One of the best ring walks of all time. You can feel and see the love and pride Tito had for Puerto Rico. Dang I wish he won that fight. That’s badass how he stayed in NY through the whole 9-11 situation and never went home until the fight happened over a month later. Loved the respect he and his pops paid the the NYPD and NY firefighters. This mexican loves you for that. MUCH RESPECT
Lindsey B Im a huge boxing fan since the early 80’s. I’ve seen how fans reacted to Chavez and those were incredible. But this entrance was nothing like those. With the 9-11 situation just happened and him at his heights of popularity plus him and his dad showing the upmost respect for the NY firefighters and police. It makes for the best entrance ever.
I’m honduran but my grandmother married a Puerto Rican man after my grandfather had passed so i basically grew up with Puerto Rican culture cause my grandmother would take care of me before and after school, and I have so much respect and love for the Puerto Rican culture and why it stands for. Respect from a Honduran!
The best entrance he ever had would be the worst night he had, meaning that he would lose that night for the 1st time in his Pro Career smh. But hey Puerto Rico never stopped loving him.
The only reason you would lose to a great fight is cuz you're actually in the ring with a great fighter instead of waiting until they have the name of a great fighter in the game of someone 7 years past their Prime that guy would fight anybody and keep coming forward even if you shot him eight-time
I’m 32. If this wasn’t the best match of my generation, it was certain the most meaningful, considering what happened that month. God bless America! 🇺🇸
tea marks First off was nothing illegal about Tito’s hand raps second Tito is loved by the people of Puerto Rico waaaaaaay more then Hopkins is loved by blacks like when Tito fought the whole island shut down and the government makes it a holiday whether he won or lost the people waited for his arrival at the airport and celebrated all along the highway as Tito drove by did any of y’all do that for Hopkins nope Tito is still loved by the people today and he’s hasn’t boxed in a long ass time matter of fact when the people were protesting the governor and he showed up everybody was chanting Tito Tito Tito Tito just like in his glory days so don’t get it twisted whatever it is y’all feel for Hopkins cannot compare to the love that Tito gets to this day facts.💯🇵🇷💪🏽🤦🏽♂️🙄🖕🏽
tea marks I watched that fight you dip shit he complained about Tito having too much padding around his knuckles which is not illegal they only re wrapped his hands because they just wanted to fight.
I mean.. i didn't matter in the end because tito ended up losing the fight via TKO in the 12th and Even if he made it to the desicion I doubt tito would have won either way
@@FNRZ350 Tito has more love and fame then Hopkins how many people mention Hopkins now how many have as an all time great exactly in the words of Kieth Sweat nobody LMAO.🤣
He may lost this one fight badly but theres one thing you cant take away from tito HE DUCKED NOBODY AND FOUGHT EVERYONE AT THEIR BEST BORIIIICUUUAAAA FOR LIFE 🇵🇷
trinidad humilde y buen peleador como wilfredo gomez, cotto, vazquez etc grandes peleas jamas enemigos saludos desde México a la toda la raza borinqueña
Most of Tito's fights were in NY coinciding with the Puertorriquen Day Parade. After the parade people would flock to see him fight at the MS Garden. Filling it to capacity.
What an entrance for the peoples champion The whole crowd roared with him Let the result of that night not take away a thing from his legacy.... remember his opponent got tossed out of the ring in his last fight
That entrence was epic,but that night my heart was broken seen Tito defeated but he showed us his heart.there will never be another Puerto Rican fighter like Tito🇵🇷🥊☝️
That ring work was inspirational. I'm not sure if it was the same fight where he protested the United States military causing cancer in Puerto Rico. He's a man amongst men. Whoever that was also super disrespectful to the champion. Hopkins always felt job and was kind of bitter and angry he must have been stewing. I'm not sure what made a difference but
@@jayacevedo3801 ring walk I meant. And Bernard was the well-established middleweight champion Tito was coming into his division. Boy basically Don King thought this was going to Crown Tito the star and cash cow. So Bernard had to play the B side in his own division. That's that's the reason he enters to the song I Did It My Way he always felt slighted and always expected to be screwed.
That 2 weeks lay off affected Trinidad Performance , no excuses but I know deep down if the fight happen schedule on the 15th Tito would have won , Hopkins went back to Philly to train .
@@fightsforrights9744 i suspect this PR instagram crowd is the newer generations born after the new millenium and know almost nothing of Tito. But the older generation who dont care about social media, who watched Tito when he was fighting and in his prime adore him everywhere he goes.
