Rubin HURRICANE Carter vs. George Benton (HD/HQ) Highest Quality on YouTube [May.25th.1963]

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2020
  • Date: 1963-05-25
    Location: Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
    Referee: Arthur Mercante 4-5
    Judge: Johnny Dran 7-2
    Judge: Leo Birnbaum 6-4
    Unofficial AP scorecard: 5-4-1 Carter
    Unofficial UPI scorecard: 5-4-1 Carter
    Notes
    Benton was ranked No. 2 at middleweight by the WBA and No. 3 by The Ring Magazine.
    Carter was ranked No. 6 at middleweight by the WBA but was not ranked by The Ring Magazine.
    In his previous fight, Carter was stopped on cuts after six rounds by Jose Monon Gonzalez.
    Benton entered the fight with Carter on a nine-fight win streak.
    The fight aired live on ABC.
    World Middleweight Champion Dick Tiger and unbeaten heavyweight contender Cassius Clay were at ringside.
    UPI reported: "Middleweight contender Rubin (Hurricane) Carter finished stronger Saturday night to win an upset, split 10-round decision over George Benton that snapped Benton's winning streak at nine straight in their nationally televised fight at MSG. Carter suffered minor cuts on both brows, but came on to land the most punches in the 9th round and to stagger Benton in the 10th."
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Комментарии • 81

  • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
    @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  Год назад +4

    Check out this video of Carter vs. Benton I made.
    ruclips.net/video/wWf3QfDkejM/видео.html

  • @DubbleOtt
    @DubbleOtt Год назад +35

    “Welcome to the fight of the week” is not something you hear anymore 😢 Make Boxing Great Again!

    • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
      @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  Год назад +1

      Even Donny Trump can't make boxing great again.

    • @markydan1232
      @markydan1232 Год назад

      Boxing is pretty great right now

    • @ccd1651
      @ccd1651 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@markydan1232never can match the old school era tho..

    • @christusomnipotens3751
      @christusomnipotens3751 6 месяцев назад

      ​@markydan123 no it's good rn, boxing was great before

  • @jamesjohnson1522
    @jamesjohnson1522 Год назад +10

    This is actual greatness....Georgie Benton vs The Hurricane. Benton is one of my favorite boxers...he was masterful...and The Hurricane was just that...The Hurricane.

  • @thebrownbaldy
    @thebrownbaldy 3 года назад +32

    Hurricane is a legend, not only did he beat his opponents in the ring he also beat his court case where he was wrongfully convicted, now that's beast mode.

    • @anthonyclarke860
      @anthonyclarke860 Год назад

      Those attorneys and the little boy believed in him won his court case against racist cops who set him up.

    • @brandonholsather2171
      @brandonholsather2171 Год назад +3

      Yeah there a movie on him with Denzel Washington

  • @sparkspark2314
    @sparkspark2314 Год назад +10

    Love this. I could watch fights like this in b/w all day. Notice that this is what true middle weights look like. These guys look like welterweight’s today be cause of the rehydration.

    • @Thelategreatjohnnybratton
      @Thelategreatjohnnybratton 13 дней назад

      @@sparkspark2314 the day before fight weigh in changed boxing. And not for the better. Roy Jones used it better than anyone. He never went into a MW fight at less than 175/180. Remember HBO gave him a free ride. Pick your opponents. And he always refused the request to be weighed before the fight. His opponents often did. The day before was a big advantage for the normally bigger guy. When Roy fought in the proper division LHW, he got cold cocked by two good but not great fighters in Johnson and Tarver.
      Also look at size of the gloves in this film. Much smaller, probably 6 or 8 oz. The bigger gloves just allow the fighter to take more punishment. My late friend a contender in his weight class, 76 professional fights, told me while the bigger gloves were used allegedly to protect fighters the unintended consequences are they are worse.

  • @rubengutierrez5102
    @rubengutierrez5102 Год назад +6

    These were two great fighters right here.

  • @Thelategreatjohnnybratton
    @Thelategreatjohnnybratton 13 дней назад +1

    It’s easy to understand why it was difficult for George to get fights. Like Charlie Burley years before him, he slick and tricky. He’s a great defensive fighter who hits hard. I spoke with him many times when he was with Lou Duva. He was a quiet man. Very well spoken. I felt terrible when he suffered from dementia the last years of his life.

  • @Ckillen2422
    @Ckillen2422 Год назад +8

    That was some very skillful fighter's...

  • @MaybackMusicGroup1
    @MaybackMusicGroup1 2 года назад +12

    George benton Philly shell stance pure sweet science 💯

    • @kobiecamp1134
      @kobiecamp1134 Год назад +1

      Yeah, they say he created the Philly Shell.

    • @char-lee212
      @char-lee212 Год назад +2

      ​@@kobiecamp1134 He actually didn't created it, but he was the first to bring it to boxing.

  • @raulratonmacias1377
    @raulratonmacias1377 Год назад +31

    Boxers from yesteryears (especially 40's to 60's) are really much better in terms of skills than boxers of today's. Most world champions today are not even half as good as those contenders before. Benton and Carter both failed to win a title but don't be fooled, THEIR skills are on far with the All Time Greats. That's how good boxers from yesteryears.

