The refs never saved Dave, you blind dumb ass 😂 Probert only winged Brown down temporarily. Brown easily got up on his skates and power wrestled Bob down on his knees. The refs then pulled them apart. Get your eyes checked. Fool 😂 Bob Probert was once interviewed live on television on Michael Landsberg off the record. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Who is the toughest guy you ever fought? Probert answered Dave Brown . Bob paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner-up. Michael Landsberg responded "So those guys were really tough." Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat? Probert answered Bob McGill, I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently? Probert answered George Laraque. Get educated Ace Ventura Blunder boy... 😂
Yo I just started getting into hockey & I started to watch these old tapes and for my $$$ Bob Probert was A #1 king of the rink! And if you disagree you are either a hater or you smoking! He's actually my favorite hockey player. R.i.p. probie, It would have been an honor to have met you warrior!
Yeah, well if you actually study the video, Dave was getting up again when the refs jumped in. Saved Brown? I doubt it, enforcers around the league claim Brown hits hard and nobody said that about Bob. His power was his stamina and losing his jersey. One of the toughest ever? Sure. But the number 1 of all-time? A pissed off Nick Fotiu would say, hold my beer🤨
@yourmomsmellslike karp....lol brown probably ripped it off looking for a pack of smokes judging from his stamina.....lol do you cry this much after your priest rips off your alter boy garb and slings you over a pew while your uncle chuck takes pics.....lol moron
I'm a NY fan, (Buff) Playfair, Ray, Gillies, Nystrom, Beck, Langdon, etc,, but you can make a good case for Probert being no. 1 all time. In terms of the most feared, regarding not simply losing but being hurt, I would say and admitting a bias, obviously, is Gillies.
Mickey Redmond is good at giving the call on a hockey fight....Detroit announcer but always gives the other team's tough guy their due. Brown v Probert a good matchup.
I've always liked this about Mick. Can't stand listening to other biased calls of fights. Mick loves and respects the game and you can tell. He's always called it like it is, especially when it comes to fighting
This is why it was their last fight. Brown figured that if you can jump Probert while he still had his clothes on and still get smoked it's best to avoid him.
You don't have a clue of what you're taking about. Probert picked his spots and fought fought Jeff Beaukaboom earlier in this game. Brown was sent out to fight Probert . Probert declined the 1st challenge. 2nd time Brown was sent out to fight Probert as seen on the video. Brown is chasing and shadowing Probert all over the arena. Dodger Bob doesn't want a piece of Brown and gives Brown a shove. Brown retaliated with a cross check. He wants to beat on Probert's face. Probert stumbled forward towards Brown. Then the fists start swinging. Brown hit Probert with 5 solid punches. Probert hit Brown with 4 punches and won a slugout. First Time Brown went down Probert pulled him down. He missed the first swing of target. Probert knocked Brown down only for a couple seconds and Brown was up fast grabbing Probert to continue battle. Probert did win but he took his lumps as well. Probert looked like a mess as he skated towards the penalty box. He came out of a tornado 🌪. Few guys beat Brown in his career and they got beat up trying to beat Brown. Later in that game Brown was sent out a 3rd time for the rematch but Probert declined the challenge as usual. His face was still sore and I bet he didn't want to chance getting his face smashed up from a pissed off Dave Brown. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill, I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert , who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. The clear majority of comments on this fight don't have a clue of what they are talking about. Probert, Tie Domi and Stu Grimson all revealed that Brown was the toughest guy each of them fought. Grimson and Domi added that Brown hit them the hardest ever. Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live. Michael Landsberg asked Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown. Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown hit way harder than Probert. Grimson said Brown was the most feared fighter in NHL. Search on Google: George Laraque the only fight I ran away. The NHL was scared of Brown.... He was the nightmare on NHL Street. Search on Google: Philadelphia Flyers top 10 fighters in franchise history . Search on Google: The Dave Brown effect from the hockey writers.com. Search on RUclips: Stu Grimson interview Dave Brown 1990 a short 2:44 video. Dave Brown was once interviewed and asked who was the toughest guy he ever fought. Brown answered, Val James " when you fought him you knew it " keep studying kid....
@@adamelam6385 You still don't have a clue of what you're taking about. He obviously didn't hurt Brown, otherwise Brown would of stayed down. Probert got beat up to earn a win. He never forgot Brown ever like most guys in that Era. I believe him over you and the majority of the comments. I bet that Probert's ears were ringing for a while after fighting Brown in round 1 and round 2. 2 tough guys for sure... Brown was a dangerous guy to mess with. By the way Brown never surprised jumped Probert in this fight. Probert knew that Brown was coming for him after Bob fought Jeff Beaukaboom . It's common sense, Brown never sneaked up behind him. Brown was after him 3 separate times in this game. I've spoken with a guy who actually attended this game live at Joe Louis arena on Jan 9,1991. He told the fight was a beauty. Brown did try to get Bob to fight again in a rematch but Probert declined again. So much for your Brown never went near Probert story... LMAO lol 😂 Probert stayed clear of Brown. Brown forced Dodger Bob to fight earlier in that game . He corralled him and started whaling on his face. That's what happens to cowardly guys who picked fights with Brown's teammates. Brown hunted you down and out came the jackhammer win lose or draw. That's what great enforcers were paid to do....
@@mirandasalinas9412 just because Dave has a decent chin but that doesn't change the fact that he got blasted. You have to be a hardcore homer not to see that as anything other than an L for Dave.
@@adamelam6385 Yup Probert won but he got blasted as well. That's why he never forgot who the toughest guy he ever fought was. He couldn't stop Brown from coming at him. Luckily Probert never tied down and played with a loose untied jersey. He was slippery lol 😂 he was good at escaping when the heat was on him. Brown just wanted to fight but Probert declined and dodged Brown all game. Probert picked his spots and fought Jeff Chychrun 2 times in a Flyers vs Red Wings game. Brown went after Probert and guess what happened? LMAO Probert dodged Brown and skated away up the ice ans stayed near the refs. That video was on RUclips. Probert even declined Craig Berube in that game. Berube, Brown and Chychrun all won fights vs Probert. Heck even Rick Tocchet gave Probert problems in fights. Bob was the Flyers punching bag in those years. The Flyers were bad asses....
Brown had great accuracy as well. He smashed up many faces. He hit Probert with 5 big haymakers throughout this slugout. Bob's memories of Brown.... Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded "so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque... Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown hit way harder than Probert. Grimson knows because he fought Probert 13 times. Tie Domi said that Brown hit him the hardest ever. Grimson , Domi and Probert said Brown was the toughest guy each of them ever fought.
