Marvin Hagler was the epitome of a professional boxer in every way and the best middleweight of them all in my eyes. He was never out of shape, trained for war, fought with style and controlled ferocity, whilst being an utter gentleman. He was always dignified and calm even when he was being disrespected. As an Englishman, I am embarrassed in the way he was treated by Minter and his fans when he won his title and was not able to celebrate his victory in the ring. Sadly he has gone too soon, but will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Marvelous.

@c.galindo9639

Жыл бұрын

I say that he didn’t need the praise of those who were ungrateful and disrespectful. He just needed to prove his worth in the ring and let those who hate him for his achievements stay bitter in their lives meanwhile he went onto greatness

@nickfranklin6495

Жыл бұрын

True. But why are you embarrassed as an Englishman? Your commentators would call it an 'intimidating atmosphere' 'those passionate die-hard fans' if such behaviour came from another nation. Beat your conditioning, stop apologising while youre being made extinct. Have you EVER received an apology from another nation? Doesnt happen. The part that was embarrassing, was how ill-advised Minter was taking that fight. (I sure you would be eager to agree).

@paulcolville5972

Жыл бұрын

@@nickfranklin6495 Named mandatory defence by Minter, he had no choice at the time. Won title in March, defended in June, lost in September! Nowadays they fight once a year!

@nunu4evaaa

Жыл бұрын

💫🥊♥️

@harrymelad942

Жыл бұрын

@@nickfranklin6495 I am struggling to decipher your incomprehensible gibberish. I do not engage with stupid people, as they just drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

He's a great role model for any young man. Sad that he's gone

@antonboludo8886

Жыл бұрын

Yes he is. I wonder what the cause of death was.

@chriswright6245

Жыл бұрын

@@antonboludo8886 saying that would get you put on the naughty step

@Bidness100

Жыл бұрын

@@antonboludo8886 He Took That COVID Shot

@a.v.london1952

Жыл бұрын

Didn't know he died rip!

@antonboludo8886

Жыл бұрын

@@chriswright6245 I am not quite sure what you mean.

One of the best conditioned fighters ever. Can't imagine him reaching true exhaustion in a fight

@markswain365

Жыл бұрын

Incredibly well conditioned, probably 3% body fat.

@anunez5173

Жыл бұрын

Agreed 💯💯💯☝️

@dguitar3831

Жыл бұрын

@@markswain365 Shut up! People don't realise how lean 10 % actually is! Like the skin on the back of your hand, only on the pinch site on the midsection. Hagler was around the ten percent mark

@honkiavelli8044

Жыл бұрын

@@markswain365 probably between 8-10%. Being 3% would literally be dangerous to maintain over short periods and would cut into the body's auxiliary energy stores. He had energy all the way into the 12th round, so doubtful.

@nate3766

Жыл бұрын

@@dguitar3831 ye at 3% you're nearly dead Lmao

He retired and lived out his years near Milan Italy. Him and Archie Moore are my two, all time favorite fighters.

@jordancooke5980

Жыл бұрын

Two absolute legends

@miguelberetta7887

Жыл бұрын

Retired beating up men, and started beating up Italian poon

@greysonG10

Жыл бұрын

He actually spent most of his time here in Bartlett, New Hampshire. Most don't really know that, but he was the local celebrity around my town. I first met him when I was 8 years old at my family's restaurant, patted me on the head and signed my frisbee for me. He was a great guy, and I miss seeing him around.

@christopherbellore3511

Жыл бұрын

@@greysonG10 I remember the New Hampshire part of his story. Good input. Thanks for your contribution to this Marvelous Fighting Legend.

I was a professional boxer and I met quite a few of them in my career. But the only 2 that I have never met that I wanted to was my 2 favorites of all time, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Marvelous Marvin Hagler. To me, they were the epitome of boxing....

@isupportukraine5770

Жыл бұрын

Oh whao awesome story buddy,may I ask who did you meet.? Any big names.?

@moneymakingsim4314

Жыл бұрын

Damn Bro your record was 3 wins and 11 losses.. just looked you up… Better than my Zero for Zero any day huh..😅.. You got my respect. Glad you are still alive and healthy. God Bless!

