Morning Kings and Queens Hope everyone week has gone smooth. This is one of the many videos in my archives that i have been to work redo'ing . Hopefully everyone enjoys and has a nice weekend. Track list: YT Creator Studio Silently Storming Come On High Speed Dating - Single Friend Feeling's Not Mutual - Single Friend No Need To Share - Single Friend Contact High - RKVC Chef Brian Lust Fresh healthy Perspectives
Honcho your content is amazing i love all your attention to detail and love for the sport. I am also a massive ayrton senna fan I loved that you showed him in this video thank you for all the great videos
Should've included Angel Garcia slapping Danny Garica during the Lucas Matthysse fight because he was blowing the fight. That slap literally woke his ass up.
"Tip your hat, pop the chain, short Joe Louis, then wipe his nose with the hook. It's that simple." Still one of the best lines I've ever heard from a trainer - Brother Nazim Richardson, RIP
Then you gotta hit him with a Savannah casserole downstairs, flip your biscuit to the left, and come up with a nervous gecko in your pocket. It’s that easy Shane.
Is just crazy how the corner works the psychology of the fighters through the fight. These guys don't get enough credit, so awesome job making this vid.
Exactly. Some got that piercing poetic speech, others got the rambunctious fiery rants. Sometimes, its real visceral. I could watch cornerwork all day. I cant get enough of those moments. From "Don't panic. Keep moving. Slip sliding. Sticking and stabbing with the jab" to "this is the last round, dont let it get away", you gotta love the corner moments.
Best corner moment is Adrian Broner’s coach asking him what punch Pacquiao got him with because he didn’t see it and Broner is sitting there like ”I didn’t either” 😂
I love when Emanuel Stewart is like “you gon fuck around and get caught with some crazy shit” lmao it makes me laugh every time, he definitely right tho
Manny: Your not throwing enough punches Wladimir Wladmir: I am Manny: Throw some more, you gon let him walk away with a bullshit decision. Wladmir: Im not
How does this not have the greatest moment in the history of boxing..."you're blowin' it son, you're blowin' it!" Angelo Dundee and Sugar Ray Leonard, hands down.
Wow, I've always thought Julio's corner moment in Chavez vs Taylor was so memorable growing up but I never saw it in "most memorable corner moments" videos so when I saw it in this one it truly just made me feel so happy that someone actually agrees that this was such a memorable corner moment, thank you for including it in your video
2gunzup07 his fight against Douglas wasn’t in his prime LOL he didn’t even has original training team and coach, was rolling with don king, and wasn’t training. That was 1990, his prime was around 88. But keep being a little virgin hater lmfao I bet you’re under 18 kid pipe down.
I really love the racing reference. I'm a huge Lewis Hamilton fan (hence my avatar) and know exactly what you were talking about when it comes to being the race leader versus chasing the leader. One of the things that makes Lewis Hamilton so great is his ability to lead races and continue to create distance between him and the car behind.
RIP Emmanuel 🙏🏾 that toney jirov 12th round will never get old on legendary commentary alone. RIP brother nazim as well last of a dying breed of teachers
Once again a magnificent video. To this day it still baffles me why people do not give the respect that Joe Calzaghe deserves. Great work, always look forward to when you put up new content
60 second psychology man. That's why it pays to have a good corner man, to protect you from yourself and to get you motivated. It's a balancing act for sure
The whispering was a reflection of him hearing his coaches voice as his voice in his own head ! Kinda brilliant “ don’t let him slip away... don’t let him slip away, don’t l e t him s.l i p awayyy!”
Hancho big fan bro. Love your videos and commentary. You’re a true fan of the sport and you know what you’re talking about. As we know a lot of times these trainers in the corner are like fathers to these guys. When you’re watching a fight it’s hard to understand how these guys are thinking in the heat of battle trying to win. Watching the great Julio Cesar Chavez last night and I came across one of his “stay sharp” fights vs Vernon Buchanan. This was back when JCC was pound for pound probably number 1. This kid had no chance but he working his ass off and he cracked Chavez a couple times. After the second round he plops down in his corner quite dejected but the way that his trainer speaks to him was really, well powerful would be what I would call it I It’s pretty inspiring considering the kid didn’t last much longer after that but still it made me think of you. I think showing trainers that care that much about their fighters it be great to see a compilation of these guys.