Part of Domi's success also had to do with being a lefty. Lefty's always seemed to have an advantage of some type over righty's. If you look at Domi's fights with the toughest lefty's, he didn't fare so well. To me that's how you judge the toughest lefty's. Look at their fights with the other lefty's.
Everyone is crying about Probert fighting with loose jerseys... well, Dave Brown was well known for doing the same thing. So all of you "Dave Brown" fans can't have it both ways!
Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. Dave Brown had an effect on Probert's face. Probert never forgot. Kudos to Stu Grimson as well. Tie Domi was tough for his size. Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record. Michael Landsberg asked Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown. Domi and Brown had an effect on Odjick's face. Stu Grimson's interview on RUclips Dave Brown 1990 a short 2:44 video. Brown had an effect on Grimson's face. Brown had an effect on Ken Baumgartner's face. Brown had an effect on Jim Kyte's face. Brown had an effect on Gord Kluzak's face. Brown had an effect of Craig Coxe 's face, Brown had an effect on Tim Coulis's face, Cam Russell's face , Jim MacKenzie's face,Terry Carrkner's face, Ronnie Sterns face, Kevin McClelland's face,Jay Miller's face, Shawn Cronin's face, John Kordic's face, Randy McKay's face, Warren Young's face,Jay Well's face and the list goes on ... Jeff Parker's face, Troy Mallett's face. A Pist off Dave Brown was the last guy you wanted to mess with .... Brown had tougher competition in the NHL over the 2 fights vs Probert. Randy McKay, Jim Kyte Darin Kimble were tougher competition for Brown compared to Probert's fights in round 1 and round 2. A Pisssstttt of Brown smashed all the guys faces mentioned above... Brown 2as the most feared fighter in NHL history period.... Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown was the most feared fighter in NHL. Grimson said Brown hit way harder than Probert. Probert is considered greatest but not necessarily the toughest. 1. Probert 2 . Brown 3. Behn Wilson are greatest. I personally feel that a guy like Derek Boogaard would be too tough to win over in best of 7 fight series. This man was a monster with a power house knock out fist. 270 pounds of power.... that's super tough... by the way Brown said that the toughest guy he ever fought was Val James, Brown said " when you fought him you knew it " keep studying kid....
More copy and paste bullshit...you have no clue about hockey .it's laughable how much of a unknowledgeable troll you are..isn't it time for another account change sal pieleci? Pull your nose out of browns ass anytime
There was another video of this where despite the obvious the guy tried to say brown won. Lol, hey i respect the hell out of dave brown but come on now.
When the sweater comes off the other player though you know your in trouble. Proby and Brown were exceptional tough. I think of all thd rules thst came later the sweater tie downs rule was probably the best move.
@@tod537 Probert also got his face smashed. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown ,he then paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque...
@@mirandasalinas9412 Shut up. For a guy who doesn't like Probert you sure do talk a lot of bs and keep up on him LOL!!! RIP the real Champ. Brown the number two chump!!!
@@mirandasalinas9412 Those were past his prime. Twist, got rocked the first ever fight. So, there was no rematch for Probert. He knew he handed Twist a tko. ruclips.net/video/eq9mrkXTxuU/видео.html. Probert was always relevant and the champ for many years. Berube got his ass kicked too. They fought like 8 times with each three wins and one tie each. McCarthy, did great. But again, the second fight was not relevant.
Briuns 1970 boy, you're Jay Jello Miller never won a rematch vs Brown. Brown owned his hide...Brown 9 wins 1 draw and 1 measly loss to pillow Miller... Brown owned the Boston bean bags. Miller, Plett, Curran and Kluzak. Lyndon Byers stayed clear of Brown. Brown would sell his hide and and have it custom made as a punching bag...
Because Brown jumped him like he jumped everyone else . U tube the Craig Cox interview he says this there is no reason to jump fighters who are willing to fight ! They have no problem dropping the gloves
@@davepett6531 Craig Coxe is full of poop, he took a run at Brown from behind in the corner. Video shows both guys dropping their sticks on the ice to fight. " Coxies army was looking for a battle " quoted by the announcer. Coxe stirred the pot and got 15 stitches over the eye . He left for the looker room and need a metre length of stitches to hold his eyeball in place. Coxe met the real NHL heavyweight champ just 2 weeks after he fought the rookie Bob the greenhorn Probert. I bet after the Brown fight Coxe was begging it was Probert instead. LMAO Plett boy take off those blind man glasses 👓
Brown was suspended for 15 games for cross-checking New York Rangers forward Tomas Sandström, breaking his jaw and causing a concussion. 6'5" 230 lbs. and tuff. Okay!!!!! Nuff said!!!!!! Every head must bow, every tongue must confess. R.I.P. BIG BOB!!!!!!!!
Oh my. He recovered from being jumped from behind and put an unbelievable pounding on Brown. Brown was notorious for jumping guys from behind and sucker punching them. Probert would have none of it. Those right hands were like hypersonic missiles to Brown's face.
Dave Brown was incredibly tough.....makes this fight all the more impressive for Probie. What a chin on Brown though for taking 4 or 5 good ones and staying up
You know folks. This was only 1. I was at games where Brown took Probert hands down and yet those videos are nowhere to be found? Lets face it, you can't win them all and here is one Brown lost. Every good enforcer lost from time to time. One of the toughest jobs in hockey back in those days.
I'm a Habs fan fellow Nilan won 1 fight in about 7 fights vs Brown. Don't make us laugh 😂 Chris Simon vs Brown round 1 was a legendary slugout out draw... Both guys are up straight throwing bombs with no fear. Not hunched down like a turtle hiding because you can't take punches like real men do. Example watch Probert in this fight. Watch Probert in the hunched Bach head way down like a turtle in hiding vs Chris Simon. Sim fed Probert with so many lefts Probert was begging fir a right. Head down like a scared turtle. LMAO. Simon vs Brown round 2 was a narrow win for Simon, he landed more and better punches. Simon was a wuss in fights when he bailed and would fall down on purpose. He fell down on purpose in both fights vs Brown. Simon was tough and a young buck.
Brown really took some shots in this fight. You usually don't see that type of accuracy in hockey fights, but slo-mo this fight and watch how many shots Brown takes.
No disrespect to Brown, but in this particular fight Probert spotted him four punches trying to draw a penalty and then got up and pounded him into the ground.