@@stuka80 Well if that was true then Mike Tyson would have low numbers as well but he is recognized by even this new generation. It just seems like the Puerto Ricans really loved before but have forgotten about him intirely and it could be because of the loss to Bernard Hopkins. I tell everybody who listens that Hopkins was unbeatable at that time. Donk King messed up Trinidad,s career. I was thinking at the time why wasn't the fight postponed since he was helping out the 911 victims.
@@fightsforrights9744 Your comparison is flawed. 2 things you already know is that Tyson is first of all American and second, he's a global celebrity that have long ago transcended the boxing world. Of course he's going to be more popular overall than Tito. But i guarantee you Tito is far more loved and popular with Puerto Ricans than Tyson is. Pacquiao for example, is a god among Filipinos but he only has 7 million followers and i bet you half of that aren't even Filipinos because Pac is popular all over the world, despite the fact that there are 110 million Filipinos. That would be less than 3% of total Filipinos follow Pac on Instagram so going by that number, seems Filipinos dont care about Pac but we know thats not true at all. So judging how popular a fighter is in his home country based on instagram followers isn't a good measure.
People for forget mayweather and pacqiou moved up in four to five different weight classes. They fought who was there when they arrived in that weight classes and they clean out there respectively weight classes.
do you homework bro....Pacquiao has fought marquez 4 times,morales barrera,hatton,de la hoya,margarito,bradley,miguel cotto. Mayweather fought diego corrales genaro hernandes jose luis castillo canelo maidana hatton shane mosley miguel cotto de la hoya zab judah
+Matias873 Mayweather never fought the best of the best in their prime. Pacquio did fight the best fighters of his era only he was on steroids. Leo is still young so his resume is incomplete., however Tito was the man without any of those questions.
@ hound both were champions they had a mini mw tourny back in 2001 and these were the 2 last guys . Unfortunally my boy tito got schooled in this 1 ...lol
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Aside from the crowd being hype, I really don't see what Tito did here that was so "amazing"... He shook his little Puerto Rican ass and got beat by Hopkins putting on a masterclass.
You guys just have different DNA then us colored folk… I’m black American and Tito’s entrance was so live he showed out for NY post 9/11 and the boriquas came out in droves!
Tito wasn't supposed to move up to fight Hopkins every Puerto Rican knows that Trinidad's father screwed Trinidad with this fight. Bernard Hopkins was supposed to move down and fight Tito at Tito's normal weight
Ron Rollerson we will get through 2019👍 I will post this story every year 20_ _ because its Powerful 👍 I had to edit two storys so I don't scare people but this is a serious an sad reality Former Temple big man Ron Rollerson, having lost a leg, finds a new sport Posted: May 24, 2018 - The dream came first in the hospital. Ron Rollerson was playing in a basketball game. He was his old self - he still had two legs. His dream changed up history. His Temple Owls were playing Seton Hall in the NCAA tournament. Temple fans with a memory to 2000 will cringe, going straight to a day that derailed maybe the Owls' best shot at the Final Four under John Chaney. In this recurring dream, Rollerson comes off the bench to help save the day. He is the hero. Temple moves on to glory. RELATED STORIES Olympic hopeful Thelma Davies is outrunning opponents, even a mysterious rash Did Rollerson's subconscious pick this most memorable basketball game as a hinge point for Rollerson's own life? The dream, Rollerson can tell you, doesn't begin to capture all that went through his brain the last two years, since a serious decline of health in his Left leg;" in 2016 took both his left leg and the life he'd known. "Forget trying to walk a mile in my shoes. Most of y'all couldn't do 5 steps,'' Rollerson told the world last year on Facebook. "Now spend a day wandering around in my mind." Rage and despair, the worst kinds of thoughts, they all moved through. Suicidal thoughts crept in. How couldn't all the thoughts? You wake up after 11 days in a coma - you assumed it was just the day after you went to the hospital until your family sets you straight - and you find out they hadn't been sure you'd wake up at all. And the big news they have to tell you: They've taken your left leg. You're partially blind in one eye. Eventually, only four toes are left on your remaining leg, the one that had been your bad leg your whole hoops career, which included overseas journeys and almost two years with the Harlem Globetrotters and a near-miss trial with the Sixers. You don't stand for eight months. You blurt out online: "Patiently waiting for my turn on a blessing." Your basic decency, a trait that was always as noticeable as your massive frame and nimble mind, isn't always enough. An artificial leg is sometimes the least of your adjustments. As you're trying for your footing in this