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venom
not sure if it's been posted before but this is the first time i saw this:
Jimmy Wilde v. Pancho Villa

the great jimmy wilde was on his way out, being succeeded by the tragic pancho villa. these old time fighters were simply amazing.
PWillIsGod
Thanks. I for one have never seen that
venom
was that the norm back then? to wade in with your hands down?
PWillIsGod
QUOTE(venom @ Apr 25 2007, 09:03 PM) *

was that the norm back then? to wade in with your hands down?



I am not that old. Seems like it from the few films I have seen from the time frame.
Aficionado
Man Jimmy Wilde is open for.... well anything.
amck73



LOL at his boxing stance with his hands down. biggrin.gif I know the tape is over 80 years old but you gotta smirk a little. You can tell Jimmy was a good puncher by the sounds of the blows.
HnH
his style was kinda primitive but it obviously worked for him...Wilde was 133-4-2 (99) and regarded by many as the GOAT Flyweight...

good find, venom!!
Griffin
QUOTE(amck73 @ Apr 26 2007, 09:29 AM) *

LOL at his boxing stance with his hands down. biggrin.gif I know the tape is over 80 years old but you gotta smirk a little. You can tell Jimmy was a good puncher by the sounds of the blows.

You do know that those punch sounds are dubbed on don't you dry.gif
amck73
QUOTE(Griffin @ Apr 26 2007, 02:37 PM) *

You do know that those punch sounds are dubbed on don't you dry.gif



Dubbed or not, Jimmy knocked out a ton of fighters in his day, even if the other guys were primitive fighters.
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