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@manueljfrancisco5480

Жыл бұрын

ROCK, my. Man🥊🥊

Marciano is so wrongly called a no skill brawler when his defense was actually top notch. Man rarely got hit with a combo on film.

@king42894

Жыл бұрын

It’s popular to say he was just a brawler. He had great skill to go wit his conditioning, power and heart

@wesallstar9273

Жыл бұрын

Like iron Mike

@aljordan5193

Жыл бұрын

I agree . His defence was very good as even Angelo dundee Muhammed Alis trainer commented that his defence was better than it appeared. And most people are unaware that he started boxing late so you can amagine if he had started early how much more impressive he would have been .

@gyujiko

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@Stout_Krout

Жыл бұрын

Combined Walcott Charles Moore Louis already had 431 fights before they fought Rocky. Add the 96 fights Louis had during his 4 year military service, that's 527 fights not to mention Walcott and Louis retired for 6½ years. Those four were already ring worn and washed. Anyone that says otherwise is biased.

Fran - Great analysis as we’ve come to expect. A sportswriter once asked one of Marciano’s sparring partners what it’s like to be hit by Rocky. He replied “It’s like someone is hitting you with a sack of oranges”. So many of Marciano’s opponents seemed technically superior to him on paper, but he beat them all. He had the guts of a lion, fists of steel, and incredible conditioning. Very much underrated on his defense. I’m old enough to clearly remember the sad day of his passing.

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Thank you William, appreciate that and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@aiyahuntacheimumbi236

Жыл бұрын

What did he mean by saying a sack of oranges? I don't get it?

@nicklovesdata9546

Жыл бұрын

@@aiyahuntacheimumbi236 let someone smack you with a sack of oranges. It's gonna hurt. Juice is gonna be everywhere. 😂

@teegee7661

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he was surely a hard puncher..blows was deadly..

@mikea9359

10 ай бұрын

If you're just a fan and not a student of boxing you won't see the genius of Marciano .

His coach Goldman: Rocky's short, stoop-shouldered and balding with two left feet. A lot of people say that he doesn't look too good in there, but the guys on the canvas don't look too good either.

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha, brilliant, couldn't agree more

I loved his double left hook, constant feints with his movement that desensitized his opponents defense over time. The massive leverage he was able to get into his punches from telephone booth range. His attacks were efficient like you said straightforward and non stop which can make up for lack of pure speed, by the time he let's off 10 haymakers his opponent would usually be throwing 5 or less punches with less effectiveness. His conditioning was top tier physically and mentally. A true body snatcher that even narrated "Go to the body you're losing your head" over his fight with Ezzard Charles which he eventually knocked out by missing the left hook but being pendulum like used that momentum to crank a devestating right hand over the top almost like a pitcher in baseball. His uppercuts often sent opponents clean through the ropes just look at the Joe Louis fight (color version) and his fight with Lastarza. Marciano was sheering people's teeth clean off their gums with over hand rights and bursting blood vessels in their arms by the end of the fight. He shows nice rolling techniques particularly later in his career that generated immediately into hooks rocking his opponents leaving them off leveraged(Don Cockell fight) He had that subtle awkward angle that he would induce on his opponents and even shows some back stepping into an attack if you watch the first Walcott fight. Nothing too flashy just pure heart determination and power

@leonsparta8238

Жыл бұрын

Great analysis

@alexwillis7093

Жыл бұрын

"Let's off 10 haymakers" 😂🤣😂🤣

@jerrylisby3440

Жыл бұрын

Definitely a relentless bulldog!

The Rock had an indomitable will to win…relentless and brutal and a gentleman when the fight was done.

The "inching forward" movement was created by Charlie Goldman. He tied RM's feet together, a little apart, in order to coach that inching movement and balance. He is a favourite of mine, he gave so much of himself to the sport, was so gracious. He was asked as fighters are so often for a prediction, "Say Rocky, what round will you knock him out?" and Marciano answered, "I hope to win." My KZread name comes from that quote.

@Lucille69caddy

Жыл бұрын

HUMBLE. Something we don’t experience nowadays.

