Tyrone Everett is my cousin however I never met him, but I have met the rest of his siblings who are obviously my cousins as well. Boxing runs deep in the family
@@superfly_entertainment2934 why would I lie about my family tree?? Never argue with a fool because from outside you can't tell who's who. I don't want anyone mistaking me for you. Good day
THIS IS THE MST CRAZY SHIT I EVER HEARD.... WELL HE WAS DEALING WITH SOME STREET TRASH CHICK WHO MURDERED HIM AND WHAT MAKES IT EVEN WORSE IS SHE ONLY SERVED 5 YEARS THATS CRAZY.. 5 YEARS FOR MURDER? THATS A TAP ON THE WRIST
I sparred Mr. Everett for the Escalera fight I was boxing With Anthony Two guns Fletcher and Mr. Duke Thompson was our coach and trainer Along with Mr Dick Turner a great human being and a middle weight contender and a boxing coach for most of the southwest Philly fighters in the 70s .....but I was scared and look real young for being 16 , I remember Mr Artie... Tyrone coach telling him not too hit us back , so I was only throwing Jabs at Mr Everett during my two rounds in the ring with him ,it was on a Saturday back in the seventies, but thanks for the memories ,and most are gone now.... but Mr Duke is still with us , along with Two Guns Fletcher🙏❤ I'm in my sixties now 🙏😔Peace to you all .
@@dennismoss995 thank you Mr Dennis Moss I know, I'm like family to the Turner's and the Fletchers , we all grew up together on 46th and woodland ave, and may life continues to keeps us all blessed going forward, and thanks for the comments.
@@bwoodlandave with the nickname two guns I'm not surprised he was in prison lol glad he's free now & tell your coach come out of retirement for me I'm a young fighter in South Carolina I'm 21 I'm trying to become the best boxer in the world but don't want a bad coach / bad gym..
Rich, you are simply the best! No one else is tapping into the history as deep as you go. I cannot thank you enough. You have resurrected another fighter few have known, and have done so with respect and honor. This is a tragic story but one that needed to be told. Many fighters come from the meanest streets in America, you have preserved their legacy, another great job! Thank you snd as always, please keep these coming. 🐜
Yes, instead of just straight ahead facts and figures on the biggest historical champions in boxing.. Rich brings a story tellers sensibilities to his bios.. He delves into the lives of long forgotten boxers that is unique and fascinating..
Your welcome and we are in our sixties now and approaching the 70s I'm fighting back the tears , because of the memories and the kinds comments you are all posting .
Gr8 comment. I just wish we had the color of trunks and names over the old footage. The old footage is simply amazing to see. However it's hard to see who's who. This is the best fighting history channel hands down that ive found.
Wow, just finished watching this all the way through. I probably sound like a broken record but I always make sure to give you the comment of respect saying thank you for all the time, effort and exposure your giving the boxers, and the fan (me). Thank you Rich. This was a sad story in the end. Life is strange in many ways. We are dealt the cards of life and we make the decision we do. Sometime we look back and wonder how the hell we got here. Other times we look back with joy due to success and rising above struggle. Thanks for this story!
So glad to see this channel grow so quickly. I thought I knew everything and everyone in the sport but Rich is putting out so much new content that I am learning about fighters in detail that I never knew anything but their names in passing
This was just before I started watching boxing, though I remember Escalera's late career. Great piece, very informative and brings these long-forgotten tales to the modern era.
Is it bad that I love the stories with dark starts and Or endings? This one was particularly heartbreaking. Seemed like a good man just wanting a fair shot. Thanks for another awesome video.
Great job telling Mr. Everett's story. I'm impressed and amazed how you are able to find vintage video footage for your content. Keep up the great work!
Hi John...I was also born in Germantown--@ Germantown Hospital on June 30, 1960. Everett was a great Philly fighter. It's always tough for me to watch when it ends on such a sad note for guys from where I'm born. Still, this was another excellent video!