@Billy-rq9hs

Жыл бұрын

I think I could take you….🤣

@pamelaslocum9107

Жыл бұрын

@@moneymakingsim4314 Man stop acting like you all that when you ain’t at least he had the balls to step in the ring and it don’t matter whatchu say

@moneymakingsim4314

Жыл бұрын

@@pamelaslocum9107 goofy, did u even read what I wrote?? I LITERALLY gave him props!!! Yo y’all dingbats on this app have ZERO reading comprehension skills. Probably never finished high-school either. Circus 🤡

Hagler was a legit monster,probably the toughest man that ever stepped inside a ring,then aamazing technique,iron chin ,power,out of this world cardio and incredibly dedicated.The best middleweight ever

@donald7188

Жыл бұрын

Yes he was the best ever

@Laneganswake

8 ай бұрын

He was truly a monster. This man took it all the way to the limit

Growing up in the Brocton area, the man was loved by so many of us. He always moved forward with relentless pressure until he dropped his opponents. It's great because he wasnt a showboat or bigmouth, he just came to fight and he was damn good at it. How can you root against somebody like that. I feel lucky to be able to watch so many of his fights. He gave the city tremendous pride. R.I.P. Mr. Hagler...

@nickfranklin6495

Жыл бұрын

beautifully put with Hagler-like class

@MikeB-ng3ol

Жыл бұрын

A lot of boxing pride in Brockton, South Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, and Haverhill.

@sbaby-kg8hn

Жыл бұрын

Well sai sir

Freak of nature a reach well beyond the normal for his height , switch hitter , asteroid chin , unlimited stamina .. in his prime years there's never been a middleweight come close he was absoloutely unbeatable , took flush right hands from Hearns and barely flinched ... Nuff said

@JohnDoe-ie3rs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and hearns hit like a train man with 78 in reach. He put everything behind it

@Pulsonar

Жыл бұрын

Hagler also tamed the beast Mugabi in a legendary fight, the beast was never the same fighter after Hagler KOd him.

@thejamnasium6447

Жыл бұрын

@@Pulsonar you're not wrong, but in all fairness Hagler was never the same after that fight either

@Pulsonar

Жыл бұрын

@@thejamnasium6447 True, blood in urine, busted up guts, Hagler didn’t get away Scot free, he had medical bills to settle after that blistering fight against the beast.

@kingg_shuffle3513

Жыл бұрын

@@thejamnasium6447 nah he was still a beast

This was a Tremendous Homage To a Great Fighter. RIP LEGEND!

I'm a real estate agent and I absolutely love boxing. I use a lot of the legendary boxer's mentality in my business. I want to outwork and this video fires me up to both workout and to work hard at my business. Whenever I don't feel like working, I watch this and it fires me right up. Thank you.

@renzopeterson153

Жыл бұрын

Who do you think would've won at their peak, 1983 Hagler or 1973 Monzon?

@omarvazquez3355

Жыл бұрын

@@renzopeterson153 tough to call but I'd pick hagler

@themanftheworld8439

10 ай бұрын

@@renzopeterson153 Hagler all day.

Hagler had that iron will that couldnt be replicated. Those old school style of training has and will always work. These ig workouts and trendy movements just looks nice on camera

@potentially__9445

Жыл бұрын

FACTS

@nickfranklin6495

Жыл бұрын

you mean looking away while hitting the pads and the trainer moving his pads to your gloves so your punch sounds like it has snap? think you are right, alot of tough looking ladies around today

I match my style alot to haglers so can't wait for this. Going to war with myself this month getting up at 4am and training like a pro so with his schedule I'm gonna be unstoppable. I have one last shot at greatness now I'm almost 20 so I'm dropping all the dumb shit and living religiously

@thecashcowpinata-hitmetoge8353

Жыл бұрын

Never too late

@DaveElwoodCutter

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry dude, Rocky Marciano didn't even start Boxing until he was 23 and he's one of the greatest of all time.