new world, an old basketball trainer from your teenage years says, "Weren't you a swimmer before you were a ballplayer?" Almost heaven in the water In the back of the workout place in Cherry Hill, there was a swimming pool with four lanes, two swimmers in the pool. Rollerson moved from his wheelchair to a chair that would slowly drop him in the water. The swimmers saw him in the chair and, without speaking, switched lanes to free up the lane by the chair. Ted Davis Jr. hit a button, and Rollerson lowered until his right foot touched the pool bottom. "It's a little chilly,'' Rollerson noted on this recent Sunday morning. Davis, who used to help Rollerson with hoops, swam to the other end using freestyle strokes. Under the water Rollerson went, his arms surging out in a breaststroke, taking up practically the entire lane. For seven or eight strokes, Rollerson's head stayed underwater before he came up for air. Midway down the 25 meters, he veered slightly left of center until he corrected himself on his next stroke. He kicked harder to get himself all the way down, head now popping up every two or three strokes, water moving in his wake. The stroke itself, the arm movement, stayed smooth. The stroke of an athlete. Davis mentioned Rollerson's coming up for air at different points - "You want to be more consistent." MIKE JENSEN / STAFF Former Temple basketball player Ron Rollerson, whose leg was amputated in 2016, working out in a pool. He has a new goal, swimming in the 2024 Paralympics. MIKE JENSEN / Staff Still in the water, Rollerson took big breaths. Any race, he said, is at least a year away. "I'm still trying to get the conditioning now,'' he said. When that happens, Davis said, watch out. "You're three times stronger than me and you're 6-11,'' Davis added, pointing out how far down the pool Rollerson could move in a single stroke. The stated goal is the 2024 Paralympics. The breaststroke, a grueling test for any swimmer, is the stroke least impacted by having one leg. That'll be his event. "This is baby steps,'' Rollerson said from the pool. "Even if I don't do it, it gives me something to shoot for in my life." 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As fate would have it, that Wednesday would change the course of his life forever. At around 8 p.m., Ron was settling in for the night and watching TV when the health and my legs decline👍 After a few minutes, Ron could no longer walk and called 911. So he can get a emergency ambulance! Paramedics they save lives👍 When he arrived at the hospital, his echocardiogram (EKG) returned normal, and physicians clamored to figure out what was wrong. At that point, Ron was experiencing a horrible pain. Sweating and panicking, he noticed that some feeling had returned to his right leg, and then his left. When things started to get hazy, they rushed him into emergency surgery. Two and a half weeks later, Ron awoke to discover that he had experienced an aortic dissection, an injury to the innermost layer of the aorta that allows blood to flow between the layers of the aortic wall, forcing the layers apart. Having been given only a 20 percent chance of survival, he had beaten the odds. However, more challenges were yet to come. Ron arrived at Magee in December 2017 after a long battle with infections, multiple surgeries, and a hip disarticulation amputation. “After a few days, I felt like coming to Magee was probably the best thing that happened to me. I felt like I couldn’t have had a better physical therapist [Aliah Keirsey] or occupational therapist [Mia Camhi],” Ron said. “They helped to lift my spirits, and even though it was a fight for them to get me going, they kept pushing and pushing me. I will forever be grateful to them and the nurses, CNAs and other therapists. In a lot of ways, they really saved my life.” After three and a half weeks as an inpatient, Ron left Magee. Now a patient at Magee Riverfront Outpatient Center, Ron is making progress each day. Magee will always hold a special place in his heart, and eventually, he hopes to return to the hospital as a volunteer. “It’s sort of like a fraternity. 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One of the best ring walks of all time. You can feel and see the love and pride Tito had for Puerto Rico. Dang I wish he won that fight.
That’s badass how he stayed in NY through the whole 9-11 situation and never went home until the fight happened over a month later. Loved the respect he and his pops paid the the NYPD and NY firefighters. This mexican loves you for that.
MUCH RESPECT
Lindsey B Im a huge boxing fan since the early 80’s. I’ve seen how fans reacted to Chavez and those were incredible. But this entrance was nothing like those. With the 9-11 situation just happened and him at his heights of popularity plus him and his dad showing the upmost respect for the NY firefighters and police. It makes for the best entrance ever.
Joe Blow 💯‼️
"This white dude" ???
Hopkins naturally way bigger than him he started at light heavy lost , then made a career fighting smaller guys
@@Supreme91007yh OK son. He ain't mexican only they do that like canelo and dela hoya.
Thee best ring walk! Wow! The vibe that man brought.
