Julio Cesar Chavez - 89-0 - Greatest Mexican Boxer Ever (Original Documentary)
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- Julio Cesar Chavez, the greatest champion in Mexican history. Arguably the pound for pound goat. At one point he held a record of 89 wins and 0 losses. With 73 Knockouts. This original documentary examines the entirety of Chavez's career. From his early rise, to his sustained dominance, to his otherworldly skill and determination. Relive all the greatest knockouts, wins, comebacks, and legendary moments that forged the legend, in this original documentary.
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107 wins - 6 losses - 1 draw. That is insane. That’s actually better than mayweather 50-0 because this man fought 114 boxers and only lost 6 fights and still can walk, talk and live. Legendary.
Actually I think Mayweathers record is better because he won more titles in more weight classes than Chavez and beat more HOF fighters. Mayweather even has a win over De La Hoya and De La Hoya made Chavez quit.
@@OGFrylock out of his prime n he beat mayweather uncle
@@windycity312 So because he was passed his prime it's ok to quit? Lol "Mayweather uncle" is that how Roger is known?
@@OGFrylock he was past his prime everyone knows it’s a young man sport. Roger mayweather the guy who got battered by Chavez twice
@@windycity312 so if you're passed your prime even at 33 it's ok to quit? Oh ok I figured that's who you were talking about but you knew him as "Mayweather uncle" imagine being known because of your nephew 🤣
The fact this man is never in the conversation when it comes to the GOAT is beyond me. He is the best to ever do it.
cause hes not american. they dont want to acknowledge that one of the best boxers came from Mexico. no one ever considers him, salvador sanchez or ruben olivarez.
If u fight a bunch of nobodys no one will mention your name
@@VforVendetta414 😂😂😂
Wtf are you talking about
Sugar Ray Rob & Floyd Are The Best To Ever Do It
I wouldn’t say just the best Mexican fighter. This dude fought every two months and held his title for 13 years straight. 89-0 Who does that? Legend in his own time!
You can do that when you're fighting guys who have a 9-5 and boxing is their side hustle 😂😂😂😂
the only notable name in julio's first fifty fights was roger mayweather
@@baddnewz6❤
@@mr.brightside6576 say it with out 😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@baddnewz6 stop 😭😭😭😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's crazy he went 89-0 before his first loss insane, definitely the best ever. Much love from Puerto Rico.
Figthing Taxi drives 😂😂 50-0 TBE
@@eliasjimenez8994 Sure Bud. Lol. Roger Mayweather was a great Uber driver. 😂
@@arianduran1725just one 🤣🤣??
Lo que si yo encuentro raro es que le quitaban las vendas y las metian rapido en El bucket yo no dudo que era bueno pero eso de tener una persona Toda inchada en El Segundo o tercel round deja mucho que HABLAR antes se hacian mil trampas y estaba en la esquina del contrario en verlas
Holy shit hahahahaha just killed the man 😂 poor Roger @@arianduran1725
When Julio fought it was like a holiday at our house. It was a family event. Watching him was definitely something special.
So very true I had 10 guys working for me that were born in Mexico when Julio Cesar Chavez fought they would talk about the fight all week long and then come Monday morning they would still be on a cloud of air they always got together and watch the fight it gave them such pride it was truly beautiful then we would all bond talking about the fight for a few days after, the only time my guys would turn down overtime was when Chavez was fighting or world cup soccer when Mexico was playing. . A true legend and a huge source of pride for the Mexican people Chavez is 100% class.
Like muhammad Ali lol
Same here bro 😎
How many title holders did he beat??????
He fought a bunch of no bodies who had already accumulated so many loses.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
“Ehhhh joseeee grab the nachooooos, chanel uno has a fight!”
No run! No hugs! Only one mission "Seek and destroy" GOAT
Goat 🐐 and don’t care what anybody says. If you don’t agree you don’t know about boxing. From a true Mexican.
