Jim was no doubt an important transitional figure in boxing. Still I personal have
difficulty naming him among the all time greatest mostly because he fought just
26 fights and officially only won about 64% of his fights. His greatest feat was
fighting Peter Jackson over 60 rounds. Is everybody on this site related to Jim or what? My uncle Paco from Mexico says my tia Juantia was his families maid.
@g55coffia The most fascinating fighting footage I have ever seen is a film of Corbett sparring with Gene Tunney in 1925. It is well preserved, clear and at natural speed. It takes some searching but you can find it. I'm not sure, but I think it was made by Pathe films.
As far as I know, Corbett never fought with bare knuckles, at least not professionally. But Corbett had some fights (with Peter Jackson and Joe Choynski, for example) in which the gloves had minimal if any padding, I'm pretty sure there are no bare-knuckle-era fights on film. But there are several still photos of Sullivan's bare-knuckle championship bout with Kilrain in 1888.Most are available under Sullivan's bio on Wikipedia.
That was Joe Chloewinski that he fought who had the riding gloves. It is immortalized in the movie "Gentleman Jim" starring Errol Flynn as Corbett and Ward Bond as John L. Sullivan
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There is a fairly watchable version of this fight out there somewhere. It was used in the Oscar-winning 1967 documentary "The Legendary Champions." It didn't constantly fade to black.
Thank you ihs1958 for posting these videos. I had never expected to see footage of these great fighters. As for the complainers you cannot understand boxing or anything else for that matter unless you understand its history.`
Fuck that fat ogre Johnson, overrated as hell. He didn't do shit for boxing, he stole Corbett's style.
crowley0312 2 months ago
if u type in port saint lucie pal fights u will see my coach bill corbett,jim corbett was his great great grandfather
HalfPint0187 1 year ago
Jim was no doubt an important transitional figure in boxing. Still I personal have
difficulty naming him among the all time greatest mostly because he fought just
26 fights and officially only won about 64% of his fights. His greatest feat was
fighting Peter Jackson over 60 rounds. Is everybody on this site related to Jim or what? My uncle Paco from Mexico says my tia Juantia was his families maid.
Guess I'm related too.
andrewr62 1 year ago
Is there any traning films or fight films (other than fitz) of Jim?
g55coffia 1 year ago
@g55coffia The most fascinating fighting footage I have ever seen is a film of Corbett sparring with Gene Tunney in 1925. It is well preserved, clear and at natural speed. It takes some searching but you can find it. I'm not sure, but I think it was made by Pathe films.
muskratrowdy 1 year ago
this is my great great great uncle
cool huh
lemonflavoredsnow 3 years ago
That makes u useless.
00IslamKiller00 2 years ago 2
that's really cool...We have a national park in India, named after him.......That should shut all the mouths... :)
brijix223 2 years ago
Dude, seriously!? He's was my great great great grandfather's cousin!
Does that mean we're related? XD
siriustakara123 2 years ago
@siriustakara123 if this is true then capitalize on teh genetic and try ur luk in boxing
kaindrg 1 year ago
Ures 2? WTF! Hes related to me by my moms Side!!! Lola!
FLCLpsycho 2 years ago
did he ever fight bare knuckle? If so are there any vids of those fights out there?
PolakoMafia 3 years ago
As far as I know, Corbett never fought with bare knuckles, at least not professionally. But Corbett had some fights (with Peter Jackson and Joe Choynski, for example) in which the gloves had minimal if any padding, I'm pretty sure there are no bare-knuckle-era fights on film. But there are several still photos of Sullivan's bare-knuckle championship bout with Kilrain in 1888.Most are available under Sullivan's bio on Wikipedia.
stevevandien 2 years ago
@PolakoMafia he never fought bare knuckle. but he did fight someone on a barge who was wearing skintight riding gloves
eslubin 1 year ago
That was Joe Chloewinski that he fought who had the riding gloves. It is immortalized in the movie "Gentleman Jim" starring Errol Flynn as Corbett and Ward Bond as John L. Sullivan
PeteTheSnowDog1 7 months ago
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I like to feel sexy....knowing someone is watching me ..wanting me...turns me on!BADLY! I like to flirt and pose..and sometimes i like to get WILD! how? ..he he..come in video and youll see:-)) maybe u can teach me something..or maybe i will ! come visit me at MeetYourFling * COM my user-id there is ansley-eijt chat soon on cam :-) ytbrr
goldenboi82a 3 years ago
There is a fairly watchable version of this fight out there somewhere. It was used in the Oscar-winning 1967 documentary "The Legendary Champions." It didn't constantly fade to black.
Lava1964 3 years ago
@Lava1964 there's watchable quality footage of corbett on youtube. search corbett fitsimmons
eslubin 1 year ago
Thanks, fellows !
jhs1958 4 years ago
Thanks for posting...a good way to ensure this film is available to the public
bmell74 4 years ago
Thank you ihs1958 for posting these videos. I had never expected to see footage of these great fighters. As for the complainers you cannot understand boxing or anything else for that matter unless you understand its history.`
DavidGwilliam 4 years ago
if you don't like it, don't watch it
jhs1958 4 years ago
@jhs1958 How are you supposed to know if you like it or not if you don't watch it?
bptaylor11 9 months ago
@jhs1958 I srarted watching it and realised I don't like it.
WHAT SHOULD I DO?
jensbuhler 7 months ago
@jensbuhler Ax yo mammy
jhs1958 6 months ago
@jhs1958 Ax? Go back to the ghetto, mate.
jensbuhler 6 months ago
so?it's still bad.
jacksoncarl 4 years ago
lava what the hell are you talking about?? the man fought in the 1890's, cameras were invented in the 1880's, thats why the quality was bad.
underbOssx 4 years ago 2
Hardly worth posting. Poor quality.
Lava1964 5 years ago
indeed.
why did they use a shitty camera back then. for christ sake.
assblaster17 3 years ago
Although certainly primitive by 21st century standards, these films were state-of-the-art in the 1890s.
stevevandien 2 years ago
@assblaster17 lol
eslubin 1 year ago