldoduarte4576

Ай бұрын

Congrats for your grandpa, Philippe!!!

Carpentier was a boxing prodigy- turning pro at the age of 14. He fought from welter to heavyweight. What I like about him is- that in almost all of his photos, he is smiling. He lived a long life and looked as though he enjoyed every minute of it. A true bon vivant! Nice video- and very much deserved.

@jassnaj7443

6 жыл бұрын

Stuart Perry he actually started out as a flyweight wich is quite crazy

@stuartperry1047

6 жыл бұрын

You're right. I meant to say he won his first European title at welter. Thanks!

first in line for the show. never a disappointment.

the Picasso of KZread

@folksurvival

7 жыл бұрын

eduardo guzman Is that supposed to be a compliment or an insult? Picasso was crap.

@wessex8031

7 жыл бұрын

unlockthepower Please shut the fuck up... You wont be remembered by anyone in 100 hundred years, specially for not being a great artist so try to do something more productive than saying stupidities

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

@@folksurvival ...A compliment Picasso is a genius!

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

@@wessex8031 ....Thank you for sticking up for my great Uncle.

@folksurvival

3 жыл бұрын

@@wessex8031 I might, I might not, either way it doesn't change the validity of my statement. Also I do many productive things and I didn't say any "stupidities" here.

Superb. Very jealous of the quality in your library of the old timers. Keep up the good work.

Another great upload of an often forgotten fabulous fighter Georges Carpentier a WWI war hero as well, I grew up with my father telling me about the old fighters many that he seen in the ring.

Love your videos! Thank you for taking your time to entertain us, much appreciated!

he had style

your videos are proof that boxing is more than a sport but an art in its own right. Thanks for all your hard work. Long live France :)

Awesome video, content, editing, music, etc. Always look forward to your stuff, and glad to see others appreciate it equally.

Incredible good conditioning in a era where PEDs and Steroids didn't exist. Look at those back muscles and popeye arms

@RyanAl92

3 жыл бұрын

@Phillip1310 Phillip, the fact that you are insulting a man for paying respect to an old-timer is as pathetic and low as can be. Tell me, were you the same pathetic coward who sucker punched Rick Moranis? Oh, and by the way, all the top athletes today are using PEDs, you dumb cow. ALL OF THEM. What a joker.

@RyanAl92

3 жыл бұрын

@Lapaza They had none of the PEDs that we have today. Nothing worth mentioning.

@cheetoyeeto1232

3 жыл бұрын

@Lapaza steroids weren't synthesised until the end of the 2nd world war. Became commonplace from the late 60s and 70s.

@cheetoyeeto1232

3 жыл бұрын

@Lapaza atleast link an article or drop the name of the said drugs/substances my guy.

@philchickenfingers1190

3 жыл бұрын

@@cheetoyeeto1232 it was common in ww2 to have performance enhancing drugs. The nazis used them

These videos are so well done and I can't tell you how much I love them. Excellent job.

Amazing as always!Big thanks!Unique way of making movies among mainstream movies

Thank you Reznick! It's beautifull!

Incredible highlight. Amazing job Reznick

Que história linda, D. Glória Hanes!! Que orgulho deve ser pra Sra ter tido um tio que fez parte da história desse esporte!! God bless you!!

Deserve alot of credit for these videos you do thankyou and I'm sure the warriors will be grateful too never forgotten.

tnx to this chanel I not only discovered some great old school boxers but also a lot of great music

Bloody brilliant

I am a huge fan of your vids....thanks for sharing your passion for boxing via them.....

Sir, through your films and combined with this sound.. You keep us on the Trax keep us motivated and learn us to appreciate this wonderful great boxers real warriors.. Thank you very much

I love the work you do, rez. This was another great tribute.

Absolutely Awesome ! Thanks for Posting this Old School Great... I truly Enjoyed Your Video! Paul D' The Punch Professor

Brilliant work Reznick...classy

Always keep the videos in with the times maximising the full potential of the gold being shared amongst us all. Your a true creative.