@Stout_Krout

Жыл бұрын

​@@Lucille69caddy Wanna go over Marciano's opponents ONE at a time? Shall we start with his 15 opponents that had LOSING records or his opponents that had 20 30 40 50+ LOSSES and were KO'd numerous times? Walcott Charles Moore Savold LOST (113) times and were KO'd (32) times. Lowry had (57) LOSSES. Wanna continue?​ I've studied EVERYONE of Marciano's opponents individually and with the exception of ONE opponent, they were all terrible. Charles was good BUT HE WAS STILL A NATURAL MIDDLEWEIGHT. Just saw a picture of Charles standing next to middleweight Sugar Ray Robinson and Robinson looked Bigger!!! Don't get me wrong, there were some great light heavyweights during this time. But the HEAVYWEIGHT division was a complete and utter embarrassment. Rocky fans always say his opponents were bigger than he was. Then name all these Bigger opponents and let's go over their records and KO percentages one at a time. Nobody can out-debate me. NOBODY. Wanna try? Then go for it. I'll be waiting... TIC TOC TIC TOC TIC TOC

@ihopetowin

Жыл бұрын

@@Stout_Krout You need to calm down and try to behave like a man and not a blustering little nobody trying to prove himself via the shield of anonymity and a keyboard.

@bobbyd1776

Жыл бұрын

@@Stout_Krout You state you have studied EVERYONE of Marciano's Opponents. Well, I think your priorities in life are truly out of whack. The reason I say this is because you lack the ability to calculate the winning percentage of a man who 49 out of 70 fights. Instead of studying Marciano's opponents you ought to be taking a remedial 5th grade math course

@bobbyd1492

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbyd1776 How many losses did the BEST Heavyweight Champions of All Time have: Lewis 2,, Holmes 6,, Ali 5,, Vitali 2,, Foreman 5,, Tyson 6,, Wladimir 5,, Bowe 1,, Liston 4,, Louis 3,, Holyfield 10,, Frazier 4,, Norton 7,, Tunney 1,, Dempsey 6,, Jack Johnson 11....Who's missing? Oh, little Marciano is missing. Why? "SHOW ME A HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION WITHOUT A LOSS AND I'LL SHOW YOU A FIGHTER THAT FOUGHT A LOT OF NOBODIES" -- Lennox Lewis Cruiserweight Journeyman Jersey Joe Walcott 49W 20L 39-Year Old Club Fighter. Joe Louis 66W 3L Over The Hill Came Back From The Dead Before Count Dracula Of Transylvania Did. Middleweight-Lightheavyweight-Lightcruiserweight-Ezzard Charles 95W 25L Club Fighter With More Beatings Than Curley of The Three Stooges. Welterweight-Middleweight-Lightheavyweight-Lightcruiserweight-Archie Moore 186W 23L 41-Year Old Grandfather was Factually Born in 1913. Archie was Already Fightin Professionally When tiny Rocky was Only 12-Years Old!!! Pick a Decade.. 60s,, 70s,, 80s,, 90s,, 2000s? He would have been destroyed in all of them! Little Marciano only steered towards zombies and mediocre opposition at best.. "Fight No One and Quit While You Are Ahead"

I used to love to read about and watch footage of Marciano when I first took up boxing. Obviously the massive punching power was something, but I was just in awe of the relentless determination and grit the "will to win". Great fighter.

He came on in waves he would roll into the opponent he was always moving forward never going off plan knowing eventually he will break through even when he missed he would keep following through. He had a very strong mind and belief in his skill . He was a very good boxer

I am a big fan of Marciano, I think his major strength was in athleticism and absolute dedication to the sport. He was able to throw power punches no stop for the entire match. I've never seen any other heavy weight doing that. I also think that the Suzie Q was more of a mix between a hook and an uppercut with the same rotation of the torso that baseball players do (He used to be a baseball player) there was his entire weight behind that punch.

Great break down of a legend. To me, Rocky fought while others boxed and there is a world of difference both in mindset and skill sets.

I totally agree with you on Rocky style. Rocky threw punches so hard wherever he hit it would temporarily disable that part of the body. One can see on tapes that Rocky threw very fast hard punches. Most of his opponents went to the hospital for checkups.

He was basically the first human wrecking ball! Brutal yet beautiful!

Can really see your appreciation for boxing and great boxers from this video. Can't underestimate the power of will and conditioning.