89 wins before tasting defeat is crazy. what a legend.
That 12 round stoppage with 5 seconds left is bulshit he would have lost that damn fight on points he can thank the referee for that win. The fighter had his hand up and ready continue when he stop the damn fight I say again bulshit
@@robertbackes85solo por puntos, pero hablando de daño y nivel julio cesar Chávez dejó demasiado dañado a meldrick Taylor, Taylor perdió demasiado en esa pelea ya que quedó con daño permanente y Chávez continuo como si nada
and he was coked out of his mind and only trained for 2 weeks and did not take the fight seriously, and still it took Franky Randall the championship rounds to win it.
@@robertbackes85 when you can't continue with 10 mins left or 10 secs left it's the same condition. You can't continue. After a hit like that is safe to say his life was on the line (further hospitalization prove it). So Taylor was just done.
@@yosoyyod2001 you give the fighter the last 5 bro. That’s a respect thing. Idek what fight he is referring to but who tf stops the fight with 5sec in the 12th? I feel the same about Ali Frazier 3. Frazier’s corner shoulda never threw in the towel
The best ever!!!!
Respect from an Irishman ☘️🇮🇪🇺🇲
Much respect to the Irish fighters....similar styles to the Mexican fighters.....always moving foward,no fear! As a kid I remember watching Irish Teddy Mann....a tough boxer.
Yessss
@@digidrum2003❤❤6
I respect Irish people from México🇲🇽🇨🇮
Erin Go Bragh!! from Mexico
What makes him so great was that he was fighting every month with who ever wanted it, unlike most fighters today fighting once twice a year.
I saw someone who said the commission doesnt let fighters fight as often anymore. They arent softer now just not allowed.
Factz!! Different era back then bro. All the real great fighters back then were fighting at least 8-9 times a year. Different eras and Different breeds for sure!!
I call bullshit on that.
And dodging anyone that might take their belt.
Like the charlo sisters 👯♀️ 😂
This man is an monster, one of the greatest boxers of all time from any nation, weight class, etc. Guy is crazy.
Jajaja yes,, yes
I came to the comments to see the haters hate.
I wasn't disappointed
Baklas still crying
Mexicans were born for boxing...it runs deep in the roots of their ground and country,much love from a maori from new zealand💙🥊👊🏼
Saludos hermanos
It runs in our blood.
Abrazo a nuestros hermanos maoríes desde México! 🙌🏾😊
Its because poverty,we go to the school yam we hao to fight, we go put to have fun ,we fight, i didn't ask for it ,it's just mexico.
Thank you brother 🇲🇽🇺🇲
115 fights, 6 losses. 25 years in the ring. Legend
The only mexican who fighted in dif.. weights, Canela is just an excuse
How many title holders did he beat??????
He fought a bunch of no bodies who had already accumulated so many loses.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
@@mangosandpineapples4301 careful bro. The truth is like a kryptonite to these Chavez cheerleaders!
@@mangosandpineapples4301 Your ignorance is only surpassed by your willingness to display it.
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I agree he was one of the greatest champions ever not just in Mexico but in the world 🌎
Absolutely!
This Mexican boxer needs to be recognized for what he achieved.
Ricardo López was the third champion in history to retire undefeated and the first to do so as both an amateur and professional fighter. He also shares with Joe Louis and Floyd Mayweather Jr. the record for most consecutive title bouts without a loss (twenty-six).[11][12] This streak began with his knockout of Hideyuki Ohashi to win the WBC mini flyweight title in 1990 and ended with his knockout of Zolani Petelo to defend his IBF junior flyweight title in 2001. Ricardo only had one draw, which came against Rosendo Álvarez in 1998 in López's 48th bout and was avenged in the rematch eight months later. His final record was 51 wins (38 knockouts), 0 losses and 1 draw.
