Ingemar Johansson - Pride of Sweden
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Ingemar Johansson - Was a Swedish boxer and former heavyweight champion of the world. Johansson was the fifth heavyweight champion born outside the United States. In 1959 he defeated Floyd Patterson by TKO in the third round, after flooring Patterson seven times in that round, to win the World Heavyweight Championship. As a result, Johansson was awarded the Hickok Belt as top professional athlete of the year - the only non-American to do so in the belt's entire 27-year existence - and was named the Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year and Sports Illustrated magazine's "Sportsman of the Year". He holds notable victories over Floyd Patterson, Eddie Machen, Joe Bygraves (twice), Henry Cooper, Brian London, Dick Richardson, and Joe Erskine among others.
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haNZAgod
If I have a Son, I wanna name him after his legend Ingemar Hernandez haha
The guy with the golden smile Ingemar Johansson.This guy was an amazing person he labored in a mill before going pro and all though boxing not big in his country it was definitely big in his heart.He gave us 3 amazing wars with patternson and im forever grateful.
He was on the tv show Whats My Line the night before his
June 20 1960 HW fight against Patterson...where he ended up unconscious.
But they remained friends till they both ended up with Alzheimers.
Big respect to him, he was a great boxer! 🙏🇨🇵
Not only was Johansson world hw champion, he was both the lineal and undisputed world hw champ, being also undefeated at the time. After the losses, he went on to re-capture the EBU European Heavy title.
All Sweden listening on radio in the middle of the night,they say.
Love this music
Amazing highlight hanza!
Thank you for this great video
I think his all-time rating was marred by his training (or lack thereof). He had legit skills for his time. He just seemed to lose interest.
I saw some guy list him in the top ten worst fighters to hold the heavyweight title and I had to come back here to assure myself that he was as good as I remember. I gave that guy the biggest load of fertilizer ever sold west of the Mississippi river. I mean his series with patterson is my favorite of any weight class in history. The pulverizing force he had in both hands just made him such a danger to anyman he stepped into the ring with that you just have to wonder what it couldve been like if he fought liston or Cleveland williams what wouldve unfolded. Nevertheless he is a great but sadly forgotten champion.
metal shadow the hedgehog Johansson had great wins over Patterson and Machen and some decent wins over Cooper, London, Erskine, McBride, Richardson, Neuhaus, Ten Hoff, Bygraves twice...
Exactly and his only two losses were to the legendary patterson in high octane wars. Definitely not a bad fighter.
metal shadow the hedgehog If Ingo had fought Liston, Williams, young Ali, Terrell, Foley, Jones and Valdes...imo Liston and Ali are the only 2 that would have clearly won.
Exactly.
metal shadow the hedgehog. My IQ just dropped, when the person that you mentioned stated that Johansson was one of the worst champions to hold a boxing belt. Lol.
1.20 the referee wanted him to die??!
+Said7792 DK Definitely one of the most incompetent referees I've ever seen. Machen was lucky to come out of that with his health intact for sure.
+haNZAgod do one on Davey Moore as a forgotten hero
+Said7792 DK Came here to say this, holy shit what was that ref doing
Who was the one getting knocked out in that part?
Raoul Akhtar Eddie Machen
Ingemar Johansson is my guiding light, my spirit animal, my way of self defense, you practice karate, jiu jitsu, MMA, I practice Pugilistic Grace, I practice Ingemar Johansson
He’s my 5th cousin
If you’re training for self defense then it’s best to be versed in all four of the major martial arts (Boxing, Muay Thai, BJJ, and Wrestling) as well as the unifying meta-art that is MMA. At the very least, on top of your boxing, you should train in one grappling art at minimum, ideally wrestling so you at least know how to prevent people from just grabbing you and taking you down to the ground and thus rendering your boxing useless. BJJ or Judo are acceptable alternates as well. But it’s best to be versed in all four of the arts I mentioned above, plus the meta-art of MMA, because only then do you have a complete mastery of combat in both the striking and grappling aspects and the interplay between both aspects in a comprehensive sense
@@kirklandau2826 nobody throws kicks in street fights lol all you need is boxing and takedown defense. Or takedown offense
The hammer of Thor!
