The Wild Knockouts of Max Baer
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2017
- Knockouts and highlights of one of the baddest punchers in the history of boxing, Max Baer.
He became the heavyweight champion of the world in 1934 when he knocked down giant Primo Carnera 11 times in the fight.
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Max was staying in a hotel when he suffered a heart attack. He managed to ring reception and ask for a doctor. The desk clerk said; " Do you want a house doctor? " and Max replied; " No, I want a people doctor! " Then he died, joking to the last. What a man!
Brilliant charismatic character. Need more men like him
Haha what a dad joke.
I remember reading about that, when I was in high school in the 70s.
Died at the age of 50 in 1959...
HAHAHHA That's awesome lol
Gentleman in life
Animal in the ring
One of the hardest hitters of all time. Gotta love Max.
max was no joke a beast in the ring.
I *DO!!*
SERIOUSLY.
A beast that Joe Louis demolished.
@@mediterraneandiet2483 Every dog has it's day! Joe louis also still the Greatest boxer Heavyweight boxer till this day. Record and statistic wise. Max was one of many greats too fall to Joe.
@@mediterraneandiet2483 yeah joe louis beat him easily
Max Baer was long gone from this earth when the Braddock movie was made. But in reality you're right Max Baer was a good man.
I really think it's a shame the film people made Max into a villain. From what I hear, he nearly quit the sport after Campbell died from his onslaught; Baer was apparently devastated, certainly not showing off about it.
Ron Howard blew that movie. The story line was Good (Braddock) vs Evil (Baer); that was manufactured, for Max Baer was one of the funniest, irreverent, and good-humored champions ever. The story line that Howard should have followed is this: Mega-talented champ (Max Baer) whose natural attributes make things easy for him, doesn't take his training and boxing seriously and so loses to the minimally-talented, but ultra-tough, hard-working, and serious-minded underdog, James Braddock. Lesson-learned: hard-work achieves, while natural-talent alone is typically not enough. Max Baer was a helluva guy: everyone loved his fun personality, but especially the ladies. What a character. One last thought: some of you don't like the music Reznick chose for Max, but I think it is perfect; for if Max were boxing today, he'd be a media-star and an absolute wildman known the world over.
I read Baer was actually extremely friendly, and full of heart outside the ring. When he knocked out Campbell, Baer stood by his side for 30 minutes until the ambulance came.
His family should sue for defamation. It was disgusting how he was portrayed.
Max baer took it easy on braddok he was afraid he was going to kill him you can tell just by watching fight
It’s amazing how he could switch from loveable buffoon outside the ring to absolute savage inside it.
billy giles
I agree. Max Baer and Muhammad Ali had a lot in common. They were both great fighters in the ring and wonderful entertainers outside of it. I wish Max had survived long enough to hang out with Ali. I’m certain that they would’ve been extremely entertaining and hilarious together!
Max frickin Baer... hands down one of the biggest punchers the sport has ever seen... the only reason we dont see him considered for top 10's is because he didnt take himself or the sport seriously..yet he was still scary as fuck...says a lot.
just finished the video.. awesome man.. Max has always been one of my favorites and i got to say i havent seen footage this clear of him.. and i love that you didnt just show his fights but captured his personality in the video also.. fantastic.... only thing missing is it could have used a little more back hands lol.
Vertz! Thanks for checking it out man. Glad you enjoyed this one!
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Well said
VERTiiGO GAMING no its because this wouldn't even be ranked today.This guy is a fucking joke
Parallax Paradox shut up....he'd kick your ass, #troll ....
Max wasn't a boxer at all, but he was one of the greatest natural born fighters ever born, incredible power, iron chin, with a killer instinct. Unfortunately he was also cursed with a big heart and didn't take training seriously. Can you imagine if he had a mentality like marciano or Tyson? He would have been 100 to 0
Don't think it would have made much difference since even though Baer didn't like boxing, he did train almost year round for his entire career
I think Joe Louis would have still beat him and Braddock would have as well as that was Braddocks style that won him the fight and as we all know styles make fights.
He clowned around in Braddock fight should of won if he was serious
Guy was absolutely haunted by his career, and that Cinderella Man movie didn't help. He was an absolute gentleman in life.
