Jersey Joe Walcott - Footwork & Defense Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Defensive highlights of the slick former Heavyweight champion of the world.
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Jersey Joe Walcott - Was an American professional boxer who competed from 1930 to 1953. He held the NYSAC, NBA, and The Ring Heavyweight titles from 1951 to 1952, and broke the record for the oldest man to win the title, at the age of 37. That record would eventually be broken in 1994 by 45-year-old George Foreman. Despite holding the world Heavyweight title for a relatively short period of time, Walcott was regarded among the best Heavyweights in the world during the 1940s and 1950s. After retiring from boxing, Walcott did some acting, playing small parts in a few movies and television shows. He also refereed several boxing matches, but after the controversial ending to the second fight between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston, he was not asked to referee again. From 1971 to 1974, Walcott held the elected position of Sheriff of Camden County, New Jersey, the first African-American to do so. From 1975 to 1984, he was the chairman of the New Jersey State Athletic Commission. He retired with a professional record of 49-20-1 (31 KO's).
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daVinci got nothing on Walcott when it comes to art on canvas.
Mike C How do you feel about yourself after that
Mike C did your claim bring you satisfaction?
Pep Ciccarelli well that puts a cap on your iq
Met Jersey Joe as a kid in the early 1980's. He came into to a McD's where I was working. He had a warm smile. I shook his hand. It was like a catchers mit,. Men of his era were made of steel . A master of the sweet science.
Tremendous luck, it must have been incredible.
Really?? Why do u have to say it..if it's so true?? Pffft everest ur proof?
@DJK-cq2uy people like you are why society and the internet are trash. This guy gains nothing by lying. Whether you like a comment or not, despite what you've been brainwashed into believing, means nothing.
@@garrisonthad nothing more than lie
Thanks for that!;; m❤❤
Masterpiece!
That footwork is sublime, and he's in heavyweight, you can claim others had better footwork, but pound for pound this is the best.
Stylistically one of the most underrated fighters ever. Power, movement, speed, chin, endurance. Had the ability to improvise on the fly in a fight. Slick as Vaseline and twice as greasy.
Only guy to stand square right in front of, on line, and with his hands down chin up against the brown bomber, they were both aged but power is usually the last thing to go in a fighter so that shows the the uniqueness of this guy.
@@alexfizer same with rocky marciano
@@alexfizer dude jersey mightve aged but i still believe he didn't lose his peak. his movement at that age is insane.
Very well said. He was absolutely one of the greatest ever.
Wow. I knew the name but never knew he pioneered Dwight Muhammad Qawi, Pernell Whitaker and Lights Out Toney's styles. Even Aaron Pryor's off rhythm style comes from him, but mixed with some Rocky Graziano and more frenetic.
Emanuel Augustus *had* to have known Jersey Joe
Namesi good observation
Another one of the most underrated fighters in modern times ...Augustus’s natural ability is incredible and extremely rare. If he took it more serious he could have been one of the greatest of all times.
@@davidbensamuel4144 got robbed in fights quite a few times if I remember rightly
The man was tortured by life, always underrated! If he had some attention and support while he was younger who knows how great he would become! Great, work hanZagod, thanks!
Your welcome
100% if he had luck on his side he could have been the goat.
@@treacheroustrouser4652 shut up
He was so slick and slippery with amazing footwork. Thanks for another classic Hanz.
My personal favorite of all time . Rip Jersey Joe. Thanks for your contribution to the fight game
Jersey Joe is in my top 6 heavyweights of all time list. I am currently reading his biography, and must say that it is really good so far. Great video!
My favourite boxer ever..
Man he was a real cutie pie in there
He usually doesn't rank high on most peoples list, be he's in my top ten heavyweights because just one film of his you can just tell he was special and one of a kind. His ability to break and maintain cadence at the same time is just mind-blowing. I just wish we had more fight films we could study.
@@alexfizer even more impressive is that most of these footages are when he was old and all that and look at how slick he is
Biography , whats the Title of the book?
Very nice choice of music, fit Walcott's weird footwork in a manner that it almost seemed like a dance. Exquisite work!
This is what people who want to learn how to box should watch.. the footwork is where everything begins.
Such a masterful boxer...my uncle who saw Walcott live said that jersey joe was a beautiful boxing machine!!!...may you rip champ
he is already over the age of 35 in these clips,but still moves like a 20 yo
I see strong resemblences between Jersey Joe's fighting style & Jack Johnsons, accept Joe seemed to have Perfected Johnsons fighting style which was more brutal & rugged Joe was like Jack Johnson with some of Ali's footwork, it's a shame Joe doesnt get as much recognition as people like, Ali, Liston, Rocky Marciano & George Forman he was truly one of the greats.
