Muhammad Ali vs Cleveland Williams (High Quality) The Astrodome in Houston, TX November 14, 1966
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@84blizzle6 років тому
"It's hard to be humble, when your as great as I am." -Muhammad Ali
@chrispalacios_185 років тому
Stupid words! Good figther
@quarantinejet23125 років тому
@@chrispalacios_18 Yeah Ali was strong and pretty, Ali never said he was smart.
@chrispalacios_185 років тому
@@quarantinejet2312 ok
@AbitCoD4 роки тому
Ashraf Raja he wasn’t dumb either
@quarantinejet23124 роки тому
@@AbitCoD True
@fudgematthew3310 місяців тому
It's hard for someone to turn a brutal sport into an art form. But Ali pulled it off. He was simply a master at his craft.
@nazarmerza1Місяць тому
Absolutely!
@Mr_Big_LouРік тому
I’ve never seen another heavyweight champ who was in such marvelous condition as Ali was before the layoff. He was easily able to dance for 15 rounds, had a granite chin that could not be knocked out (not even by Liston who was knocking out everybody). He was virtually immune to bodyshots, had lightning quick hands and feet, very illusive head movement and superhuman reflexes. He also had a good punch when he decided to plant his feet. On top of all that he was very entertaining in and out of the ring. It’ll be hard for any other boxer to ever equal that.
@vozamaraktv-art5595Рік тому
Not hard, it's absolutely impossible for anyone to come remotely close to that legacy !
@Fahhad00710 місяців тому
Come on guys.....Mike Tyson was also very great
@ascendediam10 місяців тому
@@vozamaraktv-art5595slow
@Respect129489 місяців тому
@@vozamaraktv-art5595true because even if someone did become grater than him People would refuse to accept it anyway
@MalcomX-dn2uq9 місяців тому
Mike Tyson was bum couldn't go 15 rounds
@jojo463711 місяців тому
This fight showed the greatness of Ali in every area, the thing that stuck out too me the most was the fact Ali said during the fight he saw Williams daughter in the audience crying for her dad, and he backed off of Williams as too not hurt him in front of his daughter, wow! He was a true champion and gentlemen
@user-kc1rj5wv7w2 місяці тому
Good to know -typical Ali all heart double meaning jojo
@user-ew2vf2vt1n2 місяці тому
Mohammed Ali was the greatest during his life time. He was very skiful ,fast , with very heavy punches against his opponents .
@Magneticlaw2 роки тому
Cleveland Williams was no joke - 70+ fights, 50 or so wins by KO, and he gave Sonny Liston two good fights - this display speaks volumes of Ali's skill.
@gu24442 роки тому
Cleveland got shot in the dtomach
@gu24442 роки тому
*torso*
@michaelbentt30182 роки тому
Real talk, Sean. This cat ,Muhammad, stupified a whole division of prime heavyweights with guile and more specifically purpose! That manner of skill, intuitiveness and purpose will never be observed again.
@awesomesause11162 роки тому
Anyone discrediting Ali saying he fought tomato cans don’t know shit about boxing. Every boxing fan worth his salt knows Ali fought and dominated in the toughest generation in boxing
@gu24442 роки тому
@@awesomesause1116 I know that but you clearly didn’t read my comment
@johnburke49313 роки тому
I don’t think any heavyweight, before or since could’ve beaten him that night. At the peak of his skills, he was the greatest heavyweight of all time, no question.
@lmao75413 роки тому
Fax with no doubt as well
@JahleelX-xx9wd3 роки тому
Greatest boxer. Not just heavyweight. I just don't see anybody beating that. If he was smaller he'd be quicker.
@johnburke49313 роки тому
@@JahleelX-xx9wd potentially, yes I agree with you. However, I find it impossible to pick a “greatest boxer”. There are too many greats from different weight classes to decide on an all time great. Obviously, the likes of Robinson, Ali, Duran, Moore, Tunney, Leonard, Jones Jr etc, would all be up there.
@pleasedont74393 роки тому
@@JahleelX-xx9wd Not really. It's hard to say someone is the greatest in every division.
@johnburke49313 роки тому
@Chris Tasse yeah, I’d love to have seen him fight during those 3 and half years. He would’ve probably peaked during that time.
@bitslay2 роки тому
Ali makes it look so easy. His range control is flawless
@albertelazar40692 роки тому
This was not just ALI'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE, but the MOST BEAUTIFUL BOXING PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY, BY ANY FIGHTER, PERIOD!
@joetrieРік тому
Hello Williams is a she'll of himself missing organs and spinal I injuries
@byronelenica83297 років тому
This fight is rated as the greatest performance of the scientific understanding of boxing ever seen. you can not teach this. RIP and thanks for the pleasure of being in your lifetime.
@trinihammer7 років тому
i agree with you wholeheartedly .
@charlesweiny95707 років тому
dale stuart 10 punch combinations by a heavyweight... unheard of before or after. I like the way you think.
@SeanRosati7 років тому
byron elenica Agreed, since there is no footage of Sugar Ray Robinson in his Prime this is the best recorded footage we have of the sweet science!! Ali the living embodiment of that essence in this performance! 🙏
@Kassiusday7 років тому
IS NOT EVEN BOXING IT S GOING BEYOND BOXING ART IS LIKE A BALET DANCE , IT SALSA DANCE IT S ROCKY DANCE .... IT makes this sport THE NOBEL ART !!!!! Only ALI could do that , !!!
@Luis910116 років тому
Yes, pure artistry. Its easier just to focus on William's head getting hit during this fight than trying to catch what Ali is throwing at it. Unbeatable, demoralising style and speed.
@dbzfan628 років тому
This is widely regarded as Ali's greatest performance in the ring because he has never looked better in movement and footwork. Ali's movement was good in this fight that he was gliding in the ring. Ali's footwork was so good that he did multiple Ali shuffles and even did two shuffles in a row. In my opinion, this is the greatest performance in boxing history.
@joeydube4208 років тому
+Kammy Cleveland is almost ten years older than Ali, just saying. He was born in 33 and ali was born in 42. I'm just mentioning it because it's only fair. Everyone mentions Ali was old when he lost to Larry Holmes and I agree. If Ali danced like this when he fought larry holmes he would have destroyed him.
@ivanbaccarat78388 років тому
+Kammy And Cleveland Williams had been shot with a .357 magnum by a cop a year or so earlier and probably should've died.