Yeah, I heard that Max's descendants weren't too happy with Ron Howard's portrayal of him.
It was ridiculous making him a villain just to sell a movie, esp one that billed itself as being historical.
Faith Rox it was indeed a dishonest portrayal, however he clearly wasn't an angel either. saw some late hits in this video and some mouthing off to his opponent or the ref. however it wasn't as Ill intentioned as the film made it seem. it was more so just his showmanship
***** There's not that many fighters even today that haven't thrown a late shot or talked smack.
Joe Berger Boxing was very different back then. Baer actually almost quit boxing after he killed Frankie Campbell. It fucked him up so bad that he lost 4 out of his next 6 fights because he was afraid to go all out. That's when he started clowning around. He obviously got his killer instinct back, but he never became the fighter that he could have been. He also supported Campbell's kids all the way up to paying for their college educations, AND he also paid all of Primo Carnera's hospital bills after he demolished him in the ring. He was very generous.
One of his last lines...he ( I think it was a heart attack) was in a hotel an he was stricken and someone said...''should we call the house doctor?' an Baer said...'I want a people doctor'
"No dummy, a people doctor" then his official final words were "Oh boy, here I go"
@@oblivionnpc8688 Assuming you're a grown adult and you don't know any better than to call other adults names like a 6 yr old. Shame on you lil jay
Shang Hunter it's in quotations, pal
@@shanghunter7697 he's quoting Max Baer because the original poster only got part of it correct. Relax
@@oblivionnpc8688 How and why would a man like Baer die of a coronary at only 50 ? It makes me think of Bruce Lee in Fists of Fury loudly exclaiming,Why would a Healthy Man Die,following the death of his beloved teacher/sensei,whom later was found to be the victim of foul-play(By way of poisoning). Makes me wonder if Baer may have been killed by way of stimulants laced in his drinks..? : /
For the youngsters that is Jack Dempsey talking about Max at the end of the video.
THANKS!
Thought so, thanks.
That's awesome i didn't know that
The guy that ducked Harry Greb lol
I wish someone would make a movie about him. Not only was he the hardest hitter of his era, but he laughed at most punches thrown at him. And he had a personality that made him bigger than life, and a true gentleman in real life, as other's have commented.
Yes.my grandfather would have been proud.
Max was a very classy, respectful man. LOVED to help others, a real champion.
Yes he was. Loved helping his community ❤️
Historians claim that Baer was the most naturally gifted heavyweight ever, along with the hardest overhand right the game's ever seen, but didn't take his natural talent seriously enough.
max baer and sonny liston - both gifted with big hands and long reach - are the only boxers from history who could beat each of today's heavyweight champs.
@@matayorwakasenyi674Louis could definitely beat some recent title holders from history so could a lot of others
@@matayorwakasenyi674 Champs today have no candle on the greats of the past, as they fight a 1/4 as they did in the past and train less in the modern day. Max Bear here and all th guys back then were going 15 rounds and that meant you had to be fresh in round 15, cool down rounds didn't even exist, modern boxers a exhausted by round 6 - 8. Look at the accuracy of Bear and his opponents here, it is much higher than modern fighters and their volume is much higher too. What is it that modern fighters do better?
15 rounds were rare in heavyweight. the greatest champs got and lost their titles in less than 10 rounds (liston, frazier, foreman). in modern times with 12 rounds vitali klitschko went the distance 4 times in all of his fights, deontay wilder even only once. and though champions only fight twice a year and not 6 times like in 1930-1960, some are in perfect shape throughout their career till their 40s which proves that there are still boxers training hard and watching their nutrition throughout the year. @@Alex-cw3rz
I don’t think he could fight.
He basically had a solid chin and a big right hand.
His skill levels were very low.
Imagine that? He is admired 100 years after his career began. Wow
Yeah, just watch him fight, laughing, and then throwing that damned right hand of a hammer. Don't piss that dude off at a party, LMAO!!!
The punching accuracy is fucking phenomenal! Never heard of this guy until now. Looks and sounds like a legend above most others.
You never heard of Baer? He was a huge part of the division at that time.Recommend you watch Cinderella Man,but keep in mind Max Baer is made to be a mean sob in that movie,where in reality he was a good person,a very talented cool funny guy,who just had the ability to punch like a mofo.