Great work reznik much appreciated

I've been following you since you first made your main KZread account... I still stick around to see the art you create. Thanks for everything, Rez!

That was DOPE!!! Thanks for sharing

seems like he always fought bigger guys, amazing. had his unique style, not a brawler neither a runner

Superbe, merci à toi pour cet hommage.

Vraie légende 💪🏻🇨🇵

Rez...Keep up the great work....

beautiful. amazing.

Wonderful stuff

Gorgeous draw on to that right hand. Beautiful thing

Another awesome video. Keep em comin' my man.

Awesome.

Awesome! 👏

Rezz this is art

Magnifique !!!

Keeping me going these videos during lockdown keeping fit waiting to get back to amateur boxing take some heads off 👊

Another home run brother!

One of the Greats! Rest in Heaven my friend!!

Thank goodness for this. I have always told people that their was once a man who fought from flyweight to heavyweight successfully but none seemed to know of him but me. These tribute to boxers pre joe louis (Who arent jack dempsey and jack johnson) never do that great on views (James C is 10 times more well known than george and your vid of him barley hit 12k views) but I want you to know that doesnt mean they are unapriciated. Thank you for this little birthday present and I must ask are you still doing a Bob Fitzimmons tribute?

@salsalero1277

2 жыл бұрын

He began his career at 147 , not fly weight.

awesome

This man was a true Boxing genius, he beat so many men supposed tougher, and much bigger than himself. He had a very personalised training regime, and could fire that jab out like a piston, setting up his seriously hard right for the finish. But, not only that, he studied the psychology of the fighting man, and the men who he met in the ring, truly showing that physicality was but one part of the true fighting man, and he exalted in the thought process behind the fight. A true hero ( just look up his war record) a great advocate of the sport, a true gent, and a man who put a lot of stock in his trainer Francois Descamps who he remained faithful to from a very young age. His book 'My fighting life' is a must read for any Fan of the noble art, and as such is a Scholar Select work, selected by Scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilisation as we know it.

Un texte profond, une musique magistrale, un homme exceptionnel, un chef-d'oeuvre ! Bravo ! J'attends avec impatience un hommage à Marcel Cerdan !

great music

Yeah man he was great. Great footwork, body movement and some nice combinations

Carpentier was unlucky that when fighting for the heavyweight title he had to take on one of the very best, Dempsey. Against a lesser fighter he may very well have become world champion.

@cheetoyeeto1232

3 жыл бұрын

Not even skill, size also matters.

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

Even though George Carpentier is my great Uncle I do confess Jack Dempsey to be a great fighter who could last in the ring as he had greater stamina. Remember my great grandfather started fighting in France in 1907 and by 1921 he met his match in Jack Dempsey.

@mkcrckzz276

3 жыл бұрын

@@gloriahanes5338 so is he he grandfather or uncle 😂😂😂

@antoinem4401

3 жыл бұрын

+ He had to stop boxing for 5 years because of the ww1 (Dempsey vs Carpentier was in 1921) he became a boxing legend and a war hero, what a life

@gloriahanes5338

3 жыл бұрын

@@antoinem4401 ...And, to think I have his blood racing through my veins.

Visual magic and dream sound

Never heard of this guy. He can fight.

brillant

He was also a ww1 hero and was well respected outside of the ring as well

The more black n white footage I see of old boxers, the more I feel confident that today's boxers would kill the old time greats. Perhaps it becomes more equal around the 1950s...

wow , great video , looks like he gave Dempsey a bit of trouble in the ring. Any chance your taking requests at the moment ?

@AB-ep2qi

7 жыл бұрын

that just makes his efforts much more admirable , thanks for the info

@Reznick

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I don't do individual requests because it conflicts with my creative process. However, hearing general feedback and/or specific requests does help. So although I can't promise anything, I would love to hear your request. :)

@AB-ep2qi

7 жыл бұрын

not a problem , just glad to know my feedback helps .