@benrobbo2902

Жыл бұрын

@@DaveElwoodCutter I started at around 17 but never trained like a future all time great, just an average amateur. hopkins started at 20 and lived like a monk cleaning his entire lifestyle up and giving the sport his life as much as he could so that's what I'm going to do now. I see no other option for myself

@DaveElwoodCutter

Жыл бұрын

@@benrobbo2902 Again: don’t worry. You’re still young. Have a healthy diet and be dedicated and regular in your training. Things will fall into place. You don’t have to live like a monk. Train smart. If you overdo it and don’t rest enough you’ll achieve the opposite and will have a short and injury ridden career cause you destroyed your body early on. Get at least (!!!) 8 hours of sleep every night and try to take a 1-2 hour nap during the day of you train twice a day. So if you get up at 4am you’ll have to sleep not later than 8pm.

@christopherbellore3511

Жыл бұрын

I hope that you succeed. Marvin Hagler was my favorite fighter of all time; but then I noticed an old fighter who I became interested in - Archie Moore, The Old Mongoose. I tell you this so that you can stay focused for the NEXT 30 YEARS!!! Hagler and Moore, two of the GREATEST of all times. And both my favorites. Wishing you GREAT success and many blessings as you pursue your goals. ✝ 🥊

I grew up in Provincetown and got to meet him and watched him train several times. A great privilege.

@twmlloyd5257

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant, what a memory

Amazing! Marvelous Marvin Hagler was my favorite fighter growing up. Rest Easy champ 🙏🏾.

@wouldanyoneelseliketobehea7068

Жыл бұрын

What did he die from?

@shannonandsheila1403

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@shannonandsheila1403

Жыл бұрын

@@wouldanyoneelseliketobehea7068 Death killed by death

Hagler and Marciano probably have the greatest training regimen ever

@gomez3357

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

@johngotti3487

Жыл бұрын

Henry Armstrong & Harry Greb had ridiculous training regimens as well

@watching789

Жыл бұрын

Hate to say it buy floyd training was second to none

@srr3097

Жыл бұрын

@@watching789 Floyd was always on roids

@watching789

Жыл бұрын

@@srr3097 no he wasn't. Sad years later still tryna discredit the man

You get out of life what you put into it. That’s why he was Marvelous and has been immortalized for all eternity. RIP Champ

I just love this man so much. One of my favorite fighters of all time. His blue collar demeanor just so inspirational and never cheat you. Marvelous! Rest legend

@chriswright6245

Жыл бұрын

I like that too. He's salt of the earth

@waltflansburg5608

Жыл бұрын

I love Marvelous Marvin, too. Thought he was the baddest fighter ever, and he was. I wanted to believe I had that in me if I ever needed to draw it out in a situation. I love watching his fights over and over.

@ericrussell9746

Жыл бұрын

@@waltflansburg5608 My Favorite Fight of Marvin was Against John "The Beast" Mgabi hands down.

@TheHumbuckerboy

Жыл бұрын

@@ericrussell9746 Same here. That was perhaps the most brutal/ hard fought fight that I am aware of especially considering the form of Mugabi at the time and Marvin being the imperious champ. Marvin showed tremendous fortitude and Mugabi also gave his all but that fight took so much of Mugabi's punch resistance from him as became evident during the rest of his career.

@potentially__9445

Жыл бұрын

@@ericrussell9746 GREAT, BRUTAL fight!!

Love it! Hagler´s philosophy about doing it the hard way, the right way is something I will always remeber when I am in a tough spot. Great video as always!

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Raj! Yeah, his mental toughness was something else!

@RajSingh-lr7lj

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxingLife Do you feel like his determination was to his detriment in his fight against Leonard? Personally, I feel like Hagler won but he definetly performed worse than usual and in a documentary it was alleged that he may have over trained because he wanted to beat Leonard so badly.

@zach-iq9xy

Жыл бұрын

@@RajSingh-lr7lj i think so hagler never rested well and trained 7 days a week

Marvin Hagler was robbed of his title! He was the best of all the middleweights. Marvin was the epitome of grace and dignity. A great example of a real man. The world needs another Marvin Hagler to look up to. Gone way too soon!