Most of the video is against Primo Canera, so it makes Max Baer look like Sugar Ray Robinson. Baer is a very underrated heavyweight. If he had lived up to his potential, he would be mentioned in every conversation about all time great heavyweights.
Punching accuracy? Pleeeeaase!! Baer was a hard puncher- but not an accurate puncher. His swings were wild and missed almost as much as he hit. He squandered what skills he had with a lot of heavy partying, smoking, and not training as earnestly as he should have. Quite the personality- and a deadly right hand puncher. You can see where Jethro gets his comic skills.
Baer was a BEAST it's sad the casuals and even "many" boxers today don't even know who he was, he was an ANIMAL! People don't know back in the days guys like Baer, Luis, Jack Johnson and Dempsey were the first MMA fighters, a lot of "un gentlemen" acts were common in Boxing back then like picking up and slamming a dude to the floor, elbows, ect.. and these guys were very skilled at it. These guys were savages
Thank you
Maxie had an amazing and well practiced backhand. Just watch his training, and his fights. I call it the Maxie backhand. It is a great shot!!!
What an Amazing Life he lived in such a short time and era .Truly one of a kind!
I was hoping you'd do a Baer tribute, this video is the best Baer vid on YT hands down thanks Reznick, you're the man.
As you can see in the hospital footage Carnera broke his ankle after the first knockdown, the other ones were a consequence, but he still kept getting up and fought a good fight winning some rounds. Carnera is underrated because of that fucking hollywood movie
Carnera was barely average.
He looks like De Niro in Raging Bull
DeNiro looked like Max Baer in Raging Bull
My guy Reznick does it again.
He's only ever done good stuff
he usually does but rap music.....i dont think so
James VanGurp It works for me
@TayDeezy408WestSide YEET YdontUeatshitanddie?
@TayDeezy408WestSide YEET you must be a spook
Max was one impressive son of a bitch! Pure strength and power.
this chanel deserves million subs , I hope one day he will
John Stromboly No kidding. It's really a good one!
History brutal boxer also has soft side.
Here you have this very gentle person outside the ring and then become a raging beast once you got him going! Some of those close-ups when he let out his war cry shook me a bit.
Max Baer had a lot of fun with life. What a man.
Baer's reputation was that of a playboy, a party animal. A person who didn't take boxing very seriously. Yet every time I watch these old fight films, I never see him as being out of shape. He always appeared to have that chiseled body. So I'm thinking that reputation must have been highly exaggerated.
Maybe he fooled most people because he always liked to play to the camera and act as a goofball, because when it came to training and getting in shape, physically he certainly did not look
like a boxer that avoided the gymnasium.
SpyroGyro he looked that Good because he was a big fan of charles atlas i Believe and those broad shoulders really helped him.
A goofy smile hides fangs and tiger stripes really well...
Nat Fleischer was boxing's historian forever, and his biggest criticism was that Baer never bothered learning how to set up a defense. He had all the physical tools a boxer could want, but relied on that big right hand instead of building his skills.
I remember the clip where he making sand castles on a beach saying it helps your arm strength 😂
Nowadays we're missing the natural fighters, the last best natural fighter was two time lightweight boxing champion Armando "Mando" Ramos.
The guy knocked Carnera down 11 times. Then he provided the bills for Carnera when he was in the hospital.
Heart of gold - the film made him look like a monster.
This guy was doing Muhammed Ali shtick before Ali was even born.
Flockengruven jersey joe walcott and SRR influenced Ali
@@onlyrog5 and also the WWE wrestler gorgeous George
Although it wasn't called WWE at the time
Thinking the same thing a little shuffle and the fake wobbly legs the glove on the head taps after the bell all things Ali did allot
I noticed the tough playful look similar to Ali
Reznick the king of boxing videos
Rez, recently discovered your channel, and I gotta say, I love your work. The time and effort you put into each piece shows through, from your choices of music, to the clips themselves, just amazing stuff. After watching your Gene Tunney tribute, I knew you were a master of your craft. I get chills when he gets knocked down by Dempsey and you have his narration play while he gets back up. Keep doing what you're doing, it is appreciated.
