The highlight tapes of Julian Jackson are scary, so happy he gets the recognition from the goat Joseph Vincent.

@pittaaaabread

Жыл бұрын

Dude the quality and smoothness of how he uses the clips. Perfection!

@evanjames8460

Жыл бұрын

Jackson’s power is legitimately unsettling. Tyson is a result of rage, training, and drive. Jackson is seemingly a result of the universe making a decision to give him firetrucks as hands… not to say that his training wasn’t as grueling, there simply isn’t enough documentation of it.

@jj.olatunji420

Жыл бұрын

Vincent is truly the GOAT. His videos are like therapy and a history lesson

@tyreepowell8367

Жыл бұрын

@@jj.olatunji420 I Like Joe Vincent As The Greatest Person Ever.

@LIONTAMER3D

Жыл бұрын

this is a quality video on a man we don't have much footage on

Watching this sitting next to my Hawk singed gloves and fight worn shorts. His son John fought at Nationals and ended up being a real good guy which led to meeting Julian Jr and Sr. All super nice guys as Senior was laughing when I told him I was at his fights as a kid when he fought against the G Man and Taylor "You must be bad luck, I got killed in both fights". Then when I explained it to him it wasnt my fault, it was walking through the mouth of a giant Lions Head into the MGM casino sport venue, which Asians consider very very unlucky. Laughed harder and said "but you aint Asian and neither am I" but signed me a pair of gloves and shorts so i was happy

@acegoldengloves1133

Жыл бұрын

What a cool story! 💯% It’s things like that which make memories with a smile 😊

@thegadflygang5381

Жыл бұрын

@@acegoldengloves1133 thanks. I grew up in New York but my father lived in Vegas and worked at Caesars Las Vegas, so I spent May to October there. He was a lousy father and degenerate gambler but the one good thing is from the age of 4 or 5 my summers were 24/7 boxing and all the big fights.

@moment2momentphotographyvi236

Жыл бұрын

@@thegadflygang5381 It's always good to when old fighters like that show some graciousness and hospitality. I met some fighters who would rather be anywhere else and not give you the time of day.

@thegadflygang5381

Жыл бұрын

@@moment2momentphotographyvi236 the real old timers, I'm talking like Kenny Norton, Vito Antuofermo, Ernie Shavers, LaMotta, Cooney, etc are always great because they never saw the dough guys from the 90s onward did. In fact outside of Foreman their stories are damn tragic. Poor Smokin Joe ended up penniless living above his beaten down gym in a tiny apartment. Philly couldnt even give him the respect of saving the gym which is now an Indian furniture store. No statue till he died either, just "Rocky Balboa". Before my time but dad worked with Liston and the great Joe Louis at Caesars. Both were so broke they needed to stand and shake hands with casino patrons. How depressing is that. The GOAT Joe Louis having to dance to pay the tax man My father said they were both great. Cooney did it to and was also a real nice guy, but I can never shake a broken down Frazier and Louis dying without the respect they deserved. Poor Sonny got whacked apparently. All tragic. Still love the sport, like you guys as well. One of the purest and last true expressions of heroic masculinity and a man standing on his own alone against the world. Beautiful sport as a fighter, coach and fan. The best

@darthwiizius

Жыл бұрын

@@thegadflygang5381 Don King was still fleecing his fighters and corrupting the sport into this century mate. No doubt Julian never saw most of the money he made along with the entire King camp, even Iron Mike never saw most of the money he made King. It's a bit better now but we really need to show a lot more respect and support for fighters because of what they do for a living. There's no such thing as a coward in a boxing ring and we should remember that the vast majority don't get the chance to fight at the top, only those that were born with extreme talent and fortitude so much as get to fight for a title let alone be remembered among the greats like Julian Jackson.

Thank you, for recognizing one of the scariest, devastating knockout artists in the whole world. Not enough people know him, and I'm glad you brought light to him!