RIP Marvin Hagler said it's tough to get out of bed to do road work at 5:00 a.m. in the morning if you're sleeping in silk pajamas Lmmfao

@cerromeceo

Жыл бұрын

Even in regular pajamas it's hard

@airborne8580

Жыл бұрын

@@cerromeceo Lmmfao How about in a boxing person's birthday suit? Smmfh

@cerromeceo

Жыл бұрын

@@airborne8580 that's even harder. Literally and figuratively lol

@airborne8580

Жыл бұрын

@@cerromeceo Lol 😆😂

@jacobjorgenson9285

Жыл бұрын

Why I take ice cold showers every morning Look up wim hoff

In my college days I used to spend my summers in Provincetown to earn money for school. On my days off myself and the other kids would spend time on the beach. That is where I first saw The Champ, Mr. Hagler on his run training for his next fight. Subsequently, on one of his runs I caught up to him to wish him well on his next fight. I tried to hang with The Champ but the strong steady pace was too much, especially once he hit the dunes. His physical fitness was something to behold and watching him train in the ring at the Provincetown Inn was an art form. One thing that should be said about Mr. Haggler was that he was a true gentleman. Humble and gracious to all he met. In the few times he would come in to town for dinner he always took the time with all those that wanted to meet him. It was apparent he was smart and the real deal the way he looked you in the eye and paid attention to whoever he was talking to. Marvelous Marvin Hagler, The Greatest Middleweight Boxer In The World. Thanks Champ.

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear stories like this of the great Hagler. Thanks for sharing.

I was literally waiting for this video the whole week since you mentioned it on community post. I am very excited.

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Haha! Hope you enjoy it!

I was actually recruited to spar with Marvin before he fought Ray Leonard and, on the way to Palm Springs, the guy who set it up for me to come out kept telling me "Don't talk to Marvin, just get in, show him angles and use your footwork but don't tick him off." When I got there, Marvin was walking around the gym grunting to himself about how he was going to pull my heart out. I was like, looks like he's already ticked off! He definitely had a place he needed to go to mentally which is why Ray was careful not to trash talk him before the fight. I talked to Ray a few years after he retired and he said, as soon as he saw Marvin switch to orthodox, he knew Marvin was, at least, temporarily, focused on trying to out box him which was a huge mistake. I still think the fight was super close but, if Marvin hadn't given away the early rounds trying to box Ray, he probably would have remained champ. Just my thought. Wish I'd "met" him under different circumstances so I could have spoken to him a bit, but he seemed like a good person.

@jamescullum5412

Жыл бұрын

Wow Mr. Harris. That's quite an experience! To have sparred with Marvin and spoken to Ray about the fight. I watched that fight and thought Marvin won, even though I was pulling for Leonard.

I met Marvin several times as a kid and have a picture with him and his autograph , my dad worked for the city of Brockton and knew Marvin on a first name basis when he lived here in the 80s, I absolutely cherish that man, he was always so nice to me. Your presentation was A1, what a video.

@stevehougom7454

Жыл бұрын

He was always very classy in his interviews. You had to respect him you had no choice he earned it thats for sure!

Best fighter ever. No bullshit, all hard work and never had anything handed to him, he worked his ass off for it.

@potentially__9445

Жыл бұрын

That’s EXACTLY why I love Marvin Hagler so much!!!

@tee-roni420

Жыл бұрын

That is why he is my favorite too...he is not like some of the boxers today

@wooge3199

Жыл бұрын

I guess he's prob my favorite aswell.. Balls like a buffalo...he had.....was a man .war.....

@vince11harris

Жыл бұрын

@@tee-roni420 why do folks do that nowadays

@tee-roni420

Жыл бұрын

@@vince11harris TBH I was low-key referring to Floyd Sinclair Mayweather.

One of the greatest of all time ! He truly was a warrior !

Brilliant video and tribute to the Brocton brawler. I remember seeing him fight and just ripping opponents apart. Never got the respect he deserved. Hagler, Leonard, Duran and Hearns. All legends and Hagler takes the crown for best overall fighter. RIP 👊

The Marvelous. One of my favorite fighters of all time. What a mad lad and an absolute beast.

Nice work Sir! You did The Marvelous One justice. He was truly a blessing to behold in the ring, and in person. Champ for eternity.

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Ron! One of the best!

This guy was the God of Discipline. Rest easy Champ!

