Liston believed his date of birth to be May 8, 1932, and used this for official purposes[11] but by the time he won the world title an aged appearance added credence to rumors that he was actually several years older. Once he went down, I got excited. That got him killed. [105], Singer/Songwriter Rod Picott wrote and recorded a song titled "Sonny Liston" for his 2022 album "Paper Hearts and Broken Arrows. Odds makers gave Liston 71 to win. The match had more storylines than a soap opera. Tocco said that the living room furniture was in disarray, but the house did not yet smell of death. Tocco left the house before the police did. Liston's wife also recalled that her husband would refuse basic medical care for common colds because of his dislike of needles. But former Las Vegas police Sgt. It was the first time in his career that Liston had been cut. Liston had never been knocked out before, and most people didnt even see the punch happen. During the interim, officials in Boston also got cold feet. Liston assaulted the officer, breaking his knee and gashing his face. [52][53] It was the first time since 1919when Jack Dempsey defeated Jess Willardthat a world heavyweight champion had quit on his stool. Tobe and Helen had 12 children together; Sonny was the second youngest child. Who needed that? #muhammadali #henrycooper #sonnyliston #dougjones #heavyweight #greatness #boxing #legend #larryholmes #ironmike #sonnyliston #intimidating #bad #big #greatb. that startles everyone in a 100 foot radius. Because of that, Cage may have thought Sonny was an informant and shot him with a hot dose as retribution. The fight ranks as one of the shortest heavyweight title bouts in history. "[42], Liston made his second title defense on February 25, 1964, in Miami Beach, Florida against Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). The highly-anticipated May 1965 rematch between the heavyweight champions almost didn't happen. He also had a reputation for bullying people such as porters and waitresses. The Murder of Sonny Liston is an absorbing, albeit speculative, attempt at addressing the mystery that died with the man. "Sonnyboyliston | Race Record & Form | Racing Post", "Moonfire (1972), a film by Michael Parkhurst -Theiapolis", NYSAC World Heavyweight Champion - BoxRec, Lyrics to a song about Liston by Mark Knopfler, FBI Records: The Vault - Charles Sonny Liston, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sonny_Liston&oldid=1137950795, International Boxing Hall of Fame inductees, 20th-century African-American sportspeople, Articles with unsourced statements from February 2016, Articles with unsourced statements from August 2022, Articles with unsourced statements from December 2016, Pages with login required references or sources, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, Hackman, Timothy. Geraldine called Liston's attorney and his doctor, but did not notify the police until two to three hours later. He returned with four consecutive knockout victories in Sweden between July 1966 and April 1967, all four co-promoted by former world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson. Then again, you can also have guys like Ali or Mike Tyson. Standing 185 centimeters (6'1) tall and packing over 90 kilograms (200 lb) of pure muscle, there's a reason he was nicknamed "The Big Bear," and it wasn't for the hugs he gave.. His career in heavyweight boxing spanned from 1953 to 1970, and he spent all 17 of those years going guts for glory against the . [72], "I was an 'intimidator' until I fought Sonny Liston. Skeptics called the knockout blow "the phantom punch." Liston was a heavy favorite. Also, scar tissue, possibly from needle marks, was found in the bend of Liston's left elbow. However, there were again rumors of alcohol abuse in training. Suddenly, the world had to come to grips with a new kind of heavyweight champion. Although the opening round saw Clay largely on the defensive, it was soon established that Clay could reverse roles quickly and take to the offensive with a remarkably fast series of combinations delivered to Liston's head. Another depicts Liston's death scene and autopsy: "There was dope in his veins and a pistol on the drawer Criss-crossed on his back, scars from his daddy like slavery tracks.". [89], Following an investigation, Las Vegas police concluded there were no signs of foul play and declared Liston's death a heroin overdose. Liston was the subject of a 2008 feature film based upon his life titled Phantom Punch. After two rounds, Wilson had taken enough. Dennis Caputo of the Clark County Sheriff's Department was one of the first officers on the scene. