Thanks for the video. I wish someone would do a bio story about him. Zamora had a explosive start to his career, started 20-0 with 20 KOs. Got his first title win at 21yrs, 21st fight, and 21st KO of Soo Hong. He reached 29-0 with 29 Knock Outs that included 5 title wins, and did it in less than 4 YEARS! Thats right he fought over 6 times per year! On his 30th fight he lost for the first time, and lost by KO to the great Carlos Zarate. He could have been better, perhaps his trainers could have worked his defense, expand his weapons for angles of attack or just slowed his career down to prepare for opponents more. He is in my top 10 Mexican Boxers of All time, and similar to Salvador Sanchez... a bright star that did not last long enough.
Cuyo Hernández school,,.. definitely one of the best trainer of the world..Zamora, Zárate, Olivares, and Ricardo Lopez in his early start...Arturo "cuyo" Hernandez..master mind.. rest in peace..
Noqueo fácil a Eusebio Pedroza un GGG 2.0 de la época, estas leyendas son las que las nuevas generaciones no tienen que olvidar, para después no decir estupideces respecto a Canelo y su verdadero impacto en el boxeo, a pesar de lo bueno que es.
@@maririvero585 Eso es increible, la tecnica defensiva de Eusebio Pedroza es legendaria, no puedp creer la facilidad con la que Zamora logro noquear a Pedroza
He punched extremely hard. He would exchange; he did not retreat out of situation. His way of being in close-quarters battle was unusual, even against tall opponents. He would find their chin, regardless. His hook was a KO wrecking ball.
Shame that his "prime" was only at the age of 22, such talent, beautiful striking. Would be interesting to see his "real" prime, how far he would get. Wilfred Benitez, Mike Tyson, Salvador Sanchez, Naseem Hamed, Michael Nunn now Alfonso Zamora, ah....what a damn shame we couldn't see these(and many other!) guys realize their full or at least near full potential. FUCK!
The term " Mexican style" is over used today, even by some Mexican fighters. But this guy HAD IT. He WAS a MEXICAN fighter. He threw bombs, didn't duck anybody, and win or lose he gave it his all. A lot of the " supposed" Mexican fighters today could take a lesson. This guy wasn't protected and never robbed the fans of anything.
Sparring Is called " hacer guantes" . I sparred one of his pupils. M..cker lift me off the ground twice with uppers on the ribs. Of course he did no damage. But man, he had some power. I had to counter him twice then we agreed a drew We made friends.
Zamora was a hard puncher, but he was never the same fighter after the 4th round KO loss to Zarate in 1977. he would fight 8 more times after that. He would win 4 and lose 4.
Zarate exposed him and Zamora's career fell flat afterwards. Just relied on punching power, no boxing skills what so ever. Zarate is an ATG whereas Zamora is just a puncher
I half agree with that, I think exposed is a bit too strong of a word. Zamora's greatest asset was his punching power but he wasn't a complete novice in terms of boxing skills he definitely knew a thing or 2. Got to keep in mind Zarate had a huge size advantage over almost any Bantamweight in history.
Well we honestly say that Mexico has had great fighters in its hay day. But im still waiting in the next big star and please don't say Canelo. Jes good bit far from being a great fighter. I'd say you can give that titke to. . . . Rafa"Dinamita" Marquez. His destruction of Many Paquiao was in my opinion, one of the greatest KO's in the history of the sport. Not only was he losing by a few points but , his face said it all in that last round before the explosion that was heard around the world. Absolutely insane!
Thanks for the video. I wish someone would do a bio story about him. Zamora had a explosive start to his career, started 20-0 with 20 KOs. Got his first title win at 21yrs, 21st fight, and 21st KO of Soo Hong. He reached 29-0 with 29 Knock Outs that included 5 title wins, and did it in less than 4 YEARS! Thats right he fought over 6 times per year! On his 30th fight he lost for the first time, and lost by KO to the great Carlos Zarate. He could have been better, perhaps his trainers could have worked his defense, expand his weapons for angles of attack or just slowed his career down to prepare for opponents more. He is in my top 10 Mexican Boxers of All time, and similar to Salvador Sanchez... a bright star that did not last long enough.
