USA vs USSR 1986 Amateur Boxing

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • USA vs USSR 1986
    Olympic Sports Center
    Moscow, USSR
    Timothy Littles vs Andrei Akulov 156
    Darin Allen vs Ruslan Tamarov 165
    Nathan Houser vs Nurmagomed Shanavazov 178
    Orbit Pough vs Alexander Yagubkin 201

Комментарии • 68

  • @aliamarneh2067
    @aliamarneh2067 6 лет назад +20

    If this was in the modern day the russian would be accused of steroid use. Disgracefull whenever an american gets rekt he blames steroids, grow a pair and accept defeat like a man.

    • @nicelooser
      @nicelooser 6 лет назад +2

      shut up, russians still use steroids like no other nation

    • @aliamarneh2067
      @aliamarneh2067 6 лет назад +6

      How do you know? American media told you? You realize everything America and Russia say about each other is complete propoganda right? They are sworn enemies and will hate each other for ever. It dosen't mean theor atheletes should be dragged into it, but people like you make it hard not to mix politics with sports. Think about what I told you and open your eyes, you dont have to swallow propoganda.

    • @nicelooser
      @nicelooser 6 лет назад

      I know a lot of Russian athletes who use steroids. Of course they are going to milk the situation, but you can't deny Russians are number one, when It comes down to steroid use. Don't get me wrong I love the Russians but It's a fact.

    • @nicelooser
      @nicelooser 6 лет назад

      I'm not american ^^

    • @abbanta3002
      @abbanta3002 4 года назад

      Khorne Bezerker true

  • @johnnyfeemster4613
    @johnnyfeemster4613 4 года назад +8

    I fought Ruslan Tamarov, in 1990,
    One week before, the Mike Tyson was knocked out by Buster Douglas!
    We were in Tokyo, Japan!
    The significance of our fight, was it was, it was the first time, the Soviet Union, was allowed to turn professional fighters!

    • @somedude3977
      @somedude3977 3 года назад +1

      I always liked watching his amateur fights, looks like he hit very hard. Can you tell me about your fight with him.

    • @johnnyfeemster1663
      @johnnyfeemster1663 3 года назад +1

      Oh, yeah! That one punch? I felt the force!

    • @johnnyfeemster1663
      @johnnyfeemster1663 3 года назад +3

      Maybe, that ref. knew he hit hard, too! And thought he might have been saving my life! ( ha,ha,ha,ha! )
      One punch, though??? ( Well, I'm still here, to talk about it! ) LOL!

    • @johnnyfeemster1663
      @johnnyfeemster1663 3 года назад +2

      I just noticed I misspelled his last name! I switched the " R ", and the " M " !
      My apologies to Ruslan Taramov!

    • @somedude3977
      @somedude3977 3 года назад +1

      @@johnnyfeemster1663 yea man he always seemed like a devastating puncher but at least now u have a good story to tell

  • @aleksthegreat4130
    @aleksthegreat4130 5 лет назад +8

    Soviets presented their best fighters during that meeting,and they did brilliantly against they young Americans,the athletes from both countries had huge respect each for another in any sport

    • @tonyiacomi4822
      @tonyiacomi4822 3 года назад

      Not really. Their hockey team didn't respect ours until 1980

    • @michaelbentt3018
      @michaelbentt3018 3 года назад

      We learn from those experiences.
      Thats what it's all about.

    • @SlawRu
      @SlawRu Год назад

      Hahahah no. Sovjets are the better boxer

    • @aleksthegreat4130
      @aleksthegreat4130 Год назад

      @Tony Iacomi Lets be honest,in hockey Soviet usually had way better teams.

