Boxing Legends TV...Nice to see one of the finest boxing channels here... This is great footage of my favorite fighter of all time...Such a pity Dempsey was boxing before we had good clear filming...
"New York, where the big money and opportunity were. The city of lights. The door to fame and fortune. At least, that's what I thought." - When Jack Dempsey arrived in New York in 1916 with less than $30 and 26 KO's under his belt, he was met with opposition from every corner. His manager set him up with a fight against Andre Anderson, a ferocious heavyweight that nobody else wanted to fight. Upon seeing the 173lbs Jack Dempsey, the athletic club owner shouted for Dempseys manager. "Price! Where is that son-of-a-bitch? Price! What the hell is the matter with you? I oughtta put you in jail for allowing this kid to fight Anderson. Why he'll get murdered!". Anderson weighed 215 lbs and looked heavier. Dempsey was knocked down several times, and as they were debating whether to stop the fight Dempsey roared back. By the end of the fight Anderson was trying to get away from Dempseys ferociousness. Dempsey went on to win and as time went by he found himself alone without any money in the impersonal New York City. Once standing alone in a hallway and feeling dejected he was approached by Damon Runyon who told him not to give up. Runyon gave him the name the "Manassa Mauler" and the rest is history. Also Runyon gave the name "Cinderella Man" to Jimmy Braddock, and while Runyon was dying of cancer many boxers including Sugar Ray Robinson gathered together to give their fight purses to help him. Beauty of boxing.
@Peter Ordinary We wuz kangz but wypeepo need to give us free money even tho the J3wz enslaved us. We're victims and conquerors at the same time lmao. You're a joke.
Presenting: Jack Dempsey in full color. Note: I did not colorize this footage. This footage was colorized by a firm called Composite Films for a documentary aired by The Smithsonian called "America in Color." I highly recommend watching it if you are into history and film restoration. They did a fantastic job. I am working on my own colorized projects separate from this. I did do some minor touch ups, and fixes. I hope you guys enjoy it, thank you for your incredible comments, and remember to keep on punching!
Reznick hey Reznick great video as usual. i actually was gonna incquire, if possible, full length fights colorized. it looks so great in your videos and would be amazing to see as a whole fight.
I use the colorize photo website for my thumbnails, if someone wanted to they could do a whole video frame by frame. I hope a website that does that automatically comes out soon, it would be awesome to see the older greats in color!
It's amazing to see an ancient legend like Dempsey appear so lifelike when colorized. Also very interesting to see the style of that era... hordes of men wearing blazers and fedoras, old fashioned boxing equipment... the old architecture... seeing it in color makes this video feel like a time capsule for those who've never experienced this era. Beautiful
A young starving Irish American who fought with the heart of a lion , hit like the hammer of Thor with the bitter knowledge of humility and sacrifice in every punch . Pure immortal American champion is the definition of Jack Dempsey.
This was cool. Jack deserves to be inside that top 10 greatest HW. My favorite fighter (Mike Tyson)once said, that his favorite fighter was Jack Dempsey
Great, so Tunney is ranked higher than Dempsey right? Beat him twice. So much for long count. Tunney had 1 loss against the great Greb . The a draw and 3 savage beat downs . Retired as unbeaten heavyweight champ. Twice lightheavyweight champ. Fewer losses than Johnson, Dempsey, Louis, Ali, Frazier, Norton ,Forman, Holmes, Tyson ,and the Ukrainian brother's. Only heavyweight with a better record? Marciano. Dempsey was great,Tunney was better.
@@PorterJustPorter Marciano, mike Tyson, and Jack Dempsey are cut from the same cloth. It’s just that Dempsey and Tyson never had the discipline and resolve Marciano had. That’s why Marciano retired on top and undefeated. Marciano is the best p4p fighter imo. I know it’s controversial but it’s just my opinion
Unbelievable. Didn't think your other Dempsey video could be bettered but you've proved me wrong once again, have a feeling I'll be watching this for a very long time!
Dakota Castro, no offense but go make a subscription to "Boxing Legends TV", that is without question the best Boxing based channel is the history of RUclips
@@jamescarr4662 Dempsey would fucking starch all the eighties fighters except Holmes, Tyson, and possibly Witherspoon (in his best shape), and he'd have a 50-50 shot or better with them, depending on the equipment and rule set.
