3:57 4 Years Old 1st Time Watching Julio Cesar Chavez. I've Been a Fan Ever Since.

Wins Loses Knockouts 56 0 47 WBA Lightweight Champion of the 🌎 Julio Cesar Chavez 🥊

@davidradovsky7405

2 ай бұрын

The best

The scoring of mrs Lederman is ridiculous

@johnniea4684

Ай бұрын

Absolutely ridiculous. His card for the first Meldrick Taylor fight was a joke too.

Chavez boxed Jeff Bumpus prior to this in 85. He was a southpaw. Blabber mouth Larry Merchant didnt do his homework as usual.

@alanvazquez3312

4 жыл бұрын

Douglas Dickey HBO NEVER GIVE CREDICT TO JC CHAVEZ AS ALWAYS.

@dougsmuaythai

3 жыл бұрын

HBO could even pronounce Chavez correctly.

@aldenunion

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougsmuaythai Shav-ez, sadly they sure didn't deserve such a champion fight call,is insulting...My apologies for my nations foolish disrespect..

@lemankurtz8950

3 жыл бұрын

WTF are you talking about? It was LAMPLEY and LEONARD who FIRST made the screw up about him never having fought a southpaw......Just wanted to jump on the "Durr duhh I dont like Larry Merchant cuz reasons"?? Merchant was alright to me. He occasionally acted arrogant, which is a prerequisite of the job he held. I've heard Lampley, Leonard, Bernstein, Clancy, Albert, Pacheco, FOREMAN, Cosell, and MANY others make weird or stupid remarks. The job is virtually always "off the cuff" and sometimes they just spitball. I'd love to see the myriad dipshits of the internet fumble and stammer when you throw a Mic in their hands. Bunch of f*ckin shitbirds.

@bennylevine387

2 жыл бұрын

@@lemankurtz8950 I tend to agree. I can see how some found him off-putting, with this labored and self-indulgent delivery. And he wasn't the most-solid boxing guy. But I felt he lent a dignity to the proceedings. I thought he generated actual insight and that what he was trying to pull off is fifty times harder than what passes as color commentary today.

Thanks coach. You are my number 1 uploader

El mejor de México

I remember watching this double header and Aguilar was your typical Panamanian boxer hood mover throwing combinations from different angles I’m not to sure if Chavez did have stomach pain issues and it was more the fact that Aguilar was a good boxer with good movement and him being a tall southpaw. Chavez got to him in thee end and the then the writing was on the wall. Chavez went on strength to strength after this fight what a great fighter he was dominant for many more years to come 🥊🇲🇽

@morrishoward1931

Жыл бұрын

⁹999

Cuando Leonard peleo con marvin hagler, pense que perderia. Me equivoque, leonard tenia su plan. Hagler fallo casi todos los golpes duros. Tambien peleaba con alguien mas pesado y este es fue de lo mejor. Una victoria merecida de leonard. Hagler habia noqueado a Thomas hearnd the cobra. Eh aqui mi error. Fue un show de boxeo. Amen.

The commentary on this is so wide of the mark. Round 2 from Leonard: "Chavez is frustrated (having dropped Aguilar the previous round!). He's loading up and needs to throw combinations (Chavez is throwing combinations and walking through Aguilar!). This has not been a good round for Chavez (is out-landing Aguilar quite heavily and has way more on his shots!)". No wonder the same broadcast team had Taylor pitching a near-shutout a couple of years later.

Buena pelea dio el panameño se merece reconocimiento fue aguerrido y Chávez a pesar de su destreza y su diarrea estomacal salió con la victoria.

@adrianamor100

2 жыл бұрын

Pretextos siempre ifual que El hijo a mi no me parece nada de lo que dicenbde Chavez y Checando su records esta bien jodido

@MelvinMolden6898

2 жыл бұрын

Mama -úè:osss

@alejandroespinosacarrillo7718

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianamor100 solo 90 peleas invicto con casi 80 nockouts, casi 14 años invicto, nunca lo lastimaron realmente, su único error no retirarse a tiempo, campeón en tres categorías

@abelinopavon5100

Жыл бұрын

@@alejandroespinosacarrillo7718 para k le explicas esa no sabe de boxeo ke valla ala cosina a lavar los trastes o ke le cambie el pañal al niño 😂

@felipeelamigodelosamigos4490

Жыл бұрын

Rodolfo aguilar peleaba con puro nigaraguences y costa ricences lo cuidaron y le tiraron puros bultos asi logro su invicto numca pelio con un boxeador bueno no estaba para peliar con chavez lo tiraron al matadero sin haber peliado con un clasicado o un excampeon mundial

Como se llama la cancion? Gracias

They never liked Chavez because he was just too fucking good.

