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Today he died at 89 and Argentina mourns his death, after fighting for 20 days his bronquitis in the hospital.
He was an amateur Heavyweight in Argentina but at 26 years old, he lost a fight to go for the Olympics, and he stop fighting and began teaching and that's how his story began.
http://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/3670...car-Brusa.html
He had 14 World Champions, and of course his most famous Boxer, Carlos Monzon, he had Monzon since his amateur days, Brusa was one of the most knowledgeable people in Boxing, He's already in the Boxing Hall of Fame in New York and in Los Angeles
http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/news...box&type=story
REST IN PEACE LEGEND!
Subtitled Trailer in English of a Documental they made about him... "El hombre de los guantes". Amilcar Brusa, retrato de una leyenda
An old interview with Brusa with Monzon in there
And some very good interviews with him
He was an amateur Heavyweight in Argentina but at 26 years old, he lost a fight to go for the Olympics, and he stop fighting and began teaching and that's how his story began.
http://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/3670...car-Brusa.html
He had 14 World Champions, and of course his most famous Boxer, Carlos Monzon, he had Monzon since his amateur days, Brusa was one of the most knowledgeable people in Boxing, He's already in the Boxing Hall of Fame in New York and in Los Angeles
http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/news...box&type=story
REST IN PEACE LEGEND!
Subtitled Trailer in English of a Documental they made about him... "El hombre de los guantes". Amilcar Brusa, retrato de una leyenda
An old interview with Brusa with Monzon in there
And some very good interviews with him
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