@AB-ep2qi

7 жыл бұрын

yh that is amazing to know

@AB-ep2qi

7 жыл бұрын

is there an english version ?

what is the name of the music? You are a genius Rez

Beautiful video as usual reznick. Which video software do you use?

This was the gentleman’s era

i love ur sugar ray robinson video rez

t'es vidéos sont parfaites

holy shit that dude fast!

Les Meilleurs Boxeurs Français 1 Marcel Cerdan 123-119-4 (61 k.o) Champion du monde 1948-1949 2 Georges Carpentier 109-88-14 (56 k.o) Champion du monde 1920-1922 3 Marcel Thil 148-113-22 (54 k.o) Champion du monde 1932 4 Eugène Criqui 130-99-17 (53 k.o) Champion du monde 1923 5 Emile Pladner 134-105-16 (39 k.o) Champion du monde 1929 6 Jean-Claude Bouttier 72-64-7 (43 k.o) Champion du monde 1972 car Carlos Monzón aurait du être disqualifié *1 7 Julien Lorcy 62-56-4 (40 k.o) Champion du monde 1999-2001 8 Jean-Baptiste Mendy 67-55-8 (31 k.o) Champion du monde 1996-1999 9 Fabrice Tiozzo 50-48-2 (32 k.o) Champion du monde 1995-2000 10 Daniel Londas 68-58-9 (25 k.o) Champion du monde 1992 11 Robert Villemain 63-52-7 (14 k.o) Champion du monde 1949 car LaMotta a refusé de mettre son titre en jeu *2 12 André Routis 86-54-25 (12 k.o) Champion du monde 1928-1929 13 Anaclet Wamba 49-46-2 (23 k.o) Champion du monde 1991-1994 14 Fabrice Bénichou 66-46-18 (23 k.o) Champion du monde 1989-1990 15 Laurent Boudouani 42-38-3 (32 k.o) Champion du monde 1996-1999 16 Jean-Marc Mormeck 43-37-6 (23 k.o) Champion du Monde 2002-2007 17 Alphonse Halimi 51-42-8 (21 k.o) Champion du monde 1957-1959 18 Salim Medjkoune 49-43-5 (21 k.o) Champion du monde 2002-2003 19 Souleymane M'Baye 49-42-6 (22 k.o) Champion du monde 2006-2007 20 Thierry Jacob 45-39-6 (20 k.o) Champion du monde 1992 21 Bruno Girard 48-42-4 (7 k.o) Champion du monde 2000 22 Khalid Rahilou 42-37-5 (16 k.o) Champion du monde 1997-1998 23 Robert Cohen 43-36-4 (14 k.o) Champion du monde 1954-1956 24 Hacine Cherifi 49-36-12 (12 k.o) Champion du monde 1998-1999 25 Gilbert Delé 38-34-3 (23 k.o) Champion du monde 1991 Mention Honorable : Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam 41-37-4 (21 k.o) Champion d'Afrique 2003 Christophe Tiozzo 35-33-2 (23 k.o) Champion du monde 1990-1991 Mayar Monshipour 35-31-4 (21 k.o) Champion du monde 2003-2006 René Jacquot 39-26-12 (12 k.o) Champion du monde 1989 Mehdi Sahnoune 34-32-2 (28 k.o) Taoufik Belbouli 31-29-1 (23 k.o) Champion du monde 1989-1990 Brahim Asloum 26-24-2 (10 k.o) Champion du monde 2007-2009 *1Jean-Claude Bouttier contre Carlos Monzon : Le 17 juin 1972, les deux athlètes s’affrontent à Colombes. A la sixième reprise, Monzon va au tapis. Sans solution, l’Argentin donne un coup de pouce dans l’œil de son adversaire. Bouttier doit abandonner. « Les gants n’avaient pas de coutures, ce qui rendait possible une telle action. Des années plus tard, en Argentine, Carlos m’a avoué qu’il n’avait trouvé que cette parade pour me battre. » *2 Le 25 mars 1949, il rencontre LaMotta au Madison Square Garden de New York. Pour le public et les observateurs, il est vainqueur. Mais deux juges, qui devaient etre disqualifiés par la suite, donnent la victoire à LaMotta pour ne pas nuire à de juteux paris. Le 9 décembre 1949, il retrouve de nouveau LaMotta devenu Champion du monde face à Marcel Cerdan par blessure, mais LaMotta refuse de mettre en jeu son titre. Robert Villemain remporte largement le combat face au Champion en titre mais ne peut repartir avec la ceinture. Après sa défaite, LaMotta refusera systématiquement toute autre confrontation entre les deux boxeurs. Ce match est la surprise de l'année Ring Magazine. Villemain a aussi combattu Sugar Ray Robinson. Sans l'avoir battu, il est l'un des rares boxeurs à l'avoir envoyé au tapis.