"He realized that a fighter could have only so many disappointments, before he losses his desire to succeed". That is such a brilliant expression on a boxer's decline, that it ought to be canned and mentioned whenever someone asks 'how could so-and-so have lost to so-and-so?! I thought he was so talented, so good." Yet another great documentary on a boxer - an uncrowned champion
Thanks again Rich for this one about Tyrone Everett..I actually read about him a few years ago, it was a on line article regarding famous but forgotten Phiilly fighters. Everett came up due to his sad ending but mainly because he was a brilliant boxer. I love the game but my god boxing can be so corrupt at times. In the article Escaleras management had already signed up for a fight against Arguello, so if true it explains why that judge scored the fight so bad. Even if it’s a straight pay off or a particular judge has it in for a particular boxer, it can just ruin a career. Some recommendations Rich if possible, Maybe a small documentary on Kirkland Laing a welterweight from the Uk who boxed in the 80s and 90s. He got a famous win over Duran. Also one of my all times favourites the brilliantly and entertaining Emmanuel Augustas. I know he is more recent but what fighter, took on anyone at any time. Many thanks for these superb docs with articulated narration Rich.
@@RichtheFightHistorian hey you should do one on George chavlo he fought ali, forman,and Frazier and not one of them could knock him off his feet and has never been knocked down .I. pretty sure he was the first to take Ali the distance. I really believe rocky took a bit from that fight not just chuck webber.
Thank you for this great upload Rich. I hadn't heard of Tyrone Everett here in England. What a shame things went pear shaped for him & he was denied a world title. Loving this content. Props to you. Bless up bro 👊
He came to San Francisco to fight Ray Lunny Jr. it was a split decision. The judge that voted for Ray, Tony Bosnichi was not straight. Fight with the champion from Puerto Rico was a rip off. You have to look at his entire resume and realize he lost less than 10 rounds, if that. many. Solid vintage footage here. Rich comes with another gem.
I remember my father taking me and my brother to The Spectrum,one mile from my neighborhood to see him fight.His bar was at 30th and Tasker when he was shot by his girlfriend.Sad.
I was ringside when Tyrone Everette fought our hometown fighter Ray Lunny lll. Everette was at a higher level. He had incredible hand speed. Probably the fastest fighter I ever saw.
This video is really bringing back memories of experiences and names during that time. I boxed at the 23rd PAL, Joe Frazier's gym, as an amateur while attending Temple University during the early 70's and sparred with Jimmy Young and some of Ali's sparring partners. Got my assed kicked nightly. I remember seeing the fighters mentioned in this clip at the Blue Horizon. In the early 70's Philadelphia was the hotbed of boxing and some brutal ring wars.--Mike
Woooow, amazing work Rich, this one brought back memories because me and My Cousin "Andre Haddock" both trained under Jimmy "Slim" Arthur. Slim had posters all over The gym of Tyrone, I never knew why and never asked. My Cousin Andre ended up turning Pro and did pretty well for himself, me, I almost ended up like Tyrone until I joined the Marines in "89". Never knew at the time that I was being trained by the trainer of Tyrone Everett. Jimmy was your typical old school trainer, who believed I should be thrown in the river because I was a southpaw, lmao.
Rich, Thank You and Happy New Year!! Off topic comment... This channel's content is brilliant and entertaining, I cannot believe you only have 24.2k subscribers...
Another fascinating documentary on the life of a prize fighter - well narrated and as always kept me watching through to the end. Thanks for posting this Rich.
Rich you manage to find the deepest stories of some of the greatest and most tragic boxers that most of the world has never known. Wishing you a Happy New Year my friend and as always thank you for sharing!
This is great. Saw him fight 4 times in Philly and completely outclassed all 4. Harold Lederman said the Escalera decision was the worst he had ever seen. AP: 146-139 Everett, UPI: 146-141 Everett. Going to watch now thanks to Rich.
While I certainly believe Everett, if he had lived, would have certainly won a decision over Escalera down in Puerto Rico had they fought in June of 1977. Tyrone would not have had it easy knowing that the junior lightweight division was about to become highly contested with Alexis Argüello, Boza-Edwards, Navarrete, Chacon, and Limon rising in the ranks. I see Everett with mixed results and eventually moving up to lightweight with better opportunities entering the 1980s. Sadly, we will never know how truly great Tyrone Everett could of been, and even more tragic the missed opportunities in terms of great fights that would have gotten him there.
Very sad. Thank you for the video and the dignity you displayed. I think he was innocent and lied on. I think he was a good man and he made boxing an art. RIP Champ
Another poignant tale from the shadowy world of boxing. One can’t help but wonder how Everette’s life may have turned out if he hadn’t been robbed of the title. Thanks for another great video Rich…
The picture near the start of the video of Tyrone and his brother Mike with the big afros was actually a painting that was so lifelike it looked like a photograph. It was reproduced in The Ring Magazine at the time. Can't remember the name of the artist, but the guy was a genius. Thanks for the excellent documentary.