Welcome to the channel. I really appreciate this, seriously.
THANKYOU I HAVE WANTED THIS VIDEO FOR A LONG TIME !!!! PURE BRILLIANCE !!
Those Overhand punches hit like a sledgehammer and those machine gun body blows! What a character too, love watching his fights. Been looking up heavyweight boxing champions from John L Sullivan onwards and it's fascinating, Max Baer is one of the stand out champions for me. Just 85 years to go......
Take a lesson boys, he was fiercely, ferociously, thunderingly gooooooord! A great mover and an entertainer on top!
With his power...and personalty ...he'd be a big hit today with the 24 hour sports channels...
This was always the BEST channel on YT.
One of the GREATEST right hands boxing has ever seen!
Thank you
He didn't take boxing seriously. But he had a very powerful right hand. He didn't get over killing a man in the ring.
Maybe his trauma turned him into such a good man.
If he took himself and boxing more seriously....look out!!! 6' 2 ...215 lbs Baer had 68 wins with 59 KO's. Killed Frankie Campbell in the ring in San Fran in 1930. Had Campbell pinned in a corner and pounded him again and again with brutal right hands. Campbell died the next day. The Dr. said this his brain had been knocked completely loose from his skull. One of THE hardest punching heavyweight champs of all time. Died in 1959 from a heart attack at the age of 50.
Jim Cushman thanks for the info
No problem...
Jim Cushman it was internal decapitation (brain was knocked lose from the vertebra) that Campbell died from was it not?
He was basically beaten to death by Max Baer back in 1930...
This footage doesnt do his size justice, I woulda thought Primo was maybe 6' 3" and he most certainly doesnt look like hes 215 even if he was wet and wearing boots.
One of the very few men who had true fun during the Great Depression.
Love it!
Butterbean
I love watching fighters who have large personalities and ferocious expressions...like Mr. Tyson. I could watch that dude all day...
Perhaps the best mix of clips to music I've seen in a motivational fight video. Truly showing the depth of the man.
Fucking amazing! one of your best works (they're all beautiful) don't stop pease every video it's a birthday present
Keep in mind Primo Canera weighed 263lbs in that fight and as you can see all muscle, and had the same reach as Tyson Fury. He had fought 84 times and never been KO'd. Yet Max Bear was such a power house he put him in the hospital for two weeks.
Fantastic video. Thanks for posting. Max Baer needs to be acknowledged more as one of the greats.
One of the best highlights ive ever seen. When i watch your videos i have goosebumps, thank you
This is my favorite boxing highlight video!
Love your cleaning up and fixing videos to really make the old fighters shine. In the raw videos, they look like stick figures. But once you clean it up, you really see it.
Agreed. Rez is the best!
This is absolutely, one of the most great tribute sport video in YT, really great channel!
I have to come back every so often for this one. You're quite the master at putting these together so flawlessly.
wow! this video was incredible!! amazing what you did there with the editing and music. thank you and respect
I AGREE!
It's so cool that this is Jethro's (from the Beverly Hillbillies TV series) actual real life father.
I think that was his nephew.
No, his uncle
Max Baer Jr. Thats not to hard to follow folks.
Dinger Dome its true an jetho was fiends with Elvis Presley. They kinda looked like twins .
Max Baer was Jethro's dad look it up!
Something else to look at is his accuracy his opponents are moving a lot yet he is landing almost every single shot. Now accuracy was higher back then than modern day, but Max was exceptionally accurate especially with that overhand right.
Agreed.
what a character! regret he didn't take the sport more seriously, but love him nonetheless!
he killed a guy. serious as a fucking heart attack. you should take him more seriously and so should the chump that dropped his guard with Max fucking Baer in the ring.
a marathon isnt boxing you dumb fuck learn to read
@@notavailable5416 he wasn't a serious athlete most of the time though. deadly serious in the ring but it's well recorded in his training he wasn't always.
absolutely fantastic though
Reemus Boxing How much more serious can you take a fight or career if you kill a big giant guy name Primo Carnero and win the world heavyweight championship
This clip is totally badass - about one of the baddest men ever to step through the ropes. Has me dying to see your Dempsey clip. You do have one on Dempsey, right?