The roaring cheers of this crowd is amazing. I still remember watching it that night and thinking “I wish I was there”. Love it!!!
Tito's ring walk is better than most current middleweight's whole careers !
Facts!!!!!!!!! These new dudes don't fight they use too!!!! Yall not Mayweather stop trying to fight like him
I’m honduran but my grandmother married a Puerto Rican man after my grandfather had passed so i basically grew up with Puerto Rican culture cause my grandmother would take care of me before and after school, and I have so much respect and love for the Puerto Rican culture and why it stands for. Respect from a Honduran!
I'm Mexican, and Tito is my IDOL! Viva Puerto Rico!!
Lol he a loser
🇵🇷 Que vive Boriken y Mexico 🇲🇽
The glazing is crazy 🌈 lol
@@dgonzalez5047 what’s ya point punk? Showing luv ain’t glazing so relax
Same!
The best entrance he ever had would be the worst night he had, meaning that he would lose that night for the 1st time in his Pro Career smh. But hey Puerto Rico never stopped loving him.
True!
thats a j series teg in your pic?
Tito was a true champion that fought everybody while in there primes!!!! The greatest fighter from puerto rico!!!! BORICUAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!
The only reason you would lose to a great fight is cuz you're actually in the ring with a great fighter instead of waiting until they have the name of a great fighter in the game of someone 7 years past their Prime that guy would fight anybody and keep coming forward even if you shot him eight-time
Wow imagine if Tito had won after that entrance !! He would have been the undisputed king of Puerto Rico for the rest of his life
Boxing wise he still is
@@wynn1023 very true, great fighter
Listen i dont think any other boxer has had there audience this excited this man is very powerful
GOAT ring walk, unreal tune.
Am I the only one listens to this daily? His entrance is my favorite boxing entrance even though he got knocked out.
Swear to God!!!
Jerry Hernandez Tito was never knocked out they stoped it huge difference.🙄🤦🏽♂️💥🥊
Fr
Even in defeat, still the people's champion.
Armando Ramirez fuck him and you..go Hopkins!
juice Parikh Hopkins is a racist bitch. That's why joe smith knocked his old ass out
@@damonzarate9512 you cant call a black man racist sorry he just knows all the right buttons to press after all buddy this boxing i thought you knew
@@ComaToast1 ur statement makes 0 sense and I’d just like to let u know ur a moron 😂
I’m 32. If this wasn’t the best match of my generation, it was certain the most meaningful, considering what happened that month. God bless America! 🇺🇸
One of the best ring entrances ever!!
Hopkins will never get half the love that Tito got from Puerto Rican’s this man shows up anywhere and we will cheer for him.💥🥊💯🇵🇷💪🏽🥳😎🤣
tea marks First off was nothing illegal about Tito’s hand raps second Tito is loved by the people of Puerto Rico waaaaaaay more then Hopkins is loved by blacks like when Tito fought the whole island shut down and the government makes it a holiday whether he won or lost the people waited for his arrival at the airport and celebrated all along the highway as Tito drove by did any of y’all do that for Hopkins nope Tito is still loved by the people today and he’s hasn’t boxed in a long ass time matter of fact when the people were protesting the governor and he showed up everybody was chanting Tito Tito Tito Tito just like in his glory days so don’t get it twisted whatever it is y’all feel for Hopkins cannot compare to the love that Tito gets to this day facts.💯🇵🇷💪🏽🤦🏽♂️🙄🖕🏽
tea marks Just not to the level of Trinidad.
tea marks I watched that fight you dip shit he complained about Tito having too much padding around his knuckles which is not illegal they only re wrapped his hands because they just wanted to fight.
I mean.. i didn't matter in the end because tito ended up losing the fight via TKO in the 12th and Even if he made it to the desicion I doubt tito would have won either way
@@FNRZ350 Tito has more love and fame then Hopkins how many people mention Hopkins now how many have as an all time great exactly in the words of Kieth Sweat nobody LMAO.🤣
He may lost this one fight badly but theres one thing you cant take away from tito HE DUCKED NOBODY AND FOUGHT EVERYONE AT THEIR BEST BORIIIICUUUAAAA FOR LIFE 🇵🇷
True...without steroids and without any weight advantage a true goat
When he fought, The whole island fought by him. Tito 4ever
Man that gave me goosebumps makes me proud to be Puerto rican
Puerto Rico is a strong nation.
trinidad humilde y buen peleador como wilfredo gomez, cotto, vazquez etc grandes peleas jamas enemigos saludos desde México a la toda la raza borinqueña
Soy Nicaragüense y respeto a Tito esta es la mejor entrada en la historia del boxeo
The PRIDE of PR, outstanding Ring Walk by Tito!