Thank you Howard for giving my ppl a little bit of praise. As an observant Mexican living in America I’ve noticed narratives be pushed against Mexican boxers that simply aren’t true so to hear Americans giving us props instead, it’s a great feeling. Thank you!
@@whatshisface1390 Give credit where it’s due I say. I’m an Australian boxing fan.
@@howardsmith8430You should know that Tim Tszyu is a HOF boxer in the making. That young man is REMARKABLE! When he defended Mexicans against Thurman in the press conference, Tim got thousands if not millions of Mexican fans behind him for it. I’m so excited to see his career blossom. He’s just like his dad meaning he dgaf who he fights & it shows. I was very upset to see Kambosos lose the title against Haney, I was pulling for George! The dude is very charismatic & his come forward style is so entertaining.
as a Puerto Rican, this was my favorite fighter as a kid, his the GOAT
The goat indeed, RM quit half way... Mayweater is concidered the best boxer by american comentators... but the world knows who is the real best figther of all times.
@@dev1lt0y Roberto Duran? 😁
Duran quit in his prime, plus chavez style an punching technique was more aesthetically pleasing to the eye
@@Capital_gainz well, you have you opinions and I respect them. A lot of people put great enphasys on the quit in the 2nd leonard match. I don't, because it was essentially a strategy and programming mistake more than anything else. A loss born outside of the ring. It does not change one bit my evaluation of Duran as the best boxer among those who started their career im the lightweight division. Chavez is an extremely close one and though he started one division lower he was in my view more gifted when he went lightweight. Unluckily their careers didn't cross each other's but sometimes I try to figure how it would have looked like but it's just too impredictable. Becayse these two guys had similar structure and are all time legends pound for pound. And two of the finest boxing brains you'll ever see.
Yessir
Love him or hate him, criticize him or praise him. He'll always be the Great Mexican Champion 🇲🇽
A great champion period
In the words of former bowling champion Pete Weber: "Love me or hate me, you watched. That's all you could do.''
The man fought everybody never ducked a fight and was always moving forward extremely high KO percentage. WTF is there to hate or criticize? Legend and in the GOAT conversation.
@@mangravy2000 did you ever bother to look at the guys he knocked out?
@@OGFrylock you must know a lot about boxing 😂😂😂
Sangre Azteca los mejores guerreros del Mundo sin duda! Chingones los Mexicanos 🇲🇽
Los de Sinaloa no son de sangre Azteca.
@@TechieTardtampoco es de Sinaloa,nació en ciudad Obregón y de ahí se fue a Sinaloa
@@TechieTardNO,ni la mayoría de los mexicanos somos eso.😂
Iron Mike fights, Julio Cesar Chavez fights, and Chicago Bulls games were total curfew nights back in the 99s
I'm a Pilipino and one of my idol in boxing is the Great Mexican Julio Cesar Chavez👏👏👏👍👍
Oh! youre a pilipino 😮 .
What about Pac-Man Pacquiao
Shout-out to all the hardworking and family oriented Mexicans worldwide, much respect and appreciation for Mexico's greats and the style they've cultivated... Much love from an Irishman 🇮🇪🇺🇲
Much respect all the Latino that sounds better bro
I say shout to all great fighter of all races..Chavez is one of my my favorite fighter not just because of his race..Simple you have great fighter of all races
@@rubengonzalez5703 Mexico is not Latino bro, no diss to our Latino brothers, and @Cub was sending shout-outs specifically to Mexico for cultivating that particular culure & unique style of boxing. 🇲🇽💯
A united and free Ireland amigo!!!!
@@16pony47im pretty sure mexicans are considered latino/a considering yk theyre in latin america
As I guy approaching 60 I caught most of his fights. He had a lot of power, stamina and a great chin. He was a pleasure to watch.
His personal story is just as admirable as his boxing career. What a guy!
