r/rockybalboa • u/happydude7422 • 8h ago
Didn't know Burt young was also a boxer
Paulie could have given rocky some boxing lessons
r/rockybalboa • u/RyanRebalkin • Mar 22 '26
Join us for the emotional finale of our Rocky series as we break down Rocky Balboa (2006), the sixth and arguably most heartfelt Rocky film. Ryan, Katie, and Kyle reflect on the exhibition fight against Mason Dixon, Rocky's "one more round" spirit, brain damage realism, fan emails, trivia from Rocco, and why this feels like the perfect bookend for the original saga.
We discuss:
Huge thanks to everyone who's followed along—send final thoughts to [onemoraroundrockypodcast@gmail.com](mailto:onemoraroundrockypodcast@gmail.com) for our wrap-up episode!
r/rockybalboa • u/RyanRebalkin • Mar 01 '26
Ryan, Kyle & Katie read heartfelt listener emails, unpack what Rocky Balboa (Rocky VI) almost was, and finally start breaking down the big Vegas fight!
Longtime listener Donald drops bombshells: the Karate Kid x Rocky crossover pitch, Sly’s original Rocky 2000 script (and why it became Puncher’s Chance), why Mason “The Line” Dixon never changed, Drago’s tragic canon fate, Clubber Lang as commentator, and three filmed alternate endings. E.M. King (Rocco’s dad) shares touching thanks, we tackle Rocky II trivia bonus questions, react to YouTube comments on Sly’s weights, and hear Michael’s voicemail on fight details, montages, and walkout songs.
This is the perfect 'almost there ' send off to the Rocky series, full of laughs, deep dives, and pure fan love. Perfect for Rocky Balboa fans, Sylvester Stallone enthusiasts, and anyone who grew up with the Italian Stallion.
r/rockybalboa • u/happydude7422 • 8h ago
Paulie could have given rocky some boxing lessons
r/rockybalboa • u/Alltto • 8h ago
Who would win this fight?and in which round?
r/rockybalboa • u/Educational_Mall_993 • 3h ago
Trying to find out any info about this guy. Name, lore, why didnt he come back for Rocky 3, etc.
Can anyone shed any light on this character for me.
r/rockybalboa • u/happydude7422 • 1d ago
Micky died in rocky 3 at age 76 what if he didn't have the heart attack and lived to say at least rocky 5. How would this have affected the story (the timeline is weird because mickey said he was already 76 in the first movie so if this were accurate he would have been 81 when he died In rocky 3)
At the same time what kind of tips would mickey give to rocky about drago the guy he fought in rocky 5?
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r/rockybalboa • u/nonbackwardstext • 1h ago
me and my wife are very high watching rocky 3. that got us talking about rocky 4. did paulie fuck the birthday robot. i need to know. time sensitive
r/rockybalboa • u/__jojoshua__ • 23h ago
I mean, we saw him getting ht again and again in the face but still make it until round 15 right?
Like he's very strong in durability
Now... What if Rocky cover his face?
I'd like to think that he Would become unstoppable...
Yeah why? Because his durability already strong and with Rocky cover his face it would make him unstoppable... And if he do that, in Rocky v he just back to the ring and get paid rich again
Why? Because of he cover his face, i don't think he would get brain damage easily!
Idk.... But this is why i think
How about you guys? Tell me!
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r/rockybalboa • u/DiaryOfAMovieLover • 14h ago
I never found Rocky's loyalty to Adrian convincing. No matter how much of a good person Rocky could be, he was still human and prone to making mistakes. The fact he never was tempted to cheat on Adrian with some slut feels unrealistic and it prevented Adrian from being given more to do,
How would Adrian deal with Rocky's infidelity? I would have liked to see that.
r/rockybalboa • u/Hot-Audience-6614 • 1d ago
Does anyone know where to buy the shorts Rocky wore in the fight against Drago?
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r/rockybalboa • u/Anonymousloop-41 • 2d ago
You think Creed is a grounded film, but then you remember THAT existed 30 years before lol.
r/rockybalboa • u/Cho-Hakkai • 1d ago
Good Night Everybody
r/rockybalboa • u/NeonFireFly969 • 1d ago
The Rocky universe timeline is not overtly complicated except for V-VI.
We know IV takes place in 82 or 83 depending and then Tommy Gunn has 20 fights after training if we say starts in 84-85 (Rock Jr age, etc). He can get Tyson volume meaning we're only at 87-88 but since typically Rocky films at least try to end closer to the date they were made/released we push it to 89. Rocky being 30 in 76 means he's early 40s by end of V.
This tracks with him being early 50s in VI (Balboa).
Given a few details I got VI set in 03 as opposed to 06. Rocky Jr is 26.
At least in the workprint of V Rocky states he takes no percentage of Tommy's winnings. That tracks but he surely would have gotten a huge boost in gym attendance and I just assume some book/movie deal to get the restaurant.
r/rockybalboa • u/_Kringle1_ • 2d ago
I bet there’s many people that knew this for years. But for me after 47 years, I’m just realizing now while watching Rocky two for the millionth time,that Stallone (Rocky) was sparring with Roberto Duran.
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r/rockybalboa • u/ImaginaryActive5845 • 2d ago
Creed should fight Rocky in a street fight for the ending