Aaron Pryor Career Boxing Collection 18 Fights on 4 DVD's

Proudly Presenting 18 Aaron Pryor Boxing Fights on Boxing Dvd

Name: Aaron Pryor
Alias: Hawk
Born: 1955-10-20
Birthplace: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Nationality: US American
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Boxing Record: Won: 39 Boxing Fights; Lost:1 Boxing Fight; Drawn: 0; KO: 35 Knockouts; KO%: 90
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 6½″   /   169cm

History of Aaron Pryor Boxing Career

Aaron "The Hawk" Pryor is one of the more exciting fighters of the 20th century. Unanimously considered one of the top three junior welterweight champions of all time, the story of his life outside the ring was almost as unstable as his life in the ring.Witnessing the human whirlwind that was Aaron “The Hawk" Pryor was like seeing Henry Armstrong….and the whirlwind has not been seen since. Pryor’s, frenetic, punch-a-second style endeared him to Boxing Fans around the world. To the chants of “Hawk Time, Hawk Time," Pryor brought one exciting moment after another to the crowds who thronged to see his Boxing fights during the 1980s.His pure animalistic behavior in the ring allowed you a peek into the heart of a man on the edge. Having his crew follow him around screaming "Hawk Time", Pryor was a very scary force. He was hungrier than any other fighter I have ever seen on film or in person. He was as raw a beast as they come, a man who truly didn't give a damn about anything. He would come forward for every second of every round tossing punches, each one intended to end the fight early.Aaron Pryor's 1981 all out war Knockout of the WBA number 2 rated undefeated power punching Dujuan Johnson , out of the famous Kronk Gym in Detroit, Michigan was chosen as Fight of the Year by "KO" magazine. This may have been Pryor's toughest fight. Pryor rose from a knockdown to stop the Detroit banger in the seventh round. In round two Aaron Pryor threw 115 punches.The Battle of The Champions, Pryor defeated the great Alexis Arguello by a knockout in 14 in front of an HBO audience. The Boxing fight was named Fight Of The Year and later the Fight Of The Decade by Ring Magazine. Aaron Pryor launched a busy attack that crumpled Arguello to the canvas and left him semi-conscious for a full four minutes. The defeated Arguello collapsed yet again on the way to his dressing room. He'd suffered a concussion and a cut under his eye that would require eight stitches. Pryor, with his prehistoric jaw and silent demeanor, seemed hardly fazed, even though he'd rapt punches that "would have decapitated most people," as Arguello's agent said later.The fight sparked debate, however, because of allegations that Pryor's trainer had introduced a bottle to revive him after round 12 so Pryor had to defend against Arguello again, this time winning by a knockout in 10 brilliant rounds in Las Vegas on September 9, 1983.

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Disc 1
Pryor vs. Kenty (AM)
Pryor vs. Hearns (AM)
Pryor vs. Valdez
Pryor vs. Asprilla
Pryor vs. Cervantes
Pryor vs. Hart

Disc 2
Pryor vs. Blackmoore
Pryor vs. Johnson
Pryor vs. Montilla
Pryor vs. Kameda

Disc 3
Pryor vs. Arguello
Pryor vs. Kim
Pryor vs. Arguello II

Disc 4
Pryor vs. Furlano
Pryor vs. Hinton
Pryor vs. Young
Pryor vs. Morales