You finally brought this video back bro! I had been asking forever! Thanks for listening to the fans! This video inspires me before I workout to work harder
You should do one of what happens when boxers don't listen to their corners advice. Look at End of Round 9 instructions by Teddy to Moore when he fights Foreman. He tells him to throw a jab or slip it when Foreman throws his jab since he is trying to take him it out with one shot.
Hancho, your videos are awesome, as usual. Perphaps the best, or in the top 3 channels of boxing, because of... specially, the unbiased and wise opinion you have on the sport. That kind of knowledge, and giving the deserving recognition the "underground" media needs. Also humbleness, i don't forget, years ago, i asked you a single question about the music you were using at the time, not only you answered me, you also gave me everything i needed to get the piece i was asking you for. I'm not doing this to sell you to the public or for being biased towards you, it just for the people to know, a great channel, with a great creator. Saying this. You make a mistake with the example you made of the F1 race. Senna, who was very lucky in Monaco (just the race you were showing), was pretty unstable in the lead. Had to have the best car, by far, to win a race, instead of being the underdog. The perfect example you should have pictured, was Prost, wich, in Monaco 88, did exactly what were you talking about, shadowing the mistakes and desesperation of Senna. I'm not saying this in an anger rant, rather than as a F1 fan, i felt the Irony, and the missed ball in a bittersweet taste, i was watching this almost hopping that Prost would show, making it, the perfect reference to your words. About the video itself. Atlas and Stewart had the same thing in mind, in almost the same kind of fight (except Tyson wasn't even mentally in that Fight IMO). But you can see the anger in Stewart, and the drama in Atlas. I always thought Emmanuel didn't like Tyson at the time, didn't know why, but, that anger wasn't an act.
He knew. Mike may not have been in his right frame of mind and on his last legs, but he still had the power and defense to punch your lights out. Lennox had to finish him
Morning Kings and Queens Hope everyone week has gone smooth. This is one of the many videos in my archives that i have been to work redo'ing . Hopefully everyone enjoys and has a nice weekend.
Track list: YT Creator Studio
Silently Storming
Come On
High Speed Dating - Single Friend
Feeling's Not Mutual - Single Friend
No Need To Share - Single Friend
Contact High - RKVC
Chef Brian
Lust
Fresh healthy Perspectives
Hancho you ever play fight night champion?
You ever play hajime no ippo game
Hey what was going on with Holyfield in the first Moorer fight?
Honcho your content is amazing i love all your attention to detail and love for the sport. I am also a massive ayrton senna fan I loved that you showed him in this video thank you for all the great videos
Should've included Angel Garcia slapping Danny Garica during the Lucas Matthysse fight because he was blowing the fight. That slap literally woke his ass up.
I feel like Naazim Richardson is severely underrated when talking about the best trainers. RIP.
No cap man.
Dude he definitely wasn’t underrated to me.
He always put his fighter in danger
Agreed. He's up there.But he hasn't coached an English world champion yet? And we are the best at boxing. 🏴👍😘🔰
Yes.
"Tip your hat, pop the chain, short Joe Louis, then wipe his nose with the hook. It's that simple."
Still one of the best lines I've ever heard from a trainer
- Brother Nazim Richardson, RIP
@Carl Mannerheim yes he did, passed a few weeks ago. One of the best old school trainers in the business.
Then you gotta hit him with a Savannah casserole downstairs, flip your biscuit to the left, and come up with a nervous gecko in your pocket. It’s that easy Shane.
@@greenmountainboy2528 I love that.
@@jsb1585 timestamp?
@@vyx900 He doesn't say it in this one. He says it to BHop in his fight against Cloud.
Is just crazy how the corner works the psychology of the fighters through the fight. These guys don't get enough credit, so awesome job making this vid.
Exactly. Some got that piercing poetic speech, others got the rambunctious fiery rants. Sometimes, its real visceral. I could watch cornerwork all day. I cant get enough of those moments. From "Don't panic. Keep moving. Slip sliding. Sticking and stabbing with the jab" to "this is the last round, dont let it get away", you gotta love the corner moments.
