The Explosive Thin Man firing perfect straight punches is a sight to behold! Alexis Arguello's technique was second to none as he absolutely dominated his era winning world titles in 3 different weight classes. In addition to having excellent technique, Arguello is one of the hardest punchers in boxing history as 62 of his 77 wins came by way of KO. This highlight is focusing specifically on his left hand as he used it to perfectly set up his booming right. Truly one of the very best P4P of all time. www.patreon.com/haNZAgod * Also just as a side note I'll be starting up a new series next Saturday counting down my favorite boxers of all time starting from Flyweight and moving all the way up to Heavyweight. Each video will be 10+ minutes long and release every 3-4 weeks on Saturdays. Hope you all tune in and enjoy if it's something that interests you!
Watching Arguello is like listening to Mozart. The ring-generalship, the timing, the technique... you could take a picture of Arguello throwing any punch in the arsenal and put it in a textbook explaining the proper way to throw said punch. Bravo, maestro. Bravo.
My favorite fighter of all time. It wasn't his boxing that l liked the most about him. It was his character outside the ring that loved about him. He had compassion for his opponents after he beat them. Even in defeat he was pure class. A gentleman. He was a great person in and out of the ring.
He made no unnecessary moves. Virtually every move was to set up another punch. He maneuvered the opponent into the position he wanted. Them BOOM! He was similar to Ray Robinson and Kid Gavilan in that way. Always thinking ahead. He was a great fighter in a difficult era.
His resume is one of the best ever. Arguello beat former champions, current champions and future champions. Not only he captured different weight classes world titles, he DOMINATED those weights and then moved into the next one!
The Ring magazine has ranked Argüello as 20th on their list of "100 greatest punchers of all time", while the Associated Press ranked him as the world's best Junior Lightweight of the 20th century.[1] He was named one of the 20 greatest fighters of the past 80 years by The Ring magazine and is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers to ever come out of Latin America and one of the few to have fought in four different decades. Never loss his Championship bells.
@@Khaiouh anytime my friend another good fight of his is against one of Mike Tysons trainers Kevin Rooney he ko'd him too El flaco explosivo was a beast
Junto a Chávez y Duran Alexis arguello de los más grandes boxeadores latinos de la historia el caballero del ring el nicaragüense un verdadero maestro i gran pegador
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The Explosive Thin Man firing perfect straight punches is a sight to behold! Alexis Arguello's technique was second to none as he absolutely dominated his era winning world titles in 3 different weight classes. In addition to having excellent technique, Arguello is one of the hardest punchers in boxing history as 62 of his 77 wins came by way of KO. This highlight is focusing specifically on his left hand as he used it to perfectly set up his booming right. Truly one of the very best P4P of all time. www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
* Also just as a side note I'll be starting up a new series next Saturday counting down my favorite boxers of all time starting from Flyweight and moving all the way up to Heavyweight. Each video will be 10+ minutes long and release every 3-4 weeks on Saturdays. Hope you all tune in and enjoy if it's something that interests you!
Definitely interested in that
Hello Hanzagod, I have a video request. Could you do a defensive highlight of Montell Griffin’s cross arm defense taught to him by Eddie Futch. Thanks
You are making amazing videos about sweet science! Thank you very much for you work, Hanza!
Omg, so thrilled to follow this new series
This video is fire!!! Love the soundtrack. 🎉 Will definitely watch future videos.
It's a great shame that Arguello isn't lauded or spoken about these days; one of the finest champions in the history the sport.
Watching Arguello is like listening to Mozart. The ring-generalship, the timing, the technique... you could take a picture of Arguello throwing any punch in the arsenal and put it in a textbook explaining the proper way to throw said punch. Bravo, maestro. Bravo.
Arguello truly had a great left jab and left hook. Keep it up.
Arguello was pure class!
May he rest in peace. Wonderful fighter and by all accounts a wonderful man as well.
Incredible jab technique. It was mesmerizing.
