almost half of them are tim thomas. I’m not surprised :)

Stu Grimson: "Known by the handle 'Dave Brown And His Fists Of Renown', Brownie had a left hand like a thunderclap. This was an era when most heavyweights could beat every other heavyweight on any given night. But nobody, not even Bob Probert, was more feared than Brownie. Fans seemed to view Probert as the heavyweight champ, but anyone who fought both of them would tell you that Brownie hit much harder than Probert. Night and day harder. When Brownie landed a punch, it was like being kicked by a mule. That left! There is nothing you can do to acquire a left hand that hits that hard. You simply have it or you don't. And Brown had it in spades." Another quote: "Dave Brown, to me, was the toughest, baddest, meanest man on the planet."

Why did you use a shitty ai voice for this video

I guess he was misunderstood . He never said he was the toughest and he did get beat up in some fights, but he never was afraid too stick up for his teammates, he actually prevented bullying yet he and the flyers were called bullies in the mid seventies but what’s hilarious is they didn’t invent it, He did it smart by getting out of the NHL in his 8th year . While a lot of fighters played even up till 15 years which is insane and a lot of them died our suffered long time injuries our concussions.

Could Sean Avery have taken Wendel Clark in a fight?

Detroit should retire his jersey

Me and my teammate when the coach sees us fighting: pretending like nothing happened, just dancing.

Awesome video. I still think Bobby Orr is the greatest hockey player ever and such a good and humble person. If he had played in Gretzky’s era, I think he would have scored 200 points a season.

love #17 but he isnt in the hall of fame some of you details are way off

Such a gamer McSorley was. The 94' tilt with Probert is considered by many to be the best fight in nhl history , Seemed like they were both relieved when the linesman finally stepped in . He had some classics with Grimson as well...

Leafs will do well under new coach 👏 #CraigB 💙🤍

GINOoo❤

Go to Bartonville, Illinois to "Hammers"....yep. Dave "the Hammer" Schultz owns it and operates it. You tell Hammer I sent ya.

He fought Dave Brown 4 times Lol that Commentator "ODjick needs to be suspended from now to couple of years from now " Hahaha Biased Much

One of the best fighters ever RIP Gino

Toughest gig in NHL in the glory days ? How bout the ref n linesman. All the shots they took trying to break up fights

Jim Kyte had a good series of fights vs. Dave Brown Search on KZfaq - Jim Kyte on gearing up to fight Dave Brown.

Cochrane,Stanley, and Brown on that same line vs. the Bruins . The Flyers were loaded with toughness 👊

Tie Domi was a show boat after his fight with Bob Probert. Domi was bounced off his kness while getting bombarded with punches vs Brown in this fight. Domi was beaten like scrambled eggs on burnt toast. Tie wasn't parading around the arena in this one. One sided ass whooping defeat for Domi.

Coxe messed with the wrong guy. Craig took a run at Dave from behind . I wonder what pleasantries were exchanged as the sticks dropped to the ice. Coxies army was looking for a battle. The end result was Coxie was looking like bloody mess. 15 stitches over his right eyeball. Coxe met the real NHL heavyweight champ .

To be fair goldsworthy was probably drunk

Domi vs Probert round 2 should have been the choice fight to show.

Some of your facts are off 1. He wasn't on Oilers cup team in 1990. He was traded to LA in 1988. He was on Oilers 87 and 88 championships. 2. Stats in 93 playoffs 4-6-10 in 24 games not 11-7-18 3. Wasn't on Canada 1996 world cup of hockey squad 4. Two cups not 3. 5. Wasn't an all star in 1989 or 93, or any year. You did pick decent fight examples of fights. I would have added the 4 punch KO of the Sharks Dody Wood (1992?). The Probert bout in 1994 was the best fight in NHL history, even though he took the L.

Dave brown and Bob probert were the best 2.

The king. Rip

Fuckin hilarious😂

he is NOT in the Hockey Hall of Fame, sadly. who researched this? get your facts straight.

As a little girl watching hockey with my Dad? Tiger was my hero, my cat Casey's nickname because he fought with the neighbourhood cats 😀🇨🇦❤🙏🕊🌍 LOVE LOVE LOVE but only when he played with the Canucks because will always be a Canucklehead, sorry 😀😀😀🇨🇦🙏

If I could relive my life and have any career it would be as a hockey enforcer

Its just counting if he could have been healty his whole karriär then he would have been scoring like 70-110 goals in every season so its just to be counting we say 75 goals in 15 years that about 1200 goals its no cuestion about that he would have been scoring this amount of goals

Great read on George Laraque - Search on Google: George Laraque the only fight I ran away.

1980' s Philadelphia flyers were the toughest for the majority of that decade. Behn Wilson, Glen Cochrane, Daryl Stanley, Rick Tocchett, Dave Richter, Jeff Chychrun, Craig Berube, and the best Dave Brown the NHL heavyweight champ 1985 too Jan 9, 1991. Most feared and destructive fighter to drop the gloves . Number 2 all time greatest fighter.

Bob Probert was once interviewed live on television on Michael Landsberg off the record. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought? Probert answered Dave Brown. Bob paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner-up. Michael Landsberg responded " So those guys were really tough" Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat? Probert answered Bob McGill, I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert? Who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently? Probert answered George Laraque.

Interesting video on KZfaq with Rob Ray discussing his fight with dave Brown. Search John Scott Dropping the gloves 1:00 video. Rob Ray said Brown was the King and ray got over the fear 😨

Bobby beat up Magnuson on a regular basis!

Schultz wasn’t the best fighter but, he was the best bad guy!

To the uninformed idiots out there Domi was missing every punch he was throwing, and Probert was hitting him left and right. It’s not how you pretend to be. It’s what you are delivering. Probert was a hockey player and a bad ass. Domi was an agitator that occasionally put an effort that made himself look better than what he actually did. His favorite would be to use this low, leverage trip, a guy, and then throw a punch as they were falling to make it look at the end like he won. He didn’t. He was a stain on the sport.

This guy didn't do his research Orr never played in the Olympics and the USSR won the gold in 72. Also the Bruins didn't win the cup in 76 they won it ir 1970 and 72. He did win MVP in the 76 Canada Cup tournament!

Dave Brown thank you for your years on my beloved Flyers team as #21.👍💪

You chose the wrong fight between Probert and McSorley. You also showed a random picture of some player on the Islanders when you started talking about Stu Grimson. Stu never played for NYI.

Please do a video on Joe Kocur!

Great comp! Probert was a tough mo fo! That’s tough to say since I’m a die-hard Flyers fan!

Outstanding comp! Well done!!!

That's Lew Morrison, on top of the California Golden Seals Joey Johnston, from the 1971-72 season. 1:04 mark.

Domi was and still is a fool

dave brown got killed

I love the Wilson fight..Tiger was dirty when he had to be.

I lived in Los Angeles in the 80s and Tiger Williams was worth the price of a ticket every night. I don't believe any player played the game with more passion. Also one of the biggest personalities to ever play the game.. In Los Angeles he used to get into it with goalies Rooney (Wpg) Mason(Chic) Reddick(Wpg) which would turn into WWE brawls. One of my favorite Tiger games waa when the Flyers just gooned it up all game (In Philly of course ) and going after Jay Wells (a King's legend) running (G) Bob Janezyek and with a minute to go he fixed the Flyers by suckering movie star "Youngblood" Pretty Boy- Peter Zezel.(RIP he was a great guy but he ran the goalie in the 1st period)

Why is this bum on here? REAL tough guys were putting up numbers. This steroid head never had more than 160.

I Challenge them to a dance off!!! I am a dancing goalie too