@ivanbaccarat78388 років тому
+PanteraJoey I actually think Holmes would've been a tough fight for Ali at any age. Ali didn't handle jabs well and Holmes had arguably the greatest jab in heavyweight history. Styles make fights. Ali didn't do well against Ken Norton who was ko'd by Forman who Ali ko'd... Larry Holmes is the most underrated heavyweight champion of all time.
@dbzfan628 років тому
Ivan Baccarat Ali at his best had unreal head movement. sonny liston has one of the best jabs in history and Ali neutralised his jab. Ali has the best jab in history because it was unavoidable. Prime larry holmes had a very tough fight against ken norton. Prime Ali didn't fight ken norton.
@ivanbaccarat78388 років тому
+Kammy Liston didn't have a fast snapping jab. He had a heavy jab that could daze you if it landed. If you watch Ali's fights with Joe Frazier, Frazier often out jabbed Ali because of his head movement. Holmes had a very fast, snapping jab. I'm not saying that Holmes would've beaten Ali, I'm saying it would've been a great fight. Ali had trouble with boxers and a lot of his early opponents (when he was Cassius Clay) weren't boxers. They followed him around. Liston, I think, was psyched out. He certainly didn't cut off the ring. Frazier had success because he was in tremendous condition and he hated Ali so much.
@terrywilson18132 роки тому
This in my opinion was the finest performance of his entire career
@sbs-0055Рік тому
Of entire boxing 🥊
@notgnisae10 місяців тому
I agree
@dshooter639110 місяців тому
Absolutely!
@trinihammer9 місяців тому
@@sbs-0055 you got that right in the entire history of boxing.
@KnzyENY6 місяців тому
Agreed
@gregv792 роки тому
Ali in his prime. No one could have best him at this point. Think of the time he lost after this...what speed, power..a thing of beauty.
@armplanet7524Рік тому
He lost the quickness of his feet that's for damn sure
@jr387011 місяців тому
@@armplanet7524 Dude after 30-35 you slow down but you get stronger thats the mother of nature!
@TruthLivesMatter5 місяців тому
@@jr3870 Well you see, more things backed up his slowness than his strenght. He wasnt allowed to box for 3 years, so there goes his speed, endurance, and reflexes which also explains why he lost to norton and frazier in '71 and '73. Then you had early parkinsons after the Earnie shavers fight in 1977, his speech slowed down by 16 percent and he started experiencing aggression and tremors.
@DRose2Fast4 місяці тому
@@TruthLivesMatteri think Ali had the onset of Parkinson's disease far earlier than the Shaver's fight; I think from atleast 1975, you can defintely start seeing symptoms of it in Ali.
@TruthLivesMatter4 місяці тому
@@DRose2Fast You have a point, I saw the fight of Evangelista ron lyle and stuff, he wasn't himself there for sure, the speed was missing.
@kbboy1015 років тому
There are more boxing skills in these 3 rounds than the entire heavyweight division of today combined.
@frozendivots15644 роки тому
Agreed. Nothing even close and it’s been decades since boxing was great.
4 роки тому
Not more than Fury. But those other guys are overrated.
@Kararrrr4 роки тому
@ Muhammad Ali is over-rated? What a funny phrase.
@Kararrrr4 роки тому
@ Muhammad Ali is not famous bacause he is in boxing. Boxing is famous cuz Muhammad Ali in it. Tyson 😂 yes yes Tyson 😂 *FUNNY* MUHAMMAD ALI IS THE *#GREATEST** OF THE ALL TIME*
@georgethomas48894 роки тому
The division today is actually excellent but agreed. Maybe Tyson Fury matches this though with his switch stance and deep boxing knowledge.
@albertelazar40693 роки тому
You'll NEVER SEE A MORE BEAUTIFUL BOXING MATCH EVER! That was PURE MAGIC!
@petergreen53372 роки тому
Agreed
@CJDcow2 роки тому
That isn’t even Muhammad Ali. The referees said his name, and he was clay or something. Thanks.
@AbdoulieJobarteh2 роки тому
@@CJDcow he changed his name to Muhammad Ali later in his life
@rawfoodwriter2 роки тому
@@CJDcow Wow bro. Look it up. He changed his name because Clay was a slave name
@petergreen53372 роки тому
@@AbdoulieJobarteh He changed his name the day AFTER he won the title in '64 ,he is Muhammad Ali here already about 2 - 3 years.
@boingo2911Рік тому
What a beautiful footwalk! R.I.P The GOAT.
@nasserahmed87212 роки тому
“The greatest Ali ever was as a fighter, was against Williams - that night, he was the most devastating fighter who ever lived.” Howard Cosell
@trinihammerРік тому
absolutely correct
@Skovgaard1975Рік тому
They guy who was shot months earlier? Well congrats....
@baddbrad4081Рік тому
Yes he was Ali's landed over 70% of his punches the most ever in history
@ericvosselmans5657Рік тому
against a boxer that was hit by a police bullet in his stomach, partly destroying his hip and given lasting nerve damage?
@tomoreilly3531Рік тому
Pretty easy to look great when the other guy doesn't hit back!
@tamimloveafg7 років тому
Nobody beats this Ali. Masterpiece of a performance..
@trinihammer7 років тому
this fight footage should be used to show young men who have dreams about being a boxer how they should box.
@dant70727 років тому
+dale stuart what guard down? hands low? nah kidding Ali is magnificent here
@trinihammer7 років тому
hey cleveland williams has his guard up all the time and it dont make a blind bit of difference,ali keeps scoring head punches at will in round 3 so maybe better to box with your guard down lol
@LUKERs11966 років тому
Dan T Ali simply had such evasive abilities & masterful head movement that he didn't have to have his hands up... there's no other boxer with the confidence & skills to fight like he did
@contactarshad6 років тому
This Ali is too fast for any boxer in ring...
@claydogmadman62953 роки тому
This 24 year old Muhammad Ali is still up to date for today's era... The greatest of all time...
@mannshi2 роки тому
Ladies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed the peak performance of any version of any boxer ever. No boxer in history stands at a chance against this. 1985 Tyson, 1980 Holmes, 1970 Frazier, 1974 Foreman, 1964 Liston, 1990 Lewis....etc. They would all get humbled by this man.
@jeffreyletourneau2992 роки тому
Agreed
@taufeeqleoРік тому
Still not his prime
@jackeyleggs187Рік тому
Late 90s-Early 00s Jones Jr?
