Walcott vs Charles I on tape??

BrocktonBlockbuster49 · Post by **BrocktonBlockbuster49** » 15 Dec 2005, 01:23

I could have sworn I have seen highlights of the first fight more than once, but I cant find anywhere to buy it.

anyone know where I can buy a copy of walcott vs charles I or was it not taped?

- thing is i have tape of fights II III and IV

Woller · Post by **Woller** » 15 Dec 2005, 02:48

There is a 6 reel super8 film series called "The winning and losing of the heavyweight championship" that includes a short (30 second) clip of the first fight. So the fight was filmed. I have never seen this series on tape, but I believe it exists.

Søren

Jaclem · Post by **Jaclem** » 15 Dec 2005, 02:50

.....i've never been able to find a tape of this one...though i did see many years ago a bootleg film..shot from near ringside. copies of fights and tv shows right around this time were recorded, if at all, on something called kinegraph (kenescope?)..and i doubt if one letter in the words i just typed is anywhere near the correct spelling....but barry probably knows and may help us out. whatever the name...the quality wasn't nearly as good.

i can tell you this. in the seventh round charles had walcott...who was tiring...in trouble...but ezzard backed off. later he said that was at the advice of his corner...to take no chances.....but a source in his corner said it was the baroudi spectre at work again. whatever...it put the label "cautious" on ezzard that the sports writers used virtually every time they wrote about him.

BrocktonBlockbuster49 · Post by **BrocktonBlockbuster49** » 15 Dec 2005, 06:06

yeah too bad we dont have film of that fight. charles was still at his peak then in 1949.

the best fight of the two was probably the 2nd fight, a lot more action and both stunned eachother very good as well as putting on a boxing at its best display. 9th round was a great round! charles was nearly floored by walcott then came back to floor walcott with a killer outofnowhere left hook. great fight to analyize.

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 15 Dec 2005, 18:37

A guy I have got some rare stuff off recently has them listed as follows:

Walcott-Charles 1st fight-14th and 15th rounds (1949)- This is a rare live broadcast of just the last two rounds of this classic bout, with the decision. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 2nd fight highlights (1951)- Once again, Ezzard wins a unanimous decision. This highlight film shows six rounds of the fight. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 3rd fight (1951)- This is the complete fight with voice-over narration. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 4th fight (1952)- This is a highlight film of the final bout in this great series. Walcott wins a close, but unanimous decision. Very good black and white picture.

evndrbsn · Post by **evndrbsn** » 15 Dec 2005, 20:50

Collins2000 wrote:A guy I have got some rare stuff off recently has them listed as follows:

Walcott-Charles 1st fight-14th and 15th rounds (1949)- This is a rare live broadcast of just the last two rounds of this classic bout, with the decision. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 2nd fight highlights (1951)- Once again, Ezzard wins a unanimous decision. This highlight film shows six rounds of the fight. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 3rd fight (1951)- This is the complete fight with voice-over narration. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 4th fight (1952)- This is a highlight film of the final bout in this great series. Walcott wins a close, but unanimous decision. Very good black and white picture.

Are you able to share your source?

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 15 Dec 2005, 23:13

evndrbsn wrote:
Collins2000 wrote:A guy I have got some rare stuff off recently has them listed as follows:

Walcott-Charles 1st fight-14th and 15th rounds (1949)- This is a rare live broadcast of just the last two rounds of this classic bout, with the decision. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 2nd fight highlights (1951)- Once again, Ezzard wins a unanimous decision. This highlight film shows six rounds of the fight. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 3rd fight (1951)- This is the complete fight with voice-over narration. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 4th fight (1952)- This is a highlight film of the final bout in this great series. Walcott wins a close, but unanimous decision. Very good black and white picture.

Are you able to share your source?

Go here and email him and ask for his full list

http://www.buy-and-sell.com/vega.asp?id=20788

evndrbsn · Post by **evndrbsn** » 15 Dec 2005, 23:29

Collins2000 wrote:
evndrbsn wrote:
Collins2000 wrote:A guy I have got some rare stuff off recently has them listed as follows:

Walcott-Charles 1st fight-14th and 15th rounds (1949)- This is a rare live broadcast of just the last two rounds of this classic bout, with the decision. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 2nd fight highlights (1951)- Once again, Ezzard wins a unanimous decision. This highlight film shows six rounds of the fight. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 3rd fight (1951)- This is the complete fight with voice-over narration. Very good black and white picture.

Walcott-Charles 4th fight (1952)- This is a highlight film of the final bout in this great series. Walcott wins a close, but unanimous decision. Very good black and white picture.

Are you able to share your source?

Go here and email him and ask for his full list

http://www.buy-and-sell.com/vega.asp?id=20788

What is his email address? I tried to go to the link provided but it refused to connect. "No page to display." Is it the right link? Thanks though :)

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 16 Dec 2005, 00:24

evndrbsn wrote:
Collins2000 wrote:
evndrbsn wrote: Are you able to share your source?

Go here and email him and ask for his full list

http://www.buy-and-sell.com/vega.asp?id=20788
What is his email address? I tried to go to the link provided but it refused to connect. "No page to display." Is it the right link? Thanks though :)

That link works for me; I just tried it.

Hey, maybe you have to be a boxing historian to activate it...

Try this - [email protected]