all in the name of progress and ''safety'' right? a lot of negative crap can be done in the name of safety. remember that. it ain't just sports. it's everything these days.
.. Though I have never been a Bruins fan, I do like Stan Jonathan... for his courage, going up against men usually taller than him... and that Jonathan could fight good with BOTH hands.
@@walkergillette3918, Come on man!!! Jonathan was willing to throw with anyone. I Know what you are referring too and I've seen him do that a few times ,to me it always seemed to be at the end of a fight when he's tired
I was at this game as a kid and Semenko 100pct jumped O’Reilly and started throwing punches before wrestling and others jumped in! Semenko living up to his reputation!
Back in 87, I meet Terry Oreally at a coffee shop in Hamilton during the Canada cup. He was retired then and had gained some weight. He was huge. I walked by him and said, go habs go and kept walking out. He just laughed.
Like others here, I also wasn't a Bruins fan. That said, I had tremendous respect for this organization, simply because these guys would not be intimidated by the Flyers back in the day. That shows character!
I would like to see a video of Semenko and Dave Brown's back jumping fights. It would make a great vid. Neither man needed to do it, they were tough as leather. My fave Brown back jump was against Probert, who got up and beat the piss out of him, the refs had to help him get off the ice afterwards.
One of my favorites too. Hated cheap jumper Brown. A pissed off Probert straightened him out. Also loved Lyndon Byers uppercut that put Glenn Cochrane into a near coma. His head popped up like a Pez dispenser.
Is EVERYONE in Boston, from the players, through he announcers, AND the cameramen drunk?? Where is the camera action during the O'Reillly/Semenko fight?
Semenko jumped anybody who could actually fight. Probert taught him a lesson in rematch as Semenko's eyes were spinning around as he stumbled to his feet.
@@seveglider8406 Messier was a great player but who wouldnt drop the gloves even if someone hit his momma. Only time he did was when he could jump someone from behind. But yeah, a great player. Orr still the best by far. No one changed the game like he did.
@@davemarko4219 Messier is 1 of the all time greatest players! Messier was in plenty of fights. He took abuse from players and he dished it out. I'll bet You wouldn't have guts to fight him!
Don Jackson was actually a decent fighter and rugged Defenseman, no he was not a "elite heavyweight fighter type" but Don Jackson could handle himself for sure as a scrapper I wish the cameraman was 1/2 decent and we could have seen the Semenko ORielly fight... Such Good times back then the NHL of that ERA is just untouchable and entertaining as hell, night in and night out you got some passion and excitement in the games, especially the home and home back to back games, todays game is nothing but pillow tossing and very little emotion...
Okay,I offer,to help you confirm your toughs,to punch you in the face.So that you better know how you fare with it.I am no monster like these guys tho.
Stan Jonathan wasn't even a hockey player. He could barely stand up on skates. He should have had a lifetime suspension from hockey after his first season in the NHL.
Stan Jonathon was a great skater clown and fast. He led the entire NHL in shooting percentage at 23.9 and had 27 goals. He had a hat trick in playoff game against Montreal
I was never a Bruins fan but I was always a Stan Jonathan fan . Great guy to have on your team .
Most of us would rather watch 40-year-old hockey clips rather than today's Nancy Hockey League.
all in the name of progress and ''safety'' right? a lot of negative crap can be done in the name of safety. remember that. it ain't just sports. it's everything these days.
Great comment. Love it.
100%
Stan Jonathan 5'8 175 Don Jackson 6'3 210. Stan was a beast.
That Stan Johnathan was one tough mother who was willing to swap punches with guy much bigger than he wad
.. Though I have never been a Bruins fan, I do like Stan Jonathan... for his courage, going up against men usually taller than him... and that Jonathan could fight good with BOTH hands.