Thank you Mr. Sands. Everything you communicate is pure gold. We all appreciate your generosity and mastership of the art of boxing.

That was absolutely terrific MARCIANO WAS MY FAVOURITE FIGHTER CLASS ACT

Another crucial part of Rocky was that he lured you into his range. He came up from underneath. Once you reached him he was going to hit you first.

I’m from Brockton. Thank you for this video! Barely ever get lessons on the legend!

Not only the style, he had a steel hammer in each fist

Great video Mr Sands, learned a lot from it. Marciano also used his short arms to his advantage. From his crouching Style. At times he would also jump into the punch from his crouching Style.

That was a amazing breakdown , i will be trying that 15 min rocky marciano round tonight, thanks mate very much appreciated

In the clips I watched, one thing that stood out to me was his ability to avoid punishment after missed haymakers.

Great breakdown, love the passion and coaches eye for detail, superb!!!

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, really enjoyed doing it to be honest :-)

Rocky wasn't a fighter with a huge toolbox. The tools he did have, however, he was an absolute master with.

I love that double-left hook off the jab that ko'd Matthews. Took Rocky a while to learn it. He was mostly just a right-hand fighter at the time he fought Rex Layne, but then he learned how to use his left in basic ways just in time for his fights with Louis and Savold, and finally perfected it with Matthews, in preparation for Walcott.

Please continue these type of videos and do various fighters from old/ new school!!🔥🔥🔥

"like a metronome" that is the best description of Rocky I've heard

It's crazy how underrated Marciano is.

@burkaboy1

Жыл бұрын

Under rated ? By who ?

@beatlejim64

Жыл бұрын

@@burkaboy1 By who? People who have no sense of boxing history!!!

@deanodog3667

Жыл бұрын

@@beatlejim64 he fought old men ffs !

@Maria.Isabella.Sanchez

Жыл бұрын

@@beatlejim64 Name me his 5 best opponents Jim. Try to eliminate the middleweights and light heavyweights moonlighting as Heavyweights.

@Maria.Isabella.Sanchez

Жыл бұрын

@@beatlejim64 not only are you clueless about boxing but casual as well

I believe your teaching style is Top Notch. Thank you for passing your wisdom, knowledge and Respect of your Art 🎨🎭

The Marciano haters haven't watched this video. A young David Tua needed this video!

@Lucille69caddy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they have. They’re all over the place. Rocco lives rent free in their minds, and I LOVE IT😂

I also heard and read he was a small heavyweight which makes everything more impressive knowing that today most heavies are giants.

@jamiewulfyr4607

Жыл бұрын

5ft 10inches and 189Ibs.

@stickthatinyourpipeandsmok2457

3 ай бұрын

Some people think and they are allowed to have their opinion that today's giants would have beaten such a small man but today's giants all have one thing in common, they were all beaten by lesser men. If this is true and correct then what chance do they have against him! Answer, not much IMO. Cheers.

I can tell your very passionate about Rocky’s style and its much appreciated thank you!

a MUST read about the very disturbed psychopath Rocky Marciano ( @- 1993/08/23 THE ROCK - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI ) I'm not a hater, Marciano has always been my favorite. Rocky fans need to understand why he abandoned his kids and wife then left them penniless.

Ppl say Marciano was a skill less brawler and got hit too much. I wonder how much other boxers would get hit by Moore, Charles, Louis, Walcott. This man never gassed out with more power punches thrown than anyone has ever thrown since while being rarely hit clearly no matter the name. Started his career very late, thought 49 bouts in only 8 years. It’s just beyond me how ppl try to argue against him.

Inching forward like one of them damn zombies out the movies, haha. You can run but you can't hide, and I'll be right here no matter what you do!

good video, the best video about rocky Marciano stile, nice and simple!!!

Beautiful Video! Been looking for this quite awhile! Really educational!

@myboxingcoach

8 ай бұрын

Glad it helped, thanks for watching 👍

been waiting for this video, very underrated. i have been trying to model my fighting style on Marciano; like him, i am not naturally gifted athletically nor do i possess very light or agile feet.