La mejor presentación del Box en la historia....
Love it...tito dad like boy get yo ass in the ring already
Tito! El grande campeon de Puerto Rico.
Most of Tito's fights were in NY coinciding with the Puertorriquen Day Parade. After the parade people would flock to see him fight at the MS Garden. Filling it to capacity.
Tradition that Miguel Cotto followed for years
One of the Baddest Entrance of Boxing, you feel the energy 🔥🔥🔥 ...Cotto took over after this 💪🏾 🥊
My favorite fighter ever and its not even close
What an entrance for the peoples champion
The whole crowd roared with him
Let the result of that night not take away a thing from his legacy....
remember his opponent got tossed out of the ring in his last fight
Himansu Kerkar dude he got thrown out like her out nowww 😂😂😂😂
No shame in losing to bhop. He’s one of the best of all time.
wasnt even born when this fight happened but this fight was legendary and tito's walkout was amazing
Tito is rock in’ the ViLLAGE PEOPLE/YMCA look!!! It comes natural to him- it would appear.
That entrence was epic,but that night my heart was broken seen Tito defeated but he showed us his heart.there will never be another Puerto Rican fighter like Tito🇵🇷🥊☝️
Felix tito Trinidad was a beast!!!
It was a great touch for B Hop to walk to Ray Charles as well
Best entrance ever!!!
One of the best entrance
You actually sense the world class talent before it even starts.
Man what a great entrance
Awesome song. Love the rhythm.
Todabia me acuerdo...una de las mejores entradas, la cancion era muy pegadiza.
Most people don't catch Jim lampley holding tears back when he says he stayed through 9/11 and never left
Not a Tito fan, but his entrances were classic.
Best entrance ever Tito is one of a kind
That ring work was inspirational. I'm not sure if it was the same fight where he protested the United States military causing cancer in Puerto Rico. He's a man amongst men. Whoever that was also super disrespectful to the champion. Hopkins always felt job and was kind of bitter and angry he must have been stewing. I'm not sure what made a difference but
Adrian Delgado what do you mean?
@@jayacevedo3801 ring walk I meant. And Bernard was the well-established middleweight champion Tito was coming into his division. Boy basically Don King thought this was going to Crown Tito the star and cash cow. So Bernard had to play the B side in his own division. That's that's the reason he enters to the song I Did It My Way he always felt slighted and always expected to be screwed.
Titohhh trinidarrrddd!
Chills very patriotic
Tito 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊
The Great Felix Tito Trinidad
No homo but guy is handsome
i cant find this version of mi bandera anywhere, the intro part is longer here
Great Champion
That 2 weeks lay off affected Trinidad Performance , no excuses but I know deep down if the fight happen schedule on the 15th Tito would have won , Hopkins went back to Philly to train .
Facts!
I was never able to find this song…anyone have it?
Te amo.
Sad for Him that now as great as he was, His people don't follow Him on social media such as instagram.
He is still very much loved by his people
@@tberroc They don't show it, check out his Instagram page, he has very little followers and there is millions of Puerto Ricans.
@@fightsforrights9744 i suspect this PR instagram crowd is the newer generations born after the new millenium and know almost nothing of Tito. But the older generation who dont care about social media, who watched Tito when he was fighting and in his prime adore him everywhere he goes.
@@stuka80 Well if that was true then Mike Tyson would have low numbers as well but he is recognized by even this new generation. It just seems like the Puerto Ricans really loved before but have forgotten about him intirely and it could be because of the loss to Bernard Hopkins. I tell everybody who listens that Hopkins was unbeatable at that time. Donk King messed up Trinidad,s career. I was thinking at the time why wasn't the fight postponed since he was helping out the 911 victims.
@@fightsforrights9744 Your comparison is flawed. 2 things you already know is that Tyson is first of all American and second, he's a global celebrity that have long ago transcended the boxing world. Of course he's going to be more popular overall than Tito. But i guarantee you Tito is far more loved and popular with Puerto Ricans than Tyson is.
Pacquiao for example, is a god among Filipinos but he only has 7 million followers and i bet you half of that aren't even Filipinos because Pac is popular all over the world, despite the fact that there are 110 million Filipinos. That would be less than 3% of total Filipinos follow Pac on Instagram so going by that number, seems Filipinos dont care about Pac but we know thats not true at all. So judging how popular a fighter is in his home country based on instagram followers isn't a good measure.