Bob Probert will always be my favorite, having followed hockey since I was a little kid the late 50s ….Probie was the greatest and toughest enforcer I have ever seen and he could play too…. That’s not to take anything away from Dave Brown because he was at the top himself and was a bad ass…! After you watch this fight you know why Bob is the King…! That was a great fight by two of the greatest warriors….I loved watching Bob and I miss him…❤️💯👍
Brown, Behn Wilson, Joey Kocur, Donald Brashear, Tony Twist, Marty McSorley, Sandy McCarthy, George Laraque, Derek Boogaard, Jim MacKenzie, Craig Berube, Stu Grimson were all better fighters than Clark Gillies ever was...
Dropped & Rocked …. In what was the most significant bout in In the Golden Era of NHL Heavyweights! This bout was for the Belt! Brown was a one trick Pony … jump your opponent.. land the first big shot…. Get it to the ice & claim victory. Brown had No chin…. No stamina… wore artificially tightened sleeves & needed the “ Jump “ to win his fights! For you new comers to the fight game… 1990 on up…. That Belly Ache about Probie coming out of his sweater… This was a counter move for those that would seatbelt him by pulling his sweater up & over to neutralize his arms… Probie never wore Goalie cut jerseys like Marty & Ray… didn’t wear cut away sleeves like Twist & Kordic…. Or artificially tight sleeves like Brown! …. If he got out of his sweater.. So be it! He didn’t feel he need an Edge to win his fights as he was the total package …. Hence, The King!!! Nuff said!!!!!
Brown never waited for anyone, ever. Lotta crosschecks then just started throwing no matter what. Probie weathered the storm then put Brownie down. One of those first Probie hammers, actually staggers Dave. You can see it. Brown kinda loses his feet then Probie folds him up a few punches later. A fired up Probert was literally unbeatable.
Todd Leonard brownie did jump him granted but had grip, and was feeding probert. Until his equipment and jersey unties, you clearly see brown lose that grip he had. Then had no chance
@@Dalt21 Sure the jersey was throwing the punches. But jumping a guy isn't a better advantage? Ignorance is all I have to say to Brown fans. I mean get your heads out of your asses. I mean do you listen to yourself. Biased or not, Brown got his ass kicked and would have if the jersey was on. Probert Dropped him when he got up. Then the equipment comes off. Regardless, it wasn't because of no grip. Yet it was okay to cross check Probert, throw many shots. Not let a guy fight face to face. Karmas a bitch!!!
@@Dalt21 Brown had his jerseys left sleeve made tighter so nobody could get a good grip on it and stop his lefts. So Brownie lost even with that advantage. And he should have known better than pull Probie’s jersey off.
Kelly Chase has been on podcasts saying how Probert wasn't that tough and couldn't hurt anybody, and how Brown was really the big bad wolf. Well there's Probert hammering Brown right into the ice, and that's after Brown jumped him. Probert had two fantastic attributes: his stamina and his chin. He could go two minutes, three minutes easily without tiring. And he could take punches. Man could he take punches. Watch the fight between him and Gaetz. He gets hammered in the opening part of that fight but won't go down. Only Ewen and Morrisette really ever hurt him.
yup I started to notice that proberts jersey came off more and more like Rays , probert , mcsorley , and ray all used to get the advantage by having their jerseys slide off, com on bob you're better than them
@james punkville....lol it was always pulled off by the guy he was fighting....lol like you pull your priests pants off after a drunk....lol milquetoast
@@huntercalgary and you're a fuckin pussy hiding behind your words dickhead , oh tough guy you're a " Hunter " real easy to call someone a Punk on the computer
As a Bruin fan let me say, that yes Brown began well, but I would attribute that to the fact that one could say that he basically jumped Probert. All things being equal, once Probert got his bearings the fight was a route...A win for Probert.
Actually Probert never wanted a piece of Brown. Brown challenged Probert earlier in this game. Probert declined the challenge. Brown was sent out a 2nd time to settle it because Probert fought Jeff Beaukaboom earlier in this game. Brown was doing his job,pound skulls . Probert fans think that Brown surprised jumped Probert, that's completely false . Probert knew that Brown was coming for him. It's seen on the videos. Brown is stalking him all over the arena. Dodger Bob had no choice and gave Brown a shove. Brown retaliated with a cross check. Probert escaped death ☠ and won. Brown grabbed him and started whaling on his face. Probert pulled Brown down to the ice. Probert missed his first swing. The Red Wings announcer had a few too many trips to the beer stand. He said he catches him , which was wrong. They both went toe to toe. Probert got 4. The last one was on the chin. Brown hit him with 2 big hooks and 1 lesser punch. Notice that Probert was hunched down hiding his jaw. He was getting bashed, and felt those shots. Brown got winged and temporarily went down on one knee. Brown easily stood up and aggressively grabbed Probert. Brown wrestled Probert to his knees on the ice. That's why the refs intervened and pulled them apart. The refs never rescued Brown from going down temporarily. That's why at the end Probert was on the left on his knees and Brown was on his knees as well. People think Probert destroyed Brown which is not true. Why was Probert on his knees at the end. Either Brown had a chin of steel with reserve power to easily get up or Probert needed more Wheaties to try and keep Brown down. This is a win for Probert but I don't think it was a rescued TKO punch that ended this fight. The fight ended because Brown grabbed him aggressively and wrestled Probert down on his knees. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown and Stu Grimson as the runner up. Regarding Probert trying to draw a penalty is false. Probert was corralled and forced to fight whether he wanted to or not. Fight or get wrecked. Brown did try to get him to fight a rematch later in this game. Probert declined again... a die hard Probert fan fellow who attended this game said it clearly. He also acknowledged the Probert vs Jeff Beaukaboom earlier this game. If Probert fans think Brown was scared or not wanting a rematch? Brown was the most dangerous fighter to drop the gloves.
Another Probert fight with him losing his shirt, just shocking !!! Anybody that ever played and has been in a hockey fight knows the distinct advantage of losing your shirt, your opponent can’t grab on like you can. Always a big advantage, I wonder why the NHL brought in the tie down rule ? Hmmmmm
You can say the same about brown having an edge by jumping Bob and almost every opponent he fought, and he lost his jersey many times. Come on man enough with the excuses.
Probert is an all-time great, but he lost his share, like everyone did. He lost to Ewen (a KO), Berube, Crowder, Fraser, Semenko (though dirty), Chychrun, Grimson, Jennings, Domi, Twist, McCarthy, Tamer, Simon, Brashear, Morissette, Laus, Belanger, Nazarov, and Shelley.
People think he was just coked up all the time. Watch his documentary. You might learn something. He didn't use coke while playing but one time. He admits that. But not while playing. It made him slow and paranoid.