@feodiente9460

Жыл бұрын

I knew of him... but real nice to be reminded..

@Clutch1k

Жыл бұрын

@@feodiente9460 facts watch most of his fights but this is still dope regardless

@feodiente9460

Жыл бұрын

@@Clutch1k I mean VICIOUS...😬🤌🏾💯😄

@ryu-ken

Жыл бұрын

Most underrated boxer of all time

My favorite boxer growing up. Best one punch knockout highlight reel in boxing history. When he landed clean, you were unconscious. No TKO's with Jackson, it was body stiffening KO's. Legendary power

@LIONTAMER3D

Жыл бұрын

refs counting people out while they're face-down on the canvas =/

Definitely underrated, many people don't even know about him, thanks for the documentaries they are beautifully done!

@Paul-sl9zm

Жыл бұрын

Jackson literally beat nobody

@yannickwillems1991

Жыл бұрын

@@Paul-sl9zm so🤷🏽‍♂️

@thebighousencaaattendancer478

Жыл бұрын

Marciano beat up nobody's as well

@hulkwithagun9749

Жыл бұрын

You know absolutely NOTHING ABOUT BOXING.

@powerbad696

Жыл бұрын

Man,Julian was putting guys on their %%% just like Iron Mike. LOL.

This dude was One Punch Man before One Punch Man was a thing. That KO power was beyond ungodly.

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

Nonsense. Ernie Shavers was before him, Tyson was before him, they had that same power, in fact Shavers hit even harder ! Jackson could never be the one punch man before either of them, you care to retract your comment.

@thebrownbaldy

Жыл бұрын

@@jermellsmith5813 👍

@youngmoneysaint813

Жыл бұрын

@@jermellsmith5813 dude your irrelevant asf for that comment You can't compare a heavy weight to a welterweight and middle weight champion which Julian Jackson himself was and won belts from both weight classes Never compare a heavyweight To a smaller weight class smh Do some research on boxing before you open your mouth Plus Julian Jackson was the hardest puncher in them weight classes at the time💯🥊

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

@@youngmoneysaint813 First off run on sentence man I can compare a heavyweight to a welterweight/middleweight when your talking about the hardest hitter ever and not just in a specific weight class. I guess your tiny brain didn't pick up on that huh, dummy! Now in regards to the super welterweight division i'd say yes he was the hardest hitter, light middleweight, maybe if Hearns wasn't there. Middleweight, no because Hagler was in that weight class so was the Hitman. As far as him winning championships in two weight classes, that's neither here nor there because ultimately my response was regarding Jackson not being the HARDEST HITTER EVER! I put it in all caps this time just for you slow poke! Reading is fundamental you f'ing BETA MALE! with no real knowledge of boxing at all. FOH!

@user-qw6zv9rn5v

Жыл бұрын

@@jermellsmith5813 watch scary one punch KO's vs Graham,Powel & Milton.He hitt in many times harder then short knockdown artist;)))

HIGHEST KO % IN BOXING HISTORY of any fighter that has AT LEAST 40 fights! GOAT conversation. Brilliant, Brilliant fighter. One of the HARDEST punchers in human history.

This guy was a KO Monster...look at those stats ....46 Wins....42 by Knockout..89%...Knockout to Win Ratio...WoW ....amazing 💯💪🥊🥊🏆🥇🏅🎖️

I would like to have seen The Hawk's career last longer. God-given talent.

@rutbuck121

Жыл бұрын

Gerald McClellen retired him for good the 2nd fight.

@Uuyrijies1123

Жыл бұрын

@@rutbuck121 So did Jackson but it was longer.

@SJ-ty5rw

Жыл бұрын

@@rutbuck121 McClellen didn't turn out so good himself . The guy is literally brain dead ... and cannot function . Jackson still has his brain functions

@rutbuck121

Жыл бұрын

@@SJ-ty5rw That's not my point, my point is G-Man beat Jackson like a rag doll both fights!! we're not talking about Nigel Benn fight.