I'm Dutch and in the first boxing magazine I've ever bought, around 1974, was an article about, Tyrone Everett. At the time my English wasn't too good so kept reading those magazines over and over. That made me kind of familiar with Tyrone Everett although it took years to understand what his story was really about.
@@RichtheFightHistorian Cool! I'm from the northern part of the Netherlands. To be precise (boxing fans often relate things to boxing) from leeuwarden where Rudi Koopmans who once challenged Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, came from. I've been a few times in Maastricht and IMO that in the most beautiful part of this country. Hills, lots of old castle', rivers, etc.
very unusual technique, the choice, the style of his boxing by the looks of it and as well mentioned in this piece. And the life story of the man is for a 👌 movie ( unreal )
I don't know why I'm just now finding this channel, but I've just subscribed! I'm going to go to a few of my other favorite boxing channels and recommend this channel to everybody that checks in on those over there! For a perspective of History and Fighters I had never heard about until clicking on here! Excellent video and excellent Channel
Back in that era Philadelphia was one of the hottest areas for top boxers. Here in the SF Bay Area we had some top fighters too. Our Jimmy “Bayview Blaster” Lester went to Philadelphia and got stopped by their “Bad” Benny Brisco. But we got a little revenge on them when our hard punching Nate Collins went to Philly and got up off the floor to stop their killer Eugene “Cyclone” Hart in a big upset. Unfortunately there was very little TV coverage back then.
I remember that fight well. And sadly, the same damn thing STILL happens all the time in boxing. Personally, I think it may be getting worse. And, for some guys, like Tyrone, it's their only shot to become someone. And a bunch of idiots take it away. I remember Dave Tiberi slapping James Toney around and being robbed. That was his shot and they took it. Who remembers Dave Tiberi? No one, the same with Tyrone.
I was there and scored it 13-2 in rounds for Everett, only losing two rounds when then clashed heads. I now write for Boxingnews24 and got inducted into the PAB HOF Sunday, the 13th.
What a tragic ending to tyrone everett's life smh 🙏🏾. If you're a former boxer that was fortunate enough to make it out of the boxing game with your health still in tack📌 and with your financials in order for the rest of your life then you're blessed!👍🏾💯 keep up the good work and research rich on these legendary boxers and the unsung boxers as well 🥊🥊👍🏾😎💯
Escalera which one of the most humble I'm booked and good natured champs of Puerto Rico he admitted that Everett had beat Em and that is A W in any boxer's mind. Salute to Puerto Rico's finest
@ 2:47 ,,............ WOW ......... He turned a Professional BOXER on - (SEPT - 22 - 1971) I myself was born on - (SEPT - 16 - 1971) literally just 6 DAYS after i was born . So this Video gives me chills, lol
@@terrycarthy4433 You tell a great story, sir. Yes, I am: although that's waned in the last few years, if truth be told, because of the quality of boxers these days. Btw, may 2022 be a very Happy New Year for you. Be blessed and safe.
The Justice system is getting just as screwed up here in America with lazy, corrupt judges and prosecutors not giving families Justice or protecting communities.
Could you say the name of the person and point at them over the footage. Gr8 channel, it's just hard to see who's who in the old footage. Keep it up please. Gr8 boxing knowledge here. Thank you 👍.
That was my guy Ty use to come to Richard Allen Holmes he liked my sister he would come by my house driving a yellow caddy he use to ride me around i my 11 years old I’m 56th now
Tyrone Everett (RIP) joined Passyunk Gym and then when Jimmy Arthur (RIP) opened his own Gym on 17th & Reed. I see you have a video of the Sammy Goss fight! You covered more than others especially the beginning in North Philly. But after North Philly what mentioned up top can be found. Here's a interview with Tyrone Everett's Brother Eddie: ruclips.net/video/dk3zGIxAwAU/видео.html
Whoa. This is a tragic story and Tyrone seemed like a good dude who grew up in a less than stellar area, but I must comment ~ he’s the oldest example of someone wearing corn rows that I’ve ever seen! 1974? I didn’t know people wore them that long ago !
@@ktothec24 I recently discovered that cornrows helped slaves escape to safe houses How clever had no idea Cicerly Tyson started the movement..God bless her I still rock mine lol..no extension just my hair
Many accounts of his death have his wife coming home to find Tyrone in bed with the transgender friend, and shooting him in rage. Then, the supposed story is that the transgender felt sorry for his wife and tried to help her conceal the crime, unsuccessfully.
