ROBERTO DURAN UNCUT - HAS NO REGRETS ON NO MAS FIGHT, FIGHTING FOR 25 DOLLARS & NEW DOCU I AM DURAN

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  • ROBERTO DURAN UNCUT - NO REGRETS ON NO MAS FIGHT, FIGHTING FOR 25 DOLLARS & NEW DOCU I AM DURAN
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    Roberto Duran speaks to Marcos Villegas about earning 25 bucks in the first fight of his career, being successful after his brutal KO to Tommy Hearns, on if he regrets his "no mas" fight with Sugar Ray Leonard, and his new documentary "I Am Duran" which releases June 4th
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  • @lordburlap4514
    @lordburlap4514 5 лет назад +124

    Duran is one of the greatest fighters of all time........simple as that!!!!!!!!

    • @Puro-Nuevo-Leon
      @Puro-Nuevo-Leon 4 года назад +5

      But quitter

    • @thicknjustrite
      @thicknjustrite 3 года назад +6

      @@Puro-Nuevo-Leon 1 year & not even 1 person will justify your comment with a reply. Says everything. . .

    • @lordburlap4514
      @lordburlap4514 3 года назад +2

      Der kaiser No argument, except I believe Sugar Ray was great too....

    • @derkaiser5676
      @derkaiser5676 3 года назад

      @@lordburlap4514 he was.

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад +1

      No one s perfect . .. ask Mike Tyson ... loved Duran ... was heartbroken by no mas fight But he did comeback
      W some spectacular wins for titles in middleweight division...
      What a fighter he was

  • @wolowolowolo
    @wolowolowolo 4 года назад +59

    I'm panamanian and you can see him everywhere in town, and he is always humble to sign autographs and pictures with people, funny and friendly man.

    • @deepsouth3319
      @deepsouth3319 4 года назад +7

      I would love to one day go to Panama and see Roberto Duran, without a doubt he is my favorite boxer of all time!

    • @wolowolowolo
      @wolowolowolo 4 года назад +4

      @@deepsouth3319 there is a place called Billares Nelson, if you come here and go straight to that place you have a good chance.
      Recently he got Covid19.

    • @deepsouth3319
      @deepsouth3319 4 года назад +2

      @@wolowolowolo Thank you for that, I hope I can make it there, also, I did see that he did get the virus but, he has recovered now, so, that is good news. Thanks again.

    • @nmelkhunter1
      @nmelkhunter1 3 года назад +1

      When I was in my early teens my dad worked for the US civil service in Panama and I attended Curundu Jr Highschool. When he retired some years later, and after we moved back to the US, he took a job working for a US company doing civil engineering consulting work and I visited him in Panama. One evening he and I were at the bar of Hotel Panama enjoying a Cerveza Panama when none other than Roberto Duran sat at the bar beside us. He was truly a humble person and we really enjoyed our visit with him. He was truly reflective of the vast majority of the Panamanians we knew.

    • @wolowolowolo
      @wolowolowolo 3 года назад

      @@nmelkhunter1 Sometimes I think that Duran has a picture with every single Panamanian, that's how friendly he is...

  • @lordburlap4514
    @lordburlap4514 5 лет назад +39

    Duran's fight against Iran Barkley was a master class of fighting......

    • @hyena131
      @hyena131 10 месяцев назад

      @lordburlap4514
      Yes, and "The Blade" admitted as much in an interviews, saying Duran was the most skilled, trickiest boxer he ever fought.

  • @lukeleavitt4753
    @lukeleavitt4753 5 лет назад +26

    Tremendous interview! My Dad had the distinct pleasure to have been in the company of Roberto, after the Pazienza I fight. He stated that Duran was the most gracious and sincere man!! He was his idol as a boy, and he still loves and admires this man. God bless the greatest pound for pound fighter of all time, Roberto Duran.

  • @Righthook..
    @Righthook.. Год назад +4

    His hair still fresh hands of stone!

  • @aloha2104
    @aloha2104 5 лет назад +21

    One and only, Roberto Duran!..

  • @TheWopper78
    @TheWopper78 4 года назад +27

    I love Roberto Duran. He’s immortal. May God bless you mr. Duran.

  • @lordburlap4514
    @lordburlap4514 5 лет назад +42

    Duran was a master fighter....aggressive AND defensive.....one of THE Greatest!!!!!

  • @AG-nt8ow
    @AG-nt8ow 5 лет назад +38

    Top 5 of all time.
    Would've been a top fighter in any era.