They wanted to fight Whittaker duvas did not want it at this time so he moved up fought Taylor

@johnniea4684

Ай бұрын

Whitaker's manager refused to sign a contract to fight Chavez if he was the winner against Ramirez (can't blame him tbh, was being strong-armed into it by the WBC at the weigh-in). Whitaker loses a bad decision, then Chavez unifies against Ramirez. Whitaker eventually won the IBF title, but by then Chavez had already signed to challenge Roger Mayweather up at 140. A year later Chavez unifies against Whitaker's stablemate, Taylor. The next spot is where it gets tricky, from the point of view of the Duvas. They immediately rule out a Chavez-Taylor rematch, except up at 147. 5 months after Chavez-Taylor, Whitaker unifies the Lightweight title with a first-round KO of Juan Nazario. The obvious move, since Chavez wants to stay at 140, is for Whitaker to then move up and challenge him, right? No, instead, it's 2 years before Whitaker moves up to 140 and wins the IBF belt. Chavez is still WBC champion, so an obvious big-money unification fight happens at 140, right? Again, no. Despite only just moving up to 140, Whitaker jumps straight up to 147 to challenge Buddy McGirt. Supposedly, the plan was that if Whitaker lost to McGirt he'd then unify against Chavez back down at 140. Does that make any sense at all? Chavez was the bigger money fight and clearly Whitaker had no problem making 140, so why move up to 147 for less money? If he lost to McGirt then he'd be getting less money for fighting Chavez, as he'd be coming in off a loss. makes no sense unless the real intention was to try to draw Chavez up to 147, which the Duvas had tried 2 years before with Taylor. I think Whitaker would have signed to fight Chavez at 135 or 140, no problem. But the Duvas definitely thought that Chavez may be less effective up at 147. in 1993 Chavez would fight Whitaker for the 147 title, whilst weighing in a full 5 pounds under the limit and be held to a highly disputed draw. He'd fail in another try for the 147 title years later against De La Hoya, which shows that the Duvas were correct in their evaluation of how he'd do at that weight. Smart move by Whitaker's promoters, but robbed boxing of a potentially great fight at 140, where Chavez was still highly effective.

Tremenda presentacion que hizo el panameño aunque perdio

También los refieres merecen reconocimiento gracias señor stell

@adrianamor100

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly yo no veo a Chavez la gran Cosa dicen todo lo contrario y si checan El record bastante malo

@alejandroespinosacarrillo7718

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianamor100 en que está mal el récord de Chávez ? Pegaba muy duro ablandaba a sus rivales y siempre iba adelante, esquivaba golpes, y tenía excelente condición física,

❤

Sabían escojer rivales

Fue buena pelea

El sesar del boxeo,el unico .en el mundo.y es mexicano.digo con respeto gueros negros amarillos.

22:44 These sportscasters are delusional Chávez is fucking him up

@ASDASDASDASDASD666

Жыл бұрын

Totally!

Cuando le ivan a ganar🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽💎💎💎🥊🥊🥊😎😎😎😁😁😁

I was in town for this. I went with the Italian Club. A friend of the family showed me tickets and taunted me that I wasn't going. I thought he was gonna give me a ticket. I was 15. I hated him for that. I cursed him. I gave him the malocchio.

How I hated those announcers. What the hell was Larry Merchant doing bringing up Noriega? He probably thought every black person knew Sammy Davis Jr. personally. Big George Foreman was the only announcer worth a damn.

@fmgmack

3 жыл бұрын

And Max Kellerman but facts

@dinkyramirez9866

3 жыл бұрын

Let's Call It Like It Is. The American Announcers on HBO & Showtime They Didn't Like Chavez Personally....

@danielhenderson8316

3 жыл бұрын

@@dinkyramirez9866 - That’s a shock to me as Ferdie Pacheco practically worshipped Chavez and thought he beat Pernell and that Richard Steel gave him his first loss to Frankie Randall.

18:49 - Knockdown 1 - Aguilar 37:05 - Knockdown 2 - Aguilar

@danielhenderson8316

9 ай бұрын

37:05 is the time Aguilar realized something broke and it was serious.

El Rodolfo Aguilar no tenía pegada mortal termino con 15 ko

@SuperCrayola101

Жыл бұрын

El silencio,jajaja😂😂😂😂

Ex xdd de va dtt

Cherry picking on a Class B fighter! It would've been better if faced azuma nelson or WITHAKER. They were in the same weight at the same time and would ve been much better for his Portfolio instead of the negative Criteria if Tomatoes cans records.

@reycesarcarino4653

2 жыл бұрын

Well they could have challenge him at that weight, especially Nelson since he was a champion

@jaydenmackay9303

5 ай бұрын

Funny you mentioned Whitaker he was offered this exact fight and turned it down to then take on Ramirez who him and his team thought was an easier fight and easier path to the title.

@MelvinMolden6898

5 ай бұрын

@@jaydenmackay9303 it was Whitaker who was holding the title @ that fight with chero ramirez!

@jaydenmackay9303

5 ай бұрын

@@MelvinMolden6898 Wrong you can even look it up he fought Ramirez the first time when he challenged for the title and lost a month prior to this fight he fought Ramirez March 12th 1988 and lost a decision when he could have fought this fight which was on the 16th April 1988 but turned it down for Ramirez who was defending a few weeks earlier. Even look it up it says that Ramirez defended the title which is true. You are wrong and are talking about their rematch a year and a half later where Whitaker had a title that was the 2nd Ramirez vs Whitaker fight which happened August 20 1989. You can look it up I am Right and you are Wrong.

@MelvinMolden6898

5 ай бұрын

@@jaydenmackay9303 Go Home and get Ur Fnnn Shinnecock box !