Tyrone Everett is my cousin however I never met him, but I have met the rest of his siblings who are obviously my cousins as well. Boxing runs deep in the family
@ 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧 !
Stop lieing
@@superfly_entertainment2934 why would I lie about my family tree?? Never argue with a fool because from outside you can't tell who's who. I don't want anyone mistaking me for you. Good day
Why would he be lying. There’s thousands of celebrities who have families that means there’s thousands of people who have celebrities in the fam lol
THIS IS THE MST CRAZY SHIT I EVER HEARD.... WELL HE WAS DEALING WITH SOME STREET TRASH CHICK WHO MURDERED HIM AND WHAT MAKES IT EVEN WORSE IS SHE ONLY SERVED 5 YEARS THATS CRAZY.. 5 YEARS FOR MURDER? THATS A TAP ON THE WRIST
I sparred Mr. Everett for the Escalera fight I was boxing With Anthony Two guns Fletcher and Mr. Duke Thompson was our coach and trainer Along with Mr Dick Turner a great human being and a middle weight contender and a boxing coach for most of the southwest Philly fighters in the 70s .....but I was scared and look real young for being 16 , I remember Mr Artie... Tyrone coach telling him not too hit us back , so I was only throwing Jabs at Mr Everett during my two rounds in the ring with him ,it was on a Saturday back in the seventies, but thanks for the memories ,and most are gone now.... but Mr Duke is still with us , along with Two Guns Fletcher🙏❤ I'm in my sixties now 🙏😔Peace to you all .
Thanks for sharing, R B.
@@RichtheFightHistorian yes real memories, your welcome
Peace to u my brother mr turner was my trainer and two gun fletcher was just released from prison last year
@@dennismoss995 thank you Mr Dennis Moss I know, I'm like family to the Turner's and the Fletchers , we all grew up together on 46th and woodland ave, and may life continues to keeps us all blessed going forward, and thanks for the comments.
@@bwoodlandave with the nickname two guns I'm not surprised he was in prison lol glad he's free now & tell your coach come out of retirement for me I'm a young fighter in South Carolina I'm 21 I'm trying to become the best boxer in the world but don't want a bad coach / bad gym..
Rich, you are simply the best! No one else is tapping into the history as deep as you go. I cannot thank you enough. You have resurrected another fighter few have known, and have done so with respect and honor. This is a tragic story but one that needed to be told. Many fighters come from the meanest streets in America, you have preserved their legacy, another great job! Thank you snd as always, please keep these coming. 🐜
Will do, soprano4ny. I appreciate the support.
Yes, instead of just straight ahead facts and figures on the biggest historical champions in boxing.. Rich brings a story tellers sensibilities to his bios.. He delves into the lives of long forgotten boxers that is unique and fascinating..
Your welcome and we are in our sixties now and approaching the 70s I'm fighting back the tears , because of the memories and the kinds comments you are all posting .
Gr8 comment. I just wish we had the color of trunks and names over the old footage. The old footage is simply amazing to see. However it's hard to see who's who. This is the best fighting history channel hands down that ive found.
@@bwoodlandave gr8 comments. You speak for so many of us. This footage is amazing to watch !!!
Wow, just finished watching this all the way through. I probably sound like a broken record but I always make sure to give you the comment of respect saying thank you for all the time, effort and exposure your giving the boxers, and the fan (me). Thank you Rich. This was a sad story in the end. Life is strange in many ways. We are dealt the cards of life and we make the decision we do. Sometime we look back and wonder how the hell we got here. Other times we look back with joy due to success and rising above struggle. Thanks for this story!
That's well said
Thank you, Awestruck Audio Hertz.
So glad to see this channel grow so quickly. I thought I knew everything and everyone in the sport but Rich is putting out so much new content that I am learning about fighters in detail that I never knew anything but their names in passing
One of the best boxing channels right now. Keep up the awesome work, I’ve learned about so many forgotten warriors from this channel.
I appreciate that, will do.
This was just before I started watching boxing, though I remember Escalera's late career. Great piece, very informative and brings these long-forgotten tales to the modern era.
Tyrone Everett is my Grandfather RIP 🙏🏾
What up cuz good to hear you on here
You have a lot of relatives in these comments.
Is it bad that I love the stories with dark starts and Or endings? This one was particularly heartbreaking. Seemed like a good man just wanting a fair shot. Thanks for another awesome video.
Great job telling Mr. Everett's story. I'm impressed and amazed how you are able to find vintage video footage for your content. Keep up the great work!