This was a fabulous video on Marvin Hagler! The man was truly one of the top middleweights of all time! His training regiment was truly hard-core Spartan old school! He was in fabulous condition not only physically but also mentally! I enjoyed watching his fights through the years! A true champion and human being!!

Hard Work & Dedication = Marvin Hagler

@gomez3357

Жыл бұрын

+Talent

Haggler was my hero, when he lost to leonard I was ill for a week . I just couldn't get it in my head that he'd lost. I never had a hero after that. Fantastic work, loved every bit of the video.

@berthill8560

Жыл бұрын

He said you would have to knock sugar ray out at Caesar’s palace to get a draw

@chopperenduro6590

Жыл бұрын

I was devastated after that Leonard loss also , l didn't want him to box Ray , l felt if he used his strength & conditioning to rough him up , fight a close up battle & wear Ray down with body shots then head hunt in the later rds , but he fought Ray's fight instead & Ray was one of the best boxers ever .

@KingKongbabe

2 ай бұрын

Marvin was cheated& robbed against Lenard. Anyone with half a brain knows he won that fight. The fox was in.

This is an absolutely fantastic tribute and no more true words spoken about work ethic, determination, and trust, thank you. This shows that if men will be men there is a bond forged that will not be broken. Marvelous Marvin Hagler stood the test and with the Petronelli brothers put the spirits of three great men together and forged one freat example of the sweet science personified.

First watched hagler when I was 11 year old.. never missed any of his fights after that. And was my idol. RiP. You will never be forgotten ❤️

What a legend. If you want to be great this is what hard work looks like.

Definitely one of my favorite fighters of all time. Relentless

MARVIN HAGLER - Great Man & Great Fighter... His passing leaves a void in the hearts and minds of many Boxing fans worldwide.. May GOD rest Marvin Hagler in peace...❤

Enjoyed ur analysis of Marvelous one's training. Spot on break down that gave insight into why he was such a skilled n successful boxer. Kudos to u. Watched his fights throughout the late 70's n 80s. Thanks Marvelous Marvin for bringing commitment n excitement to the boxing world those years ! Never will be the same again RIP Champ. New subscriber because of this n previous vid. Anticipating ur next one. Peace

Fantastic analysis of the Marvelous one's boxing training. Unreal how he dedicated n prepared himself before a fight. Enjoyed watching his aggressive style of boxing on TV over the years in the late 70s n 80s.Truly one of a kind that cannot be replaced by today's fighters. RIP Marvelous one n thanks for all of your memorable fights ! Kudos for upload. Looking forward to ur next one. Peace

My favorite fighter of all time ❤. I miss you Champ 🥊 🙏👑

Nice one, he’s one of the great legends that keep me looking forward to championships. Keep up the work 👍🏽

Beautiful piece! Hard working. I’m glad you honored him. Thank you this!

He had a great chin. In his brawl vs Hearns, he was getting countered for almost the whole duration of their short fight, by a dangerous power puncher, but he was taking those punches like it was nothing. Really impressive stuff. That was probably the best tactics against a good boxer with a reach advantage. A lot of times you see guys getting outpointed while stuck at the end of the opponents reach instead of pressing him.

@nickfranklin6495

Жыл бұрын

Fight through the punches, then fight through again, and again. Very few people will withstand a third time. He took a huge calculated risk. Speaking generally, the tactics could be better in the sport. Always surprised when you see a fight where one fighter has no jab whatsoever. If you see this, you should take the jab on the way in. You rarely see this basic tactic employed.

Great video. I've been waiting for a video like this on haglers training for a long time. Great work. Thanks

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Appreciate the kind words

Some man for one man. Upmost respect for marvelous marvin Hagler. Never had it easy and never wanted it to be easy. The psychological advantage he gave himself by training so hard has to be respected.

Jamie that was truly marvellous edition , really enjoyed it, having lived through that golden era, this insight was fascinating on great all time champ, the Minter fight, put the hairs up on my back, the fight are still the best 4 rounds of boxing I’ve ever seen …

Excellent video, and tribute to the Marvelous. One of the best to grace the ring,..his contributions to the sport will never be forgotten 🙏. Thanks for the upload

These last 2 videos were really good and I'm taking notes adding to my boxing workout. Definitely got me to subscribe!!! Keep up the videos

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and welcome!! Glad you enjoy the content. :)

Thanks for this great video Jamie. You presented some information about Hagler's training that I had not come across before. Your channel is excellent, and the effort you put in your videos is greatly appreciated by us Boxing fans. Keep up the good work.