Jonathan would try and pick up and throw to the ice his opponet, when he knew he couldn't win, pussy move
@@walkergillette3918 lol
Pound for Pound one of the toughest 💪
@@walkergillette3918, Come on man!!! Jonathan was willing to throw with anyone. I Know what you are referring too and I've seen him do that a few times ,to me it always seemed to be at the end of a fight when he's tired
I was at this game as a kid and Semenko 100pct jumped O’Reilly and started throwing punches before wrestling and others jumped in! Semenko living up to his reputation!
Were u there?? Were you on the ice? At the gardens that night... Lmao
Forget O'Reilly how about the terror on blades..Stan Jonathan was my all time Favorite though guy..this was the toughest hockey era I've witnessed...
Forget Jonathan ... We are looking O'Reilly.
@@bondjames652
That's fair..he was one of the toughest guys to..
STAN COULD PUNCH WITH EITHER HAND. MADE HIM DANGEROUS!👊👊👊🏒🏒🏒
Back in 87, I meet Terry Oreally at a coffee shop in Hamilton during the Canada cup. He was retired then and had gained some weight. He was huge.
I walked by him and said, go habs go and kept walking out. He just laughed.
As his coach Don Cherry said of Stan Jonathan, "Stan is the only player I've seen who actually ENJOYS fighting. Lots of guys fight, but few like it."
Funny Stan said that about Randy Holt.
Grapes is the man. Stan was lb for lb the toughest ever. Rick Rypien a very close second
@@glenw-xm5zf O'Reilly gave the impression he liked fighting
I think Domi liked it too.
Wendel Clark said the same thing about himself...
Stan Johnathan was the balls, best fighter in the NHL and I think he was only about 5' 9" or 5' 10" !!!
I will never forget how he just murdered Pierre Bouchard in the playoffs ('78, I think). That was ugly. Painted the ice red.
Less then that. I have a picture with him and he is shrter then i am at 5'8".
Wrong title was jonathan vs jackson, not o'reilly vs semenko
RIP Brad McCrimmon
OReilly ‘s shoulder was gone after 1975. The trolls bash his fighting skills. He literally was playing with one arm in his latter career.
Like others here, I also wasn't a Bruins fan. That said, I had tremendous respect for this organization, simply because these guys would not be intimidated by the Flyers back in the day. That shows character!
Do you mean 1985?
Stan was very tough
7 straight punches to the face by Jonathan!
Jackson was gassed and thought Jonathan would be, too. Nope!
I would like to see a video of Semenko and Dave Brown's back jumping fights. It would make a great vid. Neither man needed to do it, they were tough as leather. My fave Brown back jump was against Probert, who got up and beat the piss out of him, the refs had to help him get off the ice afterwards.
Simon did the same..
One of my favorites too. Hated cheap jumper Brown. A pissed off Probert straightened him out. Also loved Lyndon Byers uppercut that put Glenn Cochrane into a near coma. His head popped up like a Pez dispenser.
@@mmunchie69 I suspect the couple he landed on Berube were comparably painful.
@@jeffroegner1499 Yes not a good night for Berube who didn’t lose many.
Is EVERYONE in Boston, from the players, through he announcers, AND the cameramen drunk?? Where is the camera action during the O'Reillly/Semenko fight?
It was on the Jackson beating
Where are you from?
Semenko cowardly sucker punched O'Reilly, so that was not a fight exactly.
@@4orrcountry ya cement head was known for that. Tried it on probert late in his career too.
No need to see what happened, I think it’s safe to say Semenko did his patented move and jumped O’Reilly from behind.
Would have definitely liked to see how the Semenko, O'Reilly started. Must be another angle shot from somewhere
Knowing Semenko, he probably jumped O'Reilly when O'Reilly wasn't looking
Jonathan was tough as nails........NOBODY would give him a beating in ANY era.
Eddie Shore old time hockey!
If I am the tv producer I’m having a chat with the director of what to do when two heavyweights start going.
I could not tell on the vid if Semenko back jumped O'Reilly. Two tough guys for sure, R.I.P. Dave.
To me ,it look liked Semenko hit Jonathan with his stick and O'Reilly wasn't having it...