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. No, I'm Alexanderhe's no Alexander. After he won the title, Liston relocated to Denver permanently, saying, "I'd rather be a lamppost in Denver than the mayor of Philadelphia. The grave's marker-plate bears the dedication: "A Man. Liston was allegedly present at dealer Earl Cage's residence during a raid by narcotics detectives. Clay confessed later he had been hurt by the punch, but Liston was unable to press his advantage home. [70] There have been a number of unproven theories as to the background to the purported dive including that Liston was threatened by the Muslims, or agreed to lose in return for a share in the more marketable Ali's future purses. Liston knocked out Hermann Schreibauer of West Germany at 2:16 of the first round. Audiences at home were confused and outraged. Interview Date: March 13, 1989 Camera Rolls: 2104-2105 Sound Rolls: 248 Editorial Notes: Interview with , conducted by Blackside, Inc. on March 13, 1989, for . Liston's noticeably more muscular left arm, crushing left jab and powerful left hook lent credence to the widely held belief that he was left-handed, although he fought in an orthodox stance. His family's home state of Arkansas did not make birth certificates mandatory until 1965. Soon, he was known as Cassius X, eschewing the last name given to his enslaved family by their owners. Knopfler, 55, said inspiration for the Liston song has been growing for a long time. "[40][41], Upon winning the world heavyweight title, Liston had a speech prepared for the crowd that friends had assured him would meet him at the Philadelphia airport. Rogin discounted speculation that Patterson had thrown the fight, writing: "The genesis of all this wide-eyed theorizing and downright baloney was the fact that many spectators failed to see the knockout blows. It was a shocking result, not only because Liston was favored in the match, but because hardly anybody saw the punch that took him down. My man. Unfortunately for Martin, however, his career ended after that fight due to a detached retina he suffered during the bout. ", Liston appeared on the December 1963 cover of Esquire magazine (cover photograph by Carl Fischer) "the last man on earth America wanted to see coming down its chimney".[106]. The year 1959 was a banner one for Liston: after knocking out contender Mike DeJohn in six rounds he faced Cleveland Williams, a fast-handed fighter who was billed as the hardest-hitting heavyweight in the world against whom he showed durability, power and skill, nullifying Williams' best work before stopping him in the third round. Arthur Daley of the New York Times wrote that Liston's handlers knew he "didn't have it anymore,"[65] and allegedly they had secretly paid sparring partner Amos Lincoln an extra $100 to take it easy on him -[citation needed] - the same man, incidentally, that Liston dismissed in less than two rounds a full three years later. In the third round, Marshall nailed Listonreportedly while he was laughingand broke his jaw. Liston was overwhelmed by an abusive father, confrontations with the law, underworld managers and a change in African-American culture represented by Ali, Knopfler said. Roy Harris, who had gone 13 rounds with Floyd Patterson in a title match, was crushed in one round by Liston. In that same book Liston was quoted two years after the fight: "Ali knocked me down with a sharp punch. Remembering One Of Boxing's Storied Bouts Robert Siegel and Melissa Block recall the fight between Cassius Clay and and Sonny Liston, the fight at the heart of the off-Broadway play Fetch Clay, . This victory is regarded by some as Liston's most impressive performance. Concert Preview/Interview: John Lodge of the Moody Blues on Reprising "Days of Future Passed . Referee Jersey Joe Walcott, a former world heavyweight champion, had a hard time getting Ali to go to a neutral corner. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Larry Merchant, then a writer with the Philadelphia Daily News, wrote: "A celebration for Philadelphia's first heavyweight champ is now in order. "Better get me out of this ring," exclaimed Wilson, "he is going to kill me! THE PREFIGHT MOODS OF SONNY LISTON. "[57] Those findings were confirmed in a formal investigation immediately after the fight by Florida State Attorney Richard Gerstein, who also noted that there was little doubt that Liston went into the fight with a sore or lame shoulder. Like Dylan's subject, Rubin Carter, Knopfler's version of Liston is sympathetic. Be respectful and come chat with us. Sonny Liston had a very sad upbringing & had to learn to survive at a young age. According to a report in the Miami Herald a few weeks before the 1964 fight, Clay was consorting with members of the Nation of Islam, who Clays father claimed had brainwashed his son. He would not close in until the accumulated inside damage and Liston's own frustration had sapped the challenger's strength and will." Ali biographer Wilfrid Sheed wrote, in his Muhammad Ali: A Portrait in Words and Photographs, that Liston planned to throw the fight for reasons unknown and used the legitimate first-round knockdown for that end. Im free to be who I want.. [19], On June 23, 1953, a team consisting of ten recent St. Louis Golden Gloves champions of all weight classes, with Liston on top as the heavyweight, was gathered to represent the United States in an International Golden Gloves (USA vs. West Europe) competition at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis. And it was probably for the best ticket-buyers didnt exactly get their moneys worth. Walcott never began a count in the ring because of Ali's non-compliance and his physical struggle with getting Ali to go to that neutral corner. He said he could not hear McDonough, who did not have a microphone. Entire books have been written about the fight, and one, released in 2015, sought to end the suggestion that Liston took another fall. They fought for a third time on March 6, 1956, which Liston won by a ten-round unanimous decision. [31] While Liston began working into shape with hopes for a heavyweight title shot, he also continued his criminal behavior. It became known as the phantom punch and has been the subject of controversy and speculation for the last 55 years. Biography and associated logos are trademarks of A+E Networksprotected in the US and other countries around the globe. A stoic Liston finished the fight, but lost in an eight-round split decision. Wepner needed 72 stitches and suffered a broken cheekbone and nose. The World Boxing Association one of several boxing organizations was not too pleased, moving to strip Ali of his title and advising states not to agree to host the rematch. Patterson, a 4-1 betting underdog, was knocked down three times and counted out at 2:10 of the first round. For those too young to remember, Sonny "The Big Bear" Liston was a legendary heavyweight boxer. "[98], Some claim Liston was murdered. And, while Patterson was growing as a fighter, Sonny was taking on mostly journeyman and starting to age. Half a mile above and beyond the shrine, looking down from the summit of the mountain, is a statue of the Sacred Heart. A dominant contender of his era, he became the world heavyweight champion in 1962 after knocking out Floyd Patterson in the first round, repeating the knockout the following year in defense of the title; in the latter fight he also became the inaugural WBC heavyweight champion. Subsequently, Liston spent some months in Denver where a Catholic priest who acted as his spiritual adviser attempted to help bring his drinking under control. Liston decked Martin with a left hook in the fourth round and dominated most of the fight, but Martin came back and knocked Liston out cold in the ninth round. Sad how they portrayed sonny in such a negative light he seems like a genuinely kind person. It was the third-fastest knockout in a world heavyweight title fight, and the first time the defending champion had been knocked out in round one. One of the victories was over Amos Johnson, Liston's former sparring partner, who had recently defeated British champion Henry Cooper. You could feel the deflation, see the look of hurt in his eyes. [94], Liston was buried at Paradise Memorial Gardens in Las Vegas, Nevada. I never saw. He used the platform to expound on the political theory that was so reviled in white America, defending Malcolm X and condemning racial oppression this was still months before President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. QUESTION 1 The fight lasted four seconds longer than the first one. America's first look at Liston since the Ali rematch was when he fought fifthranked Henry Clark in a nationally broadcast bout in July 1968. ", The Liston song appears on an album called "Shangri-La." . Machen's mobility enabled him to go the distance but he was clearly outpointed despite Liston being penalised for a low blow in the 11th round. Also in 1970, Liston appeared on an episode of the TV series Love, American Style and in a television commercial for Braniff Airlines with Andy Warhol.