Great video of a great man that tamed the essence of human strength. Loved the feel of your storytelling and visual information. Subbed, liked and bells for all in the future.

Brilliant video which has really inspired me. I’m 57 and going for my 2nd Dan in Goju Ryu Karate next year. There is so much to take from this video. Old school hard core training and discipline is the best! Thanks 🙏

the last line is crazy. Dive into the abyss where no one else will go. it's only then you'll find out if you can truly be marvelous.

I've realized for a while now that the true core element of a champion is this inner hunger, or beast as we call it here. People with that are willing to endure the nearly endless grind that, unfortunately, is the best way to make yourself as good as you can be. Hagler is my favorite middleweight of all time and it was always clear what a complete fighter he was. RIP champ. Thanks for this wonderful presentation.

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

It was my pleasure, glad you enjoyed

Thank you for the Video.. Brother Add more video on training of legendary boxer ( old school training)

He had a 6’3 reach at 5’9, and apparently had rare muscles on the side of his head that gave him an insane chin (also the cardio)

@TheTexorcist68

Жыл бұрын

Doctors performed various tests on Hagler and found his skull was 20% thicker than normal. This was a huge key to his granite chin!

@Caligrapher88

Жыл бұрын

I also wouldn't be surprised if his conditioning also helped develop those head muscles. A lot of fighters with granite chins also have impeccable cardio

@SeanLives

Жыл бұрын

@@Caligrapher88 yeah it’s the recovery factor apparently, that combined with thick neck, Robust skull and freak head muscles made him an unstoppable machine

@redrider7724

Жыл бұрын

There's noway Hagler was even really 5'9 . I'm 5'9 and used to train with him. And I had a good few inches on him. So unless he shrunk since competing those stats are off

@thatguy5779

Жыл бұрын

@@redrider7724 Likely, age shrinks ya

The main thing that was stated, his trainers believed in him and helped him believe in himself. Seems many trainers don't put much time into a fighter. Hard to find that, especially who put themselves last. Great like Gus D'Amato and the Petranelli didn't look inward as what they do. They gave more than they get without expecting in return.

I’m a new sub and am really loving your channel. Your narratives are results of meticulous research and writing exceptionally delivered in a pleasing voice. Just wonderful!

Your channel came to me through the algorithm. Man this video was straight up genius, awesome, original, stylish, well produced and just freaking kick ass. 💎💎💎💎💎

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

You already know I’m happy Jamie can’t wait 🥊life

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it Billy!

Respect to this legend for his dedication to this art of boxing. Continue to RIP champ 👊🏽

Thankss for an excellent breakdown of Marvin's schedule and mentality. Unlike many other sports (excluding some other combat sports) if you're not on your game you really get hurt and humiliated. Some of these fighters' dedication seems to be how clear they are about the consequences of not being fully prepared and how truly they hate them. They keep this clarity over long periods and promise themselves to leave no stone unturned. Nomatter what a person's view of boxing this translates strongly into any sport or serious goal.

Hey, great video man. Usually I see the same old information or wrong information all over KZread but this is all new to me. Well done.

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for feedback Rob! Much appreciated and glad you found it useful.

Fighters like Hagler didn’t just train hard …he trained hard with an attitude …he was killer mentality x1000

I cannot think of anyone in all of Boxing who trained harder than Hagler. He was a beast.

@gil9905

Жыл бұрын

Ok buddy.. like you know every boxer in history.. and yet you happened to see how they all trained .shut up

@anthonyharty1732

Жыл бұрын

My favourite boxer of all time.

@TheHumbuckerboy

Жыл бұрын

Plus he was able to stay at MW throughout his whole career and still remain strong, resilient and had great endurance whereas many of today's fighters seem to struggle to make weight and have to move up the divisions as they age.