  • @germanyeuro177
    @germanyeuro177 3 года назад +8

    He is a true legend long may he live and be happy

  • @raydawgrules
    @raydawgrules 4 года назад +10

    Watching this interview Duran cannot stay still. He remembers everything.

  • @boxingoutlawz762
    @boxingoutlawz762 5 лет назад +17

    Big up Mr . Roberto Duran much respect to u sir

  • @benjaminglover1570
    @benjaminglover1570 3 года назад +9

    Ali said at 135lbs he`d dodge him in a street fight. Perhaps the greatest Lightweight.

    • @jaimeruiz521
      @jaimeruiz521 3 года назад +3

      The greatest light weight and arguably the greatest Latino fighter of all time.

    • @mavenofmacau6391
      @mavenofmacau6391 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@jaimeruiz521 how can anyone compare him to some fighter in 1911? for modern boxers, he's the best lighweight

  • @TheGameProdigy247
    @TheGameProdigy247 4 года назад +16

    It’s crazy that he used to crash on my dads couch when they would get drunk crazy I didn’t know till now how much of a legend he was

  • @mr.okanefan3218
    @mr.okanefan3218 4 года назад +10

    ONE OF THE GREATEST

  • @jovannakevorkian9686
    @jovannakevorkian9686 3 года назад +6

    Greatest lightweight ever! What a fighter with heart and skill and power! I loved to watch him and if you fought him (Sugar Ray) fighters were in trouble! Just a hunter and instinct to destroy. Wow! Unreal!

  • @garrysoldiew6982
    @garrysoldiew6982 3 года назад +4

    The Hand’s of Stone is such a Legend.He is one of most beloved Warriors.God Bless Mr.Robert Duran.🙏

  • @rdaugherty52
    @rdaugherty52 3 года назад +5

    Loved to watch Duran fight I think Tyson learned a lot from Roberto as soon as he closed the distance hard shot to the liver then upper cut to the chin so glad to see he's still well when he beat sugar Ray Lenard I almost ran my head into the ceiling fan great fight.

  • @okcrlrdho6397
    @okcrlrdho6397 5 лет назад +26

    I have the book, very crazy life story...such a gifted and brutal but good person in heart....Duran will always be my toughest hero

    • @okcrlrdho6397
      @okcrlrdho6397 5 лет назад

      @Shove This L Up Your Ass yes it is it has the same cover , there's others that have the same title

    • @carriebrowning9477
      @carriebrowning9477 4 года назад

      okcr Lrdho funny cause Mike Tyson is mine, and Duran is Tysons💙

    • @theprinceofeverything1975
      @theprinceofeverything1975 3 года назад

      A good person? I think hes an amazing fighter, but would a good person say that he would fuck another man's wife, like he did to Sugar Ray? Im not hating, just confused. Thanks

    • @jaimeruiz521
      @jaimeruiz521 3 года назад

      @@theprinceofeverything1975 he said that in order to gain a psychological advantage over Leonard. Which he did and because of it. He won

  • @eddierivera8556
    @eddierivera8556 5 лет назад +49

    Best Latino fighter ever!

    • @TheBloodmist81
      @TheBloodmist81 4 года назад +4

      Huh? He was great but that a little of a stretch don't you think? I mean if i had to pick one I would say Julio Cesar Chavez shit that man was i believe 100-0 before his first loss

    • @ramonsanchez1240
      @ramonsanchez1240 4 года назад +6

      @@TheBloodmist81 Julio was actually 89 - 0 (And one draw) before his first loss

    • @TheBloodmist81
      @TheBloodmist81 4 года назад +2

      @@ramonsanchez1240 oh my bad cause 89-0 is not as impressive as 100-0 yeah he sucks then

    • @ramonsanchez1240
      @ramonsanchez1240 4 года назад +1

      @@TheBloodmist81 Haha shit happens bro

    • @roarrrist
      @roarrrist 4 года назад +5

      TheBloodmist81 against bums

  • @harryf1ashman
    @harryf1ashman 3 года назад +5

    great to see that he still appears to have all his marbles.

  • @blakstud1
    @blakstud1 4 года назад +19

    His greatest fight was the 1st fight against Sugar Ray! What a performance!

    • @mavenofmacau6391
      @mavenofmacau6391 5 месяцев назад

      true dat. he beat him fair and square, clearly and obviously. had ray danced, could he ever have won?

  • @KINGTICOROSENBERG
    @KINGTICOROSENBERG 4 года назад +6

    Awesome precise translator

  • @hernanduran4142
    @hernanduran4142 3 года назад +1

    Good quality interview, man. Great questions!
    Edit: and great translator too

  • @jackjohnson7396
    @jackjohnson7396 4 года назад +5

    Hardass,,great fighter..