@rudycantarini4649

Жыл бұрын

Rocky was a gifted athlete. He had tryouts for professional baseball and was middle linebacker for his hs football team. He took up boxing 🥊 in the Army

@boxersal9570

Жыл бұрын

I was the same my footwork before was clumsy but if u practice often you will obtain it...the secret that I found to footwork is to take small steps and keep your back leg planted ...small steps forwards backward ..repeat look at the footwork of Shakur Stevenson and you will see what I mean nothing special but small sliding steps help keep you balanced...don't bounce either that just uses energy

Coach Sands, This was my favorite video of all the many excellent videos you have produced. Thank you .

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it pal

good work

That was a really refreshing “review / analysis” so many boxing analysts seem to be reading too much into too little. You called it as you saw it. Brilliant.

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that, thank you

Excellent video

Nice presentation mr Sands! On spot, simple, not complicated.

ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO

Brilliant video. Bang on!

Love the videos Fran, this is a great breakdown and super analysis of the man Marciano. Opponents often said they couldn't lift their arms by the 7th and 8th rounds as Rocky just hit you everywhere!

brilliant stuff once again

Great analysis Fran i watched some of your boxing rudiments vids over the silly lockdown time dig your style and knowledge cheers amigo

what a great video! beautiful certainly enjoyed it!

Thannk you brother amazing class

Loved this one, Fran.

I Love it-- He was an Incher! Makes sense. I guess,I do that without realizing it. 50 Years of Boxing Training here and 40 of Karate + mma. Marciano is my Fav Boxer.! I use the walking Stance from both sides and the Square Stance and,I am coming forward always. I use more the Muay Thai High Guard to guard against Hooks and High Kicks,Elbows. And Knees. I use a simple pull down string of a attic Ladder and push that forward for head movement a good 5 inches to each side. 5'9" and 225lbs from a lifetime of Lifting Heavy. I hit the 125lb Heavy Bag with no hand protection and always Focus Through. My reach- probably less then 70". Never measured it. Still training everyday at age 63.

Great video Mr. Fran👍🇺🇸

Great info, thank you!

@myboxingcoach

9 күн бұрын

Thank you 👍

I love your vids Fran nice to see you again keep em coming you da man I 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍💪💪💪⭐⭐⭐🙏

Number 1coach thanks so for the skills am getting

So glad you made this. Rocky one of the most underrated, his style so unique and simple. Where would you put him in your top 10 HWs all time? Thank you

I did enjoy that, good stuff.

Marciano said his best weight he ever fought at was, "186lbs." Tyson was 220lbs at his fastest & best. About 235lbs at his heaviest. Rocky didn't have the speed or footwork to keep Tyson away or the skill or technique to keep him off. And saying that Rocky was tough… well,, tough can get you killed in the ring against a super power puncher with superior skills. This fight wouldn't last 2 rounds with a prime Tyson. And a non-prime Tyson would still be heavier and stronger. Rocky never faced anyone of merit who was near their prime. You wouldn't want Tyson to be your first. Bigger, faster, stronger. With malicious intent. No way Rocky would beat a prime Iron Mike.

@vasilisthc4609

2 ай бұрын

Don't be gay and NEVER talk about who would win in a fight! Words are for women and cowards

Excellent. Thanks.

Brilliant thank you Fran

You are Great!

Love it awesome thanks

Beautiful analysis, Sir. Thanks...Love Rocco...God Bless you. John Scott

excellent.

Excellent 👍🏾 thank you 🙏🏾

Great Stuff!!!

Thank you.

Amazing video. Inspires me to pursue his form I discovered even more.

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you like it

excellent

Awesome analysis. Marciano was both a volume puncher and a power puncher with insane cardio. Nobody during his era could deal with that.

@dennit1221

4 күн бұрын

Not only that but no one ever since has had such an insane amount of stamina and I doubt there will be another one anywhere soon.

Good analysis. Marciano had a way of steering his opponents, and positioning himself away from danger, often in on his opponents chest. Brilliant defense in that he would put his head away from danger, while setting his opponent up for his steady non stop pummeling. Extremely effective winning style he employed. Highly highly underappreciated.

Fran - Great video! Marciano was also a masterful inside fighter. I would love to see you do a video on that aspect of Rocky's fighting style. How he would position his hands in his opponent's inside elbows and then go to work on his body, etc.