Remember
Boxing is 10% physical
90% mental
They get 20% at least
they also hydrate, massage, and perform minor surgery
“ you better get him outta here, or he’s gonna catch you with some crazy shit “ 😂😂
Emmanuel Steward was always a wordsmith man
Best corner moment is Adrian Broner’s coach asking him what punch Pacquiao got him with because he didn’t see it and Broner is sitting there like ”I didn’t either” 😂
Might need a funniest moments in the corner video
Do you know which round he said that? I must’ve missed it! 😳
CJ Between 7 & 8 rounds
Jonttu Thanks buddy
"He's not gettin' up Jim!"
I love when Emanuel Stewart is like “you gon fuck around and get caught with some crazy shit” lmao it makes me laugh every time, he definitely right tho
I mean, yeah. You don't play around with a boxer like Mike Tyson, battered or not.
that should be up there with Newton's Laws: F around/getting caught=crazyness
“You are Losing! You can’t box him no more! You have to whip his ass now!” - that’s some real shit
Teddy Atlas was the mastermind tho
He had a good one for Povetkin too, firing him up by reminding him he was fighting for his Father.
@@LIONTAMER3D though that was Freddie Roach
@@supersasukemaniac i'm being sarcastic, listen to him: he's a stark, raving lubatic that just happens to know boxing in & out
He's ready to be whooped
As calm as he could say
🤣
Dude said it in a whispering persuasive voice
Emmanuel Stewart was something else RIP
One of my favorite commentators on HBO. So much knowledge and insight.
A genius with a killer instinct.
Best boxer commentator and trainer hands down. I miss hbo boxing.
Manny: Your not throwing enough punches Wladimir
Wladmir: I am
Manny: Throw some more, you gon let him walk away with a bullshit decision.
Wladmir: Im not
RIP Naseem Richardson. His coaching kept Mosley from quitting against Pacquiao.
is he dead? i feel like i just saw that guy
@@marcelcarter8312 rest in peace to him.
@@marcelcarter8312 he's in every Walmart in America, on his phone
RIP Enzo, the relationship him and Joe had was beautiful
Yes, and Enzo being a musician with no real boxing experience deciding to train his son into greatness is a pretty damn amazing story.
Naazim and Mosley were pissed when they caught Margarito with the plaster. It was a seek and destroy mission...and boy did they destroy him.
I would be too. That ends people's careers and more importantly their overall health, Margarito got what he deserved and then some
@@thepassingstatic6268 I'm glad Cotto got a rematch with Margarito and whopped his ass.
This video makes me tear up idk why. That passion is exhilarating
passion?! they're duking it out for millions of bucks!
How does this not have the greatest moment in the history of boxing..."you're blowin' it son, you're blowin' it!" Angelo Dundee and Sugar Ray Leonard, hands down.
I remember the Virgil hunter moment, seen it live 😂😂😂 sound like a cool guy trying to sell drugs in a corny 80s commercial.
You ready to get high...
@@hannibalbeats24 😂😂💯
There WERE commercials like that, huh?! 😂😂 They were creepy af as kid! 🗣🕵
I need that, “ he ready to be whooped” shirt.
Yea that would be good
R 2 B W son
Wow, I've always thought Julio's corner moment in Chavez vs Taylor was so memorable growing up but I never saw it in "most memorable corner moments" videos so when I saw it in this one it truly just made me feel so happy that someone actually agrees that this was such a memorable corner moment, thank you for including it in your video
Rip Naazim Richardson🙏❤️
I'm a big boxing fan but when you referenced Formula One and Ayrton Senna, I completely lost it! Well done my man.. Well done!
“Cleveland Brownsing himself”
Damn 😞
Thirty seconds in, "Mike Tyson, baby! Mike Tyson!"
? The game who never won a big fight
@@2gunzup07 Cuz most potential BIG fights were either ended in a few rounds or turned out to be a one-sided beatdown.
@@karlobringino8241 holifield, Lewis, buster all competition all Ls mike was a exciting fighter but he underachieved I'm sorry my boy
@Kuro Lotus busta Douglas fought him in his prime. Beat dat ass. Tyson lost every big fight he ever had vs a big name
2gunzup07 his fight against Douglas wasn’t in his prime LOL he didn’t even has original training team and coach, was rolling with don king, and wasn’t training. That was 1990, his prime was around 88. But keep being a little virgin hater lmfao I bet you’re under 18 kid pipe down.
