These documentaries are a real treat for boxing fans. Thank you for the effort and time you put into these!

Eddie was one of the most underrated body  punchers of all time .

Man that Marvin Johnson ko was something else.  I watched that live.

I grew up in the same building with his family, I remember his Mom, Mrs Gregory. When he won his major fight, they had a banner in the front of the building that read"Welcome home champ"

Eddie was part of a golden age of light heavyweight greats!

"I beat up four cops, small stuff like that"

My favorite quote in this video lol

I used to love watching him fight

Eddie bought a Triumph TR8 from me at Ladd Motors in Lebanon, PA in 1980. I showed him how to drive a stick.  He was training at Deer Lake (Muhamad All's camp). I met Ali also. I still have the paperwork. Years later I saw him again in Atlantic City and we chatted in the elevator. I followed his career for many years.

I'm so glad his came to a happy and respectable end, unlike the many who often become tragic figures in this brutal sport.

Lol. I live 2 miles from Rahway state prison. I tried to go to that fight but couldn't get in. Lol

It was a very competitive period in the light heavyweight division. A lot of really good fights when I was a kid. Many on Saturday afternoons.

Another TV hero...Man, I miss those days. Fighters fought each other based on the idea that you weren't better than someone until you beat them, and they wanted to be the best, so they fought each other. Zero losses generally meant you ducked fights. It still does.

Always knew Eddie Muhammad as a good trainer and a personable guy. Did know he was once world LHW champ. So this documentary is a good highlighting his boxing career.

Huge respect to Eddie. Always liked him!

To win a title in that era was some achievement and to hold on to it for any length of time near impossible. They fought so often with such hard opposition. tough tough men

Hey Rich, thanks for keeping your promise you're awesome Eddie Mustafa Muhammad was a great boxer in the 14th round when he was fighting Victor Galendez they both look like they were fresh as if it was the third round the great condition in those days the great talent, the great desire, skill, you could have talent but skills a different ball game in that Golden era all the light heavyweights were very  skillful, thank you this is the best boxing channel on YouTube you're the man,  the champion Rich the Fight Historian 🥊

Can't wait to get the chance to watch another one of your DOCUMENTARIES! I always thought Eddie was as good of a fighter as he is a "cool dude"👍👊

Nobody ever calls the 1970's "the Greatest Era of Light Heavyweights," but it was.

Eddie was one of the best! Great story about overcoming long odds and perseverance.

Helluva fighter. Lotsa heart ❤