Recommend me a boxing documentary or fight to watch!

[Mr Giggles]

After last weekend I’m on a boxing high at the moment. I’m what you call a casual expert boxing fan, i don’t know my history of boxing too much but I’m an expert in what I say and I’ve never got anything wrong about boxing in years, every prediction spot on.

So recommend me a boxing documentary or historic fight to watch.

I don’t like documentaries about one specific fighter, I prefer documentaries about specific eras in boxing that tell the whole picture, for example four kings which was about the middleweight division in the 80s.

[Mikeh333]

Counterpunch, free on Netflix.

[Madison Boxing]

When we were kings

[HeadBodyBodyBody]

[CubanGuyNYC]

Probably my favorite boxing documentary is “The Last Round: Chuvalo Vs Ali,” followed by the Ken Burns doc “Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson.” Another decent one is “Champions Forever: The Latin Legends.”

[Disturbed]

Check out HBO's "Legendary Nights" doc series. They are on youtube

[Dapperdon70]

Champions Forever. Covers the Ali, Foreman, Frazier and Norton fights in the 70’s and ends with the Ali Holmes from 1980. Their are interviews with all of them together. Very well done.

[bulldognyc]

Boxeo cubano. BBC doc on YouTube

[Fat_asian]

HBO legendary nights gatti vs ward, kid KALAFU the story of a young Manny Pacquiao

[Cobra Curry]

Ken Norton v Larry Holmes