He throws the Right hand like an Olympian hurling the Javelin

French fighter ace. Matinee idol. Author. Restraunteur. Light Heavy champ and European Heavy. The Orchid Man lived a fuller life than 99.999% of all men and for that reason and his speedy audacious fighting and charisma. Will always be one of my favorite fighters

Magnifique, un travail extraordinaire, poétique. J'aimerai beaucoup connaître l'origine du texte parlé, cela m'évoque des instructions pour un méditant. Merci d'avance.

It's crazy because you couldn't find a song that fits better Carpentier: at the beginning they speak in french and talk about the hardness of the skull... which is one of the most famous Carpentier''s quotes ! and even the girl singing "you gotta move child" sounds like "you gotta move Jack" watching his fight against Dempsey...

make durans highlights it would be great

He was to small some would say but then again so was ezzard charles for walcott and dempsey for willard. Prolly one of my favorite game fighters who fought dempsey

In his fight against Dempsey he broke his thumb after this right hand. Dempsey stated that if he could have follow it by a few other punches, the outcome of the fight may have been different. Carpentier manager also declared before the fight that his boxer should win quicky, in the first 4 rounds, after that, his chances will dramatically decrease. In his fight against Senegalese Battling Siki, it is said that they had agree not to hurt each other with power punches, like an exhibition. But after a powerful right hand by Carpentier, Siki got angry and knocked him out. He later stated "Hitting a negro skull, everybody knows that in the world of boxing, this equates to a near certainty of breaking the hand"

Prease reznick do one about Eder Jofre

what size glopes they using?

Boxers back then were just pure brawlers.

@Boxeo250

2 жыл бұрын

Nah not rlly

can someone say me what did he say in spanish or english?

where a new video?

wow he fought some big people compared to himself holy shit.

Did old school guys even lift heavy weights?

@_tccccc_boxing1509

Жыл бұрын

no, never

Just watched the Dempsey fight yesterday. He had really good skills but way undersized for hw

can someone translate what he says in French ,thanks

Rez your the best who the fuck are you doe? In 2018 i took boxing late but after a bs defending the police arested me I would have been a champion to fight against Beterbiev already in my mind in summer 2018. And i taught Joshua was shit. Your video which I just watch now for fun is really really really g. Bless

do Bob Fitzsimmons ?

Did he fight with La Motta ?

@MrEparis

7 жыл бұрын

Because that french boxer was fine , It was just La Motta , who couldn't be helped

@tomindenver1331

7 жыл бұрын

You might be thinking of Marcel Cerdan.

@oscarroe2965

5 жыл бұрын

No, but LaMotta did fight two french boxers, Cerdan and Lauthille

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I'm assuming the pixel that's moving around the most is carpeter?

to bad it did not have English subtitles

The only french boxer known and his nickname is the orchid...makes sense

@princekareem6872

6 жыл бұрын

Never heard of Marcel Cerdan ? He is way more popular ...

Best french bóxer ever?

battling siki

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