@brokelesnar60

Жыл бұрын

@@rutbuck121 so what!? Sometimes you win, sometimes you get beat up. Whats wrong with losses, back in their days, where everyone was a bad bad mofuggah

The Harold Graham KO…was one of those shots that make you think real hard about what you want to do in life if your dreams were to be a professional fighter. Every time I come across that clip I can’t help thinking to myself that that’s what it’s probably like getting kicked in the face by a Zebra

@smartscratcheastmidlands6589

Жыл бұрын

Maybe....But the game is hit and not get hit aswell as skill Graham lost control in himself and was caught

@LIONTAMER3D

Жыл бұрын

@@smartscratcheastmidlands6589 "caught"?! he got smoked like a salmon

@smartscratcheastmidlands6589

Жыл бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D I agree lol maybe the wrong word i choose more like sparked!

@DaDominicanDawg

Жыл бұрын

@@smartscratcheastmidlands6589 yeah fr i would say lit up like a Christmas tree but nah the fuse went out

@DaDominicanDawg

Жыл бұрын

Biggest fax

He’s back and once again I’ll say it nobody does it like Joe Vincent . Outstanding work sir

Julian was crazy good in the ring. People really don’t be knowing how powerful he really was and people should know who he is but was underrated

@LIONTAMER3D

Жыл бұрын

5:08 people really don't be knowing about this moonwalk into the neutral corner while pointing @ his opponent, face down on the canvas =/

@DaDominicanDawg

Жыл бұрын

Lmao i noticed that too but i saw it in 4:17

@matthewrocks23

Жыл бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D he kills it everytime

@exspiravit6920

Жыл бұрын

If he had only met the right corner people or devoted himself to learning basics and defense, he could've been transcendent. I still get frustrated today watching his old fights screaming "Quit stopping to plant your feet, you are TELEGRAPHING!!!" LOLOL But then maybe we wouldn't have these highlight reels of one-punch kayos. .....or maybe we'd have even more!!!!!

@thoughtsofalostoneofalosto2591

Жыл бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D Yo, I thought nobody noticed that. That's profiling for your ass right there. ✌❤✊

Julian Jackson you are a legend!!!!

This guy is the (main) reason I was so impressed with McClellan's dominant wins over him. Credit to JJ, GM and JV for yet another superb video.

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Stewart said that the Gman was the best overall fighter he’s ever trained.. and that’s over the likes of many former and future world champions he’s trained. Now that’s a statement

@nothx962

Жыл бұрын

@@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx he lives 20min from me. I've always wanted to visit him and tell him thank you and the fans still remember him...but his sister, bless her soul, is very protective of him and I wouldn't want to bother him in his condition

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

@@nothx962 ya I could understand why , he was getting numerous letters everyday from people across the world saying he’s a piece of shit and deserves to die because of the alleged animal cruelty! I think if anything too, (this is coming from the mouth of his sister) she has stated that the boxing world has completely and utterly left Gerald to rott the way he is without any kind of emotional, physical , or financial support from hardly anyone. That must of been the nail in the coffin for her

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

@@nothx962 hey man you never know give him a ring and tell her what you’re thinking and explain to her if you could talk to Gerald and go through what you want to say. I think shes just lost all trust and feelings for the outside world. I bet you many people have disguised themselves as fans all to just belittle Gerald you know

Julian Jackson was the definition of dynamite in both hands. Absolute scary power in both hands. Jackson hit so hard it took some of his opponents a few seconds to register that they had been knocked out. Many got hit and stood there for a second like their brain was thinking "WTF WAS THAT?!" before their body slumped to the canvas. Witness what he did to Terry Norris. He knocked Norris out with one crisp right hand out of the blue and Norris was so far gone that he seemed to forget to fall down. As a result Norris got hit two more times for his troubles before he landed on his face. I was amazed Norris got up within a week of those shots. Then there were the guys that just melted when Jackson hit them and laid on the canvas like a dead fish such as Herol Graham. Jackson was on the verge of losing that fight due to a doctor's stoppage. Then one clean right cross and Graham went down like the proverbial puppet when it's strings are cut. The definition of a one hitter quitter. One of the scariest knockouts I've ever seen. Next to knockout in the dictionary it should say, "See Jackson v. Graham". His whole career can be summed up in one sentence: if the opponent didn't knock Jackson out, Jackson would knock them out. Someone should do a mash up of Jackson knockouts set to "God will cut you down" by Johnny Cash.