[12][102]. Liston was particularly known for his immense strength, formidable jab, long reach, toughness, and his infamously intimidating appearance. With Clay quickly ducking his head left, right or away, Liston's leading left jabs largely failed to land. The organization was seen as an extremist anti-white people hate group and opponents of desegregation and Martin Luther King Jr. Clays propensity for self-promotion and controversy seemed to fit in with the groups inflammatory rhetoric. In an Associated Press poll, 64 of 102 reporters picked Patterson. Muhammad Ali called it his "anchor punch," a quick right hand that the young heavyweight champion claimed he had learned from his friend, actor Stepin Fetchit. Convention Center, Winchester, Nevada, U.S. Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri, U.S. Municipal Auditorium, Miami Beach, Florida, U.S. St. Louis Arena, St. Louis, Missouri, U.S. Midwest Gymnasium, Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Pittsburgh Gardens, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S. New Masonic Temple, St. Louis, Missouri, U.S. Motor City Arena, Detroit, Michigan, U.S. Sources vary on his reach, with some listing it as 80in, Reputations: Sonny Liston: The Champion Nobody Wanted (2001), 50 min, BBC Documentary, Mailer: A Biography By Mary V. Dearborn, page 186. Liston captured the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions on March 6, 1953, with a victory over 1952 Olympic Heavyweight Champion Ed Sanders. In the months ahead of the fight, Muhammad Ali went all sorts of routes to get into Sonny Liston's head. It was 1965, not 1955. "When he first got to the big city, he was hanging out with a bunch of people who were just looking for trouble.". By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. In his sixth bout, he faced ranked heavyweight Johnny Summerlin (18-1-2) on national television and won in an eight-round decision. "From Bad Buck to White Hope: Journalism and Sonny Liston, 19581965. Night Train is like $11 on Amazon, peep that if you want to get more of the story, i don't like how max was squeezing sonny's bicep. Two of the best-known are "The Boxer" by Simon and Garfunkel and "Hurricane" by Bob Dylan. Gallender claimed, "A lot of officers knew Sonny was dead before Geraldine returned home on January 5, but they chose to let him rot. Theories regarding the circumstance of Liston's death. Ali is waiting to hit me, the ref can't control him. Liston won his final fight, a tough but one-sided match against future world title challenger Chuck Wepner in June 1970. He sunk to the canvas, and as he was down, Ali stood over him, taunting and demanding his stunned opponent get back up. [74], Writer Gilbert Rogin assessed Liston's style and physique after his win over Zora Folley. He also went with a new manager in 1958: Joseph "Pep" Barone, who was a front man for mobsters Frankie Carbo and Frank "Blinky" Palermo. Stevens organized a sparring session with a professional heavyweight named Thurman Wilson to showcase Liston's potential. Rare interview of Sonny Liston colorized. Technically, contracts for boxing matches werent supposed to have rematch clauses, though pretty much all of them had some sort of loophole and agreement when each side wanted to guarantee a return bout again, the laws by which boxing governed itself were really more suggestions at the time. The official time of the stoppage was announced as 1:00 into the first round, which was wrong. The victim sought out the executioner." He said they found Liston lying on his bed with a needle sticking out of his arm. r/boxing does not tolerate racism or intolerance of any kind. Sonny Liston shot a gun at Muhammad Ali. Anyone can read what you share. Sonny Liston became world heavyweight champion in 1962 and fought Muhammad Ali twice In January 