    • @joshuajarod1909
      @joshuajarod1909 Год назад +6

      People treat it as the most modern must be the most skilled, but it is not always the case.

    • @55cleon
      @55cleon Год назад +7

      The Men Of That Period (My Dad) Were Different Physically (Lighter/Stronger Pound 4 Pound), More Aggressive, Mentally Tougher. The Aforementioned Attributes Along With Trainers That Had 60 Plus Years In Some Cases Of Experience Is Why Every Fight Was Of A Higher Caliber. Inside Fighting, Slipping, Parrying, Hooking Off Of The Jab, Balance, Ferocity...THOSE DUDES WERE KILLERS 👌🏿.

    • @latymz
      @latymz Год назад +2

      I disagree. You had excellent champions, journeymen, and tomato cans in every era. There are a handful of fighters in every era that stand out and would be competitive no matter when they fought in history.

    • @hrmarkley9758
      @hrmarkley9758 Год назад +3

      I think the main difference is the expansion of other amateur sports. Boxing is a TOUGH way to make a living, but in the 30s-60s, it was immensely popular and lots of spectacular US athletes went into boxing. As basketball and football have expanded in popularity and provided increasingly amounts of popularity, college scholarships and professional opportunities, boxing has declined in this country. Today, the many of best American athletes dream of excelling in other sports,.our amateur programs have declined, and more great boxers come from other countries

    • @CeaserTAMG
      @CeaserTAMG 9 дней назад

      @@latymzexcept they have more all time greats from the 1900s-1980s than they do today and it’s not because there was more time. It’s because all the athletes had fewer profitable sports to play. NFL and NBA money didn’t become crazy until the 80s and 90s.

  • @acarter4173
    @acarter4173 Год назад +4

    Judges outside both scored for Hurricane based on his aggression, but Mercante, who was actually closest to the action, scored for Benton, who was cracking Carter with short shots inside.

  • @MckGroupEntertainment
    @MckGroupEntertainment 3 года назад +5

    LEGENDARY

  • @BlackyListon
    @BlackyListon Год назад +1

    Great fight!! I could study these 2 from sun up to down 💯💯

  • @pullcounterboxing
    @pullcounterboxing Год назад +2

    Excellent Fight!!!!

  • @YourLargeMother
    @YourLargeMother 3 года назад +3

    Great video.

  • @hey12358y
    @hey12358y 5 месяцев назад

    These guys are really, really good. Boxing one of those sports where it did use to be better in the old days

  • @melvinsims5379
    @melvinsims5379 Год назад +1

    Great video.I always knew that George Benton was a great trainer but had know idea that he was a former pro. He had some really solid defensive skills.Which really stymied Carter's usual windmill style.🥊🥊🥊👍

  • @mathewbarge7029
    @mathewbarge7029 Год назад

    Great Fight 😳👍💪😁

  • @craigbfolksinger
    @craigbfolksinger 5 месяцев назад +1

    Is this the guy who sang give me the night GOAT 🐐 song

  • @sergeantwarden471
    @sergeantwarden471 Год назад +6

    Benton was definitely the better fighter. He just chose not to be aggressive a lot of the time for some reason. Funny thing is when he boxed guys aggressively , he usually did pretty good. Who knows.

  • @impression3148
    @impression3148 3 года назад +2

    nice

  • @garychapman4294
    @garychapman4294 6 месяцев назад +1

    What a great fight ,I had it 5/4/1, Carter boxed well against a master technician,he wasn't just a slugger
    1 B
    2 C
    3 B
    4 E
    5 C
    6 C
    7 B
    8 B
    9 C
    10 B
    5/4/1 Benton

    • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
      @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  6 месяцев назад

      Very good man, thanks for watching and commenting your thoughts and score on Benton vs. Carter. Benton was Great. Inspired future champs too. Carter is my hero.

    • @garychapman4294
      @garychapman4294 6 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you I love your channel, I think Rubin got the shot against giardello because he beat Georgie, btw giardello Vs hagler ?

  • @deezydee3400
    @deezydee3400 Год назад +2

    High lvl iQ’s from both fighter

  • @itsgleneaton4883
    @itsgleneaton4883 Год назад +8

    It’s always upsetting to me when I hear of someone who was convicted of a crime without substantial evidence and they serve many years until they realize he was innocent. You can’t get back those years.

    • @scottodonnell7121
      @scottodonnell7121 Год назад +1

      That's where you guys are mistaken. He was never acquitted for those murders. In fact, the evidence was quite strong against him. He was convicted twice, then on appeal a judge found some impropriety and left it up to the state for a third trial. They decided that after such a long time witnesses were would few and far and their memories weren't as good. So, they decided it wasn't worth it and he was let go. Don't believe that garbage movie.

