My movie (The Ice Never Melts), boxing documentary now on TUBI

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Rockin the former boxer who used to post on here.

I don’t come on this page as much as I used to, and I have not seen him in a long time. Probably have not communicated with him on here in a couple years at least.

[siablo14]

I don’t come on this page as much as I used to, and I have not seen him in a long time. Probably have not communicated with him on here in a couple years at least.

Okay. I thought you guys met up face-to-face.

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Okay. I thought you guys met up face-to-face.

I don’t remember meeting him, but he says that we met and actually sparred one day in 1993 which is possible, but I just simply didn’t recall it. That’s all

[siablo14]

I don’t remember meeting him, but he says that we met and actually sparred one day in 1993 which is possible, but I just simply didn’t recall it. That’s all

Noted......

[Bennyleonard99]

yes, it was simple as that. He wanted someone who had real fight experience and Marc is friends with Russ Anber who goes way back with me and that’s how the connection is originally made.

What does Ramsey actually contribute to Beterbiev's progression and improvement? And what tips or adjustments would you say you helped with? Because you've done a masterful job building this guy into oone of the very best champions today.

Golota was going to be a truck driver, passed the test. Then he went to the gym to workout, Sam Colonna saw him hitting a heavy bag and talked him into turning pro.

[Joseph]

very cool. I hope you enjoy it, my man!

Watched earlier this afternoon. Really enjoyed it, and from a technical standpoint, some of the talking head segments reminded me of B-roll footage you'd find in a news archive, which gave it a rawness that I really dug. Good stuff!

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

What does Ramsey actually contribute to Beterbiev's progression and improvement? And what tips or adjustments would you say you helped with? Because you've done a masterful job building this guy into oone of the very best champions today.

Golota was going to be a truck driver, passed the test. Then he went to the gym to workout, Sam Colonna saw him hitting a heavy bag and talked him into turning pro.

Marc it’s a very good trainer and a very hands-on trainer which you might be surprised to hear is not a super super common thing in this game.

There are a lot of trainers who literally just sit back and watch and tell you to hit the bag or jump rope.

Marc is a film watching, record studying, style grasping trainer who is there every day to pay attention to details

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Watched earlier this afternoon. Really enjoyed it, and from a technical standpoint, some of the talking head segments reminded me of B-roll footage you'd find in a news archive, which gave it a rawness that I really dug. Good stuff!

very honored my man! Thank you very much. I really appreciate that feedback.

for me personally I think the parts where they discussed the interaction with the fighters I’ve worked with was the best part

[Superbee]

Beter could have started his career (22 fights at age 40) sooner as to not have to fight guys young enough to be his son.

The legal battle with GYM from 2016 to 2018 really stopped his progress to a stall... Add to that recurring injuries and we're at we are now... You still could see in his two Bivol fights that Artur still has what it takes though...Two fights of Legend between two fighters of Legend... Bring on Bivol 3 asap ...

[jreckoning2]

This is jreckoning back from the AOL days until now, Ice.

You have been talking about writing a book since as far back as I can remember maybe even pre-2000.

This is honestly the best way to tell your story in the modern world. Well done, brother

jreckoning.