+Noah R. de Luzuriaga Thunder and Lightning
Hanza you are the man
what's song ?? It's beautiful !
Slowing Inertia - Farewell (Epic Intense Cinematic Post Rock)
Thank you very much ! ^^
Johansson deserved more credit than he received but even he admitted that he could not have beaten Liston, certainly not the Liston of the 50's and the early 60's. Don't know about Cleveland Williams. Sure Cleveland was quite fast and certainly an extremely dangerous hitter himself and ought to be favourite in such a match up, but may be was also a bit more open than Liston to a dangerous counter punch.
liston would have been to much for him.he was a great fighter in his own right always seemed to conduct himself in a decent manner
Tyson admitted he wouldn't have beaten Ali and so did Wladimir Klitschko. Jeffries said he wouldn't have beaten Johnson on the best day of his life and Johnson said Jeffries was at one point "the best of them all" as well. Humility is a great trait, but I wouldn't take that as 100% proof he wouldn't have had a chance against Liston. Johansson hit like a mack-10 and he could do it all night long. Eddie Machen went the full 12 with Liston and drew Williams, but got murdered in 1 by Johansson. Williams was also ko'd cold in 3 rounds by a 178lb guy with 16 losses and 8 of his 12 career losses (non-4 rounders) were by ko/tko, so I wouldn't bet the house on him flattening Johansson, either. I'm not saying I wouldn't favor Liston or Williams --- two of the most naturally physically gifted fighters ever --- over Johansson, but Johansson had a very unique style (using his palms to block, not corkscrewing a lot of his punches, wide uppercuts, and using his left hand to measure as well as "sheep heard" his opponent for his right hand) and the only guy he fought that he didn't definitively pulp in his short career was Floyd Patterson --- who was himself an anomaly (peek-a-boo style with the real fastest hands in heavyweight history in the early 60's? There was nobody you could work with to properly prepare for him, back then). It's too bad Johansson left the sport so early. Both fights would've been cool to see.
Liston was sitting duck for this boy. Counterwise.
@@williamsmith1803 Ingemar was Liston’s promotor for his four fights in Sweden between 1966-1967 and they may have had a few sparring sessions during Liston’s time living in Sweden.
Johansson det namnet håller man starkt på hjärtat.
I alla fall Ingo:D
love it
One day I want to be the black Ingemar
Believe in yourself and it might happen
Awkward and had great power like today's wilder
That’s a great comparison, I do see the similarity. In a relative p4p sense though of course - Wilder is obviously much bigger and significantly more powerful, but Wilder is a modern super-heavy and Johansson, like most heavyweights from back then, would be considered either a cruiserweight if not even a light heavyweight by modern standards. Epic fantasy matchups would be Johansson versus fellow old-time HW power sluggers who weighed south of 200 in Dempsey and Marciano
hey hanza can you do one of michael spinks?
+C' PyRo (Julian Pastori) Check my channel mate. Already got one.
Min största förebild i livet 🙏
I’m related to him
I'm also related like 3 rd cousin
Chad Erickson cool
@@chaderickson5647 wait dad?
There is toonder in the right, toonder!
Song?
Hope he was saved
Amen brother
...Ingemar Johansson...was when Swedish men had balls.
han har en poäng.
@Nordic Wolf Jobbigt att vara nazist kompis.
@Nordic Wolf Hoppas din familj är stolt över vad du skriver anonymt på nätet. Rannsaka dig själv din nolla. Patetisk.
@Nordic Wolf Skillnaden är att jag inte sprider nazistisk propaganda.
@Nordic Wolf Om det du tycker är nazism så är svaret ja. Är du öppet nazist inför din familj också?
My dad told me that they overworked him in russia or something and he died because of that
Dammitt. Eddie Machen died of a suicidal jumpout? Wtf?
He suffered from depression.
Floyd and he,the bums of boxing.......
You’re a bum and you’re calling world champion boxers bums.. that’s funny lol 😂😂
@@heavyhands5269 in the same way they treat guys like marciano,who was also world champ.don't cry.