"A real true warrior. Pray for the king and his family... he's in ICU fighting the after effects of the vaccine! He'll be just fine, but we could use the positive energy and Prayer for his Full Recovery!" posted by Thomas Hearns on Instagram
Tommy Hearns always left it all in the ring. He swung absolute axe handles. Hagler was a Terminator. Nobody could stop him......Two prime, highly skilled, all-time greats, that just said f#*K it and let the leather fly.
Bro I just watched some clips of him boxing in joe Louis areana, wow that crowd was amazing He just hammered boxers. I miss him man He was under rated. Leonard was over rated
@@MrDuds1984 - Even Sugar Ray Leonard would not stand toe-to-toe with Hagler. Even he knew he couldn't beat him just standing there exchanging shots.The only since similar sized fighter since Hagler who could have actually beaten him(Leonard really didn't) and possibly KO'ed him was a Roy Jones Jr. in his prime and even that is 50/50.
juliansmulian SLR is not the same type of fighter as GGG, Ray was a mover and a boxer, GGG comes forward and would be a good match for Hagler though I believe Hagler would be too skilled.
"A real true warrior. Pray for the king and his family... he's in ICU fighting the after effects of the vaccine! He'll be just fine, but we could use the positive energy and Prayer for his Full Recovery!" posted by Thomas Hearns on instagram
Tommy hearns walked into a chicken shack where i worked about 8 years ago. He was wearing a suit and had a hat with a feather and had two big body guards with him. No one at my work knew who he was. He asked my coworker several questions about the chicken and ended up getting it grilled because all of the msg in the breading. A middle aged black guy walked in and freaked out and then we all knew who he was. He was all smiles, very humble, and even spoke to me individually for a few minutes while he ate. I didnt realize what a legend he was until i got home and watched his old fights. Definitely the greatest athlete ill ever meet.
Hagler/Hearns '85 was the best fight I ever saw. They literally tried to tear each other heads off from the beginning to the end. You don't see boxing like that anymore. Peace to Marvin Hagler.
Ah it's ok. Best overall fight? Gotta have saddler/pep in there, Archie Moore/durell fight and ali/Frazier 1 fight. Manilla might of been good, but the first is better, prime Frazier in that fight.
@@Scarblade021 Many consider it the best fight because of the quality of competition. A slugfest between two highly skilled fighters. You just don't expect that. Hagler didn't fight that way, he broke his opponents down over the rounds. And Hearns usually set up his big shots behind his jab, but in this fight, he was fighting desperately to keep Hagler off of his ass. Corrales/Castillo is my all time favorite.
Tommy Hearns had a strange/unique physique, with a sledgehammer. He won titles from 147 to 175. That speaks to how great Sugar Ray Leonard and Hagler were. His losses proved his greatness even more than his wins.
@@oneshotman45 Hearns could've beaten anyone had he been perfect in his strategy everytime. Hearns was an absolute legend. Hagler don't question his legacy. Hearns did hurt Hagler though. What a time to be a boxing fan
@@joshbrown2657Guys like that, that can fight at multiple wright classez and WIN are fucking crazy. Duran gets disrespected way too much for all he did accomplish
Michael Bryant no he didn’t. SRL gave him a lesson. Hagler dancing at the end of the 12th round. When did he do that when he beat anyone else in his career? He didn’t he knew he had not done enough to get the decision.
@@michaelbryant8757 that was not a bs decision. Watch the fight closely and ignore the wide scorecard that one of the judges gave, if you do you'll notice how close some of the rounds actually are and how close the fight actually was. You could give it to either guy, but to say it was a BS decision just shows a lack of knowledge on your part.
I do believe if Hearns didn't break his hand in the first, this could have definitely worked out much differently. To still hit and fight like he did the next round and a half is utterly amazing.
If Hearns hadn't broken his hand, Hagler wouldn't have been so carved from stone. No disrespect for Hearns. Legendary boxer at many classes. But his hand met an immovable object. Hagler wasn't to be denied that night.
@bbb462cid Spot on. I think of it as a NEAR unstoppable force meeting a truly immovable object. The Hitman is my personal favorite but I don't think The Marvelous One could be beat that night.
Jesus Christ Marvin.. Idk what happened to you yet but you were one of our biggest inspirations in Massachusetts. We all loved you, rooted for you, and were inspired by you. You and Rocky Marciano are the reason Brockton is called the City of Champions. You gave us pride and you gave us everything you had in the ring. I can’t believe you’re gone. Marvelous Marvin Hagler. RIP Champ.