@notgnisae10 місяців тому
@@jackeyleggs187Jones Jr wasn’t a heavyweight
@therealc.t.70853 місяці тому
@@taufeeqleoIf these weren’t his prime years than what was?
@brjdencrewe19222 роки тому
If you know what you're looking at and watching. The movement, the feints, him setting up shots, head and glove control, all the little things, coupled with the size, speed, agility and IQ. If you know what you're looking at, you're watching the best heavyweight that ever lived, no question.
@jeffreyletourneau2992 роки тому
Yes
@MrAbdullahasifРік тому
Very much. A true legend, a kind human, a model for the rest.
@jodaf1n_67Рік тому
Mike would have decked him off his dancing feet tho. But a close 2nd
@brjdencrewe1922Рік тому
@@jodaf1n_67 not true. Even Mike Tyson himself has said he wouldn’t have beaten Ali.
@jodaf1n_67Рік тому
@@brjdencrewe1922 because he is humble and adored him yes.
@flaviusmakgabo98465 років тому
Feast your eyes all you sons of men, here is display of boxing in its most beautiful form. Boxing superiority personified, wonderful to behold, a dance, a song! When I teach my son about moments in history when men beheld greatness I will teach of a man who was boxing dressed in flesh : Muhammad Ali. Forever grateful champ 🥊🏆🥇
@ahmedadan63794 роки тому
ALLAHU AKBAR ...MAY ALLAH GRANT HIM GANATUL FIRDOWS
@davebrokenshire10864 роки тому
Beautifully put sir. I agree with every word you say.
@slobodanr59284 роки тому
One of the greatest persons in history of the world!
@bizim_eller4 роки тому
@@ahmedadan6379 ganatul firdows, what is that brother?
@mirzabaig42274 роки тому
@@@bizim_eller its actually the highest level in paradise acording to islamic teachings
@bazzbazzley8 років тому
Boxing's greatest artist painting a masterpiece with pain, precision and panache. We won't see his like again.
@brucescott42616 років тому
Fabian Jollywigs Agreed!
@brucescott42616 років тому
Fabian Jollywigs Agreed!
@agostinaepatti88235 років тому
nvhjcll Antonio 2#4568$8$*"*
@georgegreig80543 роки тому
Hopefully we don't as Williams should not have been allowed in the Ring with Ali. The is the equivalent of Ali fighting Holmes and Berbick.
@petergreen53372 роки тому
Your words are well chosen, yet right and exact.
@abbydollars86796 місяців тому
That first knockdown. Lightning . What a beautiful fighter
@harrycallahan9143Рік тому
If there was ever a fight showing Ali being ALI...this is it, just absolutely glorious.
@MMAGamblingTips3 роки тому
How in the world does a big man move like that? He must be the greatest!
@lightninggaming0163 роки тому
Right dude like 216 6'3 light on his feet like a feather weight
@sharp77043 роки тому
Exactly!
@williamshea44253 роки тому
I only got to watch him after his suspension was lifted. Was working at Boeing and 4 of my work buddies were as big a boxing fan as me. (70's) All the big fights were at the city movie houses. Ali, Sugar Ray Leanord, Duran, Hagler, Hearns. I miss my buddies and Fight night at the Temple Theater.
@user-zs6mn1vo3o3 роки тому
@@lightninggaming016 Mohamed Ali at this fight weight 213
@travisbickle05263 роки тому
@Patrick Names wilder weighed 212.5 for the first fury fight
@srleeming51675 років тому
No one in their prime beats this Ali, you punch as hard as you like, it’s useless if you can’t land lol What a legend
@Spartanshaq7775 років тому
S R Leeming and not only that, his threshold for pain was otherworldly, theres a clip of him letting a guy give him rib shots and hes just taunting him
@brucescott42614 роки тому
@@Spartanshaq777 ...That was the Ali-Chuvalo fight in 1966 before this bout against Williams.
@kuligkutig4 роки тому
Even if you land your best punch Ali could take it. His capacity to take a punch is underrated. He fought and got hit by 3 of the hardest punchers in boxing history, Liston, Foreman and Shavers, no knockdown. He got hit by Frazier's legendary left hook, went down and got up and didn't even look like he was affected by it and then finished the fight.
@ahsanihafizhushali4 роки тому
@kurt neill tyson didnt punch as hard as foreman
@desoriordan95154 роки тому
VAM M Liston never actually managed to hit him I don’t think.
@Sam-ww1gb2 роки тому
Pure art , skills was a masterpiece
@knucklegame50508 місяців тому
"FLOAT like a 🦋 , STING like a 🐝." Rip to "The Greatest" ALI👑🥊🤲🏾🤲🏾
@oldwalt46453 роки тому
Ali's level of timing and accuracy is insane for a heavyweight.
@petergreen53372 роки тому
indeed. not to mention the footwork and sheer power.
@trinihammerРік тому
this fight was the best exhibition of boxing i have ever seen.
@koksalozturk2611Рік тому
He must have been travelled in time because his skills were beyond his time.
@me_meyou_youus_us8 років тому
I can't believe I'm watching a heavyweight, its amazing just wow
@jagrmelo24538 років тому
that would be a very tall and lanky featherweight haha
@donnellvickers63144 роки тому
He moves like a welterweight.
@user-vo1fq4ck6l4 роки тому
Look at alvares he is slower
@user-vo1fq4ck6l4 роки тому
But moving feather and heavy weight looks like welter
@user-vo1fq4ck6l4 роки тому
They are like a 92-95kg, look at usyk
@averageenjoyer65212 роки тому
Can we talk about the record of Cleveland Williams before fighting ali? Mans only lost 5 times and won 65 times
@StudSupremeРік тому
Incredible how SMART Ali fought. Those were truly great days back in the 60s and 70s.
@muffdiver2403 роки тому
Everyone always gushes about Ali's skills here, but can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that, by this time, Williams had already taken a .357 Magnum slug in his torso, and recovered to resume boxing 17 months later, winning his first four post-gunshot bouts, fighting for the championship, and continuing to fight for another 7 years before finally retiring? Give the "Big Cat" his due.