Will do, thanks for the support.
Born in Germantown and my Dad loved Everett. His loss to Escalera was one of the worst decisions in boxing history.
Hi John...I was also born in Germantown--@ Germantown Hospital on June 30, 1960. Everett was a great Philly fighter. It's always tough for me to watch when it ends on such a sad note for guys from where I'm born. Still, this was another excellent video!
@@aitutaki50 Yes agreed!
I remember reading about Tyrone in Boxing Illustrated and Ring magazine in the 70s.
Very nice piece on a great fighter that did not get his justice in the ring and that's a shame, boxing needs to give him his due ASAP!!!!
"He realized that a fighter could have only so many disappointments, before he losses his desire to succeed". That is such a brilliant expression on a boxer's decline, that it ought to be canned and mentioned whenever someone asks 'how could so-and-so have lost to so-and-so?! I thought he was so talented, so good." Yet another great documentary on a boxer - an uncrowned champion
Thanks again Rich for this one about Tyrone Everett..I actually read about him a few years ago, it was a on line article regarding famous but forgotten Phiilly fighters. Everett came up due to his sad ending but mainly because he was a brilliant boxer. I love the game but my god boxing can be so corrupt at times. In the article Escaleras management had already signed up for a fight against Arguello, so if true it explains why that judge scored the fight so bad. Even if it’s a straight pay off or a particular judge has it in for a particular boxer, it can just ruin a career. Some recommendations Rich if possible, Maybe a small documentary on Kirkland Laing a welterweight from the Uk who boxed in the 80s and 90s. He got a famous win over Duran. Also one of my all times favourites the brilliantly and entertaining Emmanuel Augustas. I know he is more recent but what fighter, took on anyone at any time. Many thanks for these superb docs with articulated narration Rich.
Thanks, Brett. Yeah, I've been getting a few requests on Laing and will have to push him up the list.
@@RichtheFightHistorian hey you should do one on George chavlo he fought ali, forman,and Frazier and not one of them could knock him off his feet and has never been knocked down .I. pretty sure he was the first to take Ali the distance. I really believe rocky took a bit from that fight not just chuck webber.
You are a true gem my friend for bringing these stories to light. You're most certainly appreciated.
I appreciate that, Omar, thank you.
Thank you for this great upload Rich. I hadn't heard of Tyrone Everett here in England. What a shame things went pear shaped for him & he was denied a world title. Loving this content. Props to you. Bless up bro 👊
Glad you enjoyed it, Nick. He should've been crowned that night.
He came to San Francisco to fight Ray Lunny Jr. it was a split decision. The judge that voted for Ray, Tony Bosnichi was not straight. Fight with the champion from Puerto Rico was a rip off. You have to look at his entire resume and realize he lost less than 10 rounds, if that. many. Solid vintage footage here. Rich comes with another gem.
Thank you, Pedro. Yeah, I figured the split verdict in the Lunny fight was fishy. Everett had a great sense of range and defense.
I remember my father taking me and my brother to The Spectrum,one mile from my neighborhood to see him fight.His bar was at 30th and Tasker when he was shot by his girlfriend.Sad.
I was ringside when Tyrone Everette fought our hometown fighter Ray Lunny lll. Everette was at a higher level. He had incredible hand speed. Probably the fastest fighter I ever saw.
Great video. I remember"T" he would have been 68 years old
Wow you really bring guys who aren't really spoken about to the light. You do an excellent job.
Hey thanks, Donald.
YET AGAIN ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE.. ALWAYS WELL PUT TOGETHER
Thanks so much, Tony.
Thanks for another great vid rich.I believe you give the fighters credence and respect by telling us their stories,keep them coming!
Will do, Robert.
This video is really bringing back memories of experiences and names during that time. I boxed at the 23rd PAL, Joe Frazier's gym, as an amateur while attending Temple University during the early 70's and sparred with Jimmy Young and some of Ali's sparring partners. Got my assed kicked nightly.
I remember seeing the fighters mentioned in this clip at the Blue Horizon. In the early 70's Philadelphia was the hotbed of boxing and some brutal ring wars.--Mike
Woooow, amazing work Rich, this one brought back memories because me and My Cousin "Andre Haddock" both trained under Jimmy "Slim" Arthur. Slim had posters all over The gym of Tyrone, I never knew why and never asked. My Cousin Andre ended up turning Pro and did pretty well for himself, me, I almost ended up like Tyrone until I joined the Marines in "89". Never knew at the time that I was being trained by the trainer of Tyrone Everett. Jimmy was your typical old school trainer, who believed I should be thrown in the river because I was a southpaw, lmao.
