No ducking, no excuses, no politics, just a fighter at his heart and one of the greatest to ever do it. We will never forget you, Marvin.

The Marvelous One is one of my favorite fighters. He is truly one of the greatest warriors I've seen. We will never forget you, Mr. Hagler.

I wasnt a Hagler fan back in the 80s'but looking back now 35 years later i was a fool not to love this guy and what he accomplished. much respect....WAR!!!

Legends live forever. Hail Marvelous Marvin Hagler, the best of the best. Hail Rummy's corner for being a cut above the rest. 👊

I had no idea how much of a beast he was in the 70s

The fact that he legally changed his name to Marvelous is champion tier on its own

The two dislikes must be Bobby boogaloo Wyatt fans

Legendary chin. Underrated jab. Could crack with either hand. Hall of fame stamina. One of the greatest Middle weights ever.

another master class history lesson. Man what a career.

I had to pause it and light a cigarette just to watch the hearns hagler highlight

Thanks Rummy. A man often forgotten about. What a legend. I certainly never forgot. Honest as they come A humble man deserving of much respect

Rummy this is your best work. This is a boxing historical filming document. An important piece of work that should win an award. Take my hat off to you Sir. Bristol, England

Marvelous Marvin Hagler, a MAN. Fought all available challengers in their prime, no excuses, no questions... Rest in peace, champ!

As a young Man growing up in the 70's and 80's there was a lot of life lessons to be learned from watching Marvin Hagler. Lost in time is what an incredible hardship Marvin faced just trying to get a shot at the title. Then the Antuofermo Theft. Then the Minter Riot. When we talk about Racism in sports, this was the Real Deal. Through it all Marvin Carried himself Like a Man Should. I will never forget him.

Why did it take so long for him to get a title shot? This guy was beating all opposition. Why when he finally wins the title the fans were irritated? This guy was tough, he took all comers and dominated all his fights, even the once they gave to his opponent. Rest In Peace great Marvin🙏🏼

R.I.P Marvellous Marvin, one of the greatest Middleweights of all time.

You know what I love about this channel? It goes straight into the content and it’s always of very high quality. You can tell Rummy does this coz he just loves Boxing and not bc he wants KZfaq fame. Yet again another classic Rummy thx for that

Outdone yourself Rummy. Some of the stuff your putting out will absolutely stand the test of time as all time great boxing docs.

RIP Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Always such a treat seeing you pop up in the subscriptions, thank you Rummy! By far my favorite boxing channel on YT.

RIP MMH! Dedicated himself to his craft and reached the very top! Absolute pleasure to watch this Mr Rummy!! 👊💥💯

This is the best, most comprehensive career retrospective I have seen. Brilliant.

An advanced degree boxing lesson from Doctor Marvin lol

You will always be remembered champ, you gave us the best fights one could ask for...unlike today where boxing has become a mere business.

This tribute you made is beautiful and heartfelt. Well done rummy.

Well done! I was waiting for you to put something out about Marvin, but you took your time and you did it well:-) it's really hard to believe he's gone. Fucking virus. I was in college when Marvin middleweight champion. I was playing football and also had been doing some amateur boxing. One guy in my gym went with me to see Hagler vs. Hearns and he was a Hearns fan. After the first round we looked at each other and we're just shell-shocked and joyful. Neither one of us talked trash and we knew this wasn't going to go the distance but we didn't know who was going to finish up right. I think Marvin one of the greatest middleweight champion for some reason, his determination and always staying in shape, the fact that he had to wait so long to get the championship belt, that he got screwed against Vito antuofermo, but from a boxing standpoint I think it's biggest Advantage was he was just as good from the left as from the right. He never had to change his footwork. A lot of guys can go lefty or righty to be cute and maybe score a punch here there but Marvin was his good from one side as the other. So he might engage as a southpaw and finish you off as a conventional fighter or vice versa. That Talent which I haven't seen another fighter, along with his tenacity and always being in shape and conducting himself like a champion make him great. It's hard to say he's the greatest of all time only because of Sugar Ray Robinson. 2guys that in their Prime I'm sure would have brought out the best in each other. But he's the best in my lifetime and I haven't seen anybody in that Division come close. I love Sugar Ray Leonard but he was a bitch he should have bought Hagler when he said he was going to instead he sat ringside for 5 years and through commentary and studied Marvin Walmart oven for people like Tommy Hearns and Mugabe. Then when he agreed to fight Marvin he pushed it down 12-round. I remember him saying he couldn't have gone another three rounds and he lost 10 pounds in the rain. Every time I watch this fight I have it a draw or or Marvin by one round. Granted they are hard rounds to judge because they're all very close. I think Marvin's one mistake was he wanted to fight Sugar Ray from a conventional stance. He hated the guy so much he wanted to knock them out and do it old school. And I remember watching that fight in a public forum oh, the last fight I ever paid for, and honestly I think Ray got a lot of Goodwill from the judges because everybody expected him to be knocked out early. I give him credit for being competitive but just because you are a welterweight and you moved up middleweight and you didn't get knocked out in the first three rounds doesn't mean you get to win every round you survive. Also Marvin tried to have a rematch with Ray but Ray had already dictated the terms in the first fight, and now that he had the title he just made it possible for Marvin and God bless Marvin he just said fuck you and went to Italy and made movies. Just like Lennox Lewis that was somebody I was glad to see leave boxing when he did. Left the sport with his mind and body intact. You don't see that a lot so when you care about somebody you're grateful they finish when they should. Although I don't think one more fight with Leonard would have hurt him, rated want to fight fair the first time who the hell thought he was going to fight fair at the second time. John mugabi, Thomas Hearns, Mustafa hamsho twice, Juan Roldan, Tony Simpson oh, and this is just when he became champion look at his record before he became Champion he fought the toughest of the tough. I can't put them above Sugar Ray Robinson but I can't put in below either. Something they both had in common was when someone beat them comet in the rematch they would kick that person's ass. People like Pretty Boy Floyd don't understand that. Because they play it safe. Unfortunately maybe boxing rewards that but I would put hagler's body work against any one of the modernaire even if they claimed they were undefeated. And I'd like to see someone try and switch hit like Marvin. I haven't seen it since he retired. Thank you for a great video to a great man!