@ReptilianAnusWizzard3 роки тому
Jesus Christ🤯 He got shot and keept fighting afther that, this is amazing Thanks for sharing this information👍🏻
@muffdiver2403 роки тому
@@ReptilianAnusWizzard Yep, he took a bullet, lost over 10 feet of colon, lost his right kidney, sustained shattered right hip joint, and suffered nerve damage to his left leg, causing partial paralysis; and yet, his physical conditioning looks phenomenal - better than Ali's. ...and you're welcome.
@JahleelX-xx9wd3 роки тому
@@muffdiver240 how does his physical condition look better than ali's when he was the one that got tko'd?
@pleasedont74393 роки тому
@@JahleelX-xx9wd I think he meant physique.
@jadezee63163 роки тому
stop making excuses...either he belonged in the ring or he didnt.....and if williams was hiding the fact that he couldnt fight any more..then to bad for him...but...you claim the guy fought 7 more years...so whats your issue? you sound like a dumb-bell
@Rajul27 років тому
This is the closest we'll ever see of Muhammad Ali in his prime. His boxing license was stripped off him when he would've been in his prime
@jazzmanchgo5 років тому
@Gary Pollard Would've been a blessing. He should never have been allowed to carry on for as long as he did. He was a money geyser for his handlers, managers, hangers-on, etc., and they were perfectly content to use him until they used him up, and that's exactly what they did. Certainly not the only case like that in boxing history, but as stench-filled and rank as any of 'em.
@leonardcharles595 років тому
It wasn't long after this fight that Ali was banned from the ring for 43 months for refusal to be drafted into the Vietnam War on conscientious objector grounds . Does anyone honestly believe had he not missed the three and one half years - he was only twenty- five at the time- anyone could have beaten this great fighter? Even the great Joe Louis said Ali was on the verge of becoming the best heavyweight ever before his license to fight was taken away. What a disgrace it was to rob this great athlete of his prime years and true greatness!
@manuginobilisbaldspot4245 років тому
The fight against Folley is just as good IMHO. But he would never be as dynamic as this night. It was like Picasso or Mozart in the ring...just a genius you can't really explain, but you know it when you see it.
@Faren_4 роки тому
You need to realise people hit their prime much earlier in these times. This was his prime.
@brucescott42614 роки тому
@@Faren_ ...No, it wasn't, PERIOD!!!
@streetwise84892 роки тому
There will never be another Mohammed Ali is just nice watching any of his fights
@jeffreycooper51872 роки тому
Ali was just entering his prime in this fight. He was truly the greatest of all times!
@kaybruce81594 роки тому
I was there. He was beautiful. Movement was poetry in motion. It was a momentous occasion.
@Chuckerson1003 роки тому
Kay Bruce lucky you.
@wrinkledinkle30203 роки тому
Damn how old were you at that time
@wrinkledinkle30203 роки тому
King Trey’s WRLD maybe
@UncleJimTV3 роки тому
are you gandalf?
@itubecollection16233 роки тому
@@UncleJimTV hahhaha he must be that old
@petergreen53372 роки тому
This is boxing perfection.The timing is flawless. The defense looks easy but it's not his measurement of distance is very good. The pacing works very well. Cleveland Williams was a knockout specialist with power in both hands. Rest in peace Muhammad Ali, you are an inspiration even today.
@franciscoizquierdo4854Рік тому
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@sports_mania10m146 місяців тому
Ameen
@romulus1300Рік тому
Joe Rogan brought me here. Thank you Joe, Ali, and Mr. Big Cat!
@n.w.goonewardena6147Рік тому
Ali shool the world in everything he did, not just boxing. He was the only superman this planet ever had. We were fascinated by everything he did and said. Greater than the Greatest!
@kimandrews61067 років тому
This is what all the fuss is about, this is his peak, and there was no-one like him, nor will there be.
@trinihammer7 років тому
i say amen to that.
@charlesweiny95707 років тому
dale stuart his peak would've been 28 years old of uninterrupted boxing. we were cheated, we would've seen a master.
@trinihammer7 років тому
charles weiny my friend you are absolutely right. there are some who say marciano was the greatest. well i say watch what ali did to oscar bonavena. ali destroyed bonavena. oscar bonavena was the same build and fought just like marciano they were so similar they even looked alike and had the sane type of haircut , so in my educated opinion looking at things logically ali would have given marciano a boxing lesson in ringmanship. i wou;ld even go as far to say it would have been seen as a mismatch because ali was so much more bigger than marciano. and you know because of who marciano was ali would not be jiving or clowning around with marciano which would equal a victory for ali.
@charlesweiny95707 років тому
you are absolutely right, marciano. 67 inch reach vs ali 79 inch reach. all due respect to Rocky, but his face couldn't take it for 9 rounds. Liston would've murdered Rocky, and Rocky knew it.
@lionelwitherspoon54107 років тому
+Charles Weiny Finally the truth. Marciano was tough but too small.
@neftalmaluleke84874 роки тому
Ali can motivate farmers, engineers, carpenters, doctors.... with the kind of skills he displays, may his soul rest in peace
@Mrzeeezzz2 роки тому
Ali was a different kind of breed. Boxing should be the last thing we should remember him for. He was more then that. He SHOOK up the world he Inspired BILLIONS. No mother will ever give birth to a son like MUHAMMAD ALI ( The greatets
@Narration___Nation2 роки тому
@@Mrzeeezzz mike Tyson is better
@alialias3913Рік тому
His intellectual and oratory skills were only surpassed by his ring skills making him greatest heavyweight of our times
@marknorris13812 роки тому
Amazing skill. Moved with the agility of a featherweight. No wonder no one could beat him in his prime.
@johnwitczak49353 роки тому
Much Respect to Cleveland Williams. Big, big, big heart.
@mightymomerica75442 роки тому
Hes also been ducked by every champion in his prime, he finally got a shot when he was an old man, he was a great fighter
@tashawnsnardon36612 роки тому
I agree Cleveland Williams was no bum at all he was just in there against the greatest.
@mightymomerica75442 роки тому
@@tashawnsnardon3661 he never really got a chance to be great
@jamesanthony56812 роки тому
@@Alan_CFA George Foreman said Williams was one of the hardest punchers he ever faced, along with Ronnie Lyle and Gerry Conney.
@asongoflimeandfibre54879 років тому
This Ali beats everybody
@jplatnuim9 років тому
agreed
@nthdegree12699 років тому
A Song of Lime and Fibre Agreed. He is able to knockdown a fighter while moving backward, and eventually knocking out a fighter, while dancing the whole time. The dancing here has incredible spring. He could have easily been in track and field. Usually a figther will cut the ring, but, judging by the speed here and spring action, this would be really difficult
@WizKhalifaTGOD01238 років тому
A Song of Lime and Fibre Imagine what he could've done had he reached around the age of 26-28, that would've just meant the same Ali but a much stronger version. It would almost always be complete annihilations like this.