2:22 that shot is one of the most devastating ever blinds with the jab and boom straight right
My favorite fighter of all time. It wasn't his boxing that l liked the most about him. It was his character outside the ring that loved about him. He had compassion for his opponents after he beat them. Even in defeat he was pure class. A gentleman. He was a great person in and out of the ring.
He made no unnecessary moves. Virtually every move was to set up another punch. He maneuvered the opponent into the position he wanted. Them BOOM!
He was similar to Ray Robinson and Kid Gavilan in that way. Always thinking ahead. He was a great fighter in a difficult era.
Perfectly said. Great fighter!
@@hanzagodbro please make highlights Joshua Clottey
His resume is one of the best ever. Arguello beat former champions, current champions and future champions. Not only he captured different weight classes world titles, he DOMINATED those weights and then moved into the next one!
The great Arguello.
“babe wake up hanzagod just dropped”
The Ring magazine has ranked Argüello as 20th on their list of "100 greatest punchers of all time", while the Associated Press ranked him as the world's best Junior Lightweight of the 20th century.[1] He was named one of the 20 greatest fighters of the past 80 years by The Ring magazine and is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers to ever come out of Latin America and one of the few to have fought in four different decades. Never loss his Championship bells.
Master at his craft
If Latinos could get along and be honest he might be number 1
Top 5 for sure
@arroyo5born749 The greatest super feather of the century -Bert Sugar and Associated Press not bad🙌
Trained by Eddie Froch. Alexis is one of my all-time favorite boxers
i’ve been looking for a fighter to study from, and i think i’ve found them. Thanks Hanza, always one of the best!
Check the breakdown of him and Mancini you won't be disappointed
@@2xAcTiOnXJaCkS0nxi wasnt, thanks bro!
@@Khaiouh anytime my friend another good fight of his is against one of Mike Tysons trainers Kevin Rooney he ko'd him too El flaco explosivo was a beast
Alexis is remembered as a legend to his country
Used the jab, hook as offense and defense, definitely masterful.
legend straight killer
You got that right.
Just watched him fight ray yesterday. Appreciate the content and your music choices are always good.
Thanks 💯
Fantastic jab.
Another great, as well as ,great highlights all the best
Hell of a fighter and one of my all time favorites! Shame that Duran vs Arguello never happened.
Sanchez wanted to fight Arguello too, what a fight that wouldve been
@@ToonsGoofyMemes agreed! That would've also been a good fight too between Sanchez and Arguello
Junto a Chávez y Duran Alexis arguello de los más grandes boxeadores latinos de la historia el caballero del ring el nicaragüense un verdadero maestro i gran pegador
His poleax right hand deserves its own video.
His resume is loaded. Arguello laid waste to the Ferocious Four and has wins over Olivares, Mancini and Kobayashi to go with two wins over Escalera.
Oh!! Man I must've watched that Arguello Vs Olivares cassette so many times after that I was on the lookout for more films of his.
Great music fitting
He is a God of the ring ❤
Your HL vids are still my favourites, pick the best fighters too.
Thanks bud glad you like them!
Salvador Sanchez vs. Arguello would've been a war
@@ステビア-q5e Epic fight!
Sal would've won but that's definitely a war
Arguello is like a white Joe Louis,he wastes no moves and just bangs you.
great music choice, more drumz and flutes hanza
Pedro Pascal was a beast
Stick/flick, hook! A master at his craft 🙏🏾
El Flaco Explosivo
Kind of reminds me of Canelo the way he throws his hooks feinting downstairs
He was just beautiful to watch. That’s all I can say.
🔥
He really should have used that Jab more with his height nobody could touch him
🎉👍👍🎉👏
Music?
The track is in the description
Thanks
00:45 it's kevin rooney!
2:24 Down goes Rooney!
@@hanzagod i wonder rooney can move like half of tyson if it can he could win that fight maybe
@@노래하는유찬-d7n No way but sure would have lasted longer, Arguello was quite a veteran by then
@@akashnadar1449yes he was
Miguel cotto masterful left hand please hanza
The mixed one
Flaco el
Go from heavyweight down and ur gonna change ur mind a lot
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