Excellent stuff Rummmy, thanks.

Thanks Rummy great video

Great recap, Keep up the good work

Marvelous is was and will always be the greatest, end of story.

RIP to an all-time great

Marvelous Awesome Fantastic Marvin Hagler ❤️

Happy to catch this one early on. One of the best to ever lace up!

Great piece Rumsfeld! Marcellus Marvin doesn’t get the popular culture heralding that he deserves, this was a banger of a video

Great vid. Those two utterly savage and painful rights to Minter were perfect, right on point. What a marksman. Boxing was a lot of fun back then. Just huge.

Sadly I wasn’t born until 1990 and I missed some great boxing through the late 70’s and 80’s, but what a great fighter Marvin Hagler was. Credit to yourself Rummy for such great videos, one of my favourite KZfaq channels, greetings from the UK.

A true legend in and out of the ring. R.I.P champ

Thanks a ton for the upload brother

Hagler want tough strong fighter. He was hated but he was great. RIP. Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

what a great tribute to one of my all time favourite boxer's if not my favourite ......he never lost to sugar ray!! ...thanks for the memories Rummy ..

Is there honestly a better boxing channel than Rummy's? I doubt that very much.

Brilliant video once more. I hadn't realised how tough Haglers road to the top was. That Philadelphia circuit seemed to be fill of top draw fighters, several of whom I must admit had never heard of before now.

Great tribute and warm words in the closing..Thanks

Big Big Marvelous Marvin Fan!!!!

KZfaq turned this on while I was at the store. What a happy accident! Top notch recap of a top notch boxer

Thanks Rummy's Corner for paying a respectful tribute to The Marvelous One. Marvelous Marvin Hagler is my favorite fighter ever. Loved his combination of boxing and brawling. Could stay on the outside and use that great jab, or stand toe-to-toe and throw slobberknockers.

99% of what I know about boxing I have learnt in this channel. Excellent job and truly a marvelous boxer.

Great Work, Rum. RIP the Marvelous One

Thanks for this Geoffrey. As a Hagler fan, I've seen the Hagler story covered many times over but this was fascinating as the coverage and commentary focused on observing Hagler's boxing technique inside the ring. The significant coverage of his early career pre-championship fights also serves to highlight Hagler's footwork, combinations and punch accuracy that weren't necessarily so obviously on display during the super fights of the latter part of his career even if his conditioning, jab and chin were ever present. RIP Marvelous Marvin.

Tremendous as always, Rummy.

Been waiting on this one. Love the channel

Great video and commentary Rummy! Marvelous Marvin Hagler, my favourite fighter ever, blue collar, no BS, always in shape, fought the top guys on the way up and fought the top contenders and some legends as champ. Undisputed for 6.5 years and 12 defenses, that's greatness. RIP champ.

Thank you for this wonderful homage from the heart Rummy. A marvelous tribute. 👍🏽

Great tribute to a great Champion. Thank you Rummy. RIP Marvelous Marvin.

Great stuff again Rummy !!!!. Many Thanks !!!

what an episode thanks Rummy

Thanks for doing this Rummy. Marvelous by name, Marvelous by nature.

As always, fantastic content Rummy. Lots of work gone into this and great to see Hagler's 70s work given an appraisal and appreciation 👏🏽 thanks from UK fan

A very big thank you, Rummy. I've watched almost all of your vids. This is my favorite :)

I Was waiting for this video for a while. Thank you .