Cuyo Hernández school,,.. definitely one of the best trainer of the world..Zamora, Zárate, Olivares, and Ricardo Lopez in his early start...Arturo "cuyo" Hernandez..master mind.. rest in peace..
Let's not forget German Cuello who beat Herman Montes #thelostartofboxing
Entreno a Alexis Arquello en sus comiensos
I knew his style looked familiar after watching his ko of Eusebio Pedroza.
Zamora had the power. It had nothing to do with cuyo.
Cuyo was a great manager but not that good as a trainer.
The first knock out of the video was fucking beautiful, too much elegance, too much class and power.
That was eusebio "el alacran" pedroza gettin ko'd
@@spanishrockIncredible, Pedroza was a beast!
The leverage he gets into his punches are incredible
Agree 👍
One of the best in Mexican boxing, perfect timing.
Ese nocaut que le dio a Eusebio Pedroza fue escalofriante, lo desmayo!
el único mexicano en lograr medalla olímpica y titulo mundial
no.. checale también en la era de Ignacio beristain como entrenador olímpico. cuántos boxeadores ganaron medalla y fueron campeones mundiales
@Argentino Humilde mexico tiene mas jajajajaja son nuestros hijos
@@juliocalderon3008 di nombres, yo no recuerdo otro ganador de medalla olimpica y campeon mundial.
Noqueo fácil a Eusebio Pedroza un GGG 2.0 de la época, estas leyendas son las que las nuevas generaciones no tienen que olvidar, para después no decir estupideces respecto a Canelo y su verdadero impacto en el boxeo, a pesar de lo bueno que es.
@@maririvero585 Eso es increible, la tecnica defensiva de Eusebio Pedroza es legendaria, no puedp creer la facilidad con la que Zamora logro noquear a Pedroza
!!!!!PODER MEXICANO !!!!!!
He punched extremely hard.
He would exchange; he did not retreat out of situation.
His way of being in close-quarters battle was unusual, even against tall opponents. He would find their chin, regardless.
His hook was a KO wrecking ball.
Best of The Best!
Simplemente una leyenda, un ejemplo de atleta y deportista. Se le recuerda y admira....
Shame that his "prime" was only at the age of 22, such talent, beautiful striking. Would be interesting to see his "real" prime, how far he would get. Wilfred Benitez, Mike Tyson, Salvador Sanchez, Naseem Hamed, Michael Nunn now Alfonso Zamora, ah....what a damn shame we couldn't see these(and many other!) guys realize their full or at least near full potential. FUCK!
One of the hardest p4p punchers in boxing history
si uno de los mejores superado por otro titán Carlos Zárate.
Poncho Zamora uno de los grandes de todos los tiempos en la división de los gallos ,el knockout a Eusebio Pedroza el más espectacular, saludos Poncho
alfonso zamora una legenda del boxeo Mexicano.
damn that first knockout was sick
GRANDE ...MI RESPETO.. , QUE MANERA DE TIRAR UPPERCUT CON LAS DOS MANOS CARAMBA.
Sweet left hook to the liver. Perfect leverage and extension.
You have the best channel on youtube.
+kyle richard Thanks mate, appreciate it!
@@hanzagod what the name of this song like it.. great Fighter and video..I am a boxing fan.
@@ezzards3882 Sorry bud I don't remember I made this video several years ago
@@hanzagod it ok. Thank u
Awesome!