@jeffkninetynine8 років тому
+A Song of Lime and Fibre except young Tyson
@jplatnuim8 років тому
Jean-François Roy Maybe not an annihilation, but he certainly beats Tyson.
@stratovaniРік тому
Muhammad Ali put on a clinic that night. Offensively he showed why he was the fastest fighter in boxing history, and his defense was sublime. This fight was Ali at his finest. As Mike Tyson once said, "NOBODY beats Ali!".
@hansjoachimthiel25033 місяці тому
After EVERY fight the fighters went to a hospital! It’s for safety reasons. Checking eyes, brain and so on. Also for insurance reasons
@nasarkhan0522 роки тому
He has been calling himself the Greatest Of All Time for a reason! This fight is the true demonstration of his Greatest scientific skills.👌🏼 Also the other fighter is a MAN himself, gotta give him his credit for being able to withstand Ali's scientific moves. ❤️🔥
@petergreen53372 роки тому
indeed, well said.
@anthonywillis76347 років тому
Ali was ridiculously good in his prime. Just pretty to watch.
@kendrick..3 роки тому
Ali’s trainer said that he never hit his prime , imagine
@Karriefy233 роки тому
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 bruh
@Jackal2 роки тому
yea because of his long suspension that was part of his peak years
@geegee86252 роки тому
@@Jackal blame AmeriKKK for that
@jonplukehughes28072 роки тому
We were all robbed
@AE-gz5fc2 роки тому
That suspension stopped him from hitting his prime, he wouldve been undefeated
@hanspeter00072 роки тому
Build like a model, pretty like a prince, light on his feed, faster than a thunderbolt and tough as nails. Muhammad Ali in his prime was something else. His unusaul and dynamic style must have been so frustrating to fight against.
@lawrence13182 роки тому
Notice how Ali always fought walking backwards. It's amazing that his opponents' trainers didn't try to reverse this. It was this tactic that allowed Ali to draw his opponents off balance, tire them out, and counter punch at just the right moment. Every single fight of Ali he fought walking backwards and counter punching.
@trinihammer2 роки тому
thats right thats how he knocked liston out in their second fight. ali called it his ghost punch moving backwards dart out a quick jab to the top of the head and believe you me as soft as it looks it will knock you out. if you blink you will miss it. thats why everyone at the time thought ali/liston second fight was fixed but in the 2000s they slowed it down and it is a quick jab to the head.
@clevelandwilliams5922Рік тому
@@trinihammer The punch is not disputed. Liston was hit with murderous left hooks and right crosses by Cleveland Williams and never blinked. Was a right cross from Ali capable of a knockdown or knockout, I’d agree. However only against opponents like Jean Pierre Coopman, Brian London & Richard Dunn. All 2nd rate opponents. Liston clearly fell, why he had his hands down to break the fall and did a shit job trying to convince the public at Lewiston Mayne it was a legitimate knockout. To me Ali never repeated a punch like that against another top tier heavyweight. Except for 1st knockdown of Williams. Yet against a Williams who’s left leg was atrophied from the hip joint. Ali has to prove a one knockout punch power and he never did again, unless you include the hopeless opponents I mentioned earlier.
@trinihammer7 місяців тому
@@clevelandwilliams5922 Ali knocked out oscar bonavena with a punch as he was dancing backwards. that quick darting jab that ali had knocked out bonavena who at that time had never been knocked out before.
@evancampbell71383 роки тому
I feel sorry for Mr Cleveland Williams in this fight. He had a pretty rough life and a tragic end. Thank you for your fights, and rest in peace.
@Harvin872 роки тому
He had a big big heart.
@franciofreefire67982 роки тому
@@mkocadag motosordadora
@kiboma42092 роки тому
Cleveland and Liston were both great boxers who sadly had tragic lives
@trinihammerРік тому
like Ali said, williams had a lot of heart but he had the audacity to get in the ring with him so he had to be whipped so i whipped him. too bad thats just my job.
@badbush2414Рік тому
Who cares?
@mpumelelongcamphalala40063 роки тому
The more I watch him the more mesmerised I get... He was a gift!
@cavaleer2 роки тому
That's what we do.....He wasn't the first and he's not the last. U.S. Steel. Just think about the decade of the 60s....Ali, Hendrix, Coltrane, Jim Brown, Miles, all dazzling and blowing minds at the same time, to say nothing of the public leadership. Nothin like us.
@laurynp2010Рік тому
I come and watch this fight every now and again, and every time it’s just as beautiful to witness as the first.
@bopbop8442 роки тому
The greatest performance I have ever seen. Truly the greatest. RIP to the greatest of all time.
@deuce4off8 років тому
What a wonderful display of boxing. This is probably around the pinnacle of his talent. This boxer right here is unbeatable. RIP champ
@heavenhelp19828 років тому
Agreed sir. Banks and Cooper dropped him early in his career but at this point in time, it had all come together and he looked invincible. Williams was a huge puncher but could hardly lay a glove on Ali in this form. I don't think anyone could have beat him on that night
@trinihammer7 років тому
absolutely no one. i hear people go on about marciano but what they dont realise is ali was a boxer, marciano was a fighter or brawler. in the ring ali was the ultimate puglist the perfect ring technician a master craftsman and tactician based on queensbery rules and would have beaten marciano easily. if it was a street fight no queensberry rules a fight in the alley then i might have to say marciano might win.
@trinihammer7 років тому
clip11, ali was being respectful to marciano for who he was. if marciano had even contemplated fighting ali however you can bet your last dollar ali would never be complimentary to him. but ali like most boxing fans paid due respect and defrence to marciano for what he had achieved in boxing, there is no doubt marciano was a great champion for his time but he is no way in ali's class.
@danrichardson19697 років тому
luv your comments marcino was a great fighter with ali height and speed ability to take a punch. if sonny listen, formen, shavers , Frazier, and other fighter could not knock him out. love my brother marcino undefeated a great fighter in his time.