It’s crazy how this guy never gets mentioned for top 10 greatest so underrated
He's not top ten, that's why
Except by Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. They always bring up Chavez as one of the G.O.A.T.s
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@@joewitowski54 The hell he isn't
@@daparadigm I was going to say the same ask any retire boxer their top ten and almost all of them have him on the list
One of the greatest boxers, not just Mexican boxers.
Exactly
Big facts! Only one other person went on a winning streak greater but even he lost 1 before 89… sugar Ray Robinson
@@sarceneaux2010 Still not over Sugar
Duran was always better
@@HoweyJR_ agreed.
I heard about Julio cesar chavez but i had no idea how much of a legend he was 😮 damn only 6 losses in his entire career dude is a goat
Him and Duran at 135 and at their peak would have been a dream match.
I agree 👍
And Chávez would’ve won, the men could take a punch like no other and I don’t think Duran couldn’t take Chávez body punches, so Chávez all the way
Duran went 15 rounds with Hagler and dropped Iran Barkley to win a middleweight title. Chavez never fought up there against such big guys, Duran's defense and punch resistance could definitely deal with Chavez@@raulescobar7433
A legend who will be remembered forever. 🇲🇽
It's a shame he is being forgotten in modern boxing but we will always remember
@@issakhan7312 yeah but real boxing fans know him 🙌
Everything is forgotten, after enough time. Don't y'all remember that legendary gladiator from 1500 years ago? No? Yeah me either.....xD
@@LeftMindedThoughts Spartacus? I remember him.
He put himself in the history books
Here's a fighter to study that nobody talks about. He did it all.
Underrated defense
ive just looked into some that go hugely unnoticed. salvador sanchez and Ruben Olivares
@@wonder777warrior6 finito lopez ?
One of my favorite fighters, sound sound fundementals, precision punches and combinations, hard worker, stamina forever.
He out worked all of them.
He should be talked about more. What a good boxer
Nobody brings it home like Joe Vincent 🗣️
Nobody
No one ever
Make it so.
Like he’s carrying the groceries
@@MrJRD827 That’s a good one. 😄👍🏻
Nobody talks about him! In my opinion he’s definitely top 3 of all time!
No, he's #1 bruh
In America they hate in em HARDDDDD I’ve noticed & if you go through some of these comments you’ll see I’m not lying
He’s always been in my top 5 all time
Outstanding bio on Chavez. The legendary goat forever in boxing 🥊
13 years
87-0
Ending his career at
107 wins
74 knockouts
6- losses
2- draws
6 losses damn 💀💀💀
Can we just appreciate the content this fella is producing. It's more entertaining and informative than most documentaries. Thank you sir
How many world champions or title holders did he beat??????
He fought a bunch of no bodies who had already accumulated so many loses.
He's a joke.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
But he fought like a man unlike all these fighter u probably like that are ballerina dancers 😂😂😂
gesgsehe
Julio Cesar Chavez is one of the best boxers and probably the last of that kind. You will never see someone go 100 fights and also go undefeated 13 years in almost 90 professional fights. He was simply perfect.
FACTS!
He fought bums bro . Anyone can do that lol . Check his box rec lmao
And do you say that people in our Era aren't fighting bums? At least he fought some decent Champs and some good ones and only lost fights when he was old
And also let me repeat what I said, he fought 80 fights and lost none of them until he was starting to go over the hill
Nobody will ever do that again
Nadie como él, y lo dice un puertorriqueño que he visto muchos campeones de todas países y nadie como él,yo lo apode la máquina destructora
Best boxer in HISTORY, 107 wins is insane, as well as being 89-0 at one point!
Right 👍
Sugar ray Robinson is better
@@shazebahmed0704😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@shazebahmed0704 not even close. Chaves is great but fought taxi drivers for he's first 60 fight. Robinson was p4p was already the best after 10 fights.
Lol actually sugar ray Robinson is best ever and it's not close ..his record at one point was 125 n 1 with 85 kos
He was not only the best and the greatest of Mexico but of the world. None has a record 89-0 like him.