    • @briansummersbriansummers2052
      @briansummersbriansummers2052 Год назад

      Terrible been black

    • @marcusredd4229
      @marcusredd4229 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@scottodonnell7121so u saying he did it

    • @scottodonnell7121
      @scottodonnell7121 10 месяцев назад

      @@marcusredd4229 he was convicted twice by juries of his peers. Yes he did it.

    • @marcusredd4229
      @marcusredd4229 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@scottodonnell7121 source

  • @garychapman4294
    @garychapman4294 6 месяцев назад +1

    Ironically, Lou Duva screwed Georgie out of his title shot, he was supposed to fight Dick Tiger for MW title, giardello got the shot, Duva was the Match maker apparently

  • @tuffgonggbUNCTION
    @tuffgonggbUNCTION 10 месяцев назад +1

    SOULJAH ROCKER

  • @petierican6079
    @petierican6079 2 года назад +4

    Philly besides paterson had great fighter's gorge benton was a great defense of fighter look at Pernell Whitaker defensive style a lot of it came from George Benton

    • @raulratonmacias1377
      @raulratonmacias1377 Год назад +3

      Not really. Benton popularized the Michigan/Philly shell defense but he is NOT the creator of it. The style/techniques already exists as early as 40's in Philadelphia. The style was created to compensated the lack of stamina training that most Philadelphian amateur (and some professional) boxers problem during that time. Most of them drive cabs so they have little time to do some road works. They created this technique to conserve energy.
      But in reality, Philly shell are more like an evolved form of the shoulder roll defense which already exists much, much earlier. There are counts that the great master Joe Gabs uses shoulder roll. Sugar Ray Robinson also is a master of Philly shell defense and the one who actually taught James Toney of this defense.

    • @petierican6079
      @petierican6079 Год назад

      @@raulratonmacias1377 ✌️💯✌️

    • @donaldhall4823
      @donaldhall4823 Год назад

      You mean Benton.... We're not talking about music here!

    • @petierican6079
      @petierican6079 Год назад +1

      @Donald Hall ok big bro benton not Benson its always good to have collage professors on the net

    • @Thawalka4
      @Thawalka4 Год назад

      @@raulratonmacias1377 what you mean? Gans did not use the “Philly shell” he was just a counter puncher who ducked and whatnot he was just fast and quick pretty much.he didn’t use his hips combined with the shell defense itself, were talkin standing there bein able to block a combination of punches using your shoulders arms and hands covering the body along with hip movement turning the body, Benton did do just that, yes they changed the style but definitely Whitaker was trained by Benton and pernell and others like Toney took it into their own style of it( Toney combined his with his he bob n weave motion to the side)

  • @brandonholsather2171
    @brandonholsather2171 Год назад +1

    Both these guys look bigger then middle weights they look like 190lbs

    • @joshuatree5620
      @joshuatree5620 Год назад

      Right? I've seen less muscles on most cruiserweights

  • @divyanshveer1087
    @divyanshveer1087 Год назад +3

    Looks like floyd vs mike

  • @philipnicho7992
    @philipnicho7992 2 года назад +3

    THIS NEEDS MORE VIEWS. HURRICANE OVER ALI ANY DAY.

  • @rucksboxing760
    @rucksboxing760 Год назад

    21:44

  • @savemyself100
    @savemyself100 Год назад +2

    Most people don't know him, that he invented The Philly shoulder roll. Floyd Mayweather Stole it, didn't give credit to George Benton . Benton was even a better trainer

    • @yungthug2403
      @yungthug2403 2 месяца назад

      annoying, he also doesnt give roy jones credit, when you watch mayaweather early in his career, he uses long gaurd, hands down alot also, almost like Roy jones, mayweather is basically a mix of roy jones and george benton especially in the first half of his career

    • @TheNeorch
      @TheNeorch Месяц назад

      Called it "the Floyd guard" because he learnt it himself...that means when we all learn English we shall say "this is *insert name* language because I learnt it" Floyd was nice on his records,but his personality stinks lmaooo

  • @jonbathurst953
    @jonbathurst953 2 года назад +2

    these guys cant hit echother both too skilled lol

  • @alextop1850
    @alextop1850 Год назад +2

    Benton won all day long . Took less damage hurricane last 30 secs stars firing 😂

    • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
      @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  Год назад +1

      Hurricane won split decision was a close battle, but Hurricane out-punched Benton. Benton needed the win, too.

    • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
      @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  Год назад +1

      Hurricane may have been the reason they would always call Benton the uncrowned champ.

    • @alextop1850
      @alextop1850 Год назад +1

      @@THEDONSTR8Fightah76 definitely don't think denzal played hurricane in the movie where he got stitched up with a murder he didn't do

    • @THEDONSTR8Fightah76
      @THEDONSTR8Fightah76  Месяц назад

      @@alextop1850i had a stroke reading that

  • @decarlolopez5661
    @decarlolopez5661 Год назад +2

    Somewhere in the audience sits that racist sheriff... ! 😐

    • @donaldhall4823
      @donaldhall4823 Год назад

      & judges...they enjoy seeing 2 black warriors pounding each other...but despise when the great white hope fighter gets the crap beat out of him!!