  • @geraldfitzpatrick9123
    @geraldfitzpatrick9123 3 года назад +7

    I remember that fight with Hearns. Duran entered the ring making the weight ok, but there was no muscle tone, he didn't look in good shape and Hearns looked amazing, focused and ready. Hearns took Duran very seriously and he said that he would take Roberto out in two. Did he really believe that he actually could do that?Duran didn't seem to have a stragedy. He at least should've done much better. He was careless and paid the price. Definately over confident also.
    Hagler on the other hand, knew what he needed to do. He was focused, and knew that if Hearns got to hit him with the punches that Duran took; that he too, might go the same way. Hagler had to get to Hearns and hit him hard and to get him to fight.
    He got Tommy really angry and Tommy fell into Marvin's trap. On this occasion, Hearns lost focus, my God, if you can knock Duran out like that, you can do it to anybody is what he maybe thought. Hagler knew the danger. Don't hang about with Tommy Hearns around.
    Duran had the most illustrious career and at his best, as he was with Leonard in Montreal, unbeatable. He was the most enigmatic.
    Hearns was the hardest single puncher and a wonderful boxer, but if he got hit hard and clean, he could go, few ever got the chance though!
    Leonard was a super stylish, hard punching boxer and was the darling of the sport and he in my opinion didn't beat Marvin.
    I also think Tommy got got the edge on him during the second fight, but a legend nevertheless.
    Marvelous Marvin Hagler was one of the greatest middleweight's of all time, but unfortunately he wasn't given the credit that he deserved. It wasn't Leonard's fault, but to beat the champ, the challenger has to what Roberto did to Ray in Montreal at least.
    Ray, Roberto, Marvin and Tommy were the real Fab Four. Sorry, John, Paul, George and Ringo.

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад

      Lol on Beatles.... you don’t think Ringo could have a go with Hearns?
      Yeah Durrant pinnacle crowning where he got the credit that he had deserved for the last nine years was his beating D in Montreal savage brilliant fighter too bad he partied so much and was overconfident a lot .Leonard showed Gallo in quickly ask him for the rematch when he heard reports that the rain was partying drinking and eating his way. Duran spent a lot of energy , in a short period of time,getting down to weight
      He wasn’t nearly as quick or ferocious in second fight and with Leonard making fun of him ... u know the rest

    • @turvus2
      @turvus2 2 года назад

      Wow, dude, I agree with every single sentence. Spot on

    • @stephengeorge3507
      @stephengeorge3507 11 месяцев назад

      The hearns fight,he differently wasn't ready to fight,no muscle tone at all,you can tell he didn't train hard

    • @stephengeorge3507
      @stephengeorge3507 11 месяцев назад

      He probably was the best lightweight ever,people forget,he moved up to welterweight, then middle, and higher,which is crazy

  • @realife1542
    @realife1542 8 месяцев назад

    This should have millions of views, hard to find many interviews in English with this legend

  • @theodoreconstantini2548
    @theodoreconstantini2548 Год назад +3

    Duran's personality was shaped by having been born in a slum with no father around and being having to fend for himself . So those experiences made him very hard but he still always had a soft compassionate side.

  • @dianegonzalez4748
    @dianegonzalez4748 5 лет назад +6

    🖤 Great interview 🎩

  • @beyondernoctis
    @beyondernoctis 5 лет назад +7

    Wow what a legend!

  • @jmleaf8102
    @jmleaf8102 3 года назад +2

    Hi,
    Pound for pound, I think Duran was the hardest hitting fighter.
    He fought higher than his weight class. It was truly awesome to watch him fight.
    I watched the Leonard/Duran Bout live. Wow!
    Peace

  • @yongwoo1020
    @yongwoo1020 3 года назад +4

    It’s amazing how a guy who was undersized against world-class opposition was able to dominate the ring.

  • @MrRaErickson
    @MrRaErickson 5 лет назад +7

    Legend

  • @AlejandroRasmussen7
    @AlejandroRasmussen7 4 года назад +4

    The mindset of a Lion

  • @luisayala7878
    @luisayala7878 3 года назад

    Excellent absolutely excellent human being,,very professional even after all downs and failures and highs n above he still kept a true champions attitude and proved to be thy best light weight of all time’s,,q viva mano de pierdas Roberto duran el fenómeno 💪🏽💪🏽👑💪🏽💪🏽

  • @1bridlington
    @1bridlington 3 года назад

    ONE OF MY HEROS..