Julian "The Hawk" Jackson PRO record: 55-6-0, KO's 49. - WBA Light Middleweight World Champion: 1987-1989 (4-0-0, KO's 4). - 2-time WBC Middleweight World Champion: 1990-1993 & 1995-1995 (6-3-0, KO's 5). - Most notable victories: Eddie Gazo, Baek In-chul, Buster Drayton, Terry Norris + Francisco de Jesus, Herol Graham, Dennis Milton & Agostino Cardamone. - Most notable losses: Gerald McClellan x2, Mike McCallum, Quincy Taylor, Verno Phillips & Anthony Jones NOTE: Jackson was knocked-out in all his losses = 2x inside 2 rounds, 1x in 5th and 2x in 9th round.

@primcrema

Жыл бұрын

Walking encyclopedia. Well google now.( Sheesh )

@WarioSaysSo

Жыл бұрын

@@primcrema You are welcome!

@chrisgonz9963

9 ай бұрын

Awesome Thank you The Hawk s Boxing History

@WarioSaysSo

9 ай бұрын

@@chrisgonz9963 You are most welcome!

That left hook on Drayton had a delay till he started wobbling. It was so fast his body couldn't react on time. Thank you as usual for recognizing a brutal puncher like Jackson. We need the people to recognize Aaron "The Hawk" Pryor, please.

The Hawk, that many have forgotten and many do not know!! Thanks Joe.. another Great work 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

awesome video!! never heard of this fighter but man his commitment to every single punch is just beautiful. Yeah some people have natural power, but the thing that people forget too is how much the boxer is committing to the punch. Every time you throw power, it can move you off balance, off base, and missing means you might get countered big, so there are a ton of boxers who have power but just dont commit to their punches, well at least not all of them like Jackson seems to do. Every hard right hand, he steps into it. Every hard punch, you can see he is putting in full and utter commitment. Thats belief right there. That was his real power.

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

So I guess ever other fighter just throws lazy rights and lefts. Smh.GOOFBALL COMMENT!

@MatchstickBeast

Жыл бұрын

@@jermellsmith5813 thats what happens when you smoke backwoods while watching joseph vincents awesome videos lol

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

@@MatchstickBeast TO EACH HIS OWN

Me and my pop used to love watching Julian fight. What a tremendous counter puncher. It's like a trip hammer. Either side, right or left, Jackson was extremely dangerous. We could never figure out where he got that skill from. It's Natural, God given ability. This was the era when Boxing was at it's very peak. Julian Jackson was probably for us, being from Philly, the most exciting fighter we ever saw. The way he worked the body was a work of art. We could always expect the assault to the body and then the combo's to the head. Julian would hit that temple and it was lights out. What a great fighter he was. Thank you for making this video of one of the greatest boxers.

Terrific work Joseph. Really well edited & presented. Scintillating fight footage. Really appreciated. Bless up bro 👊

Thank you for doing this video a lot of casual fans probably aren't familiar with Jackson but it's very nice to see him get recognition. So salute

This was AMAZING.. Joe you knocked ot out the park bro. It was so cool 😎 to sit back and watch Julian Jackson's career fights man. What a walk down memory lane of such a devastating knockout artist... well done 👏🏽

Thank you Mr. Vincent. Outstanding as usual.

One of my favourite fighters as a kid. Thanks as always, Joe.

