Hancho will pin this i know it

It’s like a mini holiday every time hancho uploads

We all know that Manny Pacquiao had the best US debut.

First pro event I attended was Calzaghe Vs Kessler. Great night! Amazing watching Calzaghe find a way to win. He ate a big uppercut in the 4th, but from then, he just took over.

First boxing event I ever attended was a PBC Christmas event last year, it was a card full of prospects. Unfortunately, I arrived very late to the venue so I could only watch the 2 last fights which were a 6 round fight and a 10 round fight. But the 2nd boxing event I attended was the Beterbiev vs Smith fight at the Hulu theater in NYC. I learned from my first experience I did arrive at the perfect time to watch 5 fights.

“Boxing After Dark” is the Canon Films of boxing…” Yeah, Ill sub for that reference.

I was just binge watching some of your vids and was thinking “man I wish there was a new upload from Hancho.” 😂😂 Thanks for the great videos 👍👍

Man it's always good to see you upload again.I found your channel in 2016 been here every since.

First fight I ever attended was a Muay Thai event in Nairobi. A rainy night but the air was electric!

Best boxing channel out there. Thank you for the upload Hancho. 💪

You are the only youtuber that I comment to so that more people see your videos. Keep up the good work my man!

I 100% agree with you about your comment on Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. So many of us who live in first world countries act like Marie Antoinette (let them eat cake), as if fighters from the third world could afford to live off 3-4 fights a year in their native countries like Western champions today. So what if a guy pads his record as long as when he has to face the big boys, he can hold his own.

By FAR the best boxing content/channel on KZfaq hands down. 🔥🔋

Hancho videos always are a treat

Another great video.. my favorite boxing channel hands down

My first ever combat event was Joe Smith Jr. vs Melvin Russell at the Mohegan Sun Casino. Being in an arena for a fight is such a different atmosphere I love it.

Been rocking with you forever brotha . Makes me and my brothers day everytime you upload :)

The main way I know a new video drops is seeing your text post about it. Keep that up!

Great job !!! Keep the content coming sir! Salute 🫡

Love what you do Hancho! Dropping a comment for the algorithm

The first pro fight I attended was on the 24th of February 2007 when Fernando "Cochulito" Montiel defeated Z "The Dream" Gorres by Split Decision to retain the WBO Super Flyweight Championship at the Cebu City Sports Center in the Philippines. That night, Gorres was the only Filipino fighter to lose to a foreign opponent, while Bert Batawang, AJ "Bazooka" Banal, Jimrex Jaca, and Rey "Boom-Boom" Bautista knocked theirs out.

love the content. thanks for the drops

Another amazing video bro, keep up the great work!

Love the videos man, keep em coming

This is such a good channel. Thank you 🙏🏻😊

Awesome video like always. You’re the man

Awesome video brother

Awesome vid, Hancho First Class. 🥊

That looked like a AWSOME event you went to some of the top names there 🥊💯.

Quality video yet again! 🥊

tough. so good always my man. thank you

Commenting for the algo. Appreciate your work Hancho, always great stuff mate. Cheers.

1sr combat sports I attended was a charity boxing event. I worked for Marie Curie Cancer Care as a community fundraiser and a group of businesses put an event on for us. Was sat next to the ring girls and loved the event.

I'm so sorry to hear about your Intrepid. Owning one, that is. You're the champ, champ. Good stuff, as always.

I'm still hoping to attend either my first live MMA or Boxing event soon.Your channel is motivation.

Don’t need to know how, just happy to see more Hancho.

Im a swedish amateur boxer it was really nice to see you include Ingemar johansson on the video :)

man . . . i need to turn on the notification bell good video, as always, Hancho ufc 69, first live event I assisted. lost a lot of money on that main event, but pleasantly entertained

got a hurricane going on, but hancho uploaded so, we good. my first combat sports event was in 2011, my dads pro boxing debut, which he lost by ko in the first round A ROUND HE WAS WINNING. Still salty about it.

Thanks for another quality vid

First fight I attended was Peterson vs Lipinets, amazing fight and it was like a party on the inside.

