Beautifully put 👏👏👏

@@devillehall6171 Thank you kindly, from the heart mate :)

What was your record?

🙌🏾

How does skinny-fast 188 lb (vs Miteff) to 213 lb (vs Williams) low-power prime Clay Beat powerful prime Super Heavyweights Lewis, Bowe, Vitali, Ibeabuchi, Wladimir, Fury, Joshua and even Holmes, Tua, Tyson or how about 6'7" 83" reach 93% KO's Wilder vs Ali 6'2.5" (passport) 78" reach with only 60% KO's ?? [[ "HE DOESN'T" ]] Imagine small Clay/Ali trying to manhandle these fighters and hold them behind their neck like he did to little Frazier exactly 133 times during their 2nd boring lackluster fight. Giant Tyson Fury would have cut off the ring and tied little featherfisted Clay up in knots during clinches. Ali actually lost 9 fights (Norton II & lll, Shavers, Young) not 5. And his faculties were severely traumatized for an entire decade ..it's not how you start IT'S HOW YOU FINISH Why is everyone so afraid to expose or even question extremely biased media hyped Ali? Wanna know why? Because left-wing cancel culture is real. Just try to remove Ali from #1 rankings/polls and watch what happens. Who did Ali actually beat? Old man Liston quit and took-a-dive. Williams was gut-shot point blank with .357 magnum and almost died 4 times. Foreman panicked and punched himself out. 205 lb Norton broke his jaw and little one 👁️ Frazier smacked yo greatest senseless into La La Land.

not true,williams looked like a piece of shit stand up android, He was a fucking BUM. He didn't even try to throw one jab!!!! are you kidding folks?? It's easy to look like the greatest when fighting this stand up bum who was 10 years too old already and a perfect stand up BUM style for ali to get in groove. Ali had problems with the tyson styles, short relentless and matching his speed, Thats the fighter to test ali. tyson the night he fought spinks, wins 7 rounds of a 12 rounder from this ali. ali was the best shape in 64-65 when he was a little younger.

No one is saying that Williams was not a worthy opponent. I just alluded to the fact that Ali was in incredible tip top shape during this point in his career.

He was but as in tyson, they both were at their best when they were their fastest, tyson at 22 and ali at 23. Ali wasnt motivated anymore after 1965. Ali already looked a bit sluggish with terrell and foley, Foley was a BUM, just like every fighter clay fought in the 60's. liston had the big power but guys like holyfiled prime would have outpointed liston. this ali looked greater than usual because williams was a stand up BUM and made ali look better,

You fool - Ali made Williams look like a chump but Williams was a great boxer. Ali was just so damn good - invincible.

you are a fool Muhamad Ali was the best of the best !

I miss him with all my heart and I never knew him. I wish I got to meet him at least once in my life

Ballet dancer👌👍love from india

Mike Tyson >

@@Narration___Nation How old was Tyson when he got knocked out the first time?

@@babulah8447 ...Michael Gerard Tyson was four months shy of his twenty-fourth birthday.

@@brucescott4261 So that would make him 23 years old?

@@babulah8447 I'm pretty sure you are correct

Tyson would win

well put

Ali had some great fights but he also fought a lot of stiffs.

Alis record is piss poor man he's a hype job

​@@Narration___Nation ...How?

Cleveland Williams was shot in the stomach 2 years prior to this fight. If you think that Ali was unstoppable because of this performance you are ignorant. Please stop being a moron.

Nah, Sugar Ray Robinson just as good. Don't dare to argue with me.

Idk man I mean 1000 is a long time

Thomas Molitor:And I believe that he did .

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I trained and taught Bruce Lee everything he ever knew.

I'm a real Samurai Warrior

And a Ninja Master that can fly from tree 🌴 to 🌴

Would have to agree!

You got right

Are you a fan of Bruce Lee? is so please visit my Bruce Lee UKposts channel and join our community! You will love the videos!

@@CharlesDamianoBLC I'll do that.

@@mikethomas2641 Thank you! Simply click on my picture to get to my Channel! Enjoy!

Like ali said so many times float like a butterfly sting like a shark i say

After watching this I gotta give it to Ali.. he's just so hard to hit

@@jamespierce8096facts especially when you watch ali vs floyd patterson who also used peekaboo and floyd was like an inch or 2 taller than tyson and he still got whooped

You mean the shell of the big cat

I agree with you totally.