Thank you for posting. I don't box, I do karate, but this is still helpful for me.

i cant stop watching how coaches feet are always perfect on that matt... left and rigt foot! i need that matt.

That was an excellent insight into Marciano's constant pressure brawling style. He also had shorter arms (like Tyson, Frazer, etc.); so his style of constant forward pressure, closing the ring, and throwing powerful snappy inside punches fit that attribute very well IMHO.

Wonderful analysis of the great Rocky Marciano. Although I think most of the headbutts are accidental. Yes he does have a tendency to lead with his head but his goal is actually to get his head to his opponent's chest so that he can off balance them and start ripping to the body and head, he does this after making them miss with their shot and he immediately puts his head to their chest. I feel that his best range is in clinching range where he would really just start hammering his opponents with uppercuts and hooks. Combined with his ability to wrestle made him one of the greatest in-fighters in boxing.

Seems like a less is more situation and also more efficient, as you say!

Jimmy Wilde, Fran? As far from a textbook fighter as you could get; just pure genius!

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

What a shout, unbelievable fighter

Great breakdown of Marciano’s style, I’ve been into heavyweight boxing for many years I studied the styles of the greats, sadly we had no local boxing gyms in my small uk market town but I trained and spared with many of my friends and relatives, they did not enjoy because I always had the natural ability to land very solid punches which had devastating effect, I’m now 51 6ft1 and just under 16st still very in shape, still wish we had some local boxing gyms but sadly there is none, if I’d had a coach with your ocd type of enthusiasm who knows where I could have been now, Detail is key to success 👍

@myboxingcoach

9 күн бұрын

Glad to be able to help mate 👍

My grandpa met rocky at a racetrack and said when they shook hands that rockys hands felt like iron.

Marciano was my favourite fighter growing up his style was so different so much power

If you watch the final moments of the knockout versus walcott in the later rounds you will see Marciano inching forward and the funny thing is the steps where he is getting close to Walcott he actually steps forward with his back foot first. Which is of course totally "wrong" about Walcott is so defensive that Marciano is basically safe and in addition to that stepping with that back foot first conceals the foward movement. Not something you'd want to try to teach someone because even if it works in that case it's hard to judge when is the right case but damn it if it it worked for the Rock.

Marciano 💪🏻💥

Marciano would throw and rotate his whole body with his overhand right, landing in the southpaw stance. If he missed, he could immediately follow up with a rear left hook, again throwing his whole body into it and rotating to land back into the orthodox stance.

Unbeaten is the story of an immigrant son who chased the American dream in the middle of the 20th Century. Marciano’s story unfolds in the back alleys of New England and the musty gyms of New York in the years after World War 2. Rocky moved through a romantic era of guys and dolls, hustlers and gamblers, crusty trainers and sleazy managers, glamorous celebrities and notorious mobsters. What I knew about Marciano before I read the book Unbeaten was that he cowardly retired during his prime right before he would have had to fight the lik' of Patterson, Liston, and Clay to name just a few. I did not know about his conduct during World War 2 that got him locked up in jail for 2 years. I did not know of the mob's influence in his career. Nor did i realize that his list of opponents while he was champion were of dubious quality. Joe Louis was far beyond his prime. Journeyman Joe Walcott was 38/39 years old. Former middleweight turned light heavyweight grandfather Archie Moore was 41 and Ezzard Charles best years were behind him at light heavyweight. For the last decade of his life Marciano wandered America, disillusioned, untrusting, hiding his money, cheating on his wife, consorting with the mobsters and loansharking. He hung around with Frank Sinatra and a number of "made guys." Rocky was not a good businessperson and was lousy with investing and saving money. He left his family penniless. Again his boxing record is offset by the low level of his opponents. He died relatively young in a plane crash due to his complete disregard of intentionally flying during horrible weather conditions inorder to collect money.