We'll never see a heavyweight like him again
carlito boxing honestly sad to say defensive master underrated offense💯
carlito boxing because the heavyweights today are all stiffs
Jay Cartwright Not Tyson fury 🙌🏾
Because heavies today and in future will be at least 50 lbs bigger than walcott
@@sujitsharma4346 Not really. Wilder is only 215 and most guys nowadays are just out of shape. Look at Primo Canera he was just as big as Anthony Joshua if not bigger.
Crazy how his highlights are him past his prime and he looks this good
Walcott had a late prime I'd say though, he was better in his 30's than his 20's.
The whole time I had a smile on my face. Great movements. It’s fantastic to see that ages ago, there were this kind of boxer. I’m glad we can watch them for free. Great video and the music was on point.
Showed my mate this last night, he said he'd like to shake your hand for allowing us to appreciate jersey joe. Great fighter great vid. Thanks mate
Glad you both like it!
@@hanzagod mate you now have more Subs thanReznick, well deserved,
Well done mate
Pure beauty man 😍😍😍
How can you not love Jersey Joe?! Fantastic video, Hanza!
Definitely, one of the greatest heavyweights all time and one of my favorite fighters. Thanks for all your hard work!
Was a blessing and pleasure to see this footage. Camden NJ’s own Jersey Joe
One of the best, fights like it's a"cake walk" ....RIP jersey joe ❤️️
There are few channels on RUclips that really have this dedication to the craft. Your videos are great for the casual viewers because it give them a sense of how riveting boxing really is, I wish people truly understood how special this sport is. Only thing that keeps me up at night just wishing I had more time to understand and appreciate it.
Thanks mate glad you enjoy.
One of my fav hw of all time ❤️
Jersey Joe Walcott had such a quality in his style that could be appreciated by even the casual sports fan.
One of Toney's idols, too.
Lou Duva Im sure!!👍
One of the slickest Heavyweights in boxing history. The amazing Jersey Joe Walcott! / www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
Never get sick of Jersey Joe Clips. I think he's definitely the most beautiful boxer ever. His style screams SWEET SCIENCE.
The Sweet Science on film. Angles, understanding the triangle , old school, footwork of the gods, a pure masterclass of fighting. One of the best ever who laced them up !!
Another great video on another underrated champ
Walcott had amazing skills, like Willie Pep
That make me crying how pretty it is....for real ...Thanks haNZAgod you're a Genius
His boxing is art
Incredible footwork, speed, and enough power to knock down Rocky and Louis.
A defensive master and underrated offensive fighter perfect boxing skills💯🙏
After watching that debacle ont Dave channel, came on here and faith revived in boxing. Brilliant piece with brilliant music to go with it
Rummyscorner has a great video on him too
That footwork and the hand on the rope should tell you enough about who Ali’s real influence was.
It's Sugar Ray Robinson and Willie Pep. That was his real influence. Down to the trunks he wore and the people he wanted on his team(Bundini who was part of Rays entourage).
Thank you for this lovey song on this beautiful Sunday ✝️
One of the best things I've seen on Boxing Jersey Joe what a skill set 🥊🥊🥊
1.32.. that shuffle step slip..
Pure innovation...
Walcott mastered the art of hitting and not getting hit...Classic boxing LESSON 101🎉
so underated truly one of the greatest heavyweights ever
My fav fighter to watch and study. A natural boxer puncher
What a master of the art of boxing ! A true ring technition Jersey Joe Walcott. He really deserves to be remembered as one of the greatest heavyweight champions of the world there ever was.
Very true. He was a Master of the sweet science.
I love Jersey Joe Walcott, he moves so good, amazing skills, Real fighters, no blablabla.
Truly amazing work.
Thanks for this
Beautiful foot work!!!! Rest In Power Mr. Walcott 🥊💯✊🏿🖤✊🏿⚔️
Love watching old film of Jersey Joe and Willie Pep, masters of footwork!!!
Most underrated boxer of all time! Footwork was immaculate
Thank you for bringing attention to who i consider the greatest. Wonderful display of his footwork and defense.
One of the baddest dudes ever these are the boxers I respect all the way to the mid 80s ...Love your videos thank you
Hanzagod with a masterpiece as always.
moby and Jersey joe Walcott just goes together
Yes. So much so that it almost seems as if the song was made with Walcott in mind.