That Hearns/Hagler fight was the greatest two and a half rounds in boxing history. ...And my money was on Hearns. BTW, it wasn’t HBO, it was on closed circuit TV
@@T.K.KIRKLAND. HBO showed the replay a week later. That's how the major closed circuit fights were (Holmes/Cooney, Pryor/Arguello, etc)...they basically took the mantle from ABC, which was doing that with a lot of Ali's later fights.
It wasn’t on HBO, it was broadcast at local arenas across to country and world on what was called “closed circuit TV”. You had to buy tickets and show up at the theater or arena to see it.
Watching Hagler/Hearns never gets old. I was a fan of Hagler but I was really scared after what Hearns did to Duran. No one does that to Duran, yet Hearns did it in spectacular fashion, certainly more impressive than Hagler's victory over Duran. In any case, respect and thanks to both men for giving us immortal memories to carry with us forever.
"Don't tell anyone I broke my hand, I don't want anyone to take anything away from him" Hearns to his corner "'I lost because my suit was too heavy" - Wilder to the world. 🙄🤦♂️
How times have changed Hearns respected his opponents even if he hated them hell look at good old Frazier vs Ali. Frazier had amazing head movement and deadly power while wilder has amazing power but if you looked at the fight vs Fury he does shit backing up
Respect to this era of boxing. These fighters deserve all the praise and more. True warriors and champions. Seemed like everyone wanted to fight each other to find out who was the best. No ducking people and wait until they're passed their primes or just avoiding fighters so you can keep a belt without worries.
"Marvelous" Marvin Hagler Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns Sugar Ray Leonord Roberto Duran 4 Legends, in the same division, who all WANTED to fight each other. That was undoubtedly the best era in boxing.
They were supposed to fight way before this fight when they were a little younger, but Leonard had an "eye injury" or something and it was cancelled. Hagler definitely would have murked Leonard had they fought when they were closer to their primes.
Rogan doesn’t give Hearns enough credit in this fight. Haggler was so beaten and bruised by Hearns at the end of the second round, his manager had to cut his swelling eye or the ref wouldn’t have let him return for the 3rd round. Haggler then got very lucky with that punch. Had Hearns just finished that round he would have won by TKO - easily.
@Edd 1 I watched that fight live on CCTV, sorry I think it was a robbery. Credit to Leonard's smarts and toughness, he flurried at the end of almost every round to leave a positive impression on the judges. His strategy paid off big time, no way he actually won that fight legitimately though. Hagler retired out of disgust for the system. Don't forget Hagler wasn't given a title shot until he was something like 49-0 and then fought to a BS draw in his first title fight.
Nah. Trying to outhustle Leonard by fighting orthodox was his downfall. If he'd fought southpaw it would have been a different story. Leonard's was the eye catching work
I remember watching this fight. The greatest 2 rounds in boxing by far. Ran into Hearns years later coming out of a movie theater. Thanked the champ for that fight. RIP Hagler... One of the greatest.
I remember that fight being so exciting even the referee was jumping around like he was actually in the fight.... Lol. I would say the best two rounds in all of boxing regardless of weight class.
Respect to both men for this amazing fight. The fact that the fight was 35 years ago and it is still talked about in these terms. There have been great fights since, but the fact that this one was condensed into 2 and a bit rounds sets it apart.
I saw the fight - My 2 favorite fighters of all time went to war- Greatest fight ever. Respect for Tommy Hearns - He went down fighting like a gladiator. Marvin Hagler was a beast.
I grew up in Brockton, MA, Marvelous Marvin Hagler's hometown. I was in high school at the height of his career. I was a huge fan, but just a kid. It is nice to hear Joe describe how truly phenomenal he was, as I grieve. Rest In Power Marvelous!
It’s the best boxing match that has EVER occurred Hearns at one point had held titles in more weight classes than any other boxer, but Marvelous was just crazy nasty that night.
I've talked about Hagler vs The Beast Mugabe for years and nobody remembers it. It was so cool to see Rogan validate that fight. It was the best fight I've ever seen, and it was the greatest thing a 14 year old kid could watch, not because of the violence but because of the heart it takes to dig deep and give every last bit of yourself to finish. These men gave everything to that fight. it's a MUST watch!
I just watched this fight last week. That Hagler superman punch that finished Mugabe is un-fucking-believable. It may be my favorite fight of all time. Hagler was skilled, tough, durable, and has absolutely zero quit in him.
Hagler did not did not die at home. He was hospitalized after a bad reaction to the vaccine for the ChiComVirus. Tommy Hearns went public asking for prayers for his old foe in the hospital. Tommy expected Hagler to recover but Marvin passed. We miss him badly. We love Tommy for what he did. Tragic.