He had punching, when it struck, it magnified in intensity after it made the contact.
great video zamora could really punch he fights very similar to ruben olivares that left hook could knock anyone out
😉💪💪 what a champ
The term " Mexican style" is over used today, even by some Mexican fighters. But this guy HAD IT. He WAS a MEXICAN fighter. He threw bombs, didn't duck anybody, and win or lose he gave it his all. A lot of the " supposed" Mexican fighters today could take a lesson. This guy wasn't protected and never robbed the fans of anything.
Sparring Is called " hacer guantes" . I sparred one of his pupils.
M..cker lift me off the ground twice with uppers on the ribs.
Of course he did no damage.
But man, he had some power. I had to counter him twice then we agreed a drew
We made friends.
The best boxing channel cozy I do boxing
Zamora v Zarate was great while it lasted!
Zamora was a hard puncher, but he was never the same fighter after the 4th round KO loss to Zarate in 1977. he would fight 8 more times after that. He would win 4 and lose 4.
and will be a champion in the superbatamweight but sadley fighting with zarate is the worst choice in his carer
I guess the Zarate highlights had to be cut for obvious reasons, lol.
EX OLIMPICO MEXICANO Y CAMPEON MUNDIAL OSEA UN "GUERRERO AZTECA" EN TODO ESPLENDOR DE LA PALABRA".........!!!!!!!
Puro poder de mi buen mentor poncho Zamora
You got another subscriber!
Song is Galus-Futura
Alfonso zamora TU estilo.es comparable con uno o dos pero nomas.mi respetos en hora Buena mi campeon.
Wow...the way he used his legs and torso to generate power was scary...
Yo man you have a facebook account to reshare.you should definitely make one for Vinnie pazienza
I don't have a Facebook mate, people tell me I should make one all the time though haha! Don't think I even know how.
gran historia la de vinnie
FUERTE FUERTE HASTA LA MUERTE✊🏿
Zamora todavilla esta vivo, tiene 68 edad.
🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Una maquinaria de golpes
Luego luego se mira que tiraba con todo lo que tenía en cada golpe.
Zarate exposed him and Zamora's career fell flat afterwards. Just relied on punching power, no boxing skills what so ever. Zarate is an ATG whereas Zamora is just a puncher
I half agree with that, I think exposed is a bit too strong of a word. Zamora's greatest asset was his punching power but he wasn't a complete novice in terms of boxing skills he definitely knew a thing or 2. Got to keep in mind Zarate had a huge size advantage over almost any Bantamweight in history.
Nombre de la canción?
WHERE IS ZAMORA VS HONG NO.2 FGT INCHON KOREA OCT.16.1976? IT MUST BE SOMEWHERE.WANNA BUY AT ANY COST.
자모라 진짜 멋있는 복서!
한국권투중흥기이교덕 흑흑흑
What song is this
good power from all angels.. this foo woulda knocked tank davis out quick
Gallazo
alfonso zamora nunca debio de haber pelea con zarate
Alfonso Zamora vs Naoya Inoue, who wins?
Peleyon
El "dado" de Tlatelolco
Hall of famers??? I feel he should be.
😉💪💪
Well we honestly say that Mexico has had great fighters in its hay day. But im still waiting in the next big star and please don't say Canelo. Jes good bit far from being a great fighter. I'd say you can give that titke to. . . . Rafa"Dinamita" Marquez. His destruction of Many Paquiao was in my opinion, one of the greatest KO's in the history of the sport. Not only was he losing by a few points but , his face said it all in that last round before the explosion that was heard around the world. Absolutely insane!
El problema es El boxeo no sirve
サラテ､サモラ､ピントール､オリバレス､ゴメス､正に怪物オンパレードの軽量級でした。😮
Amazing boxers, huh? They were all out of this world!
Zamora would smoke Naoya easy, and casuals can cry me a river 😂
E
Con Luján dijo no quiero mas
Hagan de cuenta canelo nomas que en un peso más chico.
Te sales Ronpope. El Canelo es UN BULTO
Que Pinches peleyonas hasta se parecen a las peleas que exhibe canelo.
😉💪💪