As only a 24 yr old. The hawk and iron Mike are my two favorite boxers. What is overlooked about Julian was his accuracy. He was hitting right on the money in a lot of his punches. Combine that with his power, it’s no wonder he was so great at what he did.

Thank you I watched a video about him a few years back couldn't remember the name and here you come with this vid reminding me of this incredible boxer boxing fans should learn about ! Really really powerful guy. Thank you for sharing

The production quality 💯 Everything from start to finish is flawless! 🥊🥁

This is just one more reason why I fuckin love ya Joe.. I've known of Jackson being tough but you open the information flood gates every time I get to enjoy one of these docu-films.. truly astounding brother. Much love to you and your family. Be safe and be well.

Absolutely fantastic documentary! The proof is in the pudding No one does it better that Joseph Vincent!💎

Nice to see another Julian Jackson documentary, dude deserves it 100%. Such an amazingly takented fighter that gets overlooked.

@theklaus7436

Жыл бұрын

Mostly because there was an another monster at the same time. Mike Tyson. I think he is that figther who had the biggest impact ever. Even bigger than Ali. But younger people apparently haven't heard about this KO Monster. Alias Julian Jackson. But I am certain they have heard about Mike Tyson. . Perhaps Julian Jackson had a kind of glass jaw. But his power was scary! And both hands could close the show. Sorry for the long reply,I got carried a bit away.

Great upload as always many thanks !

this is the best boxing channel documentaries and presentation, bless you fam 🙏🏻

Yo Joe. I’ve got one month left of my over seas deployment and watching these videos is a big highlight of going on leave. Thanks man, keep it up!

Thank you for making this one.

Thanks for the production.

Joe Vincent got a midas touch. The MJ mix... classic, Kobe mix... epic. this Hawk Jackson... magnificent. Boom! Perfect timing!

You’re so good that I’ve seen a documentary on this guy already but stopped to watch yours because you made it 😂💯 keep up the good work bruh

Thank you sir, you are probably introducing most of the world to Julian. I got so hyped when this popped up on top when I came to KZread.

I remember him being under card when iron Mike Tyson was peaking. But due to his weight I think every time this man went into the ring I wonder why he never killed any of his opponents. Here we can talk about real genuine KO. How on earth can anyone hit so hard! Funny to see jay nady as referee. Later he was trainer in one of the wildest fights! I heard later that These punches from Jackson made mcgellan suffers from headaches and we all know how it went against Nigel Benn

@nothx962

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Benn is a coward juicer who fake feinted after the fight to take an 🚑 to the hospital and likely avoided a drug test. Now his son gets caught with juice...Even playing field and without Julian likely starting a small injury on GMans brain and the ditching of Steward as his trainer Benn stood ZERO chance. All of the cards fell into place for him and he was tough but a cheat and coward.

I’ve learned so much about combat sports from this channel. These videos are really good.

Julian seems like a really nice guy! I’m sure he felt bad for those punches annihilating everyone LoL!!

@pplRretards

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely a great sportsman and extremely humble imo wasn't a big shit talker or anything just let his fist do the talking. You can see he had difficulty even calling guys out just cause it wasn't in his nature to do so but no one wanted that smoke tho! Without a doubt a guy that if your in the ring with you can't ever get comfortable with as it only took one shot by Julian for you to be waking up on the canvas. Both Mike McCallum and Gerald McClellan knew that and didn't let up one bit till the fight was stopped.

I love this one I didn't know too much about Julian Jackson

Ooo, great idea, insight, and a thanks, for making a doc on this man/great fighter.