@TheHumbuckerboy

Жыл бұрын

@B45 If metabolism was a main issue then fighters would have been continually moving up the weight divisions during previous eras due to necessity . Instead I feel that the popularity of training with heavy weights is a major factor in the sport in recent years that adds bulky muscle and consequently the corresponding weight gain

@joekhaiphet9253

Жыл бұрын

Him and Rocky are the two hardest ever to put on the gloves

Fantastic video. Thanks for posting!

I trained with a boxer and he said, "you have to train hard or you get beaten up." Those words have always stuck with me.

You need to do more of these vids. This is my fav of the 4 kings. Oh! And what he famously screamed during that run was “war!”

Thank you for doing the research and making these videos

@BoxingLife

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching them

Haglars ring IQ is off the damn chart. Add to that how tough and physically gifted he was, then add to that the mental fortitude, a rock solid granite chin, knockout power, an unbelievable work ethic, and you have someone that's near perfect for boxing. I'd put Haglar vs anyone from any era.

As a massive boxing fan and a technical geek - I love this channel. The fact that it's narrated by a fellow Scot is just the cherry on the cake!👌

How could such a man die at a relatively young age? He was a beast

Bravo! 👏 ❤️ This video on MMH captures a difficult and elusive summary of what made MMH The Best Middleweight ever. There are many pieces to the puzzle, but The Monster, The Making It Difficult on Yourself, The Isolation, The Loyalty, Commitment & Discipline all played central rolls. ❤️The Kobe reference.

@BoxingLife

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Thank you Stuart!

Watching Marvin Hagler's training videos and witnessing his mastery in the ring moves me to my core. The dedication, focus, and raw emotion he pours into every punch, every movement, resonates deep within my soul. It's not just about boxing; it's about the relentless pursuit of a dream, the unwavering commitment to excellence that stirs something profound inside me. Hagler's craft is a testament to the power of passion and hard work, a reminder that greatness is achievable through sheer determination and heart.

Great video! Just found your channel and happy to give you a sub. Gotta love guys who train old school

Good video. Who calls out John 'The Beast' Mugabe. And the one boxer that never took a backwards step. Sublime. RIP.

this man was a beast! Greatest Middleweight of all time!💯

Really well made video. Cracking channel 😎💪🧠🥊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Legend that stance switch is thing of beauty!

He was one of the few guys you can legitimately put in any boxing era and he'd still be champ. You want to box? No problem. Slug it out? No problem. South Paw? Orthodox? Iron Chin. He had it all.

Absolutely marvelous. Marvelous Marvin Hagler really is someone who is driven into madness with his training all for preparation for his next war that he faced in the ring. He literally was someone hungry to devour whoever stood in his way for his acquired greatness

great video like always, much love and respect. has a salvador sanchez breakdown been done ?

This is some very good content. Keep it up

Thank you for this man, I appreciate knowing more bout my favorite boxer

@BoxingLife

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Was my pleasure

he deserves a film

This is the video in which I subscribed to the channel thank you

Love your videos! Thank you!

Crazy I always thought he lifted weights what a physical specimen he was!

Very well-made video. Subscribed.

@BoxingLife

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Welcome! :)

Great piece. well done 👍🏾

Educational and informative, something new learned 💯🔊🔊 Daily.

A respected champion in and out of the ring. A class act we should all follow. Amen.

He is such an inspiration. My favourite fighter. Worked harder than any fighter .

Great video man!

I met MMH, when he used my boxing gym - for the London Minter title fight.. then some years later for an dinner evening event again in London.. He gave a honest insight to his feelings, training and tactics.. and opponents.. I met his Italian wife, and had a memorable short conversation with him about his training at my home pro gym for the title fight.. a great and missed champion..

Marvelous Marvin Hagler is my favorite fighter of ALL TIME. It used to be Muhammad Ali, who I LOVE to DEATH, but Hagler’s demeanor, determination, will, and work ethic is second to none. He’s a HUGE inspiration for me.

@BL77357

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Mayweather trained harder than both those dudes. Not hating, just facts

Favorite fighter of all time

Great Video! Please keep them coming--

Beautifully done video. Thanks so much to creating this and sharing with the world. A fitting tribute to the great MMH.

@BoxingLife

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words

He was truly the marvelous one,train the old warriors; dedicated to his craft.we miss you Marvin hagler 😭