What a master
greatest footwork of ever, maybe only wlillie pep and ray robinson ,on that evel , but joe was an heavy weigth . the left hook he win the title againsr charles simply a masterpiece.
Incredibly talented and skilled fighter, had a lot of bad luck inside and outside of the ring.
I beleive his style would have given Ali a lot of trouble.
IN LOVE WITH HIS AMAZING FOOTWORK
Walcott, was tough as nails , legend
Facts💯% One of two men to knock down the great Rocky Marciano. Archie Moore knocked him down also.
@@qward2174 yep and they were old when they fought marciano
Jersey Joe Walcott,was one of the best.very slick fighter with amazing footwork.
Before Ali ? Wow just magic .
Perfect Jersey Joe Welcott video with, beautiful music .
Thanks Gary glad you like it!
Great tribute, Jersey Joe was a really clever boxer !
Before Ali, there was Joe Walcott.
Great boxer/fighter style.
He was so good
I remember Mike Tyson talking about him when I was in school.....he said that Jersey Joe was a master of the feint and pivoting/shifts.......its brilliant to watch.
Solid Defense from Jersey Joe Walcott
Beautiful! What a master he was!
1 of my Favorite pure Pugilist
Arnold Cream
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Jersey Joe
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Master of the sneak shot, brutal left hook & his walkaway right.
This is banging.. great editing👍
Amazing boxer
That last left hook was devastating timing was down to the milliseconds the way it connected was tragic it could have killed ezzard Charles both fighters are legends and just as good as each other in their own ways.
PHENOMENAL legend in the Mount Rushmore of boxing legends.
Great vid
Yep now your talking love it. Walcott was awesome.
0:26 his footwork and body movements were so dope right here
To set up that heavy shot at 0:33
Bruce lee used Jersey Joe's concept of broken rhythm along with Muhammad Ali and his foot work to enhance his JKD.
And as always incredible work hanza, your highlights are too legit
Damn. Such a great boxer and his movement looks very divine from being on another level.
His stamina looked insane even with his older years.
An amazing legendary boxer
Beautiful Hanza.
Not only dazzling footwork, but he was quite a violent fellow.
You hardly see any boxers today trying to pull off the shifty moves of Walcott anymore, the feints and footwork, especially at Heavyweight. James Toney was one of the last guys to incorporate some of the Walcott moves. A young fighter Caleb Plant seems to try to work some slickness in the ring, we will see if it works against the top guys.
Sheiki Baz yea man i agree ,Toney trunk mobility and the way he used shoulders as protection was very close to Joe ones, not so for foot work , in foot work Joe was really all times top level , the left hook that ko Charles , as the Robinson one that ko olson had to be in the box dictionary at the voice left hook
Dunno Tyson fury pulls off the erkie jerky pretty well
I've noticed several boxer's that looks like they copied his moves. Such as Ali,Scott LeDoux ect.
beauty
the music goes well with this genius
It’s boxing ballet. Awesome Fighter was Jersey Joe. So glad we have some footage of him
I love this guy man
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Master @ Technician of the sweet science!!!
One of my ATGs!!
My favorite boxer from this era. When ask is it Ali, Lewis, Bronx Bull, Marciano? No...Jersey Joe man!
Nice video of one of the all time greats ! Btw what is the name of the song and artist?
He was GREAT.
Wow I read about this guy in the early 90s in a boxing book found at my local library. His name was never mentioned during a conversation of the sport just the greats. But this man is a great. 😉👍🍻
A peak Ali vs peak Walcott..what a beautiful bout to watch
Indeed. Would have been a masterclass in movement.
Boxing Supraves I'm an ali fan and think he would beat Walcott but anyone who says ali would 'destroy' him knows nothing
@@hueyfreeman1983 Walcott had good power that could be a big factor plus he has a decent chin
cm 27 my point exactly
@@hueyfreeman1983 Exactly. Ali would've beat him but 'destroying' is just discrediting Walcott.
i really love this videos you post along with the music my friend keep it up
Signature HaNZAgod production! Art.
Jersey Joe Walcott was a good tricky fighter you didn't know what he was going to hit you with you don't see that today
Ali got his boxing style from two fighters, Sugar Ray Robinson and Jersey Joe Walcott. The Ali shuffle came from Jersey Joe.
Actually he took inspiration from Willie Pastrano and Ralph Dupas. Robinson and Walcott were fighters that Ali admired but did not emulate.