If you was going to build the perfect boxer. They would come out as Marvelous Marvin Hagler. The guy didn't have a weakness. I doubt we will see his kind again. RIP Champ.
Yeah I'm glad Joe Rogan pointed out Hagler's legendary ability to absorb punishment. I've watched all of his televised fights & I have never seen him wobbled or hurt, which is remarkable when you consider he fought at the highest level for so long..
Hagler vs. Hearns was my favorite fight of all-time. Glad Joe brought it up. Everybody that enjoys a good competition and hasn't seen it already needs to see that match.
A huge highlight of my teen years was watching Hagler fight. It never gets old watching Hagler and Hearns throw bombs at each other for 3 rounds. Respect to both men.
Best 3 rounds ever! Hearts broke his right hand in the first round and couldn’t throw it with the same power after. Not saying the outcome would have been different, but maybe. He was tagging Hagler in the first. Amazing fight!
I respect the hell outta you Joe. Your content be ALL OVER THE PLACE & wild educational. Your videos point me in directions to gain knowledge to pass to my kids. THANK YOU!!!
@@oceanpacific3841 He definitely damaged McClellan. If i remember correctly, he took some serious hits from Julius before he took him out. It didn't help him jumping from one savage puncher to the next. Benn hit you hard with bad intentions!
"I do give a lot of respect to Tommy Hearns at this moment beyond the fact that you know he came to fight,he showed me great skills and a lot of courage" - Marvin Hagler(2003 Documentary)
Hearns broke his hand in the first round .. that’s why he started moving , but he kept fighting and wouldn’t tell anyone cause ‘he didn’t wanna take anything away from Hagler’ - best fight ever .. both men are legends
Still the greatest fight I have ever seen. Started chucking them from the first bell. Someone was going down and had thought for one moment Tommy had him. Still tried throwing bombs with a broken hand. Was awesome to watch.
This fight was even more insane than Rogan seems to realize. By round 2, Hearns style HAD to change not because of some tactical strategy, but because he had already broken his hand in round 1. The time-out at the start of round 3 was because Hagler was bleeding pretty bad and the doctor was called to advise. Hagler was no stranger to unfair scoring from judges, and was immediately paranoid that the fight would be called. In lieu of this urgency, and sensing hearns handicap, Hagler went all in. There is no fighter who ever lived who had Haglers training ethic. he isolated himself in cape cod in the winter and would run at 3 am on frozen beaches w negative temp wind chill to condition his lungs and body to pain. He was more monk than showman. ppl didnt understand him, which is probably why he never got the respect he deserves.
The ref almost stopped the fight in the third round due to a cut on Hagler’s head. There was blood all over his face. People were worried at the time that he would lose because of it. Caused by a Hearns right cross, people speculate that it’s what drove him so hard in the third to get that killer knockout of Hearns. What an amazing fight. Two all time greats.
Thing about that fight is, you know Hearns' camp had a game plan to fight a tactician like Hagler, and once Hagler starting swarming him from that opening bell, it all went out the window and Hearns wasn't prepared mentally for it.
The first round was simply amazing! The way those two dudes come out swinging, literally trying to know the other guys block off, its a rare thing, and a special treat! Incredible.. The greatest first round in the history of the sport
R.I.P to the legendary Marvin Hagler , one of the toughest men to ever step in the ring 🙏🏾
"A real true warrior. Pray for the king and his family... he's in ICU fighting the after effects of the vaccine! He'll be just fine, but we could use the positive energy and Prayer for his Full Recovery!" posted by Thomas Hearns on Instagram
Bang on Bro, but the best
He's not dead boy
Died Sunday Chris ? We’re you been lol 😂
@@lifeinsurancecareerfactsan808 he is now. 🙄
Tommy Hearns always left it all in the ring. He swung absolute axe handles. Hagler was a Terminator. Nobody could stop him......Two prime, highly skilled, all-time greats, that just said f#*K it and let the leather fly.
💯👍🏻
THIS
Amen!
Bro I just watched some clips of him boxing in joe Louis areana, wow that crowd was amazing
He just hammered boxers. I miss him man
He was under rated. Leonard was over rated
I know you posted this a year ago, but this is the perfect description for that fight
HBO took an L for dropping boxing.
It's a shame because HBO had the best production and storytelling of any company.
Official Don can’t believe they did that
Merchant v Floyd was the nail in the coffin
They lost floyd n canelo and they couldn't compete with showtime.. lampley roy and max crying was heartbreaking
El Pollo Loco floyd left luke 2010 they were still good after him
Not having seen Hagler-Hearns is a mortal sin.