Tito v Canelo? Imagine that dream fight.
Showtimeeeeeeee
Tito El Primero
It’s too bad Tito couldn’t take all the elbows and headbutts bhop was throwing at him
People for forget mayweather and pacqiou moved up in four to five different weight classes. They fought who was there when they arrived in that weight classes and they clean out there respectively weight classes.
whats the name of that song in the background
Mi bandera
el flako mi bandera
🔥🔥🔥
Aleast Tito fought the best in is era unlike Mayweather, Pacquiao and Leo Santa Cruz who duck and pick n choose.
do you homework bro....Pacquiao has fought marquez 4 times,morales barrera,hatton,de la hoya,margarito,bradley,miguel cotto. Mayweather fought diego corrales genaro hernandes jose luis castillo canelo maidana hatton shane mosley miguel cotto de la hoya zab judah
Matias873 Mayweather seriously?
Damon Dee LMAO Leo Santa Cruz?
+Matias873 Mayweather never fought the best of the best in their prime. Pacquio did fight the best fighters of his era only he was on steroids. Leo is still young so his resume is incomplete., however Tito was the man without any of those questions.
@ hound both were champions they had a mini mw tourny back in 2001 and these were the 2 last guys . Unfortunally my boy tito got schooled in this 1 ...lol
chaddy rack while BHop went to Philly to train tito stayed in NY to help
Hopkins is such a legend
I went to a New York Yankees game👍 planning to go again 👍
Great people 👍🌍 Represent!
NYPD vs. FDNY -... Police🚓 Department ( NYPD) and the New York City Fire Department (FDNY).🚒 ... and boats displayed a blue line honoring the police force.
Hey honor Hospital workers 🏩 an ambulance 🚑 department being a paramedic is a serious reality 👍
Tito!!!
Aside from the crowd being hype, I really don't see what Tito did here that was so "amazing"... He shook his little Puerto Rican ass and got beat by Hopkins putting on a masterclass.
You guys just have different DNA then us colored folk… I’m black American and Tito’s entrance was so live he showed out for NY post 9/11 and the boriquas came out in droves!
Titos run was amazing before this, he had to lose eventually.
Sorry NORE Tito introduced reggeaton to Americans lol
True champion peoples champ
Tito wasn't supposed to move up to fight Hopkins every Puerto Rican knows that Trinidad's father screwed Trinidad with this fight. Bernard Hopkins was supposed to move down and fight Tito at Tito's normal weight
What you mean? Trinidad held the WBA Middleweight belt, he had to face Hopkins it was a mini tournament.
oscarmp5 good point. But still, tito was the smaller boxer. Full credit to bhop tho
That’s not true
Bernard made me proud to be American this night
Orgullo boricua tito
Que entrada mas emocionante. Viva PR
I just noticed fans said "Roy Jones" next but Jones was 175 at this time 🤦♂️ lmfao
If tito beat hopkins...that is the next fight from him in catchweight 170
Trinidad never afraid to take the risk to fight to the best competition without steroids without any weight advantage...a true goat
Unbelievable he lost this fight under those circumstances
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Ron Rollerson we will get through 2019👍 I will post this story every year 20_ _ because its Powerful 👍
I had to edit two storys so I don't scare people but this is a serious an sad reality
Former Temple big man Ron Rollerson, having lost a leg, finds a new sport
Posted: May 24, 2018 -
The dream came first in the hospital. Ron Rollerson was playing in a basketball game. He was his old self - he still had two legs. His dream changed up history. His Temple Owls were playing Seton Hall in the NCAA tournament. Temple fans with a memory to 2000 will cringe, going straight to a day that derailed maybe the Owls' best shot at the Final Four under John Chaney.
In this recurring dream, Rollerson comes off the bench to help save the day. He is the hero. Temple moves on to glory.
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Did Rollerson's subconscious pick this most memorable basketball game as a hinge point for Rollerson's own life? The dream, Rollerson can tell you, doesn't begin to capture all that went through his brain the last two years, since a serious decline of health in his Left leg;" in 2016 took both his left leg and the life he'd known.
"Forget trying to walk a mile in my shoes. Most of y'all couldn't do 5 steps,'' Rollerson told the world last year on Facebook. "Now spend a day wandering around in my mind."
Rage and despair, the worst kinds of thoughts, they all moved through. Suicidal thoughts crept in. How couldn't all the thoughts?