Love these career recaps, you should do more of these, I could watch them all day, you should do a long one on roy jones, thomas hearn, Pernall Whittaker

RIp the marvellous one king of kings legends never die one of the all time greats

Just watching for the first time Rummy can’t believe I haven’t watched this film fully before and I’m subscribed to your channel. Brilliant entertainment you mail it every time my friend. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

A great vid Rummy, I loved watching the Marvelous one.. He really was a true great !!! RIP big man

Outstanding work as always, Rummy

Thank you for this fantastic video!

Thank you Rummy! This passion you have is greatly appreciated!

I grew up as a teenager in this era of boxing 🥊 Marvelous Marvin Haggler , Sugar Ray Leonard, Mohammed Ali , Thomas “ Hit Man “ Hearns . I miss the seventies , when boxing was watched and attended by millions . Man those were the days !!

What an excellent video. Great coverage of one of the best MWs ever. RIP Marvin!

Marvellous. Thank you.

Rummy, thanks for the great memories of the mighty Marvelous one Haggler. I am bless to have came across your awesome channel. Rummy you are the best that has ever did it. Keep up the great content.💯🥊👑

And thanks a lot for a rather thorough and absolutely informative documentary. Hagler is of course the greatest middleweight bad ass of all time. No comeback kisses, no fumbling around.

This dude only fought top tier competition for a span of 12 or so years. Embarrassing to compare these modern guys to that era. Truly a different breed. God bless the Marvelous One. Goat of 160.

Another great video Rummy. Keep em coming!

Another one?? Wow it must be Christmas already

It's been only a few days since I spotted this channel and I do love Rummy's documentaries. Keep up my friend !

This man was the definition of HEART!

AYE RUMMY THANKS

This Legendary Warrior earned every FN thing he accomplished. Critics, " Expert Analysts"😏, Judges, Promoters and Fighters never gave him the Respect he earned and deserved. So Marvelous did what he is and was...He punched his way to the Greatest Middleweight Ever!...No flash just a kick ass Warrior who kept coming and coming like The Terminator. Always moving forward, dictating the pace he wanted to fight. Let's not forget the hardest chin in the business. Concrete!.. What a Beast!... Thanks Rummy the most comprehensive Bio on The Marvelous Legend... thank you God bless Champ!

Great video rummy! Love looking at Marvelous Marvin Haglers amazing career

RIP Marvelous.

I loved watching Marvin's fights as a kid in the 1980's, and yes, I STILL believe he was robbed against Ray Leonard. And hell yes, Leonard ducked Marvin until he saw Marvin's skills deteriorate just enough to MAYBE beat him. We'll always remember you, Marvin, one of the greatest champions ever.

Amazing, a warrior at heart and a legend of the sport.....R.I.P champ............

Great documentary Rummy, full support the assessment of Marvelous Marvin as the greatest Middleweight of all time. Sugar Ray Leonard was flashy like Naseem Hamed but he flitted in and out of retirement just to be able to avoid the hard fights.

Thank you rummy for your amazing videos ! And rip to marvelous marvin hagler

Love your commentary. Love your channel. 10 thumbs up. Marvelous Marvin Hagler, simply marvelous. He was my inspiration and will never be forgotten. Ferocity hone to perfection.

Beautiful video. Very nice work. Hats off to ya!

Underappreciated and underrated even still. Completely ridiculous how his championship moment was stolen from him. Thanks for the history lesson. Another great video.

THIS is why Marvelous is the greatest middleweight of all the time! 🙏🏻💪🏻💎🗽… and thank you for wonderful editing

WOW this is amazing hagler is one of my FAVORITES. This video is absolutely fantastic.

Thank you 👍🏾 love it

fine tribute to a consumate champion. RIP Marvelous. Martin’s bout against Tommy Hearns took place on my 18th birthday which is a nice echo of the fact that Muhammad Ali “shook up the world” on my Mum’s 41st birthday against Sonny Liston. i enjoy your videos so much. thank you.

Much needed

Solid video for one of the best pound for pound rest well 🏆champ

Like many Rummy I've always called the Marvelous one a bulldozer but his defencive skills were just as awesome with amazing core strength pivoting at all angles and shouldn't be dismissed a fighter that had everything except early career breaks and respect 🙄. Great video✌️🇬🇧✌️🇺🇸.RIP The Marvelous one🙏♥️

LOVE THIS CHANNEL 😍

Thanks for this great video of my favorite fighter of my lifetime

Great job awesome footage MARVELOUS MARVIN HAGLER the greatest middleweight of all times!!

Great video, an appropriate and respectful tribute to a great champion, well done Rummy 👍

My favourite Boxer of all time. As a young child, I saw him beat Alan Minter and win his title. I followed every one of his fights after that and became a middleweight, then super middleweight myself. Although the fight against The Hitman Hearns was memorable for the violence they displayed in the ring, I still believe that his fight against John 'The Beast' Mugabe was the best fight I have seen Marvelous Marvin in and was his best victory. You are definitely missed. RIP Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

Great work, I really enjoyed this. Hagler is my favourite fighter of all time, and I think his whole career is remarkable, so I particularly enjoyed this one.