RIP Marvelous Marvin Hagler
No boxer in today's time would stand toe-to-toe with Marvelous Marvin Hagler
Bob Olson GGG would, that’s what’s he wanted from Canelo
@@MrDuds1984 GGG would get starched
@@MrDuds1984 - Even Sugar Ray Leonard would not stand toe-to-toe with Hagler. Even he knew he couldn't beat him just standing there exchanging shots.The only since similar sized fighter since Hagler who could have actually beaten him(Leonard really didn't) and possibly KO'ed him was a Roy Jones Jr. in his prime and even that is 50/50.
juliansmulian SLR is not the same type of fighter as GGG, Ray was a mover and a boxer, GGG comes forward and would be a good match for Hagler though I believe Hagler would be too skilled.
Both Hagler and Ray would beat a Canelo. Ray would beat him like Floyd did. And hagler would just out-will canelo
Rest in Peace Marvin, the world misses you already.
"A real true warrior. Pray for the king and his family... he's in ICU fighting the after effects of the vaccine! He'll be just fine, but we could use the positive energy and Prayer for his Full Recovery!" posted by Thomas Hearns on instagram
" No one stands toe to toe with Hagler, no one " Sugar Ray Leonard 🥊💖
@@stayingalivewithsaad5351 Yup, Sugar Ray just ran around the ring like a wimp.
@@greysonG10 yup, he fought bravely, smartly & very strategically.
Most importantly 'Sugar ray ' won fair & square 🥊
@@stayingalivewithsaad5351 True, still a wimp though.
Tommy hearns walked into a chicken shack where i worked about 8 years ago. He was wearing a suit and had a hat with a feather and had two big body guards with him. No one at my work knew who he was. He asked my coworker several questions about the chicken and ended up getting it grilled because all of the msg in the breading. A middle aged black guy walked in and freaked out and then we all knew who he was. He was all smiles, very humble, and even spoke to me individually for a few minutes while he ate. I didnt realize what a legend he was until i got home and watched his old fights. Definitely the greatest athlete ill ever meet.
Lucky man. Hearns was my all-time favorite fighter. Always wanted a photo opp with him.
Well that never happened did it.
Twatman grow up
@@Twatman_21 damn, you really are a twatman...
@@Twatman_21 Boring life you've got there, eh?
Get hagler and hearts on the show!! Thumbs up so it gets heard! 👍👍
Come on people show howmuch we want them on!!!
TruePride AMVs Amen
And Hearns too
Hearns can barely speak intelligibly
Ah that's a shame. I didn't know that he has deteriorated to that level.
they still hate each other
Hagler a man out of time. Would have been champ in any era. Underrated historical fighter.
He'd destroy today's middleweights lol.
IMAGINE HAGLER VS JAKE LAMOTTA. WW3
RIP, Marvelous One. Damn, Hagler would have eaten GGG’s punches with little effect on him, and beaten Canelo outright like a red-headed stepchild.
@@GLRG5789 Ali Tyson Fury Tommy Fury and Jake Paul. Those guys compare. No one else
@@patriceaqa288 Did you just put jake paul in the same group as muhammad Ali?...
Haglers Corner vs Hearns: You're bleeding, can you see?
Hagler: I ain't missing him, am I?!!!?
Hagler/Hearns '85 was the best fight I ever saw. They literally tried to tear each other heads off from the beginning to the end. You don't see boxing like that anymore. Peace to Marvin Hagler.
That era of boxers were legendary.
Best 10 years ever
Yeah the 80's was filled with real fighters, warriors in every class but the middleweight class had legends in it during the 80's.
WORD!
Possibly the best fight ever. Still holds up after all these years. Hagler was the man!
You put that over Gatti vs Ward?
Ah it's ok. Best overall fight? Gotta have saddler/pep in there, Archie Moore/durell fight and ali/Frazier 1 fight. Manilla might of been good, but the first is better, prime Frazier in that fight.
@@Scarblade021 Many consider it the best fight because of the quality of competition. A slugfest between two highly skilled fighters. You just don't expect that. Hagler didn't fight that way, he broke his opponents down over the rounds. And Hearns usually set up his big shots behind his jab, but in this fight, he was fighting desperately to keep Hagler off of his ass. Corrales/Castillo is my all time favorite.
After seeing all those nut shots, does this shit even count? Lmao he literally threw a few in a row
Hagler is still the man. His driver's license says Marvelous Marvin Hagler for a reason.
Tommy Hearns had a strange/unique physique, with a sledgehammer. He won titles from 147 to 175. That speaks to how great Sugar Ray Leonard and Hagler were. His losses proved his greatness even more than his wins.
That's crazy. 30 pounds apart and to be a champion in both. Definitely a bit of a freak of nature.