1971, former heavyweight champion of the world Sonny Liston was found dead at his Las Vegas. Rogin wrote. There were plenty of tough questions after the first fight for Liston, too, namely, why didnt he come out for another round? Either way, nat fleisher as the KD timekeeper had NO right telling Walcott the fight was over. RARE Sonny Liston Interview before the first Ali fight 1964 in Color Legends of Boxing in Color 22K views 10 months ago On the Spot show with Max Goldberg featuring the heavyweight champion. Alois Stevens, suggested to Liston that he try boxing, and his obvious aptitude, along with an endorsement from Stevens, who was also a priest, aided Liston in getting an early parole. After Ali's win against Sonny Liston, he wouldn't . [101], Liston played a fist fighter in the 1965 film Harlow, made a cameo appearance in the 1968 film Head, which starred The Monkees, and played the part of The Farmer in the 1970 film Moonfire, which starred Richard Egan and Charles Napier. World light-heavyweight champion Jos Torres said, "It was a perfect punch." Authorities theorized that he was undressing for bed when he fell over backward with such force that he broke the rail of the bench. Very Rare interview with Sonny Liston and Joe Louis. 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Banker said he was told by police that Liston had been seen at a house that would be the target of a drug raid. Muhammad Ali stands over Sonny Liston after dropping Liston with a short hard right to the jaw on May 25, 1965, in Lewiston, Maine, Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston: The Controversial Fight Behind Their Iconic Boxing Photo, Remembering Just Fontaine and His World Cup Record, an official member of the Nation of Islam, Senate subcommittee hearing turned up no evidence, Your Privacy Choices: Opt Out of Sale/Targeted Ads. He had the whole package. [62] The promoters needed a new location quickly, whatever the size, to rescue their closed-circuit television commitment around the country. ", One of the most vivid verses creates a word-picture of Liston in his prime with photographic clarity: "Black Cadillac, alligator boots, money in the pockets of his sharkskin suits." He then left the fighters to go over to McDonough. During these same years Sonny Liston was on the comeback trail as well. The Murder of Sonny Liston is an absorbing, albeit speculative, attempt at addressing the mystery that died with the man. Patterson wanted a chance to redeem himself, so they met again on July 22, 1963, in Las Vegas. At about 30 seconds into the round he hit Liston with several combinations, causing a bruise under Liston's right eye and a cut under his left, which eventually required eight stitches to close. Boxings brightest young star was again squaring off against a renowned bruiser in a rematch of their thrilling and controversial heavyweight championship fight one year prior, a fight that was followed by 14 months of international intrigue and the combustible politics of the 1960s. said Liston's Philadelphia dentist, Dr. Nick Ragni. "[75], Future world heavyweight champion George Foreman, who sparred with Liston after Foreman's amateur career, assessed Liston's jab as the most formidable he faced and Liston as the strongest man he encountered in the ring, describing Liston as having the most natural talent and skill. [39] Leading up to the fight, Liston was an 85 betting favorite, although many picked Patterson to win. I was down but not hurt, but I looked up and saw Ali standing over me. "Yes, it was good and honest". Even before the first punch was thrown, the May 25, 1965 bout between .css-47aoac{-webkit-text-decoration:underline;text-decoration:underline;text-decoration-thickness:0.0625rem;text-decoration-color:inherit;text-underline-offset:0.25rem;color:#A00000;-webkit-transition:all 0.3s ease-in-out;transition:all 0.3s ease-in-out;}.css-47aoac:hover{color:#595959;text-decoration-color:border-link-body-hover;}Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston, during which the photo was snapped, was already shaping up to be the stuff of legends. Never seen this one before, thanks alot. Very rare interview of Sonny Liston talking about how he got started in boxing, his fights with Williams and Patterson and his training routine. Sonny Liston in Denver, Colorado. People around the world tuned in via satellite to watch the match, which