@@palefox8370 Absolutely!
O00k!
💯😎👍
Robinson is the only one I know that went longer with 93 fights with out a loss & most have Robinson P4P the greatest of all time. Robinson also went his first 127 fights with only 1 loss a loss he avenged. He also won the middle weight belt a record 5 times & at a time when each division had only 1 belt not like 4 today. I put Chavez right up there with the great Robinson although Robinson is still king.
For 89-0 being a non-american and without huge influence in boxing promotions is far more better than 50-0 record by FM who has loads of judges decision wins.....
A boxer's greatness is truly determined by its KO percentage
In this day and age, whenever there's a conversation about the greatest athletes, you will inevitably see a lot people who've never accomplished a single achievement in their life try to diminished the legacy of extraordinary people. Chávez is one of the best to ever do it.
A true warrior, hero. Massive Respect!
89-0 In contemporary boxing is very impressive.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo bro!!!
@@guillermobarronramirez4616 I’m sorry I only speak English.
@@Arkstromater he said "I totally agree bro"
Could’ve google translated 🤦🏻♂️
@@alanvazquez5434 I know lmaooo
89 Straight Wins is insane!
I don’t think anyone’s seen that since the 1920’s, if even at all!
Yeah. But he did not fight Conor Mqgregor 😏
🤣
Khabib.
Only one who beat the record what I know of is Jimmy Wilde went 91-0-1 and it was in four years!
@@hondamanvtec2894 Boxing match,we already seen Floyd destroy him ,Chavez would have annihilated him
he lost to whittaker and everyone knows that
What a fantastic champion and truly the pride of the Mexican people!
Back when someone challenged you, you fought them in a month or two. What a tougher sport.
A Mexican legend worthy of a Joseph Vincent video!
Julio Cesar Chavez had as many title defenses and title victories as some fighters have total fights in their entire career. That alone should put him in GOAT consideration. The legend among legends finally gets his Joe Vincent tribute! 🥊🥊🥊
His sparring sessions were recorded as wins, how else would a current champion 65-0 fight a man who was 0-1 and be praised endlessly?
@ch1ngons1mon What in the world are you talking about his sparring was counted as fights..Be real
@@jameshampton2899 Chavez was 65-0, the WBC lightweight champion, 27 years of age in his prime, he fought Ramon Aramburu who was 0-1. This was a professional bout. 0-1 against 65-0. 0-1 record is below sparring partner quality.
@ch1ngons1mon So what it was a none tittle fight..A lot of fighters did that to stay active..You have a lot of fighter that fight people on a week notice to build up there fighters record..But that still don't take away his greatest..Once you turn pro it's up to you to take the fight..The man proved that he wasn't overrated he beat the best of his day..
@@jameshampton2899 "build up their fighters record" he was already 65-0!😂
I used to watch this legendary boxer with my late father in the early 90s on a program called fight night on every Tuesday about midnight until the early morning for me the best boxer ever...Great memories of true legends chavez...and my dad..💙💯
I used to watch Tuesday night fights too! I remember the host was a former champion named Sean O’Grady - I just looked it up and apparently it aired from 1982-1996. I watched so many future legends such as Kostya Tszyu, David Tua, Zab Judah, De la Hoya, etc.
he fights like a heavyweight throwing heavy precise hits. 80 KOs that’s badass
''I'm a big fan of Julio Cesar Chavez, he's 1 of the grates, he kept boxing moving along while I was in prison, we shared the same promoter Don King who robbed us both millions of dollars'' - Mike Tyson
Haha. It’s greats. Grates are metal grids on the ground that let water go through.
@@p_ro9532Greatest'"!!. referenced on the subject of this Matter in discussion.. mofolov😂
Are you quoting Mike or catfishing
THE GREATEST DOCUMENTARIAN OF ALL TIME ON THE KING OF MEXICAN BOXING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a beast.