@trinihammer7 років тому
clip 11, lets imagine i am going to put a bet on the ali /marciano fight. first i look at who is heavier=ali secondly i look at who has the longer reach=ali thirdly i look at who is the taller and bigger=ali fourtly i look at who is the quickest=ali fifthly i look at who can take a punch=ali/marciano sixth i look at who has the best boxing skills=ali seventh i look at who has a knockout punch=ali/marciano then after looking at that assesment i will be putting my money on a ali points win purely because marciano was very durable. come on its a no brainer ali to win points decision. if you put that information into a computer today that is the answer the computer will come back to you with its obvious. all ali would do is jab and move,jab and move because he has the longer reach. that kind of punishment will wer you down even marciano and i will admit marciano was very tough but the constant point scoring of the jab from ali would wear marciano down. POINTS WIN ALI MAYBE EVEN TKO ALI.
@TheKelz9 років тому
Watch Cleveland's fights. He's so tough and hard to beat, but Ali made it easy, just like he did with Sonny. The greatest.
@clubberlang5896 років тому
Cleveland Williams was shot with a .357 magnum in the stomach at point blank range, lost 3/4 small intestines, kidney and 60 to 90 lbs of body weight in the process. Look at his physique during the 2nd Terrell fight and his abilities, then compare and contrast them with the Todd Herring bout a year later. His comeback alone to get himself in shape and condition, does not mean he was the same fighter, when you take the above facts into the situation. Ali would have really had some battle with a prime Williams, because his courage is a testimony of that. He would not have that courage if he knew he was not capable. Then tell me the Sonny Liston that dismantled The Big Cat in their two scheduled fights, you can see that Sonny Liston was some force of nature. So don't get ahead of yourself here with all these glowing comments about Ali. Because they count this prize fight as Ali greatest showmanship and ring smarts. But why don't we give Larry Holmes the same accolades with Ali. Oh because we have a double standard. Or is our society been deliberately brainwashed about Ali self purported claims as the Greatest, so because he had mostly padded fighters or has beens to make his record look better than it really was. So people can say oh yes Ali was some awesome fighter. George Foreman in the end followed the status quo with Ali, because by doing so, he could return to the ring and earn a title shot. When he won the title for the 2nd time, he defended it against no bodies or gave the belts away to avoid mandatory challenges. Because he knew perfectly well he would lose. But they kept him as RIng Magazine or Linear Heavyweight Crown. Until he could not go anymore without facing decent fighters. Foreman would have beaten Ali if he was one in full condition and not lethargic, but because he finally acknowledged the loss to Ali and started to suck the establishment cock, he got what he wanted, fame and fortune. In the beginning he was a true warrior and champion, afterwards he was just a has been and a protected fighter, because he knew he had nothing more to give to the sport. So if you want to use Foreman as an example, I just refuted it for you.
@johnnydollar1076 років тому
Ali is the greatest because he beat every top contender in the golden era of heavyweight boxing. His loss to Holmes was due to the fact that Parkinson's had begun and completely slowed down the champ and of course Ali should have retired much sooner.. Ali in his prime however was untouchable. Yes, Foreman was an amazing boxer, one of the very best ever and true boxing fans recognise his greatness. Ali is THE best ever. It's not a debate I'm afraid, it's an accepted fact now.
@brucelee99416 років тому
Agreed 100% he looks scary and solid muscle Ali made it look like poetry
@H.K.56 років тому
Sonny Liston destroyed Cleveland Williams in 2 rounds and made it look more easy than Ali did. And Liston was fighting a fit Williams, not the injured one who fought Ali. Ali still would have destroyed Williams either way. Patterson would also beat him.
@H.K.56 років тому
Dragalge 60's Ali would probably stop Holmes inside of 6 rounds.
@ggooggg35728 місяців тому
Mohamad Ali is on a song in this fight , it’s like a poem , so clean , so neat , no body shots , no rough play , no blood , & he is dancing around wow. Truely deserved to b called d Greatest. Infact Greatest of all times. Rip. Champ. ALMIGHTY ALLAH Bless your Soul.
@christurner26849 місяців тому
To me this is Ali’s best performance, in the peak of his powers🐐
@bobbyhulll87373 роки тому
He like a Jazz musician out there .. fluid moving unpredictable .. sharp constant .. and when he turns it up the speed and variety of his combinations is incredible .. I don’t see how any one beats this Ali for the next 5 if he isn’t forced out ... retires undefeated with Marcianos, record in hand
@tonyar952Рік тому
I couldn’t have said it better myself, this as someone else said “beautiful boxing”, at its peak as both an art and a science.
@beefcakebrown5 років тому
the most skilled, agile, and fastest handed heavyweight to ever do it. The GOAT....Muhammad Ali!
@AwakenUniverseРік тому
This moment right here every heavyweight boxer has to admit. This Ali was something remarkable and literally godly in all areas. There’s a reason why Ali is remembered so much to this day, he’s what a heavyweight should be!!! Best ever no question…others can disagree but even his haters admit prime Ali was insanely magnificent.
@willwalsh3436Рік тому
Awesome display by the Greatest at his peak against a formidable foe though most today would not know how tough Cleveland Williams was. This is the Muhammad Ali who would be favored against any opponent in the history of boxing. Most of Ali's greatest fights were fought past his peak because only then could other great fighters truly compete with him. Magnificent!
@aymanalghamdi7813 роки тому
No one can describe how perfect this is. The most perfect performance in the history of boxing.
@trinihammer2 роки тому
if my son asked whats the difference between a boxer and a fighter i would say watch that fight. ali showed the world how to box not fight .
@gragrn5 років тому
This Ali beats every other heavyweight Champion, from every era, every time!
@guardsful4 роки тому
Yessir!!!!!!!
@saqib79654 роки тому
Legendary punchers like George Foreman, Sonny Liston, Joe Frazier, Ken Norton and Earnie Shavers all lost to Ali.
@estebannemo19574 роки тому
Even John L. Sullivan?
@estebannemo19574 роки тому
Fit Boy Abdul I was obviously joking!
@iphonemodDOTcom3 роки тому
Except the brown bomber, Joe louis in his prime would have been to hot for ali.
@JuggleMan2 роки тому
My dad was his coach for the 1960 Olympics. Julius Menendez was a successful pro boxer dubbed by the press as the "scientific boxer". He coached 18 year old Cassius to a gold medal in Rome. Muhammed Ali would later say he was a"great coach".