Yeah, back in the day southpaws couldn't get fights. Arthur also trained Rossman (among others) at the end of his career I believe.
Lol Jimmy Auther was my grandfather. Helleva trainer
Rich, Thank You and Happy New Year!! Off topic comment... This channel's content is brilliant and entertaining, I cannot believe you only have 24.2k subscribers...
Thank you, Buster. A Happy New Year to you as well.
Another fascinating documentary on the life of a prize fighter - well narrated and as always kept me watching through to the end. Thanks for posting this Rich.
My pleasure, thanks for watching.
Rich you manage to find the deepest stories of some of the greatest and most tragic boxers that most of the world has never known. Wishing you a Happy New Year my friend and as always thank you for sharing!
Thank you, oncall21, hope you have a great New Year.
First time I have heard about this brilliant boxer, what a sad ending. Rich I can’t thank you enough for educating us. R. I. P uncrowned Champ.
Sure thing, Johnson.
This is great. Saw him fight 4 times in Philly and completely outclassed all 4. Harold Lederman said the Escalera decision was the worst he had ever seen. AP: 146-139 Everett, UPI: 146-141 Everett. Going to watch now thanks to Rich.
While I certainly believe Everett, if he had lived, would have certainly won a decision over Escalera down in Puerto Rico had they fought in June of 1977. Tyrone would not have had it easy knowing that the junior lightweight division was about to become highly contested with Alexis Argüello, Boza-Edwards, Navarrete, Chacon, and Limon rising in the ranks. I see Everett with mixed results and eventually moving up to lightweight with better opportunities entering the 1980s. Sadly, we will never know how truly great Tyrone Everett could of been, and even more tragic the missed opportunities in terms of great fights that would have gotten him there.
But he could have called himself " Champion." Now, only hardcore guys remember him and that is a damn shame.
Rich the jazz piano that you added to one of the bouts was a perfect piece to fit the mood of this melancholy story.
Thanks, Tom. I though it fit the rhythm of Everett's fighting style.
Tyrone and my brother Caveman Lee use too jog together out Fairmount Park in the 70s.. I had pics of him but don't know what happened to them..
Brilliant film, narration second to none. Never heard of this fighter and how good he must have been starting that late…
Thanks, Nick. Everett was definitely a born boxer.
Massive Thanks again Rich, top notch mate. Wishing you good health for the coming decades. Cheers 🍻🥊🥊🥊
Likewise, Stuart. Thank you.
I had heard of Alfredo Escalera. Famous in latin channels. Everett looked very good against him. Bad company never ends well. Rest in peace. Warrior..
Your poignant voice and rare archived clips make each of your videos impossible to miss... thank you again for this channel.
Thanks for the kind word, R4lee444
Tyrone Everett was smooth as butter.
Very sad. Thank you for the video and the dignity you displayed. I think he was innocent and lied on. I think he was a good man and he made boxing an art. RIP Champ
Thanks, Chris. Everett was a dazzling talent.
This really was a well-put-together story unfortunately he had to lose his life to a low-down dirty woman Gone Too Soon.🏅
Another poignant tale from the shadowy world of boxing. One can’t help but wonder how Everette’s life may have turned out if he hadn’t been robbed of the title. Thanks for another great video Rich…
Sure thing, Mark.
I have been waiting for this video. Thank you!
My pleasure.
The picture near the start of the video of Tyrone and his brother Mike with the big afros was actually a painting that was so lifelike it looked like a photograph. It was reproduced in The Ring Magazine at the time. Can't remember the name of the artist, but the guy was a genius. Thanks for the excellent documentary.
My pleasure, Crawford. I'll have to take another look at that photo,...
@@RichtheFightHistorian Tim Palmore did the painting
@@69briscoerussell peltz did
Great story of a forgotten fighter ! Nice resurrecting his name.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm Dutch and in the first boxing magazine I've ever bought, around 1974, was an article about, Tyrone Everett. At the time my English wasn't too good so kept reading those magazines over and over. That made me kind of familiar with Tyrone Everett although it took years to understand what his story was really about.
Cool. My mother is Dutch/Indonesian. Grew up partially in Maastricht.
@@RichtheFightHistorian Cool! I'm from the northern part of the Netherlands. To be precise (boxing fans often relate things to boxing) from leeuwarden where Rudi Koopmans who once challenged Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, came from. I've been a few times in Maastricht and IMO that in the most beautiful part of this country. Hills, lots of old castle', rivers, etc.