  • @Rundm3p
    @Rundm3p 4 года назад

    Bro, EXCELENT QUESTIONS @fighthubtv

  • @502skater502
    @502skater502 3 года назад +1

    Listen to how well he speaks. Listen to Tommy Hurns speak. Say what you want about no mas but he is a smart and to this day a sharp man.

  • @Anthony11qq
    @Anthony11qq Год назад

    It's nice to see those old hard guys smiling, reminiscing on now ancient battles.

  • @manuelmoreira6591
    @manuelmoreira6591 5 лет назад +4

    Ese hombre es puro, no tiene que ver con nadie. Que grande!

  • @ronysenacin8645
    @ronysenacin8645 4 года назад +2

    Duran eres el mejor de todos los tienpos

  • @lucho5557
    @lucho5557 Год назад

    eres lo máximo Roberto,Dios te Bendiga!!!!!

  • @jacks.8695
    @jacks.8695 4 года назад

    Legendario roberto duran idolo..great boxer in the world..mabuhay ka!.

  • @brigidaarchbold4943
    @brigidaarchbold4943 3 года назад

    Much respect

  • @arkyfer197
    @arkyfer197 4 года назад +2

    👍🏼 Excelente Durán

  • @cesarlujan4511
    @cesarlujan4511 3 года назад +1

    Duran manos de piedra un grandeeeeeee

  • @gheorghefalcaru
    @gheorghefalcaru 2 года назад

    WHAT A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @davidgonzalez5044
    @davidgonzalez5044 4 года назад +5

    If Duran and leonard hearn and hagler wil be fighting now they would be multi millioners those was real boxing matchs

  • @danilolandeta8109
    @danilolandeta8109 10 месяцев назад

    la leyenda del box

  • @ramilko9837
    @ramilko9837 4 года назад +7

    The best latin american fighter ever, "Hands of Stone" Duran.

    • @alexisrosalesruiz7334
      @alexisrosalesruiz7334 3 года назад

      I would say the second after Alexis Arguello 3rd would be Chavez.

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад +1

      @@alexisrosalesruiz7334 what????????
      Arguello ... humble man ...great man ... very good fighter
      Not in same conversation , total career w Duran ... you probably don’t even recognize Duren as a lightweight division fighter that’s his main career not all that crap he did with Leonard and Claire and Herns and hardware and Davy Moore and Barkley.,,. Durand’s first 9 to 10 years was in the light weight division where he arguably is the greatest light weight fighter of all times.
      Chavez before Alexis ... Salvador Sanchez could have been the best save tragic accident

    • @alexisrosalesruiz7334
      @alexisrosalesruiz7334 3 года назад

      @@jonathanhanser5914 Your biased. Argüello, had Pryor nor cheated with Panama 🇵🇦 Lewis would have become the world's first 4 division champ. And he could have done it fighting somebody else, but he was no Canelo. Look up his history before you spew such nonsense

    • @alexisrosalesruiz7334
      @alexisrosalesruiz7334 3 года назад

      @@jonathanhanser5914 And Alexis Argüello never said No Más to NO MAN

    • @jayclarke9611
      @jayclarke9611 3 года назад

      @@alexisrosalesruiz7334 I don't need to go back to study the history....I lived thru as a boxing fan and someone who worked in the field.
      I properly respected Alexis...and said he was a great fighter and great man...Saying he s maybe the 3rd or 4th best lightweight of All Times is not a slight in anyway to his greatness.
      Also is no proof of anything illegal except Panema saying give the bottle..."no the one that I mixed" in 1st fight vs the great Aaron Pryor.
      And that was 1st fight .
      W everyone watching under a microscope for their rematch...And no Panama Lewis...Pryor smoked Alexis easier than first fight.
      Arguello just doesn't have the cache of boxing HoF ers the way Duran...
      There s no comparison between the 2as Lightweights...
      Again not a knock on Alexis...I'm sure boxing historians would vociferously agree w me.
      Also I'm not Latin from any of countries fighters are from...so I'm not waving Pom Poms!
      Sorry..

  • @johnvillalobos9961
    @johnvillalobos9961 5 лет назад

    When is the Documentary or flick coming out?

  • @bxbomberpalmer9428
    @bxbomberpalmer9428 3 года назад

    Great job Marcos Villegas

  • @frankpavan3044
    @frankpavan3044 2 года назад +1

    One of Durans greatest strenghts was his ablility to take punishment and keep going. I think this shows itself even in his life after boxing.