This man put the brand of Mexican-style boxing in the map.
Yes sir that is CORRECT
Un maldito perro...si tenía que pelear con el mismísimo diablo lo hacía..mis respetos desde Argentina🥊
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Y perro de los Chatos.
Saludos ✌️ hermano 💪
si es verdad se enfrentaba, a un dogo argentino lo hacia, por no decir que duros son ustedes, mis mas siceros respetos para los hermanos argentinos
Es todo apa lo bueno ke reconocen kienes somos la mera verga
I completely forgot about this man he was awesome back in the day to watch. A complete warrior.
Wow it’s daunting that record feels so heavy, such a long journey. But like he said he was a warrior it was in his blood he just couldn’t stop fighting, I could not have more respect for this man. And I look at what legacy these great champions have left and look at what the sport has become. It’s sad, but I believe that this man walks equal and stand toe to toe among the greatest if not the best to ever get in the ring. A true warrior
I hope a responsible movie director makes a film of Ceasar Chavez a biopic. He is legendary. Cesar and Mike Tyson were the reasons I took up boxing as a means of self defense back in the 1980's South Bronx. Im Puerto Rican but long live el Leon de Culiacan! Legenda.
Thank you so much bro.Much respecto for U And ur PEOPLE!!
Same here brother. Growing up in the 90's Chavez and Tyson are the reason I took up boxing. Much love to you and all our Boricua brothers who are also great warriors with many great boxing legends.
Chavez wants Mark Warburg as him boxing 🥊, but Mark is old , he said it. But Chavez insists. Lol❤
@@arianduran1725 It has to happen and now! I would like Chaves to have some influence on the film. Unlike Mikes unauthorised Hulu production.
Fluidity is the only word I can use to describe his style, he was moving through those combinations and defensive movements smoothly and swiftly.
Streamlined boxing the man was a engine, brawler, tenacious & relentless! Fucking iconic for ALL OF ETERNITY
If there were unlimited rounds, like in those old days, no one would have EVER outlasted him! He was just too damned tough
I watched this dude as a kid. True Knockout King
Nothing like boxing between Mexican and Puerto rican.much respect to Chavez and all the Mexican fighters fan coming from a proud Puerto Rican the respect that we have for boxing it's like nothing else
Blacks are the Kings of Boxing!
10 rounds a day, 6 days a week of sparring. Can you imagine doing that every week for 20 plus years? If anything explains why Chavez was so great for so long, I'd start there. All that ring time before he fought for real had to have been so instrumental for the qualities that made him such a legendary boxer.
Fighting every 2-3 months for years as well. Plus he wasn't exactly afraid of getting hit!
@@markstevenson2492 No kidding. Chavez had over 30 fights under his belt by the time he was 23 lol. Mexican fighters are just built differently.
Grew up watching Chavez and it was interesting to watch a man in the ring picking apart is opponent in such a surgical way one of the greatest fighters who ever lived pound for pound it was a pleasure watching him fight.
Who the fuck was his sparring partner lmao, much respect puts work ethic in check for sure
Marciano had a similar work ethic. He started fighting later in life but made up for it by being monastic in his training and diet 365. When he entered camp he was already in shape
He was my first boxing hero nearly 30 years ago. I saw his record in boxing magazines and was astounded, 99-2-1. I had to see this guy. I ordered VHS tapes of a few of his fights. Awesome video. Can't wait to see a Salvador Sanchez film. In my opinion, Sanchez is the best Mexican fighter in history, Chavez is number 2. To each their own. I love them both. Chavez went 2-3‐1 (1 ko) against Hall of Famer's, Sanchez went 4-0 (4 ko's) ✌️
In a land full of legendary boxers, you know if you're cosidered better.... You're something else.
Should do one on Salvador Sanchez so underrated only true boxing fans will recognize .. mans set his legacy in stone by age 23 ..