He beat Leonard in the rematch. I don’t care what anyone says haha
@@tomselleck5560 Fr even Leonard said Hearns won.
@@oneshotman45 Hearns could've beaten anyone had he been perfect in his strategy everytime. Hearns was an absolute legend. Hagler don't question his legacy. Hearns did hurt Hagler though. What a time to be a boxing fan
@@joshbrown2657Guys like that, that can fight at multiple wright classez and WIN are fucking crazy. Duran gets disrespected way too much for all he did accomplish
Thomas Hearns KO of Duran is probably the greatest one punch knockout I've ever seen. The noise it makes when it connects is unreal
Brutal KO that one.
Julian Jackson - Herol Graham is close.
I know hagler is watching this.. we are still huge fans of you man
Always. Best middleweight ever. Marvelous Marvin!
Marvelous Marvin was THE BEST, he won that fight against Sugar Ray, good for him in retiring in the face of a BS decision.
You think he can read?
Michael Bryant no he didn’t. SRL gave him a lesson. Hagler dancing at the end of the 12th round. When did he do that when he beat anyone else in his career? He didn’t he knew he had not done enough to get the decision.
@@michaelbryant8757 that was not a bs decision. Watch the fight closely and ignore the wide scorecard that one of the judges gave, if you do you'll notice how close some of the rounds actually are and how close the fight actually was. You could give it to either guy, but to say it was a BS decision just shows a lack of knowledge on your part.
I do believe if Hearns didn't break his hand in the first, this could have definitely worked out much differently.
To still hit and fight like he did the next round and a half is utterly amazing.
yes, he would have been knocked out in the 3rd round.
@@neryaguilar3598
Stupid comment.
If Hearns hadn't broken his hand, Hagler wouldn't have been so carved from stone. No disrespect for Hearns. Legendary boxer at many classes. But his hand met an immovable object. Hagler wasn't to be denied that night.
@bbb462cid
Spot on. I think of it as a NEAR unstoppable force meeting a truly immovable object. The Hitman is my personal favorite but I don't think The Marvelous One could be beat that night.
the fact that joe didnt mention his broke hand is ibeyond me. This could work totally different.
Hearns broke his hand in the 1st round too
Broke it on Hagler's granite chin
@@jws5984 yup
Probably in that first exchange, cracked it on the top of Hagler’s dome!
J W Skeet he said he broke it on the top of his head
U can see when it happened cause u seen his legs turn to jelly
Jesus Christ Marvin.. Idk what happened to you yet but you were one of our biggest inspirations in Massachusetts. We all loved you, rooted for you, and were inspired by you. You and Rocky Marciano are the reason Brockton is called the City of Champions. You gave us pride and you gave us everything you had in the ring. I can’t believe you’re gone. Marvelous Marvin Hagler. RIP Champ.
Very nicely said 👌
Lovely tribute, respect Brockton. Marvin made you home.
It’s nice to see someone giving hagler his props, favorite boxer of all time
Hearns is mine
That Hearns/Hagler fight was the greatest two and a half rounds in boxing history. ...And my money was on Hearns. BTW, it wasn’t HBO, it was on closed circuit TV
First showtime fight I think
manpoo ...Nope, closed circuit TV. If you saw it live, that was it.
At the end Hagler goes up to Hearns & you can here him say “ Tommy we gave them there money’s worth “ pure class 🥊
@@JeddieT actually I just looked it up and it was broadcasted by hbo.... so.......... dot dot dot
@@T.K.KIRKLAND. HBO showed the replay a week later. That's how the major closed circuit fights were (Holmes/Cooney, Pryor/Arguello, etc)...they basically took the mantle from ABC, which was doing that with a lot of Ali's later fights.
Glory days of boxing. HBO and the 80s
The best time for boxing. So many great boxers. SOOOO many great fights
Absolutely dude...the best!
It wasn't on HBO
It wasn’t on HBO, it was broadcast at local arenas across to country and world on what was called “closed circuit TV”. You had to buy tickets and show up at the theater or arena to see it.
Hagler was to strong.
Watching Hagler/Hearns never gets old. I was a fan of Hagler but I was really scared after what Hearns did to Duran. No one does that to Duran, yet Hearns did it in spectacular fashion, certainly more impressive than Hagler's victory over Duran. In any case, respect and thanks to both men for giving us immortal memories to carry with us forever.
Take that mans man card away for never seeing the greatest war of all time Hagler vs Hearns
The footwork of that referee tho
LMFAOOOOOO
😂😂😂
"Don't tell anyone I broke my hand, I don't want anyone to take anything away from him" Hearns to his corner
"'I lost because my suit was too heavy" - Wilder to the world. 🙄🤦♂️
Punched him right I the head.