My grandmother said, "Oh, he was beautiful!" She also said he'd have been champ forever, if he hadn't been such a clown.
Hardest hitter ever.
Thank you Sean.
Rez, I literally stop everything I'm doing whenever a video of yours pops up. This vid was amazing.
I love watching your videos Rez but at the same time I hate it because it always leaves me craving another one! Beautiful editing, best boxing channel hands down
Baer did to his opponents what Limp Bizkit did to music in the 90's.
He turned them to shit?
When my father was quite young, he would watch Max and his brother Buddy Baer knock out steers with one punch between the eyes in Gilroy Ca. Imagine being hit in the ring by that kind of force. No wonder he killed a guy in the ring.
He killed them
Limp Bizkit isn't music, but I get your meaning.
😆 😜 😁 😜 😆!
The only time I saw him scared was when he fought Joe Louis.. maybe not.. but he definitely fought more tentatively.. or he just wasn't right for that fight.. he destroyed Max Schmeling... and Schmeling destroyed Joe Louis in their first fight.. different mindsets for different fighters.. I honestly think some fighters just have the other guys number or a mental edge for some reason.. how else can you explain underdog upsets.. and the he beat the guy who beat the guy but lost to the guy he lost to..or something like that...that confused me too.. sorry.
CYBOPOD agreed, confused, but agreed.
He went into that fight with shambles of what resembled his right hand...He insisted on having the fight even though the doctor said his hands would rather he never fight again. His doctor said if he truely felt he had to fight then he would get permission to give him a shot to numb his right hand (which was a fair bit worse than his left), he got permission but when he gave it to baer the fight was delayed by rain...By the time the fight started the anesthetic was mostly worn off and baer had to fight joe with a right hand that felt like it was full of shards of glass everytime it hit something and a chipped left knuckle. Your body will literally stop you from hitting with a broken hand, its like biting through your tongue; you technically could do it easily but your mind makes it impossible.
+metal shadow the hedgehog, I read that too. Without his legendary right hand Max could not be expected to compete with Joe Louis.
CYBOPOD you have hit
it right on the head, Max Baer for all his punching power and talent was scared witless up Louis,after the second round bear want to quit in his cornerand Jack Dempsey said you either get out there and fight all break there's a bottle over your head.
CYBOPOD schmeling got Louis at the right time,alsoJoe totally underrated Schmeling did not train for that fite properlygot married and on a short honeymoon. And that's why really lost that fight the schmeling Joe later said that fitetaughthim his biggest boxinglesson
Jethro's daddy sure could fight.
He was Max's nephew
derek urwin his name is Max Baer Jr. I’m pretty sure that makes him his son.
He was the son.
Anybody ever remember watching the old sitcom, The Beverly hillbillies staring Max Baer jr. as Jethro bodine. Good show!!
@@derekurwin1487 son..fool
Love his elbow, shoulder, head butt, shoulder combo on the bag, and his backfists on the speed bag. These guys had every trick in the book.
Reznick is the king of boxing video. In particular this about Baer is perfect. Greetings from Rome... Italy
Interesting side note about Max: A year before he fought Carnera for the title- he fought a "mock" fight against him in the movie- "The Prizefighter and The Lady". It ended in a draw.In 1956- he played a fighter named Buddy Brannen (who was modeled on Baer) in "The Harder They Fall". He fought a character based on Primo Carnera. It was Humphrey Bogart's last film.
He was one of the original "showmen" of the ring. His facial expressions and antics were always funny. Jack Dempsey spoke highly of him.
One video on Max Baer, now I'm correlating HOOKED. Subscribed!
Great video! It was a lot of fun to watch, and I thank you for putting it together for us.
Rez you are the best boxing video editor!
He's just beastingn it. A charasmatic brawler. Raw natural talent unpolished, yet primal in it's rage.
One of the best boxing vids ever ,that really brings that old footage to life and shows his power ... Touches of Wilder there with the big loping punches and the music fitted perfect .Well done bro
Great video man. One of my favorites to watch before heading to the gym
I wish they' do a good documentary on Primo Carnera. I know the movie the Harder They Fall (classic) was sort of based on his life but I think the facts and true account would make for one hell of a story
Andro Libre Ever watch Cinderella man?