Wow Mr Reznick Thank you so much for posting and sharing this. This video brings 100 years ago to life. I met Jack Dempsey once, as did probably almost everyone that ate in his NYC restaurant. He was as gracious a host as he was ferocious in the ring. Today's athletes could learn a lot about compartmentalizing hyper competitiveness with being a gracious gentleman off the field of play. I see that today in only a few renowned athletes, Tom Brady being one of them.
The neck bridge exercise that he started doing at 1:01 was later used by Mike Tyson to strengthen his neck muscles, Now today in 2017, Anthony Joshua does the same exercise, nearly a 100 years later. Dempsey invented it. he was truly ahead of his time.
Vato P Thats gonna get me to looking into it, but wouldn't have been surprised if Dempsey did it. Dempsey was ahead of his time in so many ways in regards to boxing. Safe to say he invented some current fighting styles.
whatever mann ... I believe that neck bridge was developed way before Dempsey. It looks like a type of yoga exercise which had been around much longer, and wrestlers utilized it during training.
Reznick, Very nice edit. I'm also a boxing film collector, and I provided the Tunney-Dempsey fight footage for this Smithsonian program. I have an original 16mm print. I also own the Tunney-Dempsey audience film, of which they showed a few seconds of as well. The color tone has a vintage look to it, and they told me they did that in keeping with the time period. Best Wishes, --FFG
Hey FFG! I know your work very well. You have done some of the best restoration work I have ever seen. Thank you for stopping by and watching, thank you for your great work, and thank you for your comment!
@@martytdd1606 Nope but enhancing stuff like coca leaf extract and other opioids were used back then. Hardly a forbidden doping by today's standards. First anabolic steroids were devolopped by Nazis. What a surprise, eh?
Jack Dempsey wasn't just a boxer but used to practice catch wrestling as well as judo.He was a mixed martial artist even before it was a thing.He was way ahead of his time and was uncommon amongst uncommon men.
Wow!!!!!!! What an amazing piece of art of a footage. May I ask when is the Joe Louis video in color going to be released. I have been waiting for that video for a very long time. Anyways keep the videos coming, because you have one of the best Boxing channels, to bad your channel is so underrated, because you deserve wayyyy more subscribers than you already have.
Thanks man. The Louis project is taking me much longer than I had anticipated. This Dempsey footage was colorized by a team of professionals, and I'm just one guy. If my channel keeps growing, I'll be able to complete projects like "Louis in Color" much quicker. Every view, subscriber, and upload is progress towards being able to create better and more exciting content more quickly. The best is yet to come :)
Caironc Wow, thank you. I have given it thought. I don't want to look cheap and sorta ruin the magic of the channel making people think about money. Although if I made a little money I would be able to make better videos much more quickly, so it really feels like a catch 22. I really appreciate it.
Reznick ... thanks so much for posting this footage! Seeing the New York environs and the Manassa Mauler in vivid color brings both the Roaring Twenties and Dempsey alive and in our very midst. At his zenith, who is going to beat a swarming Dempsey? Not Johnson, Louis, Marciano, Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes, Tyson, Lewis, ... none!
Mike didn't stylize himself after anyone. Cus" D'Amato model Mike Tyson's after many of the old fighters no non sense, very aggressive styles. Cus" D'Amato us Demsey as an example to Tyson on how a smaller heavy weights could dominate much larger men with constant pressure and aggression. Mike Tyson loves and idolizes all of his predecessors because he a boxing historian.
amazing, you never see Dempsey footage like this, reznik, u are prob one of the best boxing channle on youtube with your great tribute, I think your number 1, great to see someone care about this history
Awesome video. Thanks a lot for posting! I get chills watching boxing's first true legend. He started out fighting in mining camps in Colorado at age 16. With a manager would go from town to town and fight the toughest guy in every town for a few bucks. If you look up bad ass in the dictionary, Dempsey's picture should be next to it.
jack dempsey is probably the biggest star boxing has ever seen please make a video on joe louis and how big and important the fight vs max schemelling 2 the biggest sporting event in history over 70 percent of americans tuned in in the radio you will be youtube goat
ecdctechmma Dempsey is definitely one of the greatest boxers... Casuals don't know him but big boxing fans do, so he is not the biggest star in boxing. One man is, and his name is Muhammad Ali.