Why was I JUST watching and talking about him a few days ago???? The Universe has spoken 🌌

@matthieusaade3616

Жыл бұрын

It's called a microphone, your phone has one that's how you get targeted videos like this

@MrJRD827

Жыл бұрын

@@DScott-be7pg you’re right no need to argue with ppl lol

@MrJRD827

Жыл бұрын

Universal laws of attraction

Thank you for this I’ve been waiting a long long time for this one

@MMAClipper

Жыл бұрын

No way really

Julian Jackson... I honestly think he's probably the hardest (pound for pound) hitter/puncher in boxings recent history ie, televised, history! I used to read about his fights in boxing news, boxing monthly, the ring magazine, etc. Then the Internet arrived & KZread etc. I started to see what I was reading about & seeing him in action is truly awe inspiring! To this boxing fan, anyway. Thanks for this upload, Joseph Vincent.

Thanks Joe for another top doc 🙏🔥

Been waiting forever for this.

Being from St. Thomas myself this is way overdue. I grew up watching his fights...

Loved watching JJ fight. The awareness he had of his opponents, leading to the bomb dropping. Just awesome.

my man Joseph Vincent is BACK with thins one lmfao one of your best vids yet, love Julian Jackson!

Excellent fighter coverage and boxing content sir.... thank u

About time 👏🏼 .. a lot of folks don't know about Julian Jackson ...the man had power ,Tyson power and skill, he was special

Thanks for putting out the best sports documentaries on you tube sir

Thanks for watching!

@Skywalker156

Жыл бұрын

Joseph, when you gonna make a Pernell whitaker movie?

@rhysgreenland1465

Жыл бұрын

Hey just thought I should mention, this is basically the same title as the Rocky Marciano Documentary that you made a while back, was just wondering if you realised.

@snuglife4595

Жыл бұрын

Pushed the like button before the commercial ended👍

@Itraininthebogs

Жыл бұрын

How can Juliun be the hardest hitter when he got KOd twice by Gerald Mclellan while both were in their prime? Great video tho, always great content.

@mattblair9128

Жыл бұрын

Please do max Holloway 🙏

I was waiting for you to do this for the Hawk Thank you

Boom !!! Perfect timing !!! Keep it going. God Bless 🙏.

The KO king. Crazy 1 punch KO’s

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

He wasn't the ko king, you just made that up. There are numerous fighters that had that same punching power.

@user-qw6zv9rn5v

Жыл бұрын

@@jermellsmith5813 cringe🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️.Ok,what fighters???)))

@jermellsmith5813

Жыл бұрын

@@user-qw6zv9rn5v Like you'd know who they're.

been looking forward to this 1

5:05 "Boom perfect timing" Man oh Man......Jackson was a beast......I LOVE watching all of these clips......another great video about one of the GREATEST KO artist's in the world man........Ladies and Gentlemen......Mr. Joseph Vincent...

Joseph Thank you. You really read my comment and made the video. I appreciate it. I’m a fan for life 💯

These documentaries never fail me, always with high quality. Big fan of your documentaries. From Portugal 🇵🇹

I'm glad you did this video. Not alot of people know about the hawk. Absolutely top 5 hardest punchers of all time.

Love this channel ❤️

this is a very good video about a boxing legend! your work deserves a like!!!

Great documentary as always keep it up..🥊👊💪

I saw a really cool video on this boxer a few months ago. So to see this get a little more in depth is great. Thank you for this video. This guy was an absolute monster.

Have always loved your videos man, keep it up :)

@oddjobProdigy

Жыл бұрын

@@tamarbak9407 Who said I meant this particular video? lol, read my man.

@tamarbak9407

Жыл бұрын

@@oddjobProdigy u know what ur doin💀

@oddjobProdigy

Жыл бұрын

@@tamarbak9407 I sure do......but you don't ;)

@tamarbak9407

Жыл бұрын

@@oddjobProdigy cap u just trying to get those likes in😫

@oddjobProdigy

Жыл бұрын

@@tamarbak9407 Listen this is childish and I'm gonna just be completely honest with you. I don't typically comment on videos. This is probably my tenth comment on a youtube video in over 10 years. I happen to see this video had just popped up (I don't typically). I thought if I commented early the creator would have a better chance of seeing it. All I was trying to do was show support to a creator I am a huge fan of. Likes mean nothing to me....if I were trying to get likes I probably would have "tried" to say something catchy. SO, I know exactly what i'm doing. BUT I really have NO clue what your are doing my friend.

