Floyd Patterson fights on boxing DVDs

Floyd Patterson 23 Career Boxing Fights On 6 DVDs With Menus

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FLOYD PATTERSON 23 FIGHTS ON 6 BOXING DVDS

FLOYD PATTERSON 23 fights on 6 boxing DVDs

Fights Boxing DVD 1

Floyd Patterson vs Mieszala

Floyd Patterson vs Maxim (HL)

Floyd Patterson vs Troy (HL)

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FLOYD PATTERSON 23 fights on 6 boxing DVDS

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Floyd Patterson
Patterson vs. Liston 1 & 2
After the third Johansson fight, Patterson defended the title in Toronto on December 4 against Tom McNeeley and retained the title with a fourth round knockout. However he did not fight number one contender Sonny Liston. This was due in part to Cus D�Amato, who did not want Patterson in the ring with a boxer with mob connections. As a result, D�Amato turned down any challenges involving the IBC. Eventually, due to a monetary dispute with Jimmy Jacobs, Patterson removed D�Amato from handling his business affairs and agreed to fight Liston.

Leading up to the fight, Liston was the major betting-line favorite, though Sports Illustrated predicted that Patterson would win in 15 rounds. Jim Braddock, Jersey Joe Walcott, Ezzard Charles, Rocky Marciano and Ingemar Johansson picked Patterson to win. The fight also carried a number of social implications. Liston�s connections with the mob were well known and the NAACP was concerned about having to deal with Liston�s visibility as World Champion and had encouraged Patterson to not fight Liston, fearing that a Liston victory would tarnish the civil rights movement. Patterson said John F. Kennedy also did not want him to fight Liston.

Patteron lost his title to Liston in Chicago on September 25, 1962, by a first round knockout in front of 18,894 fans. The two fighters were a marked contrast. In the ring, Liston�s size and power proved too much for Patterson�s guile and agility. However, Patterson did not use his speed to his benefit. According to Sports Illustrated writer Gilbert Rogin, Patterson did not punch enough and frequently tried to clinch with Liston. Liston battered Patterson with body shots and then shortened up and connected with two double hooks high on the head. The result at the time was the third fastest knockout in boxing history. After being knocked out, Patterson left Comiskey Park in Chicago wearing dark glasses and a fake beard for the drive back to New York. After the fight, questions were raised on whether the fight was fixed to set up a more lucrative rematch. Overnight, Patterson seemed to lose his public support as a result of his swift knockout.

The rematch was set for April 1963; however, Liston injured his knee swinging a golf club and the fight was delayed three months to July 22. In Las Vegas that night, Patterson attempted to become the first boxer to win the heavyweight title three times, but Liston once again knocked him out in the first round. Patterson lasted four seconds longer than the first bout.

Fights Boxing DVD 4

Floyd Patterson vs Ali I

Floyd Patterson vs Cooper

Floyd Patterson vs Quarry I

Fights Boxing DVD 2

Floyd Patterson vs Jackson II

Floyd Patterson vs Rademacher

Fights Boxing DVD 3

Floyd Patterson vs McNeeley

Floyd Patterson vs Liston I

Floyd Patterson vs Liston II

Floyd Patterson vs Chuvalo (HL)

Fights Boxing DVD 5

Floyd Patterson vs Quarry II

Floyd Patterson vs Ellis

Fights Boxing DVD 6

Floyd Patterson vs Green

Floyd Patterson vs Bonavena

Floyd Patterson vs Ali II

Floyd Patterson vs Slade (HL)

Floyd Patterson vs Moore (HL)
Floyd Patterson Interview

Floyd Patterson vs Harris (HL)

Floyd Patterson vs Johansson I

Floyd Patterson vs Johansson II

Floyd Patterson vs Johansson III (HL)