@@matturibe7037 C'mon Buddy... Bob McGill said he punched Probert straight in the jaw hard behind the net. Probert didn't flinch. Bob McGill said he saw a guy on drugs. Later that evening Probert was arrested for possession of cocaine. Probert was sentenced to 3 months in a Minnesota state prison and 3 more months in a halfway house. Probert was a criminal and the jail cell chump. Probert again got in trouble for possession of cocaine in 1994. The Red wings later ran him out of town. Probert said that he started using cocaine since he turned pro. His own Detroit Red Wings teammates said he was running around the ice in games on the powder. Marty Uribe please make sense for a change. Probert snorted more cocaine than the actor on scarface Tony Montana for pets sake...
probert give em the gordie howe elbow smash to the face then brown dropped the gloves first an ended up throwin a few an jus HOLDING ON, never seen brown jus hold on when his left was free,but THATS WHAT HAPPENED... then in this one brown jumps probert like he always does an got knocked the fuck down yo,,,
Probert jumped Brown with a cheap shot elbow too Brown's face while Brown was holding his stick. Brown shook of the elbow smash. The gloves dropped and Brown pumped Probert with 4 straight punches. Probert felt those and shit the bed holding on for dear life. Brown pumped him with a couple more than steered coke brains into the boards. Probert didn't look Brown in the eyes. He was crapping his shorts. Win Brown the NHL heavyweight champ. Probert didn't even land one clean punch on Brown's face. Probert threw a wimpy upper cut that hit Brown on his shoulder pad. That mosquito upper cut couldn't compete with a Jay Miller noodle noogie... LMAO lol 😂 Probert couldn't parachute out of his jersey the wimp ass... LMAO lol 😂
Brown smashed Probert's face several times for that cheap shot elbow. Probert didn't amount to a bean fart , with no punches landed on Brown's face. ZERO ! 😂 Brown won and was the champion until January 9, 1991 in this round 2 fight. Probert die hard fans don't know that Bob lost 50 -52: NHL fights with 62 draws in 246 fights. Still a good record for battling that many. Some sites claim Probert had 288 NHL fights.
Can you imagine what would have happened without Ref's there to save Dave? He jumped Probert from behind, and still got his ass handed to him.
The refs never saved Dave, you blind dumb ass 😂 Probert only winged Brown down temporarily. Brown easily got up on his skates and power wrestled Bob down on his knees. The refs then pulled them apart. Get your eyes checked. Fool 😂 Bob Probert was once interviewed live on television on Michael Landsberg off the record. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Who is the toughest guy you ever fought? Probert answered Dave Brown . Bob paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner-up. Michael Landsberg responded "So those guys were really tough." Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat? Probert answered Bob McGill, I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently? Probert answered George Laraque. Get educated Ace Ventura Blunder boy... 😂
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only won fights when he shed his jersey just lie Rob Ray
@@MicheleSmith-i2c That just isn't true. Bob won a ton of fights with his Jersey still on. But yes, I don't think he ever lost one with it off.
Yo I just started getting into hockey & I started to watch these old tapes and for my $$$ Bob Probert was A #1 king of the rink! And if you disagree you are either a hater or you smoking! He's actually my favorite hockey player. R.i.p. probie, It would have been an honor to have met you warrior!
Yeah, well if you actually study the video, Dave was getting up again when the refs jumped in. Saved Brown? I doubt it, enforcers around the league claim Brown hits hard and nobody said that about Bob. His power was his stamina and losing his jersey. One of the toughest ever? Sure. But the number 1 of all-time? A pissed off Nick Fotiu would say, hold my beer🤨
Probert was the king of hockey fighters when hockey was a man's sports
GOAT- end of story. Took those brutal shots from GOAT2 and came back to land more and heavier 1s of his own. QED.
@@MyRobertallen lol
Can't have a true NHL scrap without a little Latin in there
Nice job
He started slow in many of his fights but he usually ended them with the other guy lying on the ice.
@yourmomsmellslike karp....lol
brown probably ripped it off looking for a pack of smokes judging from his stamina.....lol
do you cry this much after your priest rips off your alter boy garb and slings you over a pew while your uncle chuck takes pics.....lol
moron
@YoshiKarp yeah thats why Probert dropped Brown 2x
Wow! Probert is the all--time NHL heavyweight KING!!!
I'm a NY fan, (Buff) Playfair, Ray, Gillies, Nystrom, Beck, Langdon, etc,, but you can make a good case for Probert being no. 1 all time.
In terms of the most feared, regarding not simply losing but being hurt, I would say and admitting a bias, obviously, is Gillies.
Schuktz was an animal in his day. He fought big names...Willie plett..oreilly a bunch. Behn wilson up there. Fotiu in those few years was tough...
@@jcyt0511 Joey Kocur has hurt more imo.
Mickey Redmond is good at giving the call on a hockey fight....Detroit announcer but always gives the other team's tough guy their due. Brown v Probert a good matchup.
I've always liked this about Mick. Can't stand listening to other biased calls of fights. Mick loves and respects the game and you can tell. He's always called it like it is, especially when it comes to fighting
This is why it was their last fight. Brown figured that if you can jump Probert while he still had his clothes on and still get smoked it's best to avoid him.
You don't have a clue of what you're taking about. Probert picked his spots and fought fought Jeff Beaukaboom earlier in this game. Brown was sent out to fight Probert . Probert declined the 1st challenge. 2nd time Brown was sent out to fight Probert as seen on the video. Brown is chasing and shadowing Probert all over the arena. Dodger Bob doesn't want a piece of Brown and gives Brown a shove. Brown retaliated with a cross check. He wants to beat on Probert's face. Probert stumbled forward towards Brown. Then the fists start swinging. Brown hit Probert with 5 solid punches. Probert hit Brown with 4 punches and won a slugout. First Time Brown went down Probert pulled him down. He missed the first swing of target. Probert knocked Brown down only for a couple seconds and Brown was up fast grabbing Probert to continue battle. Probert did win but he took his lumps as well. Probert looked like a mess as he skated towards the penalty box. He came out of a tornado 🌪. Few guys beat Brown in his career and they got beat up trying to beat Brown. Later in that game Brown was sent out a 3rd time for the rematch but Probert declined the challenge as usual. His face was still sore and I bet he didn't want to chance getting his face smashed up from a pissed off Dave Brown. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill, I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert , who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. The clear majority of comments on this fight don't have a clue of what they are talking about. Probert, Tie Domi and Stu Grimson all revealed that Brown was the toughest guy each of them fought. Grimson and Domi added that Brown hit them the hardest ever. Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live. Michael Landsberg asked Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown. Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown hit way harder than Probert. Grimson said Brown was the most feared fighter in NHL. Search on Google: George Laraque the only fight I ran away. The NHL was scared of Brown.... He was the nightmare on NHL Street. Search on Google: Philadelphia Flyers top 10 fighters in franchise history . Search on Google: The Dave Brown effect from the hockey writers.com. Search on RUclips: Stu Grimson interview Dave Brown 1990 a short 2:44 video. Dave Brown was once interviewed and asked who was the toughest guy he ever fought. Brown answered, Val James " when you fought him you knew it " keep studying kid....
