Henry Cooper Maestro Documentary Boxing

Henry Cooper Maestro Documentary Boxing. Our Enery became somewhat of a British institution. As the Documentary states, he wasn't the most skilled fighter Britain ever produced, but he was an honest, gutsy fighter who was dogged with a bone structure that allowed him to cut easily around the eyebrows. He was probably the most beloved British fighter at the time, largely helped by the big left hook that put Ali (Clay) on his backside. The British public also felt he had been robbed of his titles when Referee Harry GIbb gave a very controversial decision to his then rival Joe Bugner. However partisan you are, if you watch fight it's hard to give Bugner more than three or four rounds of that fight... think Roy Jones and Olympics and you would be somewhere close to the kind of travesty the public felt had taken place. This is a nice tribute to Henry Cooper detailing in his own words his humble background and some of the more high profile fights he had.