  • @BengalStan
    @BengalStan 3 года назад +1

    Ali and Duran are my favorite fighters of all time.

  • @drod978
    @drod978 Год назад

    Leonard’s camp mainly A Dundee.knew after Duran Leonard 1 ….That Duran would celebrate win in excess and gain a lot of weight. So they made ultimatum for immediate rematch . Knowing the difficulty losing weight would entail . ‘’ Now or never “ was Leonard’s camp demand. So to make weight Durans camp used diuretics.. Which led to stomach issues before the bell even rang .

  • @thicknjustrite
    @thicknjustrite Год назад

    Greatest LIGHTWEIGHT of all-time. Top 5 overall, all time. FACTS! If he only had his Lightweight career, which was overshadowed by Ali's career & his fellow Heavyweights, he's top 5 all time. Fought in 5 decades! After Lightweight, was already past his prime! Top 5 all time great, PERIOD.

  • @VANGUARDIANTV100
    @VANGUARDIANTV100 3 года назад +1

    Offensively aside, Duran was one the best defensive fighters in the history of Boxing.

    • @benjaminglover1570
      @benjaminglover1570 3 года назад +1

      Yeah, always overlooked. Nearly won him the fight against the great Marvelous Marvin RIP.

  • @colerobi4281
    @colerobi4281 Год назад

    I gotta see the movie

  • @alvyalvarez5456
    @alvyalvarez5456 2 года назад

    So many fighters abuse their bodies with drugs and alcohol and whatever else if Duran would of taken better care of himself he would of been the greatest in every weight class he fought

  • @AlejandroRasmussen7
    @AlejandroRasmussen7 4 года назад

    Duran said that it wasnt risk taking, but back then if you wanted a million dollars you had to figth a top dog, and today you dont have to figth a really dangerous opponent to make that kind of money.. but it has nothing to do with being a risk taker or wanting to prove you were the most macho, but as a result of the economically more rich times of today

  • @KINGTICOROSENBERG
    @KINGTICOROSENBERG Год назад +1

    The greatest with Mike and Ali

    • @hyena131
      @hyena131 10 месяцев назад

      @vandanasp928
      Oh hush, silly *TROLL.*

  • @markrobertdevison1227
    @markrobertdevison1227 4 года назад +1

    I remember reading an interview with Angelo Dundee, Sugar Ray Leonard's trainer. He said that Duran was notorious for partying after fights. So Dundee asked for another fight between Leonard and Duran, knowing Duran would not be prepared. It's too bad Duran spent so much time partying. Who knows how great he truly could have been, knowing how great his career was as it is.

    • @harolddottin10
      @harolddottin10 3 года назад +2

      Wasnt he partying after he knocked them all out. Talkin about all the other fighters. When he got beaten to a pulp by Sugar Ray and Tommy Hearns Excuses! Excuses! Excuses! Partying! My Foot.

    • @markrobertdevison1227
      @markrobertdevison1227 3 года назад +1

      @@harolddottin10 Straight from the mouths of those who were there!

    • @harolddottin10
      @harolddottin10 3 года назад +1

      @@markrobertdevison1227 Sugar ray was on cocaine too! Even the first fight was real close. Was he partying then? he won .That fight could have gone either way. He was beaten and thats it!!

    • @markrobertdevison1227
      @markrobertdevison1227 3 года назад

      @@harolddottin10 Apparently Duran was a super partier, thus he often won on sheer talent. Anyway I'm kinda done with this conversation but thanks for the comments.

    • @MegaAlvarojavier
      @MegaAlvarojavier 3 года назад

      No excuses ask Leonard and hearns they’ll tell you

  • @IDWJIMADE
    @IDWJIMADE Год назад

    What do these people mean when talking about taking risks? Who enters the ring risk-free? The way you train and fight makes the difference in the ring. If you are sluggish and less skilled you get into a tough fight. If you train, hard and well will high level of skills you fight your way and you get opponent to follow. Period.

  • @paulinelove8787
    @paulinelove8787 4 года назад +3

    BEST LIGHTWEIGHT OF ALL TIME - SIMPLE

    • @supersportoness
      @supersportoness 4 года назад +1

      Roberto Duran is my favorite of all time, he's aggressive style in the late sixties and early seventies and even 80's, you'd had to see him, he would take you apart slowly, you could hit him with a best punch, he would just get stronger,and stronger. and only when he got older, and started losing
      At this point he had a record of nearly 90 straight wins.
      Duran found in the 60's, 70's 80's 90's and 2000's that's an amazing five decades. One should really see he's early fights.. I have seen every single one of his fights. the Wilfred Benitez, 1st Leonard, 2nd,and 3rd.
      The Hagler, the Hearns. The peppino cuevas.