@@mirandasalinas9412 Bob still smoked him after getting jumped. Nothing will change that fact.
@@adamelam6385 You still don't have a clue of what you're taking about. He obviously didn't hurt Brown, otherwise Brown would of stayed down. Probert got beat up to earn a win. He never forgot Brown ever like most guys in that Era. I believe him over you and the majority of the comments. I bet that Probert's ears were ringing for a while after fighting Brown in round 1 and round 2. 2 tough guys for sure... Brown was a dangerous guy to mess with. By the way Brown never surprised jumped Probert in this fight. Probert knew that Brown was coming for him after Bob fought Jeff Beaukaboom . It's common sense, Brown never sneaked up behind him. Brown was after him 3 separate times in this game. I've spoken with a guy who actually attended this game live at Joe Louis arena on Jan 9,1991. He told the fight was a beauty. Brown did try to get Bob to fight again in a rematch but Probert declined again. So much for your Brown never went near Probert story... LMAO lol 😂 Probert stayed clear of Brown. Brown forced Dodger Bob to fight earlier in that game . He corralled him and started whaling on his face. That's what happens to cowardly guys who picked fights with Brown's teammates. Brown hunted you down and out came the jackhammer win lose or draw. That's what great enforcers were paid to do....
@@mirandasalinas9412 just because Dave has a decent chin but that doesn't change the fact that he got blasted. You have to be a hardcore homer not to see that as anything other than an L for Dave.
@@adamelam6385 Yup Probert won but he got blasted as well. That's why he never forgot who the toughest guy he ever fought was. He couldn't stop Brown from coming at him. Luckily Probert never tied down and played with a loose untied jersey. He was slippery lol 😂 he was good at escaping when the heat was on him. Brown just wanted to fight but Probert declined and dodged Brown all game. Probert picked his spots and fought Jeff Chychrun 2 times in a Flyers vs Red Wings game. Brown went after Probert and guess what happened? LMAO Probert dodged Brown and skated away up the ice ans stayed near the refs. That video was on RUclips. Probert even declined Craig Berube in that game. Berube, Brown and Chychrun all won fights vs Probert. Heck even Rick Tocchet gave Probert problems in fights. Bob was the Flyers punching bag in those years. The Flyers were bad asses....
Probert took a big, strong, legitimate, tough guy and destroyed him. The toughest ever.
Was at this game. Good times. 😊
Got beaten up here
Helped that his jersey was off
Probe had some great accuracy with his punches throughout his career
His right heaviest shot OAT. Straight as arrow and with tremendous force behind it. Thing of fighting beauty.
Brown had great accuracy as well. He smashed up many faces. He hit Probert with 5 big haymakers throughout this slugout. Bob's memories of Brown.... Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded "so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque... Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown hit way harder than Probert. Grimson knows because he fought Probert 13 times. Tie Domi said that Brown hit him the hardest ever. Grimson , Domi and Probert said Brown was the toughest guy each of them ever fought.
@@mirandasalinas9412 add that all up and it tells us that Domi was the toughest.
@@spod11 Domi was durable and tough for his size no dispute. He wasn't the greatest but he gave the big boys a battle.
Part of Domi's success also had to do with being a lefty. Lefty's always seemed to have an advantage of some type over righty's. If you look at Domi's fights with the toughest lefty's, he didn't fare so well. To me that's how you judge the toughest lefty's. Look at their fights with the other lefty's.
Damn! Probie is Still the King!🙂
Not saying he wasn't the king, but if his equipment stayed on for most of his fights, some would have been more even.
Everyone is crying about Probert fighting with loose jerseys... well, Dave Brown was well known for doing the same thing. So all of you "Dave Brown" fans can't have it both ways!
How else was Li’l Brownie going to show us his skinny, skinny left arm? 😂
Brown cheated his left jersey was extra extra tite !!!! Like it was from the Xsmall kids section at Walmart !! May as well fought shirtless !!!
Thats a true statement. It means he was scared to take one on the nose. CHEATER
Were they both on blow??? Or just Probie?
Couple of the hockey's greatest heavyweights going at it...classic!
Damn the GOAT!!! A pist off Probert was the worst thing for every fighter in the NHL.
Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. Dave Brown had an effect on Probert's face. Probert never forgot. Kudos to Stu Grimson as well. Tie Domi was tough for his size. Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record. Michael Landsberg asked Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown. Domi and Brown had an effect on Odjick's face. Stu Grimson's interview on RUclips Dave Brown 1990 a short 2:44 video. Brown had an effect on Grimson's face. Brown had an effect on Ken Baumgartner's face. Brown had an effect on Jim Kyte's face. Brown had an effect on Gord Kluzak's face. Brown had an effect of Craig Coxe 's face, Brown had an effect on Tim Coulis's face, Cam Russell's face , Jim MacKenzie's face,Terry Carrkner's face, Ronnie Sterns face, Kevin McClelland's face,Jay Miller's face, Shawn Cronin's face, John Kordic's face, Randy McKay's face, Warren Young's face,Jay Well's face and the list goes on ... Jeff Parker's face, Troy Mallett's face. A Pist off Dave Brown was the last guy you wanted to mess with .... Brown had tougher competition in the NHL over the 2 fights vs Probert. Randy McKay, Jim Kyte Darin Kimble were tougher competition for Brown compared to Probert's fights in round 1 and round 2. A Pisssstttt of Brown smashed all the guys faces mentioned above... Brown 2as the most feared fighter in NHL history period.... Stu Grimson's book reveals that Brown was the most feared fighter in NHL. Grimson said Brown hit way harder than Probert. Probert is considered greatest but not necessarily the toughest. 1. Probert 2 . Brown 3. Behn Wilson are greatest. I personally feel that a guy like Derek Boogaard would be too tough to win over in best of 7 fight series. This man was a monster with a power house knock out fist. 270 pounds of power.... that's super tough... by the way Brown said that the toughest guy he ever fought was Val James, Brown said " when you fought him you knew it " keep studying kid....
More copy and paste bullshit...you have no clue about hockey
.it's laughable how much of a unknowledgeable troll you are..isn't it time for another account change sal pieleci?