Salvador Sánchez, una gran leyenda mexicana qué desafortunadamente se apago muy pronto su carrera!!!
Really? Referring to Salvador as “ man’s “ 🤦♂️
I agree , I have Sanchez as the #1 greatest Mexican Fighter of all time because he beat all the top dogs at 23 yrs old. Have Chavez at #2 and Juan Manuel Marquez at #3
He’s my #1….incredible counter puncher. Underrated!!.. I still believe Chavez lost that fight against Taylor.
@@juliorivera1354 In my personal opinion it was right call stopping the fight, however it was disappointing from Taylor's prospective that the fight was stopped in the last 2 seconds. It's understandable why it's so controversial!
He is a legend one of the greatest of all times 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
A super gifted boxer ,the greatest of México
He made history in Boxing.
The greatest boxer of all time … a Mexican living legend
My All time fav fighter .. J C Chavez... 🥊
Why they say greatest Mexican fighter in Mexico he not only fought Mexicans he fought all races I think he deserves to be called the greatest fighter in the world he's record no one has had it so perfect in the last 60 years his a legend.🥊
Don't be stupid the Mexicans fighters are the most dangerous
Finally an amazing documentary on the greatest Mexican fighter and boxer ever
I was waiting for a Chavez documentary
Definitely a legend 🇲🇽🥊
JCC. 1. He had a powerful Jab. 2. A powerful straight punch with the right hand. 3. A terrifying hook 4. The upper cut was deadly 5. Undecipherable location 6. Accuracy, did not miss hits 7. Head movement 8. Movement of the waist 9. He knew how to move to put a fence on his opponents and they would not get out of the punishment he gave them, and instead when his opponents dared to corner him, he would come out with movements that seemed easy, but due to his technique he made them seem simple. 10. He fought up to 14 times a year (see the data) 11. He attacked and defended with gloves, arms, and head and waist movements. 12. He studied you in seconds, he was extremely intelligent in combat 13. The jaw he had was made of titanium, he came out unharmed from his fights, due to his technique of attacking you without giving you respite. 14. He had changed his guard when required, he boxed left-handed. Please if anyone gets a chance rewatch the fight with Pernel Whitaker the 8th round is masterful put it in slow motion as he takes the punches off and apparently takes punches in the fight that didn't hurt him instead watch what Pernel takes Please watch the fight in slow motion on video and you will realize the details and you will see that JCC, with everything and that Pernel was a good boxer, JCC won that fight. 15. JCC began to lose not because he had an inflated record, everyone who has entered the ring with a professional knows that it is already a victory to be a professional and it detracts from boxers when they say that nonsense. 16. This guy fought with everyone and got tired after 14 years of Reynar in boxing, fighting with the best ranked and from different countries, logically his fame, the years as a professional, vices, parties ended him and his imminent decline came 17. As an American boxer said, if JCC had been born in the USA, he would be considered the best boxer in history, not because of his weight, statistics or championships or toughness, speed, resistance or attack, but because of all his virtues, the man Arrived to this world to be naturally the best boxer in history to whom that throne has not been recognized, he had it all. Many place it in the top 5, maybe it is number 1.
To me he's the number 1# of boxing history
@@carolinaromancastro forgetting about statistics, he is the most complete boxer, technically he had it all.
13 years undefeated,fighting every month, with whoever wanted it.
julio ceser chavez legend will never see one like him again
His record speaks for itself
bravo julio cesar chavez .. ur amazing skills in boxing career...
The accuracy with the power ...
In my opinion he was and always will be the pound for pound greatest boxer of all time.