That's because most people have no sense of history. It's not taught anymore...people don't think it's important...people have no idea what happened last week...never mind 1919...Dempsey was MASSIVE!!!
lee 37 the period in which Dempsey boxed everyone in the world new Jack Dempsey when the only way to see a fight would be to see it in person. Dempsey was the first to headline a million dollar gate and without a doubt set the standard for how we pay athletes now. You could obviously make a great argument for Ali as huge of a figure as he is not only as one of the greatest sportsman of all time but a world class individual. Who's to say 50 years from now how famous Ali will be when there aren't people alive that got to see his era to vouch for his legacy
I could watch these Legends/Ol timers box & train all day. Fascinating. Tough son of a guns. Nowadays everything has become femenized. Great vid Man! Keep it up! God bless you!
This man came from struggle in a city where no one gets out and he made a legend out of himself, god bless your struggle and work ethic when you had so little but put out so much. Jack Dempsey rep for manassa Colorado
It’s awesome to see you finally have over 20k subs. No offense to other boxing channels, but Reznick is iconic and timeless. It’s baffling to me that you don’t have at least 200k subs.
That would explain the partially Mongoloid phenotype that he had. I'm Russian, Mongolian, and Indigenous Siberian Chukchi (as far as I know, never taken ancestry test), but the Cherokee are descendants of my ancestors, as we both come from east Asian tribes living in north eastern Siberia. Circular orbitals, a flatter more wide set face and nose, and epicanthal folds seemed a bit strange for a man I only knew was English.
65 years ago Dempsey sent me his autograph & Gene Tunney not long after. I eventually gave away an entire boxing library but kept the Dempsey photo. Years later I learned someone signed for him & got rid of it.
I follow you for a long time and i never get disappointed about your videos ! This tribute of Jack Dempsey is one of the best i ever seen, he would be proud of it and God told me that he is watching this video on repeat since it's came out !! Man i wish you the best and i can't wait to see the greatest Heavyweight in color : "The Brown Bomber" Joe Louis !!! Shotout from France
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Breath taking
Boxing Legends TV I just found this and it's amazing
Boxing Legends TV...Nice to see one of the finest boxing channels here...
This is great footage of my favorite fighter of all time...Such a pity Dempsey was boxing before we had good clear filming...
Nothing takes my breath anymore, since i learned and found out about secret societies running us.
Celtic Dread why you have to kill the mood with your Alex Jones shit brah
Richard V fuck Alex Jones. Just joking anyway, kind of
Amazing to see Dempsey footage colorized. Beautiful!
I second this
Yss
"New York, where the big money and opportunity were. The city of lights. The door to fame and fortune. At least, that's what I thought." - When Jack Dempsey arrived in New York in 1916 with less than $30 and 26 KO's under his belt, he was met with opposition from every corner. His manager set him up with a fight against Andre Anderson, a ferocious heavyweight that nobody else wanted to fight. Upon seeing the 173lbs Jack Dempsey, the athletic club owner shouted for Dempseys manager. "Price! Where is that son-of-a-bitch? Price! What the hell is the matter with you? I oughtta put you in jail for allowing this kid to fight Anderson. Why he'll get murdered!". Anderson weighed 215 lbs and looked heavier. Dempsey was knocked down several times, and as they were debating whether to stop the fight Dempsey roared back. By the end of the fight Anderson was trying to get away from Dempseys ferociousness. Dempsey went on to win and as time went by he found himself alone without any money in the impersonal New York City. Once standing alone in a hallway and feeling dejected he was approached by Damon Runyon who told him not to give up. Runyon gave him the name the "Manassa Mauler" and the rest is history. Also Runyon gave the name "Cinderella Man" to Jimmy Braddock, and while Runyon was dying of cancer many boxers including Sugar Ray Robinson gathered together to give their fight purses to help him. Beauty of boxing.
Wow🥊👊🏻
Thank you.
@Peter Ordinary Do you have a reputable source or link for this accusation?
@Peter Ordinary We wuz kangz but wypeepo need to give us free money even tho the J3wz enslaved us. We're victims and conquerors at the same time lmao. You're a joke.
Well thank you
Presenting: Jack Dempsey in full color.