Pull your nose out of browns ass anytime
not too many could TKO dave brown.
There was another video of this where despite the obvious the guy tried to say brown won. Lol, hey i respect the hell out of dave brown but come on now.
Probert may be the only one.
@@evulmievl Pathetic Flyer fans, always have excuses !!
Ray did
@@Chaturanger Ray won 1 fight in an edge win. The other 2 fights were draws
One of the best fight of Bob💪
He landed at least 5 great shots.
Probert wanted to go down on him, Brown said no so they fought.
When the sweater comes off the other player though you know your in trouble. Proby and Brown were exceptional tough. I think of all thd rules thst came later the sweater tie downs rule was probably the best move.
Probert was the king.
And he had kocur riding shotgun. Scary times to be an nhl fighter heading into Detroit.
Was this a title bout?
Of ALL time it was
And Brown got his face smashed.
@@tod537 Probert also got his face smashed. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown ,he then paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg responded " so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque...
Ya Probert retains title . Again
@@mirandasalinas9412 Shut up. For a guy who doesn't like Probert you sure do talk a lot of bs and keep up on him LOL!!! RIP the real Champ. Brown the number two chump!!!
Probert wanted to go down on him...and he did !!! Lmao...the commentary
Down with Brown!
Probie never lost a rematch
He lost the rematch too Craig Berube. He lost too Tony Twist. Probert never beat Sandy McCarthy in the rematch.
@@mirandasalinas9412 enough with your nonsense Sally...you don't know how to judge hockey fights. You've never been in one so you have zero knowledge
@@mirandasalinas9412 Those were past his prime. Twist, got rocked the first ever fight. So, there was no rematch for Probert. He knew he handed Twist a tko. ruclips.net/video/eq9mrkXTxuU/видео.html. Probert was always relevant and the champ for many years. Berube got his ass kicked too. They fought like 8 times with each three wins and one tie each. McCarthy, did great. But again, the second fight was not relevant.
@@matturibe7037 So I'm right once again.... Is a pleasure chatting Marty...
Briuns 1970 boy, you're Jay Jello Miller never won a rematch vs Brown. Brown owned his hide...Brown 9 wins 1 draw and 1 measly loss to pillow Miller... Brown owned the Boston bean bags. Miller, Plett, Curran and Kluzak. Lyndon Byers stayed clear of Brown. Brown would sell his hide and and have it custom made as a punching bag...
Wow you didn't see Probie get pissed often but he was steamed there.
When he got mad, there was nobody better than Probie.
Because Brown jumped him like he jumped everyone else . U tube the Craig Cox interview he says this there is no reason to jump fighters who are willing to fight ! They have no problem dropping the gloves
@@davepett6531 Craig Coxe is full of poop, he took a run at Brown from behind in the corner. Video shows both guys dropping their sticks on the ice to fight. " Coxies army was looking for a battle " quoted by the announcer. Coxe stirred the pot and got 15 stitches over the eye . He left for the looker room and need a metre length of stitches to hold his eyeball in place. Coxe met the real NHL heavyweight champ just 2 weeks after he fought the rookie Bob the greenhorn Probert. I bet after the Brown fight Coxe was begging it was Probert instead. LMAO Plett boy take off those blind man glasses 👓
Brown was suspended for 15 games for cross-checking New York Rangers forward Tomas Sandström, breaking his jaw and causing a concussion. 6'5" 230 lbs. and tuff. Okay!!!!! Nuff said!!!!!! Every head must bow, every tongue must confess. R.I.P. BIG BOB!!!!!!!!
I would have loved to have seen big Georges against Brown, Of course Georges would have to watch for the cheap shots and back jumping.
Laraque would destroy Brown in a fair fight.
The original "Down goes Brown"
I enjoy fights like this, not the ones where they smack each other on the ass .
The 2 toughest of there time
Probert should be in HoF. That guy gave everything he had to the game
Oh my. He recovered from being jumped from behind and put an unbelievable pounding on Brown. Brown was notorious for jumping guys from behind and sucker punching them. Probert would have none of it. Those right hands were like hypersonic missiles to Brown's face.
Dave Brown was incredibly tough.....makes this fight all the more impressive for Probie. What a chin on Brown though for taking 4 or 5 good ones and staying up
Dandy Scrap there !!! :)
You know folks. This was only 1. I was at games where Brown took Probert hands down and yet those videos are nowhere to be found? Lets face it, you can't win them all and here is one Brown lost. Every good enforcer lost from time to time. One of the toughest jobs in hockey back in those days.
Go to sleep brown
Man! I NEVER get tired of seeing proby fights! Good one my dude!🔥👊🏼
Chris Simon and Chris Niland took it to Brown too.
I'm a Habs fan fellow Nilan won 1 fight in about 7 fights vs Brown. Don't make us laugh 😂 Chris Simon vs Brown round 1 was a legendary slugout out draw... Both guys are up straight throwing bombs with no fear. Not hunched down like a turtle hiding because you can't take punches like real men do. Example watch Probert in this fight. Watch Probert in the hunched Bach head way down like a turtle in hiding vs Chris Simon. Sim fed Probert with so many lefts Probert was begging fir a right. Head down like a scared turtle. LMAO. Simon vs Brown round 2 was a narrow win for Simon, he landed more and better punches. Simon was a wuss in fights when he bailed and would fall down on purpose. He fell down on purpose in both fights vs Brown. Simon was tough and a young buck.
Brown really took some shots in this fight. You usually don't see that type of accuracy in hockey fights, but slo-mo this fight and watch how many shots Brown takes.
He also landed some good uppercuts on Probie.
@@joseperez1085 yes he did ! Isn’t as one sided as some of the Wings fans here want you to believe.
@@SirManfly Maybe, but as a Bruin fan Probert was the victor, despite being jumped.
@@SirManfly Lol, Probert beat him pretty good here.
@@SirManfly he jumped him though,cmon man. an probert still WON...
Did Proberts jersey ever stay on, during a fight?
t c....lol
did your uncle chucks pants ever stay on, while he baby sat you?.....lol
dummy
@@huntercalgary it wasn't uncle Chuck, it was parish priest...lmfao! Merry Christmas!
No disrespect to Brown, but in this particular fight Probert spotted him four punches trying to draw a penalty and then got up and pounded him into the ground.
Probert was waiting for his drip
"ai yai yai! " is classic. lol
Bob Probert will always be my favorite, having followed hockey since I was a little kid the late 50s ….Probie was the greatest and toughest enforcer I have ever seen and he could play too…. That’s not to take anything away from Dave Brown because he was at the top himself and was a bad ass…! After you watch this fight you know why Bob is the King…! That was a great fight by two of the greatest warriors….I loved watching Bob and I miss him…❤️💯👍
#1 vs #2 Alltime
Ever see John Ferguson?