Everett won about 13 of the 15 rounds against Escalera, yet he got robbed in his own hometown.
Everett win at least 10 rounds.
I had Tyrone winning 10-5!
RIH cousin. The days we spent at Grandmother Jesse's house when we were young. Wish we would have stayed in touch.
💐R.I.Power Tyrone Everett and may your soul be granted heavenly paradise. I’ve heard some what, of Tyrone story in Philly.💯✊🏿🖤✊🏿⚔️🥊
I remember Tyrone when I was young, he would hang out with my older brothers... his death was shocking.
Merci Rich...tragique histoire , vous êtes un conteur hors pair...un vrai scénario de cinema . magnifique travail.
Thanks for the support, Eric.
very unusual technique, the choice, the style of his boxing by the looks of it and as well mentioned in this piece.
And the life story of the man is for a 👌 movie ( unreal )
I don't know why I'm just now finding this channel, but I've just subscribed! I'm going to go to a few of my other favorite boxing channels and recommend this channel to everybody that checks in on those over there! For a perspective of History and Fighters I had never heard about until clicking on here! Excellent video and excellent Channel
I appreciate that, Kenny. Thank you.
Tragic story he deserves to be remembered
Back in that era Philadelphia was one of the hottest areas for top boxers. Here in the SF Bay Area we had some top fighters too. Our Jimmy “Bayview Blaster” Lester went to Philadelphia and got stopped by their “Bad” Benny Brisco. But we got a little revenge on them when our hard punching Nate Collins went to Philly and got up off the floor to stop their killer Eugene “Cyclone” Hart in a big upset. Unfortunately there was very little TV coverage back then.
What a good man, another great report! I really appreciate ur focus on their humanity
Thank you, Pat.
Another excellent story God bless you all the effort you make in exposing these great champions
Much appreciated, David.
These always are great videos.
One great video after another. You are the best!!!!!
Wow, thanks!
I remember that fight well. And sadly, the same damn thing STILL happens all the time in boxing. Personally, I think it may be getting worse. And, for some guys, like Tyrone, it's their only shot to become someone. And a bunch of idiots take it away. I remember Dave Tiberi slapping James Toney around and being robbed. That was his shot and they took it. Who remembers Dave Tiberi? No one, the same with Tyrone.
@@paulsinger5102 Without a doubt. And no one ever mentions that fight but they robbed him for sure.
I was there and scored it 13-2 in rounds for Everett, only losing two rounds when then clashed heads. I now write for Boxingnews24 and got inducted into the PAB HOF Sunday, the 13th.
Thank You Rich for your efforts too memorialize these great Champions and Contenders boxing warriors of our past . 💯✊🏿🖤✊🏿⚔️🥊
Sure thing, Robert.
Hi Rich,thanks pal.Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks, David. Will do.
Rich....this is the very best boxing channel...you are indeed quite the "Fight Historian"....Happy New Year to you Brother.
Thanks, Fernando. Happy New Year to you as well.
Another fantastic episode, thanks!
Sure thing, John.
He was the best Jr Light weight in the world.
What a tragic ending to tyrone everett's life smh 🙏🏾. If you're a former boxer that was fortunate enough to make it out of the boxing game with your health still in tack📌 and with your financials in order for the rest of your life then you're blessed!👍🏾💯 keep up the good work and research rich on these legendary boxers and the unsung boxers as well 🥊🥊👍🏾😎💯
Escalera which one of the most humble I'm booked and good natured champs of Puerto Rico he admitted that Everett had beat Em and that is A W in any boxer's mind. Salute to Puerto Rico's finest
great video doc. My fathers favorite fighter growing up in s philly. Would love you to do a video on Jerome Artist.
Thanks, Spencer. I don't have much on Artis aside from the Choo Choo Brown fight. I'll have to see what else I would be able to drum up on him.
This rich fella knows his stuff and the best part is he knows how to PRESENT it !
Thanks, Steven.
That man was robbed against Escalera. what a shame, he should have had a belt. Sleep in peace brother.
@ 2:47 ,,............ WOW ......... He turned a Professional BOXER on - (SEPT - 22 - 1971)
I myself was born on - (SEPT - 16 - 1971)
literally just 6 DAYS after i was born .
So this Video gives me chills, lol
Oufff , that story took a weird freakin turn , quick .
Your content is the best!!
Thanks, Shann.