How times have changed Hearns respected his opponents even if he hated them hell look at good old Frazier vs Ali. Frazier had amazing head movement and deadly power while wilder has amazing power but if you looked at the fight vs Fury he does shit backing up
LEGEND
He did , in the very 1st round ... Hagler s head was also a weapon
Tommy Hearns was a real “hit” man and champion. Deontay Wilder? Please.
Respect to this era of boxing. These fighters deserve all the praise and more. True warriors and champions. Seemed like everyone wanted to fight each other to find out who was the best. No ducking people and wait until they're passed their primes or just avoiding fighters so you can keep a belt without worries.
"Marvelous" Marvin Hagler
Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns
Sugar Ray Leonord
Roberto Duran
4 Legends, in the same division, who all WANTED to fight each other. That was undoubtedly the best era in boxing.
Hagler was the best. I gave up on boxing when they gave the belt to sugar ray.
They were supposed to fight way before this fight when they were a little younger, but Leonard had an "eye injury" or something and it was cancelled. Hagler definitely would have murked Leonard had they fought when they were closer to their primes.
Sugar “Cokehead” Ray Leonard was nothing without his blow in the water bottle after every round
You missed a lot of good boxing then.
The fix was in
What people didn't realize Tommy broke his right hand in the first round.
He was a Kronk boxer they were notorious for having hand injuries
After hitting Hagler with his best. Hearns was a fucking monster (with no chin)
I was shocked Joe Rogan didn't mention it.
Rogan doesn’t give Hearns enough credit in this fight. Haggler was so beaten and bruised by Hearns at the end of the second round, his manager had to cut his swelling eye or the ref wouldn’t have let him return for the 3rd round. Haggler then got very lucky with that punch. Had Hearns just finished that round he would have won by TKO - easily.
I remember Hagler say that Tommy "Hit him so hard, that he knocked the little hair I had off."
Hagler was a BEAST!! He was robbed in the Leonard fight.
thewaitingape 100%
@Edd 1
I watched that fight live on CCTV, sorry I think it was a robbery.
Credit to Leonard's smarts and toughness, he flurried at the end of almost every round to leave a positive impression on the judges. His strategy paid off big time, no way he actually won that fight legitimately though.
Hagler retired out of disgust for the system. Don't forget Hagler wasn't given a title shot until he was something like 49-0 and then fought to a BS draw in his first title fight.
Nah. Trying to outhustle Leonard by fighting orthodox was his downfall. If he'd fought southpaw it would have been a different story. Leonard's was the eye catching work
You're an idiot, sorry.
@Edd 1Totally. Hagler gave up the fight in the 1st half with inactivity. Easy win for Leonard who was out of the ring for 3 years!
Get Hagler on the podcast. i'd love to hear from him now.
This !!! It would be awesome
RIP Marvelous.
RIP Marvin Hagler, one of the all time greats, a legend forever
I remember watching this fight. The greatest 2 rounds in boxing by far. Ran into Hearns years later coming out of a movie theater. Thanked the champ for that fight. RIP Hagler... One of the greatest.
Hearns broke his hand in the 1st round. The reason Hearns got on his bicycle.
3 rounds of true WAR
That fight to this day is one of the greatest you will see, 35 plus years later.
That and the Corrales vs Castillio
I remember that fight being so exciting even the referee was jumping around like he was actually in the fight.... Lol. I would say the best two rounds in all of boxing regardless of weight class.
Three rounds. Joe Rogan needs to lay off the weed. It's known as the three greatest rounds in boxing history.
Respect to both men for this amazing fight. The fact that the fight was 35 years ago and it is still talked about in these terms. There have been great fights since, but the fact that this one was condensed into 2 and a bit rounds sets it apart.
I saw the fight - My 2 favorite fighters of all time went to war- Greatest fight ever. Respect for Tommy Hearns - He went down fighting like a gladiator. Marvin Hagler was a beast.
That fight went 3 rounds and ended with hagler nailing hearns ,who still had a big smile on his face going down ,insane fight between two top dogs .
Glad Hagler heard all this praise while he was alive now he can rest in peace ✌️🕊️
RIP Marvin. One of the gentlemen of the sport while being the most ferocious beasts to stand with.
RIP MARVIN, you did Brockton proud..!
All of us but Marvin called Brockton home. Respect.
I grew up in Brockton, MA, Marvelous Marvin Hagler's hometown. I was in high school at the height of his career. I was a huge fan, but just a kid. It is nice to hear Joe describe how truly phenomenal he was, as I grieve. Rest In Power Marvelous!