Semenko jumped anybody who could actually fight. Probert taught him a lesson in rematch as Semenko's eyes were spinning around as he stumbled to his feet.
At the time it was reported that Semenko beat Taz, and at the time Semenko was tabbed the premier brawler in the NHL@@mmunchie69
I’d like to see some messier fights. Oh I forgot he couldn’t fight 🤷🏻
Messier's greatest fights on a CD, its 60 minutes of crickets.
Messier is 1 of the all time greatest Hockey Players! The only Bruin who is better than him is Bobby Orr!
@@seveglider8406 Messier was a great player but who wouldnt drop the gloves even if someone hit his momma. Only time he did was when he could jump someone from behind. But yeah, a great player. Orr still the best by far. No one changed the game like he did.
@@davemarko4219 Messier is 1 of the all time greatest players! Messier was in plenty of fights. He took abuse from players and he dished it out. I'll bet You wouldn't have guts to fight him!
@@seveglider8406 Im not a hockey player. Guess Im not entitled to an opinion, eh, skidmark?
Samenko was a coward. Jumping guys was the only advantage he had.
Falsely labelled video
Nick Fotiu was no joke
REAL HOCKEY
Why is Johnathan fighting Jackson? Jackson was not a fighter 🤷🏿♀️.
Don Jackson was actually a decent fighter and rugged Defenseman, no he was not a "elite heavyweight fighter type" but Don Jackson could handle himself for sure as a scrapper I wish the cameraman was 1/2 decent and we could have seen the Semenko ORielly fight... Such Good times back then the NHL of that ERA is just untouchable and entertaining as hell, night in and night out you got some passion and excitement in the games, especially the home and home back to back games, todays game is nothing but pillow tossing and very little emotion...
@@katianag7785 You are so right, there is no passion and the game just does not have that electric atmosphere anymore. I cannot watch it now.
jackson caught some beatin
If you saw O'Reilly,s face it grotesque his lips are purple you couldn't pay me enough money to look like that . He was a big dude !
OK I guess I'm not the only person who noticed that is Stan Johnathan. Haha, if your dumb enough to mess with that guy you deserve everything you get.
stan smoked that jackson
I had forgotten how useless Wally Harris was.
Tough
Cemethead got his ass kicked.
After watching this I think i would have made a fortune in the NHL's . If only I had learnt to skate that is.
Okay,I offer,to help you confirm your
toughs,to punch you in the face.So
that you better know how you fare
with it.I am no monster like these
guys tho.
Wow
I think the title should’ve been: ‘Jonathan kicks the fuck out of guy with no name’.
Cement head got cemented
The only time I've seen Jonathan get whipped was against Gillies. Gillies ate him alive.
Yeah he said he didn't want to fight then he jumped him
@@louisdemarco892 Gillies was a pretty good jumper too.
Danny Gare highly underrated put a beating on Gillies.
i like what happened to oilers later on this season against La Kings,..lol hahaha
Cement head semenko
Semenko toughest guy in the league
Yeah when he jumps people from behind
Semenko only jumped players…could not win if he fought straight up….
Jonathan again fighting a nobody...
bruins win 0.twice a hockey teamfrom alberta destroyed the boston bean/farts
Semenko jumps O'Reilly and pays the price. Terry comes back and ends up on top.
Помню1й Бой Семенко-Проберт так в нем Семенко показал себя не по Мужски.зато Проби его во 2м Бою наказал как следует.
Semenko = turd lol
semenk would destrot terry
Stan Jonathan wasn't even a hockey player. He could barely stand up on skates. He should have had a lifetime suspension from hockey after his first season in the NHL.
He was actually a decent skater. Same with Semenko.
How did he manager to score over 20 goals
Stan Jonathon was a great skater clown and fast. He led the entire NHL in shooting percentage at 23.9 and had 27 goals. He had a hat trick in playoff game against Montreal
The Boston goon show couldn’t play hockey either.
They won a Cup, and was a top contender for years. And I was not a Bruin fan.
20 goals on 99 shots on net. One of the highest shooting percentages of all time.