Dick Tiger (Nigeria) vs William Pickett (USA) | CLASSIC MIDDLEWEIGHT Fight Highlights скачать в хорошем качестве

Dick Tiger (Nigeria) vs William Pickett (USA) | CLASSIC MIDDLEWEIGHT Fight Highlights

A surging New York crowd favourite steps in on short notice to face the rugged British Empire middleweight champion from Nigeria. Footwork, feints, and a thudding body attack collide under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden—classic early-60s action! Tale of the Tape 📅 Date: December 16, 1961 🏟️ Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York City, USA 🎥 TV: Nationally televised 10-rounder ⚖️ Weights: Tiger 160 lbs | Pickett 159 lbs 👨‍⚖️ Officials: Referee Mark Conn; Judges Frank Forbes & Tony Rossi Fighter Spotlights 🥊 DICK TIGER — Steel-tough Nigerian pressure boxer known for compact hooks and a bruising left to the body. Entered this bout at (42-14-2, 20 KOs). Expect disciplined aggression, clever inside craft, and a champion’s engine from bell to bell. 🥊 WILLIAM “BILLY” PICKETT — New York up-and-comer with fast hands and sharp movement, riding a strong run of form. Entered this bout at (24-1-0, 14 KOs). A slick jab, rangy counters, and the confidence of a fighter fresh off a winning streak. Why This One Pops • Short-notice substitute stakes—Pickett replaces Florentino Fernández, but brings momentum and swagger. • Pressure vs. polish: Tiger’s body work and lead-right variations against Pickett’s jab-and-move rhythm. • Big-room atmosphere: MSG energy, crisp officiating, and clean 1960s camera angles that let you see every adjustment. Hit play to relive the best exchanges—snapping jabs, shifting angles, and heavy mid-range trades—from a vintage Garden showcase of contrasting styles. 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for more classic fight highlight breakdowns!