@Lucille69caddy

Жыл бұрын

Really? You just can’t help yourself, can you? Your Tourette’s is showing front and center

@Stout_Krout

Жыл бұрын

@@Lucille69caddy Wanna go over Marciano's opponents ONE at a time? Shall we start with his 15 opponents that had LOSING records or his opponents that had 20 30 40 50+ LOSSES and were KO'd numerous times? Walcott Charles Moore Savold LOST (113) times and were KO'd (32) times. Lowry had (57) LOSSES. Wanna continue?​ I've studied EVERYONE of Marciano's opponents individually and with the exception of ONE opponent, they were all terrible. Charles was good BUT HE WAS STILL A NATURAL MIDDLEWEIGHT. Just saw a picture of Charles standing next to middleweight Sugar Ray Robinson and Robinson looked Bigger!!! Don't get me wrong, there were some great light heavyweights during this time. But the HEAVYWEIGHT division was a complete and utter embarrassment. Rocky fans always say his opponents were bigger than he was. Then name all these Bigger opponents and let's go over their records and KO percentages one at a time. Nobody can out-debate me. NOBODY. Wanna try? Then go for it. I'll be waiting... TIC TOC TIC TOC TIC TOC

He rides so many punches over he shoulders and back because of his crouching stance. It's actually very effective defense and he conserves a lot of energy by not bouncing around unnecessarily on his toes.

Luckily he was able to absorb punishment. His defense was questionable. Ezzard Charles made his face look like mush. His stamina was unbelievable. Fun to watch him stalk his opponents.

Insightful analysis. Especially on his footwork. Were jabs in his toolbox? All the videos I have seen show tons of hooks and uppercuts.

I saw a video of trainer Cus D'Amato and Muhammad Ali demonstrating boxing styles. Cus said the same thing about Rocky's bending to the side defense and how it would cause a taller fighter to reach in and become vulnerable. I think Marciano's left hand was underrated because I saw him put other fighters down with a quick double left hook. Missing in this video is how Rocky would damage a fighters arms. Ali said that even in the sparring they did for the computer "fight", the out of shape old Marciano was hurting his arms. That's something you never hear about other fighters doing.

Can we get a slip ball vid pls 🙏 loving the content coach

❤️ from india Guru ji🙏🔥

The people out there who disrespect Marciano don't seem to realize how truly great he was. Think about it this way...Joe Louis was champ from 37-49, followed by Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott. Marciano beat Walcott and Charles twice. There is not a single man in Joe Louis' career that Rocky Marciano wouldn't have beaten, and he would have beaten a few of them in a more devastating fashion. Out of the champions BEFORE Louis, who would have had a chance against the Rock? Braddock? Sharkey? NO!!! You would have to go back to Dempsey or Tunney before Marciano even has to worry. AFTER Marciano does ANYONE think Patterson or Johannson beats Rocky? No. Liston wouldn't have beaten him either though that would potentially be a barn burner. SO...looking at the boxing world realistically, Marciano had the absolute potential to beat every fighter who ever put on gloves between Dempsey in 1921 and Cassius Clay in in 1964. If you look at the comments both Dempsey and Ali have made about Marciano, they werent fully convinced they could beat him either.

His inching forward is something notable for sure!! In watching the fights I couldn’t find one sequence where he was pressured to take a back step!! Never saw him trapped on the ropes! He was naturally a much heavier man who pared off the fat but did not lose power but gained stamina! Archie Moore said it was like fighting a propeller!!

This style is good for beginners i think. When ever I pretend the bag is a real opponent. I normally don't get big combos off. Combos could set you up to get hit

I’m a subscriber, so this is constructive. You keep used the word regime when you mean regimen. Love your content coach.

@myboxingcoach

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😂, I'm used to being constantly corrected on pretty much everything by my son...so all good

Very good analysis Of Rocky yes i think it was his conditioning he would never stop throwing punches something like 80 plus punches a round he would just slowly beat them down with that kind of volume yes diffidently his conditioning.

Mike Tyson was gifted with type II fast-twitch muscle fibers. He came out the gate sprinting like 220 pound Quarter 🐎 Horse, while 185 pound Marciano came out the gate shuffling forward like Little 🐢Turtle. 1980's 20yr old phenom Mike easily KO's Rocky 10 outta 10 times!

@MORCOPOLO0817

9 ай бұрын

Boy you really have a hang up about your Blackness!

@user-nd9ls1xn5f

7 күн бұрын

I am white and I agree with Bobby Tyson would have killed rocky no way Tyson would lose to a 5ft10 185 pound fighter

Cool! Do Golovkin :D His style is most intiguing.

He used his left shoulder like Mayweathers - it was like a shoulder roll defensively