Ali looked magnificent in this fight, but I think it's slightly overrated, due to Williams being a shell of his former self. He was past his prime and had 2 bullets in his body (1 in his kidney, after being shot by a police officer) so Williams condition helped Ali look so good. To me Ali in the first Patterson fight is Ali at his best. No Heavyweight that ever lived could beat that Ali.

@@user-ny2gt7zc7t "2 years ago": True but Ali got back up and proceeded to carve Cooper's face up so severely that if the referee hadn't stepped in he'd have lost an eye.😒😒.

@Ray Smith Yep!!

@Ray Smith Oh wella hella!!

Ali had no prime ,that was ripped by the gouverment

I don't think the Big Cat hit Ali but maybe twice, three times at the most, in the meantime Clay/Ali knocked BCW down three or four times before eventually knocking him out.

Oh yeah, Ernie Terrell, don't worry you gonna get the ass whooping of your professional life.

Name him as muhammad ali, not his Name of slave

This is so right. What made Ali the fighter so great us he lost his vest years

I rewinded that knockdown 3 times his foot was in mid air and he still somehow generated enough power to knock him down ali truly was something else

Yes indeed!

Kamal Shariff my guess is a prime Ali wouldn't let Tyson touch him again after feeling his power once

I 100% agree!

Tyson would fight against Ali if D Amato never went to the other side , Tyson was so young and his life was uh ...a dance whit chaos

I mean you never know but that Tyson would be stronger

@@DiablitoKawaii ...Always an excuse, isn't it?

Against a washed up fighter that never answer to punch.

@@Shovelhook A lot of great fighters in their prime fought washed up fighters, but they never displayed this type of grace, speed, and magic in one fight, the way that Muhammad Ali put on for display against Cleveland Williams! Not even close! This fight is still shown to up and coming amateur boxers, for its technical prowess, foot work, agility and speed. From 1966 till to this very day, of 2022 were still talking about it, 56 years on. Still the STANDARD of BOXING EXCELLENCE!

​@@albertelazar4069Ali was too small for Fury, Lewis, Bowe, Klitschkos, Tua, Ibabuchi etc

LOL that's a ridiculous comment. This version of Ali beats all those guys within 12 months.@@Mike_Williams32

​@@Mike_Williams32 ...Those aforementioned boxers are super-heavyweights. Dense!

get mayweather out your head clown

@@stevena1467 please piece of crap ...inaugurate your brain first and then try to not compare the greatest Ali with the product of advertising market ... it is , of course: Mayweather. ... Mayweather is a pale shade only if compared with the number 1 ever: Mohamed Ali.

@@juancastillonb mike tyson said many times no body can beat ali

@@saurabhbisht5793 Frazier managed.

A real artist

He had a very heavy right hand, to say he didn’t have a good punch is very inaccurate

@@nickfanzo I think what the original commenter was trying to say is that while he was incredibly strong, he never utilized his strength for any heavy/quick knockouts. His fighting style was to wear down his opponents over a series of rounds by means of accumulative pain and cardiopulmonary wear down.

He did have a good knock out punch

When Ali set down on his punches he punched hard. Liston was surprised by his power as much as his speed.

Yes

Shit a prime Tyson couldn't even beat buster Douglas

@BlaZe Excalibur I think Floyd is number 1 overrated

@BlaZe Excalibur Tyson was underrated in his prime not overrated.

@@alvilla9659 It didn't prime Tyson, he ended with Spinks fight.

No he would react more to the pressure wich would make the pace crazy what isn't in his favor. Frazier would ko him even faster, don't know. You need to slow that pace against frazier and you better don't fall for his rhythm like foreman did.

@@maximloos3739 this version of ali beat any boxer in history

@@marouentebini3248 no, I think he wouldn't beat Vitali klitschko or lennox Lewis. Ali fought like a tall guy like he was back in the days but they both would make him look like a cruiserweight. They would absolutely oujab him and out muscle him. Ali couldn't even have his style in modern boxing because he isn't the giant anymore.

@@maximloos3739 muhammed ali is heavyweight not Cruiserweight , watch george forman before you talk.

@@marouentebini3248 I know but his style was fighting tall because he was a giant back then, he was like the klitschkos or fury in his Era. How can he fight like a tall guy being much smaller? The modern hw's would weigh minimum 20 kg more and are much taller. Ali is no inside pressure fighter.