I feel like I've said this before, but your documentaries are among the highest quality that I've seen. Not just here on KZread, but in general.

Been waiting on this one

Another great video from Joseph Vinsent bravo

Great doc JV! One of my all time favorite boxers, unbelievable power.

Yeeeeeeeesssssss! Awesome fighter. Superb post

Great documentary.👍🏼Thanks.

Aye mr Vincent I been watching ur videos for awhile and I’m real glad u have seen and appreciated this Caribbean man’s greatness I wish u added more of where he was from because that was a big part of his story u know

The only lil boxing films I can watch. Thanks JV

Wow, inspiring... Thank you!

Amazing, tyvm

Love your stuff. Been a fan long time

Nobody Brings It Home Like You Joe Vincent, Boom 💥 Perfect Timing.

The p4p hardest punchers ever. Thanks for the great video Joseph Vincent.

Make a video on the greatest pound-for-pound UFC fighter in history Anderson Silva and even took to boxing after retiring from UFC and knocking people out or Fedor Emelianenko

@godforgivesoutlawsdont515

Жыл бұрын

Yes....

ive never seen so many career ending KOs in one glove

@andyelliott8027

Жыл бұрын

You won't see a bunch of KO's like this in the videos of any other fighter, JJ was the only fighter who consistently starched guys in this way.

Great job @Joe

Excellent work Joe. I can almost feel Jackson's punches from here. Love the slow-mo repeats. You get to study the destruction much better! Julian should feel no shame in losing to the almost super human Gerald McClellan. Julian Jackson was an exceptional fighter and champion and truly an all time GREAT!

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

He was on the decline prior to the first G man fights although winning both matches before that fight but he was never the same due to issues with both his eyes he was suffering progressive blindness.

The edit from 11:00 to 12:10 is amazing! Brilliant and why I always watch.

Please consider doing Floyd Patterson, a very underrated champion. I cannot find many documentaries on him

@pauclyoung2124

Жыл бұрын

Please do Floyd Patterson next

@Majko420

Жыл бұрын

Ofcourse he's gonna do Floyd Patterson. Just be patient, that one is going to be a massive documentary

@bizmonkey007

Жыл бұрын

Patterson gets overlooked, partly because he was seen as a bit of a weak champ who was protected. Liston and Ali both dominated him and as such, he’s not remembered as fondly.

Been waiting on that one

You are so good at these amazing please keep it up

Ended up w/ 55 wins ....49 by KO....BEAST-MODE...4 sure...No Doubt.... Definitely one of Favorite Fighters when I was growing up💯💪🥊🏆🥇🏅🎖️🥊

You make the best content on YT.

The GOAT 🐐 🙌 is back... masterpiece as usual. You the best JOE

In his 61 bouts as a pro, Julian Jackson won 49 by KO. Which means that he knocked out 80% of his opponents. This, of course, is a fantastic achievement for a long career in professional boxing.

Definitely one of the hardest and scariest KO punchers EVER. I personally thought the McCallum fight was stopped a bit to quickly, and remember watching the bomber Graham fight and thinking Graham left his chin up to high, he was out before he hit the floor. Hawk one of the greatest ever naturally gifted punchers...

It's weird hat I had never heard of him because back then, I loved boxing. I'm so glad for these recent videos of him, becuase I love this fighter!

Unbelievable, what an animal, love that you’re doing some of the boxers that only hardcore fans would know, would love to see a pernell Whittaker one from you!

Oh man this was great brought back so many memories my pops took me as a kid to see him train around Stt even saw as guest referee for a wrestling match with Hulk Hogan and Jimmy the fly he was a really cool person. Another great vid

Just opened KZread to find this epic Gem right here🔥

I thought this documentary was already made and was looking for it two days ago and it ironically came out yesterday 😂🔥