Note: I did not colorize this footage. This footage was colorized by a firm called Composite Films for a documentary aired by The Smithsonian called "America in Color." I highly recommend watching it if you are into history and film restoration. They did a fantastic job.
I am working on my own colorized projects separate from this. I did do some minor touch ups, and fixes. I hope you guys enjoy it, thank you for your incredible comments, and remember to keep on punching!
Glad you posted it. Really looking forward to your next videos.
Reznick hey Reznick great video as usual. i actually was gonna incquire, if possible, full length fights colorized. it looks so great in your videos and would be amazing to see as a whole fight.
I use the colorize photo website for my thumbnails, if someone wanted to they could do a whole video frame by frame. I hope a website that does that automatically comes out soon, it would be awesome to see the older greats in color!
colorization has gotten way better than it used to be
Great video. Thanks 4 posting it.
It's amazing to see an ancient legend like Dempsey appear so lifelike when colorized. Also very interesting to see the style of that era... hordes of men wearing blazers and fedoras, old fashioned boxing equipment... the old architecture... seeing it in color makes this video feel like a time capsule for those who've never experienced this era. Beautiful
I cannot believe this is (almost) 100 years ago already... great stuff!
A young starving Irish American who fought with the heart of a lion , hit like the hammer of Thor with the bitter knowledge of humility and sacrifice in every punch . Pure immortal American champion is the definition of Jack Dempsey.
he was irish/cherokee of course the man's a warrior
Incredibly well put 😲👌🏻✨
Native 🧬
wooow !!!!!! now we see this killer machine in color and he looks 10 times more real
this is... incredible... i remember speaking to you about doing this years ago for some rocky fights.. its like seeing Jack for the first time ever.
The best is yet to come my friend :)
This was cool. Jack deserves to be inside that top 10 greatest HW. My favorite fighter (Mike Tyson)once said, that his favorite fighter was Jack Dempsey
Tyson, would have adopeed his style if he could... but is too short. Instead , Iron Mike went with the peak-a-boo style similar to Rocky Marciano.
Great, so Tunney is ranked higher than Dempsey right? Beat him twice. So much for long count. Tunney had 1 loss against the great Greb . The a draw and 3 savage beat downs . Retired as unbeaten heavyweight champ. Twice lightheavyweight champ. Fewer losses than Johnson, Dempsey, Louis, Ali, Frazier, Norton ,Forman, Holmes, Tyson ,and the Ukrainian brother's. Only heavyweight with a better record? Marciano. Dempsey was great,Tunney was better.
@@PorterJustPorter Marciano, mike Tyson, and Jack Dempsey are cut from the same cloth. It’s just that Dempsey and Tyson never had the discipline and resolve Marciano had. That’s why Marciano retired on top and undefeated. Marciano is the best p4p fighter imo. I know it’s controversial but it’s just my opinion
Unbelievable. Didn't think your other Dempsey video could be bettered but you've proved me wrong once again, have a feeling I'll be watching this for a very long time!
Oliver Horrocks I know I keep rewatching it every now and then it's amazing seeing an all time great in colour 😊
Superb , just amazing. you never fail to impress me . i was anticipating ur next video and what a treat it was !
Best subscription I've ever made. Excellent work!
Dakota Castro, no offense but go make a subscription to "Boxing Legends TV", that is without question the best Boxing based channel is the history of RUclips
This isn't just some tribute, this is well-done art.
truly stunned, never believed I'd see dempsey in colour. hats off to you, love the work you do.
Dempsey was a hard hard man
Paul Saul not really any high lvl fight from the 80’s and up would have his number
@@torrecampo411 what has that got to do with dempsey being a hard hard man?
The Dicto Podcast in the eighties you didn’t get a slap as you were trying to get back up after a knockdown
@@jamescarr4662 Dempsey would fucking starch all the eighties fighters except Holmes, Tyson, and possibly Witherspoon (in his best shape), and he'd have a 50-50 shot or better with them, depending on the equipment and rule set.
@@torrecampo411 no way
Wow Mr Reznick Thank you so much for posting and sharing this. This video brings 100 years ago to life. I met Jack Dempsey once, as did probably almost everyone that ate in his NYC restaurant. He was as gracious a host as he was ferocious in the ring. Today's athletes could learn a lot about compartmentalizing hyper competitiveness with being a gracious gentleman off the field of play. I see that today in only a few renowned athletes, Tom Brady being one of them.