I heard stories of gangs being far worse in the 1950-70s
Another gem, Thanks
Sure thing, rowdyrx
Thanks again man staying super busy I see …always gold standard or the…
Always, gotta put the work in when time permits ;)
Please consider doing one on Escalera’s counterpart, WBA champion and fellow Puerto Rican, Sammy Serrano. Thank you, Rich. Excellent stuff.
Thanks, Roberti. Serrano is on the list, haven't heard that name in awhile.
Rich, another great minidoc ...I made sure to hit the 👍🏼
I appreciate that, illmerica. Thanks.
Great posting thanks rich
Sure thing, luigi
Great video. Thanks Rich!
Any time!
If they do a movie about Tyrone then Rapper Bow wow should play him since they look alike.
Great upload
"I am just a poor boy, though my story is seldom told": The Boxer, by Paul Simon
@@terrycarthy4433 10/10
@@terrycarthy4433 You tell a great story, sir. Yes, I am: although that's waned in the last few years, if truth be told, because of the quality of boxers these days. Btw, may 2022 be a very Happy New Year for you. Be blessed and safe.
He was good he should of been champ!!!
5yrs for a BODY, that was first degree MURDER not 3rd, she must have took a plea.
The Justice system is getting just as screwed up here in America with lazy, corrupt judges and prosecutors not giving families Justice or protecting communities.
@@frankpaya690 yes indeed
If it was the guy who killed her they would throw away the key, and nobody would care what led up to it.
@@Camcolito you are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT 👍
Family had tons of money she took the body & the trans was threaten to take the stand to cover up Ty murder ,she didn’t kill him .
R.I.PowerChampT.E.👊🏾🙏🏿👊🏾
Could you say the name of the person and point at them over the footage. Gr8 channel, it's just hard to see who's who in the old footage. Keep it up please. Gr8 boxing knowledge here. Thank you 👍.
I'll note that in the future, john, thanks
AMAZING VID AS USUAL! and what is that boom bap beat you used at 6:50 ?
Thanks, Donny. It's called "Sicilia" by Notize.
Wow!... sad story " uncrowded champion!"🥊🥊
Rip this is very inspiring
That was my guy Ty use to come to Richard Allen Holmes he liked my sister he would come by my house driving a yellow caddy he use to ride me around i my 11 years old I’m 56th now
Tyrone Everett (RIP) joined Passyunk Gym and then when Jimmy Arthur (RIP) opened his own Gym on 17th & Reed. I see you have a video of the Sammy Goss fight! You covered more than others especially the beginning in North Philly. But after North Philly what mentioned up top can be found. Here's a interview with Tyrone Everett's Brother Eddie:
ruclips.net/video/dk3zGIxAwAU/видео.html
I'll check that out, Eric. Thanks.
@@RichtheFightHistorian If you want to I can see if Tyrone's Brother Eddie wants to do an interview with you? Just let me know.
@@ericturner7906 I'll have to take a rain check on that, Eric. Thank you but I'm not set up to do interviews as of yet.
@@RichtheFightHistorian ok I understand thank you for the video and discussion!
Whoa. This is a tragic story and Tyrone seemed like a good dude who grew up in a less than stellar area, but I must comment ~ he’s the oldest example of someone wearing corn rows that I’ve ever seen! 1974? I didn’t know people wore them that long ago !
Yes of course. Slaves wore corn rows as well
I had mine 1970===Cicerly Tyson responsible for the trend
@@denicemitchelle2354 really? Honestly had no idea . Thought they were a newer hairstyle
@@ktothec24 I recently discovered that cornrows helped slaves escape to safe houses
How clever had no idea
Cicerly Tyson started the movement..God bless her
I still rock mine lol..no extension just my hair
My dad said back then they would braid their Afros at night to keep them from being matted
@@willstaywinning the good ole days indeed
3:53 GOOD LEFT HOOK.
Many accounts of his death have his wife coming home to find Tyrone in bed with the transgender friend, and shooting him in rage. Then, the supposed story is that the transgender felt sorry for his wife and tried to help her conceal the crime, unsuccessfully.
*scored 9 rounds even. I am all for 10-10 rounds, but 9 of them? You just have to laugh at how ridiculous that is.
R.I.P
Great content as usual
Much appreciated
@@RichtheFightHistorian welcome can't see any on your play list but max bear be interesting as he wasn't as mean as people thought
So to sum up....
1. Never hire a furniture guy to manage you
2. Dont fk w chickenheads