@remarcablemc4992Місяць тому
Man, Ali was a monster in this fight, untouchable, and the foot work.. oh my lord. Truly something special
@t6v5c24 роки тому
Even when called “the greatest”, Ali was still underrated.
@lrockyfan51064 роки тому
That's why he called himself the greatest of all times.
@lrockyfan51064 роки тому
@Art Russell of all times.
@juan04773 роки тому
Ali didn't wanna be the greatest...the greatest wanted to be Ali..
@ernestboykin3rd7063 роки тому
How real is that to be the greatest and underrated SMH
@mmastiff7343 роки тому
MANCHESTER UNITED F.C who asked and who cares? Same thing I said when u came out the womb btw
@andypistole83634 роки тому
HANG ON A SECOND! Did Ali knock him down with a punch he threw while simultaneously floating backwards? I just watched it again.....THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT ALI DID!! ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE!!
@davidcopson58003 роки тому
Sugar Ray Robinson used to do that as well.
@muffdiver2403 роки тому
@J MORT "Scrap Iron" Johnson?
@patrickraymond58553 роки тому
Ali was really good at fighting while moving backwards. Few boxers, if any, did it as well as him.
@nolaanderson87703 роки тому
Watch the last 30 seconds of the Rumble - Muhammad was moving backward when he knocked out George. Ali pummeled him on the ropes, George staggered toward Ali, Ali danced backwards while throwing a 5 punch combination.
@armando123223 роки тому
It’s standard for outside fighters.But yeah, the way he does it is faster and more precise than anyone else.
@StevesautopartsifyРік тому
Wow that was an absolute masterpiece of speed, conditioning, and skill!!
@gmshadowtraders5 років тому
One of the best beatings ever administered in the history of the sport. Mike Tyson would struggle to land a single punch on this version of Ali.
@Ahsankhan-qg2ky4 роки тому
gmshadowtraders agree
@jakemcclintock86964 роки тому
Huh? Cleveland's face at the end looked like hamburger. That ref let it go on much too long. It was a beating all right. It could have killed him. How many times did he knock him down?
@imadeyoureadthis15004 роки тому
this is the version of cleveland that was shot with a .357 magnum in the stomach at point blank range, lost 3/4 small intestines, kidney and 60 to 90 lbs of body weight in the process.
@artvandelay8374 роки тому
struggle to land a single punch? lol not true at all
@aidanjalbert71804 роки тому
Tyson would do ok in the early rounds, still there’s no way in hell he would win. Prime Tyson struggled with Tucker and Tills, they were both weak versions of Ali.
@johnclark65774 роки тому
Never has a fighter moved so beautifully
@petergreen53372 роки тому
Agreed
@joslynmoses90245 місяців тому
Once in a lifetime boxer and I am so thankful to witness this amazing opportunity
@raycommisso6448Рік тому
I consider this Ali's best fight ever. Young legs with non-stop movement every round, machine gun combinations, assassin's accuracy.
@diego72323238 років тому
R.I.P. Muhammad Ali. You will be missed.
@lindsaybonterre62056 років тому
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@Hamza_azmaH1235 років тому
@debra m Ali
@Ahsankhan-qg2ky4 роки тому
nivek m what my name what my name 😂
@jakemcclintock86964 роки тому
He is already and had been for many years before he died.
@blakestillinthegame42484 роки тому
Mannnnnnn Wtffffff! When ALI shuffle his feet. That shit priceless !! Fire 🔥💯 💯
@vozamaraktv-art55953 роки тому
Ikr!!
@finnmacmanus57238 місяців тому
Normally heavyweights are kinda at a disadvantage in the p4p conversation cause of the nature of it but I think this performance by Ali epitomises why he still has an argument to be the greatest. The speed and skill, his skill set would only translate better if he was smaller
@Lof2212 роки тому
The way he jumps around the ring makes him like a lightweight but the power and skill he has makes also makes him the greatest boxer ever
@danieljohnson21394 роки тому
I actually respect Cleveland Williams, he had nerve damage in his hip and was missing 10 feet of his intestines. He had won 80 fights in his career so I think we owe Williams a lot more respect
@keitumetsekaphiwa92244 роки тому
It's 2020 and I can confirm, Ali is still the greatest!
@longsponge23453 роки тому
💯
@Zen2k-7093 роки тому
Did u know maywheather said he was a better boxer than Muhammad Ali
@josipmarevic19643 роки тому
@@Zen2k-709 Two different boxing styles that u cant compare, Muhhamad Ali is like Messi, Floyd is more like Juventus defensive line...
@kondjanegongo7963 роки тому
I think lomachenko is significantly more mesmerizing than ali
@sonnieredmond23793 роки тому
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@ozlem19112 роки тому
rest in peace muhammed ali you was a legend❤️
@ATATURKdusmanlarininAMK_NJ11 місяців тому
Yes he was.... seni de burada görmek güzel özlem
@sardarzadamohammadyunussah42732 роки тому
My salute to Cleveland Williams for getting up again and again, against the world no 1 THE BEST OF ALL MOHAMMAD ALI....
@robertdale0014 роки тому
this is the Ali that was the Greatest...…..unbelievable how good he was! I looked this video up after seeing an interview where Mike Tyson (who diligently studied and watched film on every great boxer) stated that, "regarding Ali, this is the fight that I was most "in awe" of." His physical conditioning, quickness and scientific boxing approach were just outrageous in this fight (pre-military draft problems). When he later came back, he was still amazing, but this was Ali at his very best. RIP Muhammed Ali -
@durellpowell33243 роки тому
Bro you are right but what made him the greatest was he went from this to the rope a dope WTF!
@j.dragon6513 роки тому
He wouldn't have been dancing around with his hands down like that with Mike. Mike would have cut off the ring and made him fight when he was in his prime. Not saying he could or would have won but it would have been much better than this fight.
@sharp77043 роки тому
@@j.dragon651 man you gotta be crazy! Ali would’ve embarrassed Mike just like Lenox did but way worse
@j.dragon6513 роки тому
@@sharp7704 I watched both in their prime and I beg to differ. You gotta be crazy. Just opinions, and you know what opinions are like.
@brucescott4261Рік тому
@@j.dragon651 ...Tyson wouldn't have cut of the ring on Ali, PERIOD!!! Read a book, Tysonite!
@jerroddouglas60844 роки тому
No heavyweight ever beats this Ali.