Thank you Joe Vincent!!! Chavez is my favorite boxer of all time and this is the greatest documentary I've seen on Chavez!!! I gave me chills watching it. We like to say he's the greatest Mexican champion but he is one of the greatest Champions all time of the world. I love to see the world show him so much love and respect!!! His name is rarely mentioned much when they debate who are the G.O.A.T's of boxing!!! Just reading the comments made me realize that the fans acknowledge his greatness and that is all that matters!!! I appreciate the world for giving Chavez his well deserved Roses he earned with heart, determination and skill that we never see now and days!!! Well probably never see champions fight the #1 contenders as often as Chavez did and yet he still went 89-0!!! This made my year and we're barely on January 7, 2023!!! Continue being the undisputed GOAT of sports Documentaries JOE VINCENT!!! Much love and respect to you and all the true boxing fans around the World!!! 🥊🏆🥊
Curious, what do you think of Salvador Sanchez in comparison? (Strictly as a Mexican GOAT) seems like a lot of people write off Chavez, like a street bum when they reference Sanchez. I didn’t grow up in his era, but I DO remember Chavez!!! 🇲🇽 🏆🥊
Crazy how he wasn’t known but one fight he showed the world how much of a fighter he was
Which fight was it?
@@tigersendo4531 2:15
He wasnt know to weak boxing fans
Mayweather selfproclaim goat with no horn
His one of the greates but not known,only this time
I think something important to note to a younger audience maybe just learning about these guys. I’ve been watching some JCC vids lately and seeing a lot of people upset he’s labeled as a great Mexican boxer rather than just a great boxer, as if there’s a difference. Well, there actually is. I think often times Mexican boxers are held in a higher regard because Mexico produces specimen such as this. It’s just saying he’s the best in a crop that already set itself above the rest
Yes, indeed good point🎯🤺🥇
¡¡ EL GRAN CAMPEÓN MEXICANO !!
107 triunfos - 6 derrotas - 1 empate
Ese 👆 fue su gran record. Acumuló
grandes triunfos y protagonizó las
mejores peleas en las décadas de
los 80's y de los 90's. Pero su triunfo
más importante fue cuando venció
al maldito mundo de las Drogas 🙏
Que viva el grandioso y legendario
¡¡Julio Cesar Chávez!! 🇲🇽🥊💪❤💚
A living legend the best Mexican warrior ever in boxing history
Thank you Chávez sr. For all the great fights
Of the world no mexican stop to only say mexican
I respect that take, but I think Salvador Sanchez would have faded him, though.
@@PolinGuira JAHAHHAHAH
@@daparadigmyes by 73=27 °/•
This man was no joke
Hands down the GOAT
Amazing skill. His accuracy was alien. Loved his weakening body shots!
Not just the greatest Mexican boxer of all time but top 5 boxer of all time
No way, not even close
Ali, Henry Armstrong, Louis, Willie Pep, Robinson, Gene Tunney, Joe Gans, Sugar Ray Leonard.
If I made a full list...MAYBE top 15
@@joewitowski54 not just that he wasn’t the greatest Mexican of all time
Your list is all wrong… Ali, sugar ray, Chavez, louis, tyson
@@Whocares282 Tyson?
@@ikorn2 he changed boxing in his prime… am I wrong?
One of the greatest. It's crazy how he's not talked about more.
Fucking Max Kellerman
Simply invinsible during his prime.
Didn't know about his early years as a child... Thank you for this documentary.❤
With out a doubt the greatest pound for pound boxer ever
Monzon forever.
Not the greatest but definitely up there
Either him or Ray Robinson...
There's levels to the type of greatness people can bring indeed
Lol Def not the greatest at all but really good.
I've never seen someone so accurate with their combination damn💀Speechless 🔥
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The King of Mexican, style Boxing. The Best boxer in HISTORY, 107 wins is insane, as well as being 89-0-73 knockouts early 90s!
Asta ahorita el es el mejor del boxeo en esta era y mis respetos para los boxeadores que yo no puede mirar en eras anteriores.
CZcams algorithm brought me here. I thought I would not spend more than a couple of seconds watching this documentary 😅 I ended up seeing it all, and I enjoyed every moment of it!!
The greatest boxer ever hands down 💯