Ikr. He showed him who’s boss there

@@Cixfa all his fights before his force retirement were like this.99% of the crowd went to see him lose

for his brashness, black nationalism, black pride, principled anti-war stance (firmly against the majority consensus and political establishment). and association with what they called "extremist negroes".

He played the “heavy” , he saw the wrestler “Gorgeous George” get the audience riled up and pay money to see him lose , so, Muhammad, bought in the multimillion dollar purses, it was all about chiching $.

this is a racist country more so in 66 what would you expect

They took his license not for not going to the vietnam war but because of how he went to war in the ring. They hated how great Ali was

@@rakim6466 they hated he was a black man challenging the white power structure of military dominance...it STILL HOLDS TRUE TODAY

Ali had a strong punch, people only say he had a weak punch because he fought some of the strongest punchers boxing ever had to offer. Liston, Foreman, Frazier, Norton, Shavers, Holmes. All of those fighters would absolutely wipe the floor of any modern boxer besides maybe Mike Tyson in his prime.

MacArthur Clutch I agree with you, friend. Much as I loved the Frazier trilogy, there would not have been need for it, without exile, I would wager. I TOTALLY respect Joe, for what he was, as a person and great fighter and champion, but the truth is, Joe had everything going for him and was at the very peak of his powers, that first fight. Ali, gone 43 months, just two quick tune ups, one going 5 rounds stopped on cuts. The court bills, for the Supreme Court battle and his divorce, forcing his hand some, too early ideally for facing a Joe Frazier after such a layoff. Joe also had the added benefit of the hatred to fuel his fire, for all of Ali's promoting and subtext, i.e. The Man wanted a less militant champion, etc. No disrespect to Joe, but he was never the same or close, after the first Ali fight. He had some health issues, true, and one bad eye, but he fought two low level fights only in the next couple years, his manager wanted him to retire, etc. Rather dangled Ali for a spell, who fought 10-13 times in the same time frame, or between their rematch. The boxing powers finally mandated a Frazier defense against Foreman. He of course showed incredible bravery, and his last great fight was the third with Ali, my favorite of all time, a tremendous warrior. But without Exile, Ali would have quit from boredom, like as not, at some point, if not squeezed utterly dry by the Nation Of Islam. No exile, and what you say is true, very comparable record and reign, to Joe Louis. He was nearly unTOUCHABLE, pre exile. Norton, one and done, as well, though he would always be his rubik's cube, as to style, he could have stayed outside, won by being on his feet, his bicycle the whole night. Best to you.

+Nun Ya PLEASE TAKE INTO ACCOUNT that Cleveland Williams had a bullet in his back when he got shot by Police - Williams is not the same fighter

HOME Bellinfante Yes, of course, in all fairness (I am a complete Ali buff). Ali asked his people or thought aloud about it, prefight, and was told the best thing for him to do for Cleveland would be to take him out early, mercifully. THis is why he did what he did. Mr. Williams gets major credit for his efforts. But Ali was a thing of beauty here.

+HOME Bellinfante Yea, but Liston beat Cleveland Williams before Williams was shot, and Ali made Liston seem slow in his first fight with him.

Have you seen the two Williams-Liston fights. Those were two rough and tumble heavyweights and Ali handled them both. He MUST be the GREATEST!!!

Might wanna load up on some Berkshire Hathaway stock while you're back in the 60s

I've heard folks say modern heavyweights would beat this Ali .... Yeah ok hahahah 🤣🤣🤣

In your dreams

@@Shovelhook how?

Yes!...It is accepted, that a fighter slowly declines in his abilities around the age of 29-30...Yet Ali re-invented himself, and fought at 215-220lbs in the 2nd half of his career. He was a different boxer by then, but still graceful, well-trained, etc. I just wish that he had retired after humiliating Big George! His body had taken a lot of punishment during those comeback years, and he likely brought on his physical ailments by continuing to fight a couple more years.

Ali is the best there was and will be

Williams looked like he thought he was surrounded hahaha 🤣 8

Ali was indisputably the GOAT!!The only thing greater was Ali,the human being! God bless him!!

He was “GIFTED”.

@@stevenwerezak4532 he just made mince meat out of very good fighter. Williams had recorded 51 kos entering this fight.

Larry Holmes Thomas hearns sugar ray and many other copied his style

Man are you crazy, blasphemous

He should have been swinging from the start.