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад

      A very fair assessment

  • @mavenofmacau6391
    @mavenofmacau6391 5 месяцев назад

    i wanna know how muchray arcel helped him as a boxer. senor roberto , are you here to tell us?

  • @apachedr34
    @apachedr34 5 лет назад +6

    The GOAT!

  • @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076
    @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076 2 года назад

    Any fighter can run to avoid punches like Leonard and Ali,You can move your head around and make people miss like Benitez used to. You could catch punches with your glove like Jack Johnson did . Duran could stay flat footed be right in front of you and you had trouble hitting him let alone hitting Duran solid. I don't know anyone including Ray Robinson that could do what Duran did being flat footed.

  • @juanvilca8536
    @juanvilca8536 5 лет назад +4

    Don piedra

  • @robertmacleod7587
    @robertmacleod7587 3 года назад +1

    not someone u want to fight

  • @iconoclast1761
    @iconoclast1761 4 года назад

    With all the new advanced training programs it would be easy for the 4 ie. Hagler etc... would beat most of today's fighters simply because they were mentally tougher!

  • @SHIZZLE71
    @SHIZZLE71 4 года назад +5

    *The film Hands Of Stone show that he could speak English very well* 🤨

    • @wolowolowolo
      @wolowolowolo 4 года назад +1

      He can't speak english..

    • @wolowolowolo
      @wolowolowolo 4 года назад +2

      @malcolm macdougall very very limited...

    • @FCm-tq2ho
      @FCm-tq2ho 4 года назад

      @malcolm macdougall pussy and head... That's all he knows in English

    • @lemonzazz122
      @lemonzazz122 4 года назад +1

      @@FCm-tq2ho Nah, sounds like what you don't get.

    • @illaneecorona
      @illaneecorona 3 года назад

      Exactly. He understands it & speaks it somewhat, as we witness here, but they shouldve been more realistic in that movie. I guess that wouldn't do good in the English speaking market though, which Hollywood cares about more. I feel like if there was someone around who would translate intricate conversations- I wish it showed it like that.

  • @thurstonpowell8687
    @thurstonpowell8687 Год назад

    He has not aged well. He was very entertaining always and fought some of the best boxers in boxings heyday. He was very elusive in and out of the ring. I say that he was one of the best having fought all the great lightweights, Sugar Ray, Thomas Hearns, Marvin Hagler all superstars at that time. When legitimate boxers were no longer to be found you could always count on Roberto Duran. He had a durable mug, I never once saw him bleed.

  • @manuelherrera9541
    @manuelherrera9541 Год назад +1

    manos de piedra👍

  • @thechromecr3253
    @thechromecr3253 4 года назад +3

    Floyd has Duran at #2 greatest fighter of all time! Respects.

    • @thechromecr3253
      @thechromecr3253 4 года назад

      @Gio Mejor how am I crazy look up floyd Mayweather's top 5.

    • @thechromecr3253
      @thechromecr3253 4 года назад

      @Gio Mejor Robinson?

    • @thechromecr3253
      @thechromecr3253 4 года назад

      @Gio Mejor his name was sugar ray leonard

    • @coltonw8686
      @coltonw8686 3 года назад

      @Gio Mejor Robinson and Ali I certainly agree with but Leonard and Hagler? Nah. Roberto Duran was 71 and 1 going into first fight with Ray Leonard he was only one to beat Leonard in his prime. Dominated lightweight considered best lightweight ever by far then beat guy nobody beat at Welterweight. Not to mention his success he did have at middleweight despite not taking training seriously. He is definitely top 5 material.

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад

      I totally respect Floyd‘s opinion he was a great boxer but I put Ray Robinson number one ,over any fighter that ever lived
      Duran is definitely in the top 10 ,especially as a lightweight ,just amazing

  • @ronniecastro3541
    @ronniecastro3541 2 года назад

    Tommy Herns knoced him out cold. He hit him on the head and chin. The chin shot put him to sleep.

  • @PotatoGawds
    @PotatoGawds 4 года назад +1

    GOAT

  • @littleclay5875
    @littleclay5875 4 года назад +1

    tough as nails and sill laughing

  • @mavenofmacau6391
    @mavenofmacau6391 5 месяцев назад

    love these latin fightersl. know english but wont speak it. man is a motherfucking top 2 or 3 lightweight of all time, but he aint losing face. me and you roberto when i speak chinese in china!