My boy Max was a beast, any way you cut it.
You bring magic back from the early Boxing days, you brought legends back to LIFE
Cant stop watching it,great freshened up footage. Thanks 4 keepin me entertained,best wishes
Devastating right hand. One of the best ever. I learned long ago that a boxer will always beat a slugger. Joe Louis is still in my mind as the best ever. The best finisher. When he knew he hurt his opponents, he always put them away.
As I watched this video I kept asking myself how I hadn't taken the time to learn about this legend. I also realized how cool and funny a guy he must have been. He looked like an OG troll.
And was probably the first heel in wrestling. Thank you for taking time to remember my grandfather.
Reznick makes the best boxing videos on RUclips. Perfectly capturing the fighters personality and style in the ring with little sound bytes and great music. Max Baer is one of my favorite fighters. His attitude and Power.
World Champion Max Baer, had so much class. Great homage vidoe to a legend.
Great video! Max was a different kind of guy that's for sure. 4:45 Do I see a little Baer shuffle?
One of the best ever in max baer and the best ever in making boxing highlight videos, reznick. Hands down. My 4 favorite boxers of all time, Hagler, Frazier, Baer, Mancini. Just do me a Ray Boom Boom Mancini video and I can die happy my friend.
Best song ever for a boxing comp. Good job sir. Love Ur work but this one is special.
So much fire and action, so much more even than in fantasy fights))). Thank you, I'm happy that I found and subscribed to your channel.
Max Baer era um adversário muito difícil para os boxers da época... ele gostava de dar show. Assisti a algumas de suas lutas. Esse knockout, na luta contra Primo Carnera, foi realmente histórico.
He was a Devastating HITTER. You Don't Hear His Name Being Mentioned. VERY STRANGE Considering HIS BOXING RECORD. 59 Knockouts. That is Some Record. He was certainly One of the Best Boxers EVER. He was very Dangerous.
Big thanks for you from Sakha republic for making such wonderful movies about boxing,awesome moviemaking skill,always waiting for your new clips about boxing =))
Hey Reznick! Amazing videos man, Im coming back to your channel to view your stuff for years now, thanks
Perfect step and punch coordination at 2:28 Executed flawlessly, this guy was no joke
Christian Mendoza Tapia
Precisely. Max Baer had a wrecking ball punch in both hands.
Thank you for noticing.
@@maxrogers6291 you're ...... Welcome?
That counter at 2:59 May be the fastest punch I've ever seen.
max over and over is overlooked.
I agree.. Mike Tyson was even envious.
Reznick you are awesome !!!!!!! Your videos of Rocky Marciano and Max baer are especially visually astounding ,and the soundtrack is awesome.
Good job editing! Love mixing the old with new in any medium. Great work.
GREAT VIDEO !!!!!! One of my favorite heavyweight champions of all time.
Can you also do a tribute about Gerald McClellan ?
Unfortunate that Hollywood demonised this gentleman.
A long, long time ago when I was about four and having breakfast in an Oakland, California restaurant, Max Baer picked me up … gave me a gentle squeeze and said: “Now you can tell all your friends you’ve had a Baer hug”.
Excellent video and him dancing is epic
The guy's attitude was unique. I liked that even more than his KOs
Savage in the ring....underrated. His memory was treated poorly and unfairly by the film Cinderella Man. RIP Champ
He was a gentle giant. Yes Cinderella Man pisses me off. He was a peaceful man. Not a true story of the man.
Damn, you make the best boxing documentaries.
Keep it up! God bless you!
like your vids everytime before i even watch. You're a gifted guy.
0:20 this man throwing elbows and shoulders, doing that heavy bag dirty.
Boxing wasnt as pussied does like it is today.
@@GuyFromTheSouth the rules against elbows were the same back then as they are now. I don't think following them makes one "pussified". These days it they want to throw elbows and the like, there's a great complete fighting sport called MMA...
Joe Louis said that he was hit hardest by Max Baer.....he floored Primo Carnera 11 times in 11 rounds...if he had trained harder and took boxing more seriously he would have been greater...
One of my favourite heavyweights always love watching old clips of mad cap Maxie awesome power
He is a personality ATG! Great video. Loved it.