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Wow he liked Jesse James and he died like Jesse James with a back shot.. only Jesse was shot in the back of his head

Has anyone ever unearthed how and when Goldie Smith died?

Okay 😮

How did they introduce Joe first and Conn second?!!

I've always loved that Dynamite knows the shit outta boxing history. Cus man...

In the greatest fighter of all time above Sam Langford and many other great riders is the Russian fighter Fedor emelianenko

Sam Langford was the greatest American fighter of all time better than Muhammad Ali Mike Tyson Jack Johnson Jack Dempsey was afraid of Sam Langford

Con said after losing the first fight that he had been winning by choosing to slug it out with Joe:“What's the sense of being Irish if you can't be dumb?

What about my uncle Freddy Mills

Some of the AI art is kind of low key horror material... Melting faces and 13 fingers stuff...

Papke fought in g- string!!

What a great video. Well done.

Nat Flessieur did not consider Ali as one of the ten best heavyweight chaperons.

Man, learn how to narrate. You talk too fast, bro. Hard to follow.

Thank you for putting so much effort into this research and subsequent upload. I found this fascinating. Stanley Ketchel has always been on my radar since I was a teenager and budding boxing historian. Thank you again. Great piece of work.

Well researched and interesting enough to have me glued to the screen, thanks for your efforts on a brilliant documentary of a fighter that has been forgotten by the majority of boxing fans

Great work and effort to tell this story! Ketchel was one best fighters ever. Imagine what he would’ve accomplished if he wasn’t murdered at age 24.

thank you so much for this, I have been a lifelong admirer on SK's and read everything I could about him... I am also a writer and always thought a biopic of him and Rube Waddell would be something I would love to write and see. What colorful lives packed into such short ones of both men! They died 4 years apart. I wonder if they ever met? I collect tons of cards and 2 of my most prized are Stanley and Rube's, both minted in their eras.

After Johnson knocked Ketchel down he is seen flicking Ketchels teeth off his glove.

I’ve been reading about Ketchel for over 65 years. He was a wild man with wild swinging punches. To me hard to tell his place in MW history as more scientific fighters emerged but certainly an all time great who probably had not reached his peak.

It’s not the square circle, it’s the square ring!!

wow so much footage and newspaper clips from a billion years ago wasn't he killed by a jealous husband?

Great documentary... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐...Thanks 👍....Subscribed ...

Looks like Connor Mcgreggor

The only reason jack johnson wasn't klled there was a lot of money to be with a white fighter who could beat him otherwise he would have disappeared

Ketchel was just a smaller version of Dempsey

Really good work, this was great. Good narration and great details. But I hate the AI drawings.

Thank you! Great video 🍻🍻

I believe Bob Fitzsimmons was the 1st to keep a Lion as a pet.

Many thanks for the upload, Ketchel was a real character! 🎉

I didn't realise that Conn was introduced after Louis!

I love when Mike says something like, "Stanley was a real wild and crazy guy." This was a gripping and thoroughly enjoyable documentary. I wish more creators made documentaries about boxers EXACTLY like this, and often ! Rip All kilt boxers

That guy better have bought his kid that violin. Kid's got 6 fingers besides a thumb, plus he's got telekinetic powers. "Buy me a violin, Dad, or I"m gonna wish you into the corn field!".

17:45 AI picture so bad it's kind of good.

Bobby beat Larson and Taimanov 6-0 not Tal

Amazing to see how brainwashed kasparov actually is

I don't agree at all with Nigel Short when he said if Morphy played against Carlsen today, he'd get thrashed. We all know and is mentioned in this video and the prior episode, that Paul Morphy never studied chess, never reviewed games, never read a chess book. He did not have to do it because he was a prodigy with a natural talent. Having that in mind, if Morphy were alive today, if given time, he would not waste it studying new theory. He'd spend this time beating Magnus in a jiffy.

Thank you for these uploads about Paul Morphy. Love Morphys games. Morphy was obviously a very gifted man. Academically very strong as well.

I remember Alexey Rudolph coming to Vancouver tournaments in the early eighties!

I have the twelve books: five red, four white and three blue.

this is great!

That was brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤

Was Nigel Short saying Morphy wasn't that great because only his best games are cherry picked to further the narative of his greatness? And to prove his point he selects one game where Morphy lost but fails to mention this was the only one Morphy lost to this guy out of 12???

MANY THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD ! FASCINATING AND ENLIGHTENING

Very Informative Documentary Film On A Very Fine Ukrainian Sportsman - Chess GrandMaster Lev Alburt! Warmest Regards! Sandeep Ghosh.

Great video! When will Episode 4 be out?

Funny... she mentions her friend was Larry Tamarkin. I didn't know Larry, but I heard of him because I bought many of his old chess books. A good part of his library is now in my possession.

goooo adam! but the colle system noooooo thank you

You are both treasures of chess.

Is there another episode of the Morphy legacy still to come?