  • @gizmoloza
    @gizmoloza Год назад

    regardless of what he said about what he did before the Tommy Hearns fight he would've never beaten Hitman

  • @samsever69
    @samsever69 5 лет назад +3

    Prob the best fighter of all time..

  • @jameshampton2899
    @jameshampton2899 4 года назад +1

    Duran is a legend one of my favorite fighters of all time...I still feel bad for him and how they did him in the second Leonard fight not giving him time to train for that fight because they new in shape he was better then
    Leonard and would have beat him again forget about the third fight he was past his prime..

    • @thomasscott1570
      @thomasscott1570 3 года назад

      Hell in the third fight he opened rays eyes in the late rounds this dude was for real in and out of the ring he had it all what a guy

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад

      Intelligent and controlled ferocity with great defense. It’s a shame that after the first Leonard fight his career became checkered and mainly because like he said ,he got overconfident partied hard ,drank .
      I remember hearing accounts of him ballooning up to over 200 pounds after winning a big fight I mean that’s incredible.
      If you could ever find a clip of him doing his “French cancan“ jump rope routine...
      It’s amazing!
      I saw him do it before the first Leonard fight, looked at a friend and said “fights over”

  • @arnaldo_AELS
    @arnaldo_AELS 3 года назад

    La Piedra

  • @ghambino1
    @ghambino1 Год назад

    Duran has a point a great point on how much boxers made back them to now. Jordan made the same point in basketball and mickey mantle in baseball. You had to be great to stay relevant in the respective sports back then. Today athletes get rewarded first and have no incentive to be great. Athletes in the past were better and had that hunger. Today kids just want to make money and are not disciplined

  • @Cefdfsacq
    @Cefdfsacq 4 года назад

    Better formulated questions than the White House press corp ......

  • @thicknjustrite
    @thicknjustrite Год назад

    I Love Duran, my favorite fighter of all time. BUT, Hearns clearly hit him on the chin with the final blow, not the head, as Duran claims here. Just wanted to clear that up.

  • @bustermoon322
    @bustermoon322 5 лет назад +1

    Why did have to mention Chavez Jr. Durán dislikes Chavez Jr 😂

    • @moonboi69420
      @moonboi69420 4 года назад

      Chila Chilavert Chavez Jr sucks

  • @jalc11
    @jalc11 Год назад

    Stick and move hands of stone

  • @juanbernal5275
    @juanbernal5275 3 года назад +1

    ONLY UNTIL NOW DID I DISCOVER THAT HEARNS NEVER GAVE DURAN A REMATCH.

    • @eltonreid5577
      @eltonreid5577 Год назад

      Juan bernal, you entitled to rematch in very close fights ,and Less is in the contract.

  • @kingofrock8428
    @kingofrock8428 3 года назад

    What a warrior, to think he was a 135 lb. fighter earlier on, and to keep winning up until middle at 160 and go 15 rounds w Hagler at that time... 🤜 el gran mano de piedra

    • @rafaelramirez1507
      @rafaelramirez1507 Год назад

      He was mainly backing away from Hagler for 15 rounds , thanks God he caught and pressured him in the later rounds , because those Judges don't know the difference from their ass to their elbows , I was there in Ceasars Palace in Vegas and when we heard that Hagler won by close points according to these so called judges , we wanted to throw bottles at them MFers

  • @johnm8096
    @johnm8096 Год назад +1

    Leonard fought Duran’s fight the first time and lost a close decision. Then embarrassed him in the rematch to the point of quitting. He stopped Hearns with one eye. Then defeated the invincible Hagler as a middleweight. Time the man gets his due!

  • @andersonash9059
    @andersonash9059 Год назад

    🇵🇦🇵🇦❤️

  • @ryanking493
    @ryanking493 5 лет назад

    Look at his hands...

  • @MegaAlvarojavier
    @MegaAlvarojavier 3 года назад

    Need a better translator

  • @nickwild8411
    @nickwild8411 4 года назад

    great fighter ..but atleast you used to get 25 dollars per fight,out here we dont even get a cent for fighting them whole rounds.

  • @mikemckenna4023
    @mikemckenna4023 2 года назад

    Over 40yrs making his money in America and he's never learned English . F'king amazing !