The neck bridge exercise that he started doing at 1:01 was later used by Mike Tyson to strengthen his neck muscles, Now today in 2017, Anthony Joshua does the same exercise, nearly a 100 years later. Dempsey invented it. he was truly ahead of his time.
Wrester's have been doing that for many years before Jack
any links? proof?
Dempsey is god amongst men no doubt but he did not invent the neck bridge.
Vato P Thats gonna get me to looking into it, but wouldn't have been surprised if Dempsey did it.
Dempsey was ahead of his time in so many ways in regards to boxing. Safe to say he invented some current fighting styles.
whatever mann ... I believe that neck bridge was developed way before Dempsey. It looks like a type of yoga exercise which had been around much longer, and wrestlers utilized it during training.
Rest in peace, Jack. One of the greatest heavyweights ever. My thumb is sore from tapping the replay button so much.
The restoration looks amazing, and great vid as always Rez! Never disappoint.
Reznick, Very nice edit. I'm also a boxing film collector, and I provided the Tunney-Dempsey fight footage for this Smithsonian program. I have an original 16mm print. I also own the Tunney-Dempsey audience film, of which they showed a few seconds of as well. The color tone has a vintage look to it, and they told me they did that in keeping with the time period. Best Wishes, --FFG
Hey FFG! I know your work very well. You have done some of the best restoration work I have ever seen. Thank you for stopping by and watching, thank you for your great work, and thank you for your comment!
Amazing! Thank you for uploading.
Tank you Reznick
Tank you for art
That was legitimately beautiful.
No steroids or other shits....!!!! That's what I call real grit!!!!
LOOK UP HISTORY OF PREFORMING ENHANCING DRUGS ! YOU FUCKIN IDIOT !
@@blackbelttroll4008 stfu u should go 2 back 2 da hater corner
@@blackbelttroll4008 Jack was on PEDs? Fuck!
@@martytdd1606 Nope but enhancing stuff like coca leaf extract and other opioids were used back then. Hardly a forbidden doping by today's standards. First anabolic steroids were devolopped by Nazis. What a surprise, eh?
lil Luffy the guy is right. Performance enchanters been around since the 1920’s. Do some research before calling people trolls man
This is bad ass!! More please!! Do one of Jack Johnson in full color!!
Jack Dempsey wasn't just a boxer but used to practice catch wrestling as well as judo.He was a mixed martial artist even before it was a thing.He was way ahead of his time and was uncommon amongst uncommon men.
Amazing how colour and a little correction of the speed of old films can make the past suddenly feel like something very recent.
Wow!!!!!!! What an amazing piece of art of a footage. May I ask when is the Joe Louis video in color going to be released. I have been waiting for that video for a very long time. Anyways keep the videos coming, because you have one of the best Boxing channels, to bad your channel is so underrated, because you deserve wayyyy more subscribers than you already have.
Thanks man. The Louis project is taking me much longer than I had anticipated. This Dempsey footage was colorized by a team of professionals, and I'm just one guy. If my channel keeps growing, I'll be able to complete projects like "Louis in Color" much quicker. Every view, subscriber, and upload is progress towards being able to create better and more exciting content more quickly. The best is yet to come :)
Reznick Keep up the good work and trust me your channel will grow. Anyways I wish you nothing but best.
Ever considered making a patron? Id be interesting in donating
Caironc Wow, thank you. I have given it thought. I don't want to look cheap and sorta ruin the magic of the channel making people think about money. Although if I made a little money I would be able to make better videos much more quickly, so it really feels like a catch 22. I really appreciate it.
If I was you I'd make one but not advertise it, just have it in the description. If people want to donate theyll check your description and find it.
This is great, thanks for the upload dude. Important stuff to keep alive.
Reznick I gotta meet you one day you have no idea how much your videos inspire me, amazing work bro!
Reznick ... thanks so much for posting this footage! Seeing the New York environs and the Manassa Mauler in vivid color brings both the Roaring Twenties and Dempsey alive and in our very midst. At his zenith, who is going to beat a swarming Dempsey? Not Johnson, Louis, Marciano, Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes, Tyson, Lewis, ... none!
This is thee MAN Iron "Nyquil" Mike Tyson looked up to and stylized himself after!