It’s the best boxing match that has EVER occurred
Hearns at one point had held titles in more weight classes than any other boxer, but Marvelous was just crazy nasty that night.
Tommy hitman hearns Remember what he did to Martin
Raw Dog has spoken!
He didnt do shit to me bitch
Gina my bank account! I got 300$ lmao
Rest in Paradise Marvin Marvelous Hagler!
RIP Champ , 66 is much too young. Thanks for the memories Marvelous Marvin.
I've talked about Hagler vs The Beast Mugabe for years and nobody remembers it. It was so cool to see Rogan validate that fight. It was the best fight I've ever seen, and it was the greatest thing a 14 year old kid could watch, not because of the violence but because of the heart it takes to dig deep and give every last bit of yourself to finish. These men gave everything to that fight. it's a MUST watch!
I just watched this fight last week. That Hagler superman punch that finished Mugabe is un-fucking-believable. It may be my favorite fight of all time. Hagler was skilled, tough, durable, and has absolutely zero quit in him.
R.I.P to "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler, who passed away unexpectedly at his family home in New Hampshire earlier at the age of 66.
Not sure unexpectedly. Tommy had a tweet wish him good luck in the hospital a few days earlier
Hagler did not did not die at home. He was hospitalized after a bad reaction to the vaccine for the ChiComVirus. Tommy Hearns went public asking for prayers for his old foe in the hospital. Tommy expected Hagler to recover but Marvin passed. We miss him badly. We love Tommy for what he did. Tragic.
@@IronHorsey3 what's worse is that post got taken down
The level of cardio and conditioning to throw that many punches was insane, elite fitness and guts.
Hagler had insane cardio, with insane power..
If you was going to build the perfect boxer. They would come out as Marvelous Marvin Hagler. The guy didn't have a weakness. I doubt we will see his kind again. RIP Champ.
These were the best fights .also Aaron Pryor vs Alexis arguello
The first one yeah agreed one of the best boxing fight of the 80's,but had a very brutal knockout.
Pryor was a SAVAGE
Pryor during that fight with Alexis, was give in a stimulant in his corner . Needed a drug to beat Alexis.
RIP Marvin Marvelous Hagler Greatest Bar Room Brawl ever. Three rounds of total offensive. Down in History as one of the Greatest.
Hagler had a concrete head along with insane conditioning.
The screenshot. Hearns looks like a sculpture with 0% fat, all muscle.
I believe most of those guys in the 80s were on gear.
@@tlig Probably. It was the Wild West back then.
Hagler was top 5 all time. Never KO'd, never close to getting stopped, just a monster. But was so technical and smart.
Yeah I'm glad Joe Rogan pointed out Hagler's legendary ability to absorb punishment.
I've watched all of his televised fights & I have never seen him wobbled or hurt, which is remarkable when you consider he fought at the highest level for so long..
Remember how bloody Marvin's face was in that first round? What a fight!
Hagler vs. Hearns was my favorite fight of all-time. Glad Joe brought it up. Everybody that enjoys a good competition and hasn't seen it already needs to see that match.
Hands down, one of the best fights ever! Straight up brawl!!
WAR. Been watching a lot of Hagler and Hearns, lately. Legends. Rest in Peace, Marvin Hagler.
A huge highlight of my teen years was watching Hagler fight. It never gets old watching Hagler and Hearns throw bombs at each other for 3 rounds. Respect to both men.
This should have well over a million views,2 absolute ALL TIME boxing Legends and True BRUTES!
Even Tyson said Hearns' right hook was BRUTAL .
The greatest 3 rounds of boxing ever
I agree
Best 3 rounds ever! Hearts broke his right hand in the first round and couldn’t throw it with the same power after. Not saying the outcome would have been different, but maybe. He was tagging Hagler in the first. Amazing fight!
I want to hear Joe commentate some of the classic boxing fights. That would be cool.
🤢🤮
With Phil Anselmo;)
Even if Im drunk and losing the convo, all you gotta do is reference Hag/Hearns and your back in bizness.
Tommy broke his hand on that head. I’m a Tommy fan but Marvelous was the best.
I respect the hell outta you Joe. Your content be ALL OVER THE PLACE & wild educational. Your videos point me in directions to gain knowledge to pass to my kids. THANK YOU!!!
Joe’s a shill for the NWO...
Have you're kids ever done DMT?
I feel sorry for your kids. 😂
Timothy Carr *your
Rogan is so wrong here. He's got all his facts mixed up, he's a stoner fool!
Every Hearn's fight in his prime was an absolute war.
RIP to the toughtest middleweight ever. That fight with Hearns rightfully earned the name "The War".