You wake up after 11 days in a coma - you assumed it was just the day after you went to the hospital until your family sets you straight - and you find out they hadn't been sure you'd wake up at all. And the big news they have to tell you: They've taken your left leg. You're partially blind in one eye.
Eventually, only four toes are left on your remaining leg, the one that had been your bad leg your whole hoops career, which included overseas journeys and almost two years with the Harlem Globetrotters and a near-miss trial with the Sixers. You don't stand for eight months. You blurt out online: "Patiently waiting for my turn on a blessing."
Your basic decency, a trait that was always as noticeable as your massive frame and nimble mind, isn't always enough. An artificial leg is sometimes the least of your adjustments.
As you're trying for your footing in this new world, an old basketball trainer from your teenage years says, "Weren't you a swimmer before you were a ballplayer?"
Almost heaven in the water
In the back of the workout place in Cherry Hill, there was a swimming pool with four lanes, two swimmers in the pool. Rollerson moved from his wheelchair to a chair that would slowly drop him in the water. The swimmers saw him in the chair and, without speaking, switched lanes to free up the lane by the chair. Ted Davis Jr. hit a button, and Rollerson lowered until his right foot touched the pool bottom. "It's a little chilly,'' Rollerson noted on this recent Sunday morning.
Davis, who used to help Rollerson with hoops, swam to the other end using freestyle strokes. Under the water Rollerson went, his arms surging out in a breaststroke, taking up practically the entire lane. For seven or eight strokes, Rollerson's head stayed underwater before he came up for air. Midway down the 25 meters, he veered slightly left of center until he corrected himself on his next stroke. He kicked harder to get himself all the way down, head now popping up every two or three strokes, water moving in his wake. The stroke itself, the arm movement, stayed smooth. The stroke of an athlete.
Davis mentioned Rollerson's coming up for air at different points - "You want to be more consistent."
MIKE JENSEN / STAFF
Former Temple basketball player Ron Rollerson, whose leg was amputated in 2016, working out in a pool. He has a new goal, swimming in the 2024 Paralympics. MIKE JENSEN / Staff
Still in the water, Rollerson took big breaths. Any race, he said, is at least a year away.
"I'm still trying to get the conditioning now,'' he said.
When that happens, Davis said, watch out.
"You're three times stronger than me and you're 6-11,'' Davis added, pointing out how far down the pool Rollerson could move in a single stroke.
The stated goal is the 2024 Paralympics. The breaststroke, a grueling test for any swimmer, is the stroke least impacted by having one leg. That'll be his event.
"This is baby steps,'' Rollerson said from the pool. "Even if I don't do it, it gives me something to shoot for in my life."
Part 2 Rehabilitation👍
Nobody in the world 🌍 wants to experience what Ron Rollerson went through 💧😢🏀 a Temple University grad a legend to me👍
Mental illness is a reality 👍 physical disability is a reality👍 no one is invincible👍
RON'S STORY
“It’s sort of like a fraternity. You’re a family member,” Ron says. “I look forward to coming back and helping someone with my story.”
From his days on the court at Temple University to playing professional basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters, 37-year-old Ron Rollerson has always had a competitive spirit. When an aortic dissection almost took his life, Ron never stopped fighting.
By September 2016, Ron had retired from playing professional basketball and was working in construction at the University of Pennsylvania. Though he had always had high blood pressure, Ron was in generally good health and, as all signs would indicate, this Wednesday was no different than any other. As fate would have it, that Wednesday would change the course of his life forever.
At around 8 p.m., Ron was settling in for the night and watching TV when the health and my legs decline👍 After a few minutes, Ron could no longer walk and called 911. So he can get a emergency ambulance! Paramedics they save lives👍
When he arrived at the hospital, his echocardiogram (EKG) returned normal, and physicians clamored to figure out what was wrong. At that point, Ron was experiencing a horrible pain. Sweating and panicking, he noticed that some feeling had returned to his right leg, and then his left. When things started to get hazy, they rushed him into emergency surgery.
Two and a half weeks later, Ron awoke to discover that he had experienced an aortic dissection, an injury to the innermost layer of the aorta that allows blood to flow between the layers of the aortic wall, forcing the layers apart. Having been given only a 20 percent chance of survival, he had beaten the odds. However, more challenges were yet to come.
Ron arrived at Magee in December 2017 after a long battle with infections, multiple surgeries, and a hip disarticulation amputation.