Mike LOVED him sum Jack Dempsey!!!!
I noticed Dempsey doing those backwards neck rolls that's where Tyson must have got it from
Jack Dempsey was great but Gene Tunney was better. Gene utilized angles and movement , the man was scientific. Criminally underrated......
Mike didn't stylize himself after anyone. Cus" D'Amato model Mike Tyson's after many of the old fighters no non sense, very aggressive styles. Cus" D'Amato us Demsey as an example to Tyson on how a smaller heavy weights could dominate much larger men with constant pressure and aggression. Mike Tyson loves and idolizes all of his predecessors because he a boxing historian.
@@abrahamjackson6019 ... Dempsey was too busy living that Hollywood lifestyle by the time he fought Gene. 1919-1923 Jack would have beaten Tunney.
@@regretfully77 Gene was so underrated..
I always wondered what would happen if we had color earlier.
amazing, you never see Dempsey footage like this, reznik, u are prob one of the best boxing channle on youtube with your great tribute, I think your number 1, great to see someone care about this history
Thank you :)
Awesome video. Thanks a lot for posting! I get chills watching boxing's first true legend. He started out fighting in mining camps in Colorado at age 16. With a manager would go from town to town and fight the toughest guy in every town for a few bucks. If you look up bad ass in the dictionary, Dempsey's picture should be next to it.
Long time subscriber, you are still putting out quality content and it is very much appreciated, thank you.
Could you please do a video of rocky Marciano in colour! p.s great video of Dempsey
When I Was a gangstar That would be great. Also in my top 3 dream fights of all time.
He didn't colorize the footage. It was pulled from a documentary.
@Ordinary Pete fuck off you bitch boi
This is incredible! Would love to watch his fights like this... especially the Willard fight!
Jennifer M imagine if we could go back in time and see all the great fighters in person it would be amazing ☺️
It certainly would, my friend. But one step at a time! And seeing some Dempsey fights in colour is certainly a step in the right direction!
Beautiful footage - incredible. Really enjoyed this clip, the colourised footage really brings it to life.
Thank you Rez for bringing all the videos they are truly art and thank you for doing Jack Dempsey!
Amazing, so cool to see the "Long Count" colorized.
Music, editing on fire 🔥 love this so much thank you
Don’t know how I only came across this channel today. I’ve seen four videos now which have blown my mind. Utter class 🥊🥊👍🏼
Totally astounding. A yearning has been dealt with. Thank you to the geniuses involved in digitally remastering this incredible footage
Reznick , you put together the best fight video's with music, hands down! You " D " Man.
Tremendous Job,thank you for this great video,you are awesome!!!
This must have been tough thanks! It was a trip to watch
jack dempsey is probably the biggest star boxing has ever seen
please make a video on joe louis and how big and important the fight vs max schemelling 2 the biggest sporting event in history over 70 percent of americans tuned in in the radio
you will be youtube goat
ecdctechmma you meant this comment as a joke......right? 😂
ecdctechmma Dempsey is definitely one of the greatest boxers... Casuals don't know him but big boxing fans do, so he is not the biggest star in boxing. One man is, and his name is Muhammad Ali.
That's because most people have no sense of history. It's not taught anymore...people don't think it's important...people have no idea what happened last week...never mind 1919...Dempsey was MASSIVE!!!
No he isn't. He was an amazing boxer for his time but now where near the biggest boxing star.
lee 37 the period in which Dempsey boxed everyone in the world new Jack Dempsey when the only way to see a fight would be to see it in person. Dempsey was the first to headline a million dollar gate and without a doubt set the standard for how we pay athletes now. You could obviously make a great argument for Ali as huge of a figure as he is not only as one of the greatest sportsman of all time but a world class individual. Who's to say 50 years from now how famous Ali will be when there aren't people alive that got to see his era to vouch for his legacy
Wonderful job, well done! What a difference colorizing makes! Really astonishing to see how much closer it becomes...
Excellent video, the world looked different in his day, we still hear his name today and that is called leaving a legacy.
I could watch these Legends/Ol timers box & train all day. Fascinating. Tough son of a guns. Nowadays everything has become femenized. Great vid Man! Keep it up! God bless you!
Man! This was a splendid work! it's like seeing the golden age as if it was yesterday. Keep it up!