Joe “merkin myself under the desk” Rogan.
Getting a little excited about 80’s boxing...
Thanks. Just went and watched that fight. Was awesome
Round number one is still the craziest thing I've ever seen in boxing.
The first big match I watched and still the greatest fight ever. The first round is the best thing I've ever seen.
Julian "The Hawk" Jackson
Quite possibly the p4p biggest hitter of all time
He took Norris chin and most likely damaged McClellan, hardest hitter for sure
SCARY power by the Hawk
@@oceanpacific3841 He definitely damaged McClellan. If i remember correctly, he took some serious hits from Julius before he took him out. It didn't help him jumping from one savage puncher to the next. Benn hit you hard with bad intentions!
A very, VERY dangerous man.
"I do give a lot of respect to Tommy Hearns at this moment beyond the fact that you know he came to fight,he showed me great skills and a lot of courage" - Marvin Hagler(2003 Documentary)
Imagine if Hearns had some EPO.
Would have probably gotten a bold clot from all those hits.
No one was tested in those day just ask mike tyson trainer teddy atlas
@@jessicalacasse6205 bro it wasnt a thing back then
Still jump around like a 12 year old girl on XMAS morning watching Hagler VS Hearns. Simply marvelous.
one of my all time fav fights... and one of the best fighting era's .. haglar/hearns/duran/leonard... forget it
This fight turned me into a boxing nut! Never forget it, was 12 when I watched it(on tape) to be there would have been off the wall! Absolute legends
Ever since that era of boxing had past I never had any interest left in me. Haggler, Sugar Ray, Hearns, Duran...
The 4horsemen!
Hagler is spelt wth 1 g 😉
Greatest fight👊 WAR!!!..
Hearns broke his hand in the first round .. that’s why he started moving , but he kept fighting and wouldn’t tell anyone cause ‘he didn’t wanna take anything away from Hagler’ - best fight ever .. both men are legends
Hagler, Hearns , Leonard and Duran. What a time in boxing.
Watching Hagler & Hearns was like watching a street fight. It was amazing.
Originally Hagler/Hearns was billed as "The Fight," it would later become recognized as "The War."
Hagler/hearns and leonard/Duran 1 were 2 of the best boxing matches I’ve ever seen
was so fortunate to be around for this whole era in boxing.....Hearns was my man!......such a great time in boxing history
Hearns broke his hand, he couldn’t keep him off after that!
My father was at the fight. He had a chance to get some gloves signed but someone had stole the gloves he brought. Funny shit.
I still have the poster from this fight. Greatest ten minutes of sports I’ve ever seen!
Still the greatest fight I have ever seen. Started chucking them from the first bell. Someone was going down and had thought for one moment Tommy had him. Still tried throwing bombs with a broken hand. Was awesome to watch.
This fight was even more insane than Rogan seems to realize. By round 2, Hearns style HAD to change not because of some tactical strategy, but because he had already broken his hand in round 1. The time-out at the start of round 3 was because Hagler was bleeding pretty bad and the doctor was called to advise. Hagler was no stranger to unfair scoring from judges, and was immediately paranoid that the fight would be called. In lieu of this urgency, and sensing hearns handicap, Hagler went all in. There is no fighter who ever lived who had Haglers training ethic. he isolated himself in cape cod in the winter and would run at 3 am on frozen beaches w negative temp wind chill to condition his lungs and body to pain. He was more monk than showman. ppl didnt understand him, which is probably why he never got the respect he deserves.
Greatest fight in history. 👏
Best fight ever... two of the best of all time going after it...
Both are legends man. These two gave us an all time great fight. That's why they are legends and everyone knows it.
Hagler vs Mugabe is the ultimate lesson in war of attrition, and pure power punches all day.
Great fight outdoors. Steam coming off Hagler’s head.
Totally agree.
Greatest fight ever. Ruined mugabi and softened up hagler for sugar ray
I don't know if they make fighters like that anymore.
Great fight also Hagler's toughest 💪
The ref almost stopped the fight in the third round due to a cut on Hagler’s head. There was blood all over his face. People were worried at the time that he would lose because of it. Caused by a Hearns right cross, people speculate that it’s what drove him so hard in the third to get that killer knockout of Hearns. What an amazing fight. Two all time greats.
Thing about that fight is, you know Hearns' camp had a game plan to fight a tactician like Hagler, and once Hagler starting swarming him from that opening bell, it all went out the window and Hearns wasn't prepared mentally for it.
The first round was simply amazing! The way those two dudes come out swinging, literally trying to know the other guys block off, its a rare thing, and a special treat! Incredible.. The greatest first round in the history of the sport