Wrong
Brown was the champ prior to this fight . Probert won and became the champ.
Probert and Gillies, two guys I wouldn’t fight with a chair, a bullwhip and .45. They were tough as nails!
Chris Simon & fotui as well.
Brown, Behn Wilson, Joey Kocur, Donald Brashear, Tony Twist, Marty McSorley, Sandy McCarthy, George Laraque, Derek Boogaard, Jim MacKenzie, Craig Berube, Stu Grimson were all better fighters than Clark Gillies ever was...
Damn Probie sure did win that round. i thought Brown won most of their fights that i’ve seen but Probie sure did win this one. Two of the best ever.
They only had 2 fights, the first was a largely uneventful right in fight with very few punches, this however was a passing of the belt kinda fight
I think Probie landed a FOREARM shot or two!
Having his jersey come off helped Probert
Классный бой! Проберт начало проспал, но потом встрепенулся и отправил Дэйва в нокдаун.
You are right about oversleeping, right my Russian friend 😂😂😂😂
Probert, Rob Ray, Glen Cochrane.....the jersey boys. They couldn't win fights unless their jerseys came off.
Dropped & Rocked …. In what was the most significant bout in In the Golden Era of NHL Heavyweights! This bout was for the Belt!
Brown was a one trick Pony … jump your opponent.. land the first big shot…. Get it to the ice & claim victory.
Brown had No chin…. No stamina… wore artificially tightened sleeves & needed the “ Jump “ to win his fights!
For you new comers to the fight game… 1990 on up…. That Belly Ache about Probie coming out of his sweater… This was a counter move for those that would seatbelt him by pulling his sweater up & over to neutralize his arms… Probie never wore Goalie cut jerseys like Marty & Ray… didn’t wear cut away sleeves like Twist & Kordic…. Or artificially tight sleeves like Brown! …. If he got out of his sweater.. So be it!
He didn’t feel he need an Edge to win his fights as he was the total package …. Hence, The King!!! Nuff said!!!!!
How come there isn't a penalty box? This is 1991. Was it not mandatory yet?
Brown never waited for anyone, ever. Lotta crosschecks then just started throwing no matter what. Probie weathered the storm then put Brownie down. One of those first Probie hammers, actually staggers Dave. You can see it. Brown kinda loses his feet then Probie folds him up a few punches later. A fired up Probert was literally unbeatable.
Down Goes Brown. 💫 😵🤛
It was at 15 seconds when brown realized oh shit I f****d up.
Possibly Probe's best ever win???
Probert feeds Brown his lunch. Love to see it. Never liked Brown, never will.
Brown the jump artist, never could go toe to toe. Glad he was taught another lesson here
He only lost because probies equipment came off lol.
@@Dalt21 I know you're joking, or hope you are at least
Todd Leonard brownie did jump him granted but had grip, and was feeding probert. Until his equipment and jersey unties, you clearly see brown lose that grip he had. Then had no chance
@@Dalt21 Sure the jersey was throwing the punches. But jumping a guy isn't a better advantage? Ignorance is all I have to say to Brown fans. I mean get your heads out of your asses. I mean do you listen to yourself. Biased or not, Brown got his ass kicked and would have if the jersey was on. Probert Dropped him when he got up. Then the equipment comes off. Regardless, it wasn't because of no grip. Yet it was okay to cross check Probert, throw many shots. Not let a guy fight face to face. Karmas a bitch!!!
@@Dalt21 Brown had his jerseys left sleeve made tighter so nobody could get a good grip on it and stop his lefts. So Brownie lost even with that advantage. And he should have known better than pull Probie’s jersey off.
Jump man got caved in AGAIN
Well, we know now Browny can take a punch. Most everyone else would have stayed down or been knocked out cold. Probie really tagged him.
Kelly Chase has been on podcasts saying how Probert wasn't that tough and couldn't hurt anybody, and how Brown was really the big bad wolf. Well there's Probert hammering Brown right into the ice, and that's after Brown jumped him. Probert had two fantastic attributes: his stamina and his chin. He could go two minutes, three minutes easily without tiring. And he could take punches. Man could he take punches. Watch the fight between him and Gaetz. He gets hammered in the opening part of that fight but won't go down. Only Ewen and Morrisette really ever hurt him.
Kelly Chase was high when he said that.
Proberts "stamina" = Bolivian marching powder
And Brown sent doooiwn
Probert's jersey was always an issue
yup I started to notice that proberts jersey came off more and more like Rays , probert , mcsorley , and ray all used to get the advantage by having their jerseys slide off, com on bob you're better than them
Not for him it wasn’t...
@james punkville....lol
it was always pulled off by the guy he was fighting....lol
like you pull your priests pants off after a drunk....lol
milquetoast
@@huntercalgary and you're a fuckin pussy hiding behind your words dickhead , oh tough guy you're a " Hunter " real easy to call someone a Punk on the computer
@james nuttville.....lol
its easy to call you milquetoast too.....lol
now.....off you go.....lol
tumbleweed
The only person Probert ever lost to and didnt get revenge on was Joey Kocur
A lot of people could win fights on the ice if they only have a t shirt. I loved Probie but that’s bs ....and he had that advantage a lot.
It’s not like Probert was the only player who’s jersey came off during fights.
They could've done the same thing, then it's punch for punch, no Secord style of fighting, just brawling.
Probert was a wannabe stripper!
Brown past his prime.
Expert sports announcing.
Probie wins with about 8 shots to Browns chin. But Brown stated out strong with 3 big upper cuts. WOW great fight!!!
As a Bruin fan let me say, that yes Brown began well, but I would attribute that to the fact that one could say that he basically jumped Probert. All things being equal, once Probert got his bearings the fight was a route...A win for Probert.