"You don't need a cold towel"
He's so aggressive when whispering
“He’s ready to be whooped”💀💀
The whispered man LMAO
@2:39 lmao
Best on youtube Office Hancho! Love your work
It really is. Know any other good ones?
@@thomassprinkle8895 rummys corner.
@@thomassprinkle8895 BLTV is good too but he gets copyrighted all the time
Thanks for this again! This is teaching people about the game and not just the punches. ✊🏿🙏🏿
It’s the truth,with that right person in your corner you feel like you can take on the world 🌎
HANCHO!! You are simply legendary my good sir. Absolutely LOVE the channel & ALL the videos you put out!! 💯
-Big Indiana Love & Respect! 🥊
You got a sub just from that background music sir. id recognize that music anywhere
“ We are FIREMEN!!!! “
I remember watching that one live .. i thought Teddy was losing it
"Put some water of his BALLS!"
I love the reference to the racing situation you gave!! And using Monaco, one of the hardest tracks in the world.
I really love the racing reference. I'm a huge Lewis Hamilton fan (hence my avatar) and know exactly what you were talking about when it comes to being the race leader versus chasing the leader. One of the things that makes Lewis Hamilton so great is his ability to lead races and continue to create distance between him and the car behind.
One of the Best boxing channel on RUclips... hands down!
Great video man, could have done one just on teddy moments lol
The sweet pea comeback will always stick in my mind, pure heart and dedication
He's had several comeback K.O.!
RIP Emmanuel 🙏🏾 that toney jirov 12th round will never get old on legendary commentary alone. RIP brother nazim as well last of a dying breed of teachers
d o n t l e t h i m g e t a w a y
Always cracks me up
Once again a magnificent video. To this day it still baffles me why people do not give the respect that Joe Calzaghe deserves. Great work, always look forward to when you put up new content
Fighting the corpse of Roy Jones and bigging up that fight really hurt his legacy.
I was literally gonna comment what you said at 8:15. Senna was a different breed of speed. Nobody will ever be like him.
Who’s senna
@@vaporz109 Ayrton Senna, arguably the fastest racing driver ever. If you enjoy cars at all I highly recommend learning about him
@@markoeberhardt3132 Cool, I’ll check him out!
Damn the corner advice really does make a big difference in these fights
60 second psychology man. That's why it pays to have a good corner man, to protect you from yourself and to get you motivated. It's a balancing act for sure
Another outstanding video. Many thanks.
God damn this video was gold thank you honcho another gem.
I love when the "background" guys get some time in the limelight. I would love to see a similar video on great cutmen moments.
I saw a similar video in my recommended and I clocked on it thinking it was Hancho but it wasn’t. Glad this was posted 💯
Great Content for Boxing Fans. GREAT JOB !!!
Sick analysis!
Old video and I know there's a small chance of this being seen, but I appreciated the Senna reference. Nicely done.
The whispering was a reflection of him hearing his coaches voice as his voice in his own head ! Kinda brilliant “ don’t let him slip away... don’t let him slip away, don’t l e t him s.l i p awayyy!”
Just found this channel, dope
I love this. This is the real live teatro 🎭
Great video, maybe my favorite. Just for all the great memories.
Dude that videos about buck was unbelievable I show it to so many people and they get amazed
Keep it up bro
Content is great man. True student of the game!
That G Gundam theme is so epic in your videos.
Props for using one of the Yu-Yu Hakusho themes at the end of the video!! Dope!
First time I woke up for sunset then I come home to this, creed grind coming up
Hancho big fan bro. Love your videos and commentary. You’re a true fan of the sport and you know what you’re talking about. As we know a lot of times these trainers in the corner are like fathers to these guys. When you’re watching a fight it’s hard to understand how these guys are thinking in the heat of battle trying to win. Watching the great Julio Cesar Chavez last night and I came across one of his “stay sharp” fights vs Vernon Buchanan. This was back when JCC was pound for pound probably number 1. This kid had no chance but he working his ass off and he cracked Chavez a couple times. After the second round he plops down in his corner quite dejected but the way that his trainer speaks to him was really, well powerful would be what I would call it I It’s pretty inspiring considering the kid didn’t last much longer after that but still it made me think of you. I think showing trainers that care that much about their fighters it be great to see a compilation of these guys.