  • @Johnhatzijohn
    @Johnhatzijohn 4 года назад +4

    First honest American commentator i've seen before the 2000s

  • @frankmercado-valdes2975
    @frankmercado-valdes2975 Год назад +2

    Orbit Pough won both rounds they showed

  • @fishergold7971
    @fishergold7971 6 лет назад +6

    Рожденные в СССР

  • @big5bulls538
    @big5bulls538 5 лет назад +5

    They robbed the last guy orbit Hughes he won that fight

    • @msoneofakind26
      @msoneofakind26 4 года назад +2

      I agree! He is my father, so I'm biased, but he did a hell of a job!

  • @user-im2jz2vn9r
    @user-im2jz2vn9r 3 года назад +1

    👍

  • @brandongreen4880
    @brandongreen4880 6 лет назад +3

    The announcer states that the "defensive" skills of the Soviet athletes impressed him.
    What "defensive" skills? Look like the Soviets were employing their "typical" style. Now
    correct me if I am wrong but the Soviet style was the classic European stand-up style. It
    appears that this style was "'universal" for this particular team. Later I did notice that they
    had more "variation" in their styles. Not so much "stereotyped".

    • @1FaithHopeandLove
      @1FaithHopeandLove 6 лет назад +5

      Brandon Green
      "Paw" with their jab - (as a distraction)in wait for an opening with their power hand.

  • @tonyiacomi4822
    @tonyiacomi4822 5 лет назад +10

    I guess white guys can box afterall.

    • @jurgenforster8314
      @jurgenforster8314 5 лет назад +1

      Tony Iacomi no one said they couldn’t ?

    • @tonyiacomi4822
      @tonyiacomi4822 5 лет назад

      @@jurgenforster8314 A lot of people. Never heard the saying "The Great white hope"?

    • @jurgenforster8314
      @jurgenforster8314 5 лет назад +6

      Tony Iacomi nope...What’s that ... other than another American phrase, drench in inferiority complex and victim mentality. Both black and white Americans need to be more confident in themselves as individuals 👌👌

    • @tonyiacomi4822
      @tonyiacomi4822 5 лет назад +1

      @@jurgenforster8314 What are you kidding me? Americans are the most confident people in the world. That's why America is at the top of the global hierarchy. Its something black Americans say about white boxers.

    • @jurgenforster8314
      @jurgenforster8314 5 лет назад +5

      Karltural Marx I think he meant to say Americans are oblivious to things. That’s why with their insane ideology of imposed democracy in the form of colonialism and military imperialism they somehow find themselves in the top. At the expense of others 😭😭😭. Not to virtue signal as my country isn’t any better than theirs and we have a lot of skeletons in the closet.

  • @mikhailbezpalko2462
    @mikhailbezpalko2462 6 лет назад +3

    Why usa boxers all blacks? Where white guys?

    • @pirocanac9906
      @pirocanac9906 5 лет назад +6

      Cause usa is immigrant land

    • @gurin23
      @gurin23 4 года назад +2

      Mikhail Bezpalko white Americans can’t fight like black Americans. So basically Soviet white or white-Asian boxers were battering African-American boxers who are naturally strong.

    • @egontiedeman761
      @egontiedeman761 4 года назад

      @@gurin23 doğru

    • @tonyiacomi4822
      @tonyiacomi4822 3 года назад +4

      @@gurin23 Depends. White Americans can't box like black Americans. And that's simply because not many whites go into boxing. Boxing is a poor man's sport in the US. Less than 1% of white Americans box. Over 20% of blacks have boxed at some point in their lives.

    • @gurin23
      @gurin23 3 года назад

      @@tonyiacomi4822 Yeah that’s true though. Surely if there would be more whites training then more out of them would turn into pros and more quality fighters would come out of the bunch entered pros. Today among all the white boxers of America I have Danny Garcia, Keith Thurman (half white / black), Joe Smith Jr., Canelo (Mexican though), Ryan Garcia, Teofimo Lopez, Mikey Garcia, Jessie Vargas, I mean yeah majority of these white belong to the Latino / Hispanic group of whites but they’re still white. Joe Smith Jr. is the only one who is of an English or Irish descendants, not too sure. There’re plenty of whites who box in America, even Justin Bieber did it 😂