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Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 23 Dec 2012, 16:45
by Brutu
The 1964 Summer Olympic Games from Tokyo Japan were the first live televised Olympics via satellite(Syncom 3).
Here is a list of the Heavyweight bouts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_at_ ... eavyweight
Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 23 Dec 2012, 18:26
by bollox
Hans Gruer went on to become a major thief. Then John McClane threw him off the 50th floor of Nakatomi plaza one xmas during a botched robbery. The end
Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 24 Dec 2012, 10:36
by Brutu
Semifinals
October-21-1964.
Joe Frazier vs Vadim Yemelyanov
(brief highlights)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btRNfmwa0G0
Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 24 Dec 2012, 10:40
by Brutu
Finals
October-23-1964
Joe Frazier vs Hans Huber
(you can see a little of it in the first minute of this clip)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBfFrcQKXEg
Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 24 Dec 2012, 19:44
by yancey
Big Joe fan, but I had to employ the mute option on the video.
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Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 24 Dec 2012, 19:48
by yancey
Il Duce wrote:Brutu,,,,,
Nice Job,,,,,,,,,Joe floored Hans in that bout.
Notice how Joe had a pretty quick right hand back then.
I think somewhere the ball was dropped in not developing that Frazier right hand better.
Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 25 Dec 2012, 14:51
by MEISINGER
Il Duce wrote:I think 'Smokin Joe' decided to do a little 'Song and Dance' rather than work on his right hand.
I had Joe's only album they produced.
'Smokin Joe Frazier and the Knockouts',
featuring 'First Round Knockout'
I only listened to the album once............
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i bought mine off of eblow
took 4 weeks to get and when i got it
i put it on the old turntable cranked up the volume
and well..........i died a lil inside
but it looks nice hanging on the wall

Re: Hans Huber '1964 Olympics'
Posted: 25 Dec 2012, 23:09
by Brutu
I think Joe Frazier was closer to 5 ft 10 then 6'0.
according to his autobiographt SMOKIN JOE.
he was a last minute subsitute to Buster Mathis
when Mathis hurt his hand in a exhibition with Frazier
at the Olympic Traing Camp Fort Hamilton AFB San Francisco.
Frazier went to Tokyo in his place.
Vadam Yemelyanov was 6 ft 4" and 230 lbs.
Frazier hurt in thumb with a left hook in the second
(using 8 oz. gloves).
round but Yemelyanov shortly threw in the towel.
Hans Huber was a bus mechanic
who origianlly tried out for the Olympic Wrestling team.