  • @JesusGarcia-hw8nw
    @JesusGarcia-hw8nw 4 года назад

    Fuiste valiente pero fuiste el más devil.de sugar.marvin.hearn

  • @davidgonzalez5044
    @davidgonzalez5044 4 года назад

    That fight was close i don't know why he quit they when to card 2 judge have the fight 65 = 64 and the other one 67=66 leonard winning

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад +1

      Duran was down for 4-2 on cards , in 2 nd fight w Ray, it was certainly not a blowout. I don’t think Duran was ever going to get knocked out by Leonard but Leonard was humiliating him &Duran was not in the best condition as he was overconfident and I think he just said “F this guy “ without thinking of the consequences; it was a decision in the moment Leonard was embarrassing him and Duran k new he wasn’t in the physical shape to do what had to be done.
      Fortunately Roberto got him self together and like he said won three more titles .His victories over Davey Moore and Iran Barkley (who destroyed Hearns) were so inspirational ,cerebral and yet power of performances.
      Duran and Ali were my two favorite fighters of all times, w Sugar Ray (Robinson) but I hate to admit this but I always say styles make fights and I believe even if Duran was in great shape against Hearns, his style was made for Hearns and he still gets knocked out

    • @jonathanhanser5914
      @jonathanhanser5914 3 года назад

      In no particular order here’s my top 10 best fighters of all times
      Harry Greb,
      Henry Armstrong
      Joe Louis
      Ray Robinson
      Ali
      Duran
      Floyd
      Leonard
      Hagler
      Manny
      Hon mention:
      Carlos Monzon
      Benny Leonard
      Archie Moore
      Aaron Pryor
      B Hop
      Roy Jones Jr
      Pernell Whitaker
      Rocky Marciano

  • @rockybalboa2526
    @rockybalboa2526 Год назад

    : / I WANT TO CORRECT ROBERTO HERE, ON HIS BELIEF THAT HE HAS NO REGRETS BECAUSE HE THINKS EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS IN OUR LIVES IS WRITTEN BY GOD AND HAS TO HAPPEN THE WAYS THEY HAPPEN!!! THIS IS COMPLETELY NOT TRUE! GOD GIVES EVERYONE OF US FREE WILL AND A CONSCIENCE! WE ALL HAVE A CHOICE! WE CANT ALWAYS CONTROL THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO US, BUT WE CAN CHOOSE WHAT WE DO ABOUT THEM! ITS THE SAME IN MATTERS OF LOVE AND WORK, AND FRIENDSHIPS, AND FAMILY TOO! WE CANT CHOOSE WHAT OTHERS DO TO US, BUT WE CAN CHOOSE HOW WE ARE GOING TO REACT TO IT! AND WHAT ROBERTO DID NOT SAY ABOUT THE QUESTION ASKED TO HIM ABOUT THE "NO MAS" INCIDENT WITH RAY LEONARD, WAS THAT HE "QUIT" BECAUSE RAY WAS NOT FIGHTING! HE WAS TAUNTING ROBERTO AND TRYING TO PLAY HEAD GAMES WITH HIM, BUT WAS NOT FIGHTING.. ROBERTO WAS THERE TO FIGHT, NOT TO PLAY GAMES.. SO HE GOT TIRED OF RAYS SHIT AND SAID, NO MAS! AND WALKED OUT OF THE RING.. I THINK HE WAS CLEARLY MAKING A STATEMENT.. HE DIDNT ACTUALLY "QUIT".. ROBERTO WOULD NEVER "QUIT".. HE JUST GOT REALLY FRUSTRATED AND TIRED OF RAYS GAMES.. RAY WAS LIKE A BRATTY KID, AND HE WAS AFRAID OF ROBERTO.. IF YOU WATCH THE FIGHT, YOU WILL SEE HE DOESNT REALLY "FIGHT" WITH ROBERTO, HE STAYS AWAY AND TRIES TO GET POINTS WHENEVER HE CAN. BUT HE DIDNT WANT TO FIGHT WITH ROBERTO.. FOR GOOD REASON TOO! LASTLY, TO GET BACK TO OUR CHOICES IN LIFE? WE NEED JESUS TO FORGIVE US FOR OUR SINS AND TO COME INTO OUR HEARTS, TO SAVE US FROM OURSELVES, RECONCILE US BACK WITH GOD OUR FATHER, AND TO HELP TRANSFORM US INTO GODLY PEOPLE! WE CAN DO THESE THINGS OURSELVES! NO ONE IS FORGIVEN FOR THEIR SINS UNTIL THEY CHOOSE TO GO TO JESUS AND ASK JESUS TO FORGIVE THEM FOR THEIR SINS!

  • @danilolandeta8109
    @danilolandeta8109 10 месяцев назад

    duran el campeon del mundo manos de pirdra