This is the greatest boxing channel on RUclips.
I have been watching your videos for a while and just subscribed because of your great content
10pm on Friday night where I am and watching in my hotel room
that Cutman deserves all the praise for hyping his fighter to get that two punch KO.
Best intro on RUclips! Understands what an intro is
I love the honesty of the trainers here!
“I LIKE MIKE TYSON!!!”
Mike tyson baby, mike tyson!
This is awesome and I'm only 2:12 into this modern day RUclips masterpiece bravo
This is an awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
You finally brought this video back bro! I had been asking forever! Thanks for listening to the fans! This video inspires me before I workout to work harder
Another Great Video. Keep em coming.
You should do one of what happens when boxers don't listen to their corners advice. Look at End of Round 9 instructions by Teddy to Moore when he fights Foreman. He tells him to throw a jab or slip it when Foreman throws his jab since he is trying to take him it out with one shot.
great video always love your work!
I like that DragonBall Z music in the intro
You have the best commentary
have to say that was a solid vid right there
Hancho, your videos are awesome, as usual. Perphaps the best, or in the top 3 channels of boxing, because of... specially, the unbiased and wise opinion you have on the sport. That kind of knowledge, and giving the deserving recognition the "underground" media needs.
Also humbleness, i don't forget, years ago, i asked you a single question about the music you were using at the time, not only you answered me, you also gave me everything i needed to get the piece i was asking you for. I'm not doing this to sell you to the public or for being biased towards you, it just for the people to know, a great channel, with a great creator.
Saying this. You make a mistake with the example you made of the F1 race. Senna, who was very lucky in Monaco (just the race you were showing), was pretty unstable in the lead. Had to have the best car, by far, to win a race, instead of being the underdog. The perfect example you should have pictured, was Prost, wich, in Monaco 88, did exactly what were you talking about, shadowing the mistakes and desesperation of Senna.
I'm not saying this in an anger rant, rather than as a F1 fan, i felt the Irony, and the missed ball in a bittersweet taste, i was watching this almost hopping that Prost would show, making it, the perfect reference to your words.
About the video itself. Atlas and Stewart had the same thing in mind, in almost the same kind of fight (except Tyson wasn't even mentally in that Fight IMO). But you can see the anger in Stewart, and the drama in Atlas. I always thought Emmanuel didn't like Tyson at the time, didn't know why, but, that anger wasn't an act.
What a video. king.
An unusual video. A great video. Pete 🇬🇧
Cornering is a very underappreciated art
Tremendous way to start the day..
I LOVE the ayrton senna reference !! The GOAT of the GOATs
Other than that love all of your videos
Great video 💯
Great video. Make part two. Please!!!
Man Teddy atlas can cure depression lol😂😂😂
love your content man, I'm not even a box fan.
Hancho, I can see you one day starting a boxing production company. Stay on that grind.
U put out good stuff my dude even when u have to use pics u make it work
Great edit like always
Love the videos dude!
Damn, man. Another great one.
awesome vid man keep it up, your getting better than motive media
Wow I'm early. Love binge watching these videos
My man Great Edit🔥🔥🔥
Emmauel Stewart telling Lennox he's gonna get caught with some crazy shit, just hits so hard lol
He knew. Mike may not have been in his right frame of mind and on his last legs, but he still had the power and defense to punch your lights out. Lennox had to finish him
Hearing Manny Steward going crazy in commentating is still the best thing in Boxing.
RIP.
joe Calzaghe doesn't get the credit, that he deserves.
Weird fighter. Definitely all time but very hard to place.
His own doing.. He didn’t want to come across the pond to establish himself..
Beating a washed up Roy and BHop doesn’t count for much.
@@gussi123 He didn’t want to come across the eater and face real competition
@@gussi123 I say this every time dude 👍
@@gussi123 I hate what he did to my legends! LOL
3:08 my sleep paralysis demon at 2 am
For having zero boxing experience, Enzo Calzaghe was a helluva trainer… RIP
damn thats some amazing corners moments right here
Teddy Atlas: "Michael, you have three rounds left; you have twelve minutes...."
Moorer: "WTF, four-minute rounds? Since when?"
I like your cameos in some of your videos. Kinda reminds me of Stan Lee 😂
I've just found this channel.... Good content....