@@robertlamkin6464 RIGHT
And to think - all Probie wanted to do was go down on Brown. ❤
Actually Probert never wanted a piece of Brown. Brown challenged Probert earlier in this game. Probert declined the challenge. Brown was sent out a 2nd time to settle it because Probert fought Jeff Beaukaboom earlier in this game. Brown was doing his job,pound skulls . Probert fans think that Brown surprised jumped Probert, that's completely false . Probert knew that Brown was coming for him. It's seen on the videos. Brown is stalking him all over the arena. Dodger Bob had no choice and gave Brown a shove. Brown retaliated with a cross check. Probert escaped death ☠ and won. Brown grabbed him and started whaling on his face. Probert pulled Brown down to the ice. Probert missed his first swing. The Red Wings announcer had a few too many trips to the beer stand. He said he catches him , which was wrong. They both went toe to toe. Probert got 4. The last one was on the chin. Brown hit him with 2 big hooks and 1 lesser punch. Notice that Probert was hunched down hiding his jaw. He was getting bashed, and felt those shots. Brown got winged and temporarily went down on one knee. Brown easily stood up and aggressively grabbed Probert. Brown wrestled Probert to his knees on the ice. That's why the refs intervened and pulled them apart. The refs never rescued Brown from going down temporarily. That's why at the end Probert was on the left on his knees and Brown was on his knees as well. People think Probert destroyed Brown which is not true. Why was Probert on his knees at the end. Either Brown had a chin of steel with reserve power to easily get up or Probert needed more Wheaties to try and keep Brown down. This is a win for Probert but I don't think it was a rescued TKO punch that ended this fight. The fight ended because Brown grabbed him aggressively and wrestled Probert down on his knees. Bob Probert was once interviewed on Michael Landsberg off the record interview live on television. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown and Stu Grimson as the runner up. Regarding Probert trying to draw a penalty is false. Probert was corralled and forced to fight whether he wanted to or not. Fight or get wrecked. Brown did try to get him to fight a rematch later in this game. Probert declined again... a die hard Probert fan fellow who attended this game said it clearly. He also acknowledged the Probert vs Jeff Beaukaboom earlier this game. If Probert fans think Brown was scared or not wanting a rematch? Brown was the most dangerous fighter to drop the gloves.
Probert was losing until his sweater came off.
My all time favorite warriors fuck yeah!
man, you don't see many , if any guys take some lefts from Brownie and then punch Brown right back in his face. yikes.
Damn Probie you scary!!!!
Brownie was at the end there…..Proby was one of the greats
Brown pays for this jump
I'm sure glad Probert didn't "go down" on Brown. THat would've have been a pretty sight. lol
Probert.....!!
Probert tried to go down on him
But he didnt
wouldnt want to be the little linesman...
Bobby❤
Funny, look at all the Mullets in the stands. No Hat wearing back then.
Boom boom!
Taken back by how easy Probert's equipment comes off. Hard to tell who would have won that one.
Brownie jumped him.....probie didn't even want to fight..
Probert pumped Brown. When have you ever seen that… Probie best ever.
Two monsters
Bob Probert uber alles!!
Probert with jersey off for the 100th time. 👎
Another Probert fight with him losing his shirt, just shocking !!!
Anybody that ever played and has been in a hockey fight knows the distinct advantage of losing your shirt, your opponent can’t grab on like you can. Always a big advantage, I wonder why the NHL brought in the tie down rule ? Hmmmmm
Rob Ray.
absolutely
They all had the same advantage at the time.
Another Brown fight where he jumped someone.
You can say the same about brown having an edge by jumping Bob and almost every opponent he fought, and he lost his jersey many times. Come on man enough with the excuses.
-Robert had the lose jersey. It’s a no no
Only remember Proby losing once, Troy Crowder. But Proby won one all the rematches.
Probert is an all-time great, but he lost his share, like everyone did. He lost to Ewen (a KO), Berube, Crowder, Fraser, Semenko (though dirty), Chychrun, Grimson, Jennings, Domi, Twist, McCarthy, Tamer, Simon, Brashear, Morissette, Laus, Belanger, Nazarov, and Shelley.
Probert lost 52 nhl fights with 62 draws in approximately 288 fights. Some claim he had 246 fights?
Ahahaha Downtown Brown got his ass handed .
Probert was dangerous when coked up.
People think he was just coked up all the time. Watch his documentary. You might learn something. He didn't use coke while playing but one time. He admits that. But not while playing. It made him slow and paranoid.
@@matturibe7037 C'mon Buddy... Bob McGill said he punched Probert straight in the jaw hard behind the net. Probert didn't flinch. Bob McGill said he saw a guy on drugs. Later that evening Probert was arrested for possession of cocaine. Probert was sentenced to 3 months in a Minnesota state prison and 3 more months in a halfway house. Probert was a criminal and the jail cell chump. Probert again got in trouble for possession of cocaine in 1994. The Red wings later ran him out of town. Probert said that he started using cocaine since he turned pro. His own Detroit Red Wings teammates said he was running around the ice in games on the powder. Marty Uribe please make sense for a change. Probert snorted more cocaine than the actor on scarface Tony Montana for pets sake...
Brown took like 6 straight shots and still held on.
He held on for dear life.
Probert wanted to go down on him? WTF?
Проберт машина!
Bang zoom, down goes Brown
Then Probert went up to the announcers' booth and gave them both black eyes for suggesting he wanted to "go down" on Dave Brown.
Probert got shit on here and vs twist
Brown down with his punching bag face.
Strader said...property wanted to go down on hi.
It was better when home teams wore white
wow,probert destroyed him
...and what happened during the first fight?
google it you lazy 1/2 breed...lol
geesh
probert give em the gordie howe elbow smash to the face then brown dropped the gloves first an ended up throwin a few an jus HOLDING ON, never seen brown jus hold on when his left was free,but THATS WHAT HAPPENED... then in this one brown jumps probert like he always does an got knocked the fuck down yo,,,
Probert jumped Brown with a cheap shot elbow too Brown's face while Brown was holding his stick. Brown shook of the elbow smash. The gloves dropped and Brown pumped Probert with 4 straight punches. Probert felt those and shit the bed holding on for dear life. Brown pumped him with a couple more than steered coke brains into the boards. Probert didn't look Brown in the eyes. He was crapping his shorts. Win Brown the NHL heavyweight champ. Probert didn't even land one clean punch on Brown's face. Probert threw a wimpy upper cut that hit Brown on his shoulder pad. That mosquito upper cut couldn't compete with a Jay Miller noodle noogie... LMAO lol 😂 Probert couldn't parachute out of his jersey the wimp ass... LMAO lol 😂
Brown smashed Probert's face several times for that cheap shot elbow. Probert didn't amount to a bean fart , with no punches landed on Brown's face. ZERO ! 😂 Brown won and was the champion until January 9, 1991 in this round 2 fight. Probert die hard fans don't know that Bob lost 50 -52: NHL fights with 62 draws in 246 fights. Still a good record for battling that many. Some sites claim Probert had 288 NHL fights.
Probert put like 5 on Brown's chin
coke and no jersey winning combo RIP Probby
Coke lasts about 10 minutes.I doupt he did it on the bench.Brown was a fast starter probie a great finisher.good scrap.