was fought in front of 2,434 paying ticket-holders, the smallest crowd in heavyweight championship fight history; people there suggested the crowd was more like 4,000, but nonetheless, it was a very small in-person audience. "He said: 'Look what they did!' In "Song for Sonny Liston," Knopfler's voice is backed by electric guitar, a bass and drums as he tells the story of a sharecropper's son who went from prison to the championship to an early. [8] Convicted and sentenced to five years in the Missouri State Penitentiary, Liston started his prison time on June 1, 1950. "He told me in the strictest confidence, but it was like he wanted to get it off his chest." Underworld connections and his unrecorded dates of birth and death added to the enigma. That would prove to be an understatement. He pulled the same stuff Walcott did against Marciano. Never before seen Sonny Liston interview. Support this Channel: https://www.patreon.com/join/LegendsofBoxing Merchandise: https://www.redbubble.com/peo. But others contend he just was not the same Liston. [15] In 1946, Helen Baskin, along with some of her children, moved to St. Louis to seek factory work. "A blues song just for fighters: The legend of Sonny Liston. But by the sixth round his sight had cleared, and a clearly enraged Clay fought a blisteringly aggressive round landing numerous combination punches. According to a New York Times report the day after the fight, Clay was indeed an official member of the Nation of Islam. His fists measured 15 inches (38cm) around, the largest of any heavyweight champion. Liston went down at 1:44, got up at 1:56, and Walcott stopped the fight at 2:12. It burned like hell. kos k.o.s ko.s knockouts fight of the year joe louis lewis primo carnera buddy max baer tony galento lamon brewster monte barrett barret amir khan oleg maskaev nicolai valuev nikolai joe calzaghe sergej sergey liakhovich liakovich shannon briggs evander holyfield zultan ibragimov sultan meldrick taylor pauli ayala paul spadafora prince prinze naseem hamed naz johnny tapia john ruiz wilfredo gomez wilfried benitez george foreman big ron lyle earnie shavers joe frazier ken norton angelo dundee eddie futch riddick bowe Henry Akinwande Muhammad Ali Max Baer Michael Bentt Riddick Bowe James J. Braddock Shannon Briggs Tommy Burns Primo Carnera Ruslan Chagaev Ezzard Charles Gerrie Coetzee James J. Corbett Francesco Damiani Jack Dempsey Michael Dokes Jimmy Ellis Bob Fitzsimmons Joe Frazier Marvin Hart Herbie Hide Evander Holyfield James J. Jeffries Ingemar Johansson Jack Johnson Vitali Klitschko Sonny Liston Joe Louis Rocky Marciano Ray Mercer Tommy Morrison Greg Page Floyd Patterson John Ruiz Max Schmeling Bruce Seldon Jack Sharkey James Smith John L. Sullivan John Tate Ernie Terrell Tony Tubbs Nikolay Valuev Jersey Joe Walcott Mike Weaver Jess Willard Tim Witherspoon Muhammad Ali Lou Ambers Sammy Angott Fred Apostoli Ray Arcel Alexis Argello Baby Arizmendi Henry Armstrong Abe Attell Max Baer Caleb Baldwin Carmen Basilio Wilfred Bentez Nino Benvenuti Jack Kid Berg Jimmy Bivins Umberto Branchini Joe Brown Panama Al Brown Ken Buchanan Charley Burley Orlando Canizales Miguel Canto Tony Canzoneri Michael Carbajal Jem Carney Jimmy Carter Marcel Cerdan Antonio Cervantes Bobby Chacon Arthur Chambers Ezzard Charles Kid Chocolate Joe Choynski Stanley Christodoulou Billy Conn Eugne Criqui Jos Cuevas Jack Dempsey Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey Jack Dillon Professor Mike Donovan Paddy Duffy Don Dunphy Roberto Durn Lou Duva Billy Edwards Gabriel Elorde Jeff Fenech Bob Fitzsimmons George Foreman Bob Foster Joe Frazier Gene Fullmer Khaosai Galaxy Vctor Galndez Joe Gans Kid Gaviln Joey Giardello Mike Gibbons Wilfredo Gmez Humberto Mike Tyson [21], Liston made his professional debut on September 2, 1953, knocking out Don Smith in the first round in St. Louis, where he fought his first five bouts. Liston also appears in the sequel, Blood's a Rover. Knopfler, who was born in Scotland and grew up in northern England, said Liston's story was "exciting subject matter because it's so mysterious." He died circa December 30,. "At about noon on the day of the fight, (Magids) reached Resnick again by phone," the memo read. Wepner, who also fought George Foreman and Muhammad Ali, said after his career was over that Liston was the hardest puncher he faced.

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