“After a few days, I felt like coming to Magee was probably the best thing that happened to me. I felt like I couldn’t have had a better physical therapist [Aliah Keirsey] or occupational therapist [Mia Camhi],” Ron said. “They helped to lift my spirits, and even though it was a fight for them to get me going, they kept pushing and pushing me. I will forever be grateful to them and the nurses, CNAs and other therapists. In a lot of ways, they really saved my life.”
After three and a half weeks as an inpatient, Ron left Magee. Now a patient at Magee Riverfront Outpatient Center, Ron is making progress each day. Magee will always hold a special place in his heart, and eventually, he hopes to return to the hospital as a volunteer.
“It’s sort of like a fraternity. You’re a family member,” he said. “I look forward to coming back and helping someone with my story.”
Ron also shared his advice for those willing to listen, whether they have been through a similar experience or not.
“I would stress to anyone to cherish life because things can change, and God has a way of humbling us even though it’s not always the plan that we have,” Ron said.
Ron, however, has found a new appreciation for life through his experience.
“I have to remind myself at times that I’m fortunate to be here,” he said. “I see life as a blessing; not as a curse. Regardless of what you go through or the situation you have to overcome, adversity is adversity, and there’s always someone to help you. Magee is a testament to that.”
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My Mind and life is a Ron Rollerson 👍 and I'm getting help with my treatment team👍 nami.org
Tito Trinidad
Y ese día The Executioner lo puso a bailar perreo hasta el piso jajajajaja.
Hopkins es una leyenda
Everybody loses and he was above his weight class he was a beast at 147and 154
He lost the fight because he waisted too much energy in the entrance
What’s the name
Of the song for Trinidad’s ring walk?
El flako- mi bandera
Classic
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Does anyone know this song????? I need it
El flako- Mi bandera
Gran entrada, aunque mejor boxeador es Hopkins.
What is the tittle of this song
Mi Bandera (El Flako)
The masterpiece Hopkins boxed that night was better than the ring walk, sorry...
Two different things man
@@stuka80 Yes, you're right. The boxing contest itself trumps a ring walk... Thank you for the heads up though.
Electric
The ciento De Riveras
Walking to get the schooling of his life.
Booooo. Hopkins
Tito was cool but he wasn't as cool as bernard
hopkins was super boring though
We will be victorious overall violence
My Heart 💞 and Prayers for the Victims🌍👍 You are not safe Nowhere these days👍
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You will never here of a mass shooting at a prison or psych ward facility 👍 just because you lock down don't mean you don't get your party on, 👍 We can't afford Security like a Nation President 👍 and have secret Service security the rest of your life 👍 All and all! We will get through it all👍 you only hurting yourself doing things like this to people 👍🌍😡 I reverse the curse of the enemy satanic spirit 👍 you may kill the body ! But not the soul👍
Rev 6:9-11 Rev 20:4 we will be victorious you cannot kill us all, 👍🌍 no matter what you do you cannot stop the second coming of Jesus Christ to this earth 👍🌍 Amen! And to make it clear all my people go to heaven 👍 we do not fear you we are truly prepared for it anyway but we just wish it don't happen like this 2019,👍 over and over I got to keep saying my friend pastor truth debate! He was a man who feared death once he understand the 70 weeks of Daniel and that GOD word is true 👍 and you can go to heaven when you placed your trust in Jesus he was feeling great! He even said they can slice my head off it don't sound so good but you have to prepare yourself a head of time! and you have to prepare your children to know the Lord Jesus Christ also!
Governments of the world🌍 just keep building more nursing homes ; and financial disability money for future living victims👍🌍 your life may be shattered! Need I post about people with no arms and no legs 👍 but you will be victorious if you recover from the nursing home cannot post but I just say this nursing homes are a serious reality hospice homes is a serious reality when death comes they bury the dead and move on amen amen amen I cannot be stopped 👍🌍
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Thank you Jesus Christ for your mercy and sacrifice giving us a 2nd chance when death comes we will be okay
Mark 16:15-16 (KJV)
15 And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
16 He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.
What is the Gospel of Jesus Christ?
The word gospel means "good news" so the gospel of Christ is the good news of his coming to provide forgiveness of sins for all who will believe Romans 10:9
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the best news anyone will ever hear and what a person does with this news will determine where he or she spends eternity God is calling you to choose life
John 3:16-17 (KJV)
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.
THE SINNERS PRAYER
Dear Father God, I repent of my sins. I open my heart to Jesus. I confess Jesus is my Lord God and my Saviour, I thank you for giving me eternal life. I believe that Jesus, died on the cross for me and rose from the dead. I thank you that today, you have made me your child. Amen
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