My first was actually this year ufc 277, it was a pretty good card all around. Sucked seeing Lionheart lose though

great video again

My first combat sports event was a Muay Thai fight here Cali it’s was an amazing experience and a great night of fights

Hancho you never fail to make an entertaining video 😎

Amazing video.

Great content

Hancho - long time fan of your content....thanks for all you do...... would love to see some longer content - your knowledge of the game and take on things always from the perspective of value for fans and respect for the fighters who. do things right....... so lets have a podcast - fight previews and reviews, guests, assessments of prospects etc..... come on H!!!! Give us what we want and need!!!

Let’s appreciate all the time Hancho spends doing research and editing to deliver us entertaining videos.

First combat sports event I went to was ufc 204 in Manchester 2016 bisping vs Henderson 2 . Was a stacked card with only 2 fights going to the judges. Also got to see Leon Edwards for the first time became a fan from then 🇬🇧

Hell yeah... New hancho vid

hey honch havent commented in a while.... i cant believe i missed this one in premiere much love!

My first event was a random boxing event at a casino. I don't remember much. The first event I can remember was UFC in Seattle Benson Henderson vs Nate Diaz.

What a great channel

New Hancho video lets goooooo

First combat sporting event I ever attended was UFC Fight Night Hidalgo back in 2016, it was so fun being in the crowd when Johnson knocked out Poirier

great video

The first combat sports event I went. That takes me back In time, it was a local tournament of kickboxing. I was invited to the gym and watched the fights to get "experience" but I was sated a the back of the venue and didn't saw nothing.

The first combat event I attended was a kickboxing tournament in Thailand when I was 11.

It’s funny seeing that GGG that debuted on HBO way back then compared to who fought Canelo this past weekend. That’s the fight that got me into boxing when I was 18. Man he really was a monster back then, he really could not have had a better 1st fight to introduce him to American audiences. Great video as always.

You the man hancho

Always feel great when I'm notified of a new Hancho upload! 🥊 Thank you from the UK for all of your fantastic work and superb content ♥️

I went to an amateur Muay Thai card at the Burbank Marriott. I had a blast ngl saw some stoppages and got to sit really close

First fight event I attended live was UFC Charles Oliviera vs Dustin Poirier. Me and a few friends had a booth available and we even saw Meisha Tate.

That Tommy Morison fight was a gumbo of epic, legendary, sad, unfortunate, incredible, mind blowing, devastating & more simultaneously to me as a lil kid. If I recall, the fight happened either a year or two before or a few yrs after i was born, but my granddad recorded it to add to his great boxing footage & film collection. (He used to be an amateur fighter until he was drafted into WW2. What he saw/experienced over there changed him & he didn't want to box anymore but he grew to love the sport as a fan again. ) Or PopPop would watch those fights with my older brothers. (Quick funny story: my grandfather's friends is why we call him PopPop. Bcz they called him by that, never by his name. We called him PopPop short for grandpop/grandpa. They called him PopPop for the sound his gloves made when he'd his opponent. Left punch instantly followed by the right punch. PopPop. Lol.) But when I started falling in love with "the sweet science" as a kid, PopPop would break down every bit of each fight we watched. Teaching me both fighters flaws & strengths, what specific actions/behavior/reactions meant, & much more. And I'll never forget the day i saw this fight with PopPop, my older brothers, & one of my brothers, my pop & two of my uncles, lmbo. Although I am an (exactly %48) African American, I don't do like a lot of other African Americans. Where they'll pick/bet on a fighter or any other athlete just bcz they're black. So, although i wasn't against Ray, I had my bet on Tommy & I thought that flurry in the corner was about to be the end of Mercer. And the whole script was flipped. I erupted, exploded, & was in utter shock. Again, I wasn't against Ray, so i applauded his victory. It was awesome. But i felt heartbroken for Tommy. To come so close to your goal, your victory, your triumph & just as you're reaching it & are finger tips away & in an instant its snatched from you, the tide turn, & you lose. That was truly saddening to me.

Late night uploads the best

great vid

Fuck yeah fresh upload

Good shit homie.

