Larry Holmes RARE Training In Prime

Rainy Day Boxing brings you a motivational tribute with rare training highlights of Larry Holmes.
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[RainyDayBoxing]

Owner of the greatest jab in boxing history and in my opinion the heavyweight division's most underappreciated champion.

[xGhostRidah]

I ran 5 miles yesterday jamming out to this beat on repeat. I was determined to finish the run and I did it!

[Blake]

Larry Holmes is grossly underrated at a fighter and champion. One of the best jabs ever.

[melvintate]

Man his Jab was sooo beautiful if a person ever wanted to learn how to Jab they need to watch Larry Holmes!! Because he was one of the Greatest Heavyweights of all time!!

[marccuomo]

Smooth ass beat for the easton assassin.

[TheeKingRayzor]

It just something about watching boxers train that satisfies my soul, it's so relaxing. 😁

[rockyrydell]

I saw all of Larry's Scranton fights including his first pro bout against Rodell Dupree. In fact I fought as an amateur on that Pro-Am card. I was walking down the hall to the locker room after my fight and I was about to pass him on his way to the ring when he stopped me to ask how my fight went (I won by ko). I've been a huge fan ever since. Holmes had it all. I remember telling my uncle that if this guy would stop moving so much and would set down on his punches, he'd be terrific. That's exactly what he did as he climbed from 4 rounders up to main events. Mike Rossman was on the undercard too that night in March of 73. A night I'll never forget

[dogukanmi]

Float like a butterfly, wrestle like Foreman, jab like Holmes. This is the best way I can explain his style. One of the greatest hw that has ever lived

[James-kbmx]

One of my favourite boxing series on YouTube

[majimamike]

Holmes is in my top 5 ever. Such an underappreciated champion.

[justbecause]

Watching Larry Holmes in his later years fighting on USA network and ESPN was like watching a professor working. even in his forties fighting these youngsters, these guys had no chance. He'd jab leave it out just long enough to turn their chin then deliver his right hand! Jeez! Guy was a master!

[Team_]

There's nothing like the old school. Definitely something you don't see anymore in many fighters, the footwork while shadow boxing, the side to side movement . It has become a lost art . Fighters are way to stationary these days . Great video here thanks for posting

[Levi-]

Best Jab in Heavyweight, History! 🥊👑🇺🇸

[JustTreyB]

IMO one of the Greatest Heavyweights, could give any fighter a hard fight 🐐

[ucheegesi]

ali trained him very well
You can see similarities in their style the hands the circling round the ring lean back style

[bosstalksports]

Bro...this beat is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 big krit would murder this. And it fits Larry Holmes perfectly

[GuyFromTheSouth]

He used his jab arm to also shove and create distance for his right hand. Larry Holmes doesnt get enough credit for how good his right hand was. I honestly feel his great jab over shadows how great he really was.

[aligreatest]

Holmes was a great champion.
19 consecutive wbc, ibf world title defences.
Won his first 48 fights nearly matching marciano record and what more impressive is that he fought into his 50s and only lost 3 out of 25 fights in the last decade of his career.

[chrisjonson]

Larry was hard as nails great chin just never captured the publics imagination very tuff guy got to say that.

[TheDharuma]

The most underrated heavyweight champion