Cheers!
Beautiful footage! Thank you ❤️
Leave it to Reznick. Great job brother Thank you.!
Great footage. I am not sure why anyone would downvote this.
Simply fantastic
New subscriber here. That was a work of art.
Amazing work buddy!! That was fantastic.
Awesome! Thanks Rez!
This is so awesome I can't even explain
Loved it. Thanks for the colorized version
Keep grinding brother, and keep posting regularly as you possibly can to keep the interest flowing!!!
This man came from struggle in a city where no one gets out and he made a legend out of himself, god bless your struggle and work ethic when you had so little but put out so much. Jack Dempsey rep for manassa Colorado
It’s awesome to see you finally have over 20k subs. No offense to other boxing channels, but Reznick is iconic and timeless. It’s baffling to me that you don’t have at least 200k subs.
Fearsome Irish-Scottish-Cherokee warrior! Savage and sweet, Dempsey was a true champion with the heart of a lion.
That would explain the partially Mongoloid phenotype that he had. I'm Russian, Mongolian, and Indigenous Siberian Chukchi (as far as I know, never taken ancestry test), but the Cherokee are descendants of my ancestors, as we both come from east Asian tribes living in north eastern Siberia. Circular orbitals, a flatter more wide set face and nose, and epicanthal folds seemed a bit strange for a man I only knew was English.
Joe Louis also part Cherokee
@@АлтайскийКазак Not English, Irish & Scottish (the bulk of Dempsey's ancestry!). Though superb descriptions!
Thank you for this.
Among the greatest of all-time.
Some great footage of a prominent historical figure in boxing. Thank you for sharing this!
jack dempsey was one of the best boxers of all time. back then nobody fought the way he did. there was no other boxer like him at the time.
Thank you so much! Only seen the old ones..
65 years ago Dempsey sent me his autograph & Gene Tunney not long after. I eventually gave away an entire boxing library but kept the Dempsey photo. Years later I learned someone signed for him & got rid of it.
I figure Jack stole the lunge up style from Sam Langford. It can max hitting power = very good for street fighting one on one.
He's throwing a brick in your face.
Thank You Very Much For this clip
This Was Awesome, Could watch over and over again
I follow you for a long time and i never get disappointed about your videos !
This tribute of Jack Dempsey is one of the best i ever seen, he would be proud of it and God told me that he is watching this video on repeat since it's came out !!
Man i wish you the best and i can't wait to see the greatest Heavyweight in color : "The Brown Bomber" Joe Louis !!!
Shotout from France
great footage of dempsey...thanks for the upload
Jack "Manassa Mauler" Dempsey is the greatest Heavyweight boxing champion Ever.
Santiago Grande nope
lol
Dude didn't even weigh enough and it was the early stages.
Tyson Furey.
I do not agree. Muhammad Ali is the greatest. Inside and outside the ring, no boxer can match him.
This is one of the rare clips that shows the right hand that set up the famous knockdown of Gene Tunney.
Your work is always top-notch.
I started reading the comments and it was over!!! I was ready to spend the next hour watching this!
incredible work! awesome! feeling just seems like yesterday, but its 95 years old film
Really cool video - great footage and great color. Nice job.
I got goosebumps watching this. In-effin'-credible!!!!!!
Rez...again....great work!!!
Best ever in colour :) thank you !
wow thats just Amazing man everybody can tell you put too much effort to your work and that beyond good thats hardwork thank you sir for your effort
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Best video of Dempsey ever 👊💪
It's like this was filmed in the 80's! thanks for sharing!
Increibleeeeee Bro!
Gracias por esto!
reznick the best and the most professional video maker of boxing, nike or adidas or some sporting company should hire you, seriously.
stunning mate, thanks a lot
What a great series of clips! My son's legal name is Jack Dempsey. No joke. One of the all time greats.
Jack Dempsey gave a talk at my High School in the 60's. I still have a vivid memory of it.
Once again thank you for giving voice and color to my great uncle.
A fantastic tribute to the great man. Well done sir.
That's fucking amazing!
Absolutely awesome! Dempsey has always been one of my favorites.
Very cool. Thanks. Brings it to life. Makes it seem real.
Amazing
Boxing's first SUPERSTAR. Great footage!
That was a really fun and nostalgic flashback to a different era.
Pure gold