Damnnnn can’t believe you dropped an American Ninja movie reference. I used to love that movie as a youngin lol

The first pro fight I attended was Johnny Nelson V Tom Collins on 04-11-93 for WBF Cruiserweight title in Mansfield UK as a kid, loved it and not looked back since. Still have the magazine/program available that night to hype the fight, id imagine only the two guys fighting would be interested in it but it holds great memories for me and its a keeper.

The best boxing channel where the host knows in detail what he’s talking about

The first combat sports event was the tough man competition in 1999. I went to SummerSlam 94" WWE but that shit ain't real.

Vera vs Cruz in San Diego was so awesome. First time I ever saw a combat sport event live and it was just perfect in every way

Let's go HANCHO

First one I attended was my friends boxing match in the amateurs, very fun event and saw many great fights

1st combat event I attended was a Muay Thai exhibition in Tijuana Mexico @the Baby Rock night club in 1998.

Hancho just wanted to let you know because of your channel I grew a great amount of respect for boxing scenes otherwise overlooked by mainstream America. Such as Japanese boxing. You also inspired me to start my channel. Cheers!

First pro fight I went to was Jose Ramirez vs Jose Zepeda in Fresno and blessed to watch Ray Beltran go to War with Hiroki Okada man that shit was crazy!

12:52 the Dodge Intrepid was actually a sweet ride.

My first ever combat event was the Dutch south regionals karate-do, in which I entered myself.

My first event was when my dad took me to the 84 Olympic finals at the Sports Arena in DTLA. I was 13.

The big homie hancho with the new 🔥

I went to a local event similar to the "All Valley Karate Tournament" in Karate Kid.

still waiting to attend my first event, might go see montana love

My first combat event I ever attended was a boxing fight. The main event was Cotto vs Quintana at the Boardwalk Hall in A.C. The undercard wasn't bad either. Got to watch Clottey vs Margarito. But Cotto and Quintana definitely delivered for my first combat event!

First pro even i attended was Ebo Elder vs Courtney Burton & that fight to this day is still one of the best fights I've ever seen If you haven't watched that fight I highly recommend its a gem 💎

Didn't even let the intro play all the way through before I hit "Like"

Great vid was waiting for pacquiao the whole way through this was the fight that got me into boxing

First event for me, spadafora fight, pittsburgh with my brother. Can't remember who he was fighting.

That sooting music and straight facts it has to be Hancho

Lennox Lewis vs. Hasim Rahman 2 was my first sporting event I went to live. My dad bought the tickets after we had watched first fight on ppv. Getting to see Lewis regain his crown, Best birthday present ever!

My first combat sports event was Gervonta Davis vs Gamboa in ATL. Only other one I’ve been to after that is Shakur Stevenson vs Jamel Herring in atl Hoping to go to Spence vs Crawford though or catch a ufc event

first combat sports event was joshua vs ruiz 1 in msg. My dad had tickets through his work

My first Combat sporting event was UFC on Fox: Lawler vs Dos Anjos. Me and two of my best friends went to this event where we not only saw to former UFC undisputed champions fight in the main event, but we got to watch future champions and title challengers in Jan Błachowicz, Glover Teixeira and Jared Cannonier. We also got the privilege of seeing Santiago Ponzinibbio vs Mike Perry which was a barn burner. Mike Perry was suppose to appear at a local night club called OV but due to the fight being so tough he puked into a bucket right as he stepped out of the cage. Rafael Dos Anjos went to this club and according to a local club promoter that I knew he came in with his crew, got a couple of girls and left lol.

I am proud of the cannon films/american ninja reference 😆😆😆😆

Tyson Fury US debut win KO 7 over Steve Cunningham shoulda made this list.... it was even in MSG, NYC

My first combat event I attended was lamont peterson vs lucas matthysse in Atlantic City New Jersey 🥊🥊

Been a huge boxing fan for about 3 years now. Havent attended any boxing fights just yet, im waiting on a good enjoyable card from the 1st fight til the main event so my fam(who doesnt watch boxing) can enjoy it as well.

My first event I went to I went to a MMA event in the small town I went to college in. No state commission, it was super brutaal