@johnburke49313 роки тому
Definitely not, he was the greatest by far! I know people hold the likes of Louis, Marciano, Johnson and Lewis high. Ali was far superior to all of them. What he had, you can’t teach. People who say Tyson would’ve beaten him, don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Ali would have Tyson beat before the opening bell!
@johnburke49313 роки тому
Korn 1993 ridiculous statement... although, yes he should’ve ended his career way sooner than he did. The last fight with Frazier must’ve done untold damage to both of them. In his later years he took way too many savage punches from incredibly heavy punchers, he payed the price for it.
@blackbookt.vchannel76163 роки тому
@@johnburke4931 tyson is like a stronger Frazier, idk if he would win by knock out but by points
@johnburke49313 роки тому
#BLACKBOOKT.V Channel Tyson was definitely a better all round boxer than Frazier. I don’t know about him being stronger and Frazier definitely had more heart and determination than Tyson. Personally, I don’t think Frazier won the first fight with Ali. I’ve scored it a couple of times and I’ve had Ali ahead by a round or two. Also, Ali was not at his peak when he fought Frazier. Ali in 67 was untouchable in my opinion. Sad thing is he probably would’ve peaked around 68-69, so we never got to see him at his best.
@blackbookt.vchannel76163 роки тому
@@johnburke4931 facts, from 64-67 he was top notch and yes I agree he wasnt in the greatest shape to face Frazier but the 2and and 3rd fight he was struggling, tyson moves like Frazier when moving into those punches, closing the distance, if Tyson caught ali with a few punches that Frazier laid on him, he would have been knocked out without question, tyson closes the distance, now '67 ali would be pretty amazing I see him going 15 rounds against tyson maybe less and winning
@donarundel15602 роки тому
The sheer *elegance* of Ali, the visual beauty of man and movement - "Bliss it was in that dawn to be alive But to be young was very heaven."
@felipebatistamalla41162 роки тому
Saben qué es lo mejor de este hombre? Que se movía de tal forma y tenía tal estilo, que sus contrincantes parecían torpes. Ningún peso pesado hasta el momento ha tenido tal estilo ni tal rapidez ni juego de piernas como Ali, saludos para todos.
@mrrahal77034 роки тому
"I'm The Greatest, I said That Even Before I knew I was" Mohammad Ali
@alialija66983 роки тому
Bug i H
@roge71133 роки тому
“I was indeed scared of Liston. I had to convince myself I was ,The Greatest, before I could convince the world” Muhammad Ali
@bernie43663 роки тому
This version of Ali takes out Frazier, Norton etc without any problems at all. 10 times out of 10.
@keepthechange28112 роки тому
And Larry Holmes. He beats them all.
@bernie43662 роки тому
@@keepthechange2811 Larry's best weapon is his jab. Ali's was better.
@jeffriessman96932 роки тому
@@keepthechange2811 Holmes is a slower clone of Ali. Ali taught him everything
@raskreamergas43582 роки тому
@@jeffriessman9693 yeah but remember Holmes was former world Champion and he's not a bums, he even beat butterbean the KO killer in his 53
@billthestinker2 роки тому
Speedy and strong
@newtondsouza60917 місяців тому
best quality clip so far
@JarmilaMatousek3 місяці тому
It never gets old no matter how many times you watch this. I have watched this fight so many times and still can't believe the ability for a man to dance around the ring and remember that he is a heavy weight. I get on a dance floor and after 5 or 6 songs I need to sit and I am not being thrown a punch by the person I am dancing with. Amazing. May he and Cleveland both rest in peace.
@danno1974ify8 років тому
Ali at his peak, technically perfect.
@eddielester35895 років тому
Yes Lawrence!!
@magst7344 роки тому
you cant get any better than this
@tomabela79494 роки тому
Technically not perfect but perfect performance.
@denissssss85795 років тому
Replace Williams to any other boxer, this Ali would beat everyone! Prime Lennox, Prime Tyson, prime klitschko, prime Joshua, Prime Wilder, Prime everyone! This Ali is U-N-B-E-A-T-A-B-L-E! Greatest of all time!
@hectorlucaterov58025 років тому
Denis Sulovic prime Tyson lol no
@Cking645 років тому
Prime Tyson?
@denissssss85795 років тому
Yes Prime tyson! The Ultimate iron Mike Tyson in his ultra prime! The prime Tyson who destroys punch bags with 1 shot, the Tyson who could Ko 5 opponents in row in the first round in one night. Yes I mean him!!
@gazeffstronoff45834 роки тому
ALI IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME . INDEED!!!!
@Ahsankhan-qg2ky4 роки тому
Denis Sulovic agree
@goncalonunodurao7656Рік тому
Ali was fast , with incredible leg movements like nobody in heavyweight boxing. He's absolutly THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES. EVEN NOWADAYS , IN HIS PRIME
@cloudattack3279Рік тому
No question that Cleveland was trained up to the minute. He is in great physical condition here. How good was Ali though, totally composed and full of confidence. I loved how the old boxers weren’t big on holding, rather working to punch their way out. Great fight. Thanks for the video.
@jeffg60083 роки тому
I doubt ANY heavyweight of ANY era could have beaten Ali this night. Absolute prime of his career.
@heyitsmedammitРік тому
Louis on the night he stopped Max Schmeling in 1?
@redmarine2717Рік тому
@@heyitsmedammit"It doesn't matter how hard Louis can hit cause it means nothing if he can't find nothing ot hit" -(Muhammad Ali to Cud D'amato)
@heyitsmedammitРік тому
@@redmarine2717 Billy Conn could move. Louis hit Billy Conn. Hard. Knocked him out.
@redmarine2717Рік тому
@@heyitsmedammit No one moves like Ali
@heyitsmedammitРік тому
@@redmarine2717 I'm not saying it would be easy for Louis. I'm saying Ali just has to lose concentration for one second and it's curtains. Same danger with Marciano--just ask Jersey Joe Walcott.
@braveheart197213 роки тому
This unbelievable version of Ali is impossible to be matched. RIP champ
@suryaprakashvedurumudi3572 роки тому
Happy 80th Birthday to GOAT. Love from Hyderabad India. 17th January 2022. Respect.
@unlimitedmindflowРік тому
Artwork! Ali at his finest! Does not get better than that!
@KiingToxiicGaming8 років тому
Ali's fight style was so unique, I wonder if floating around the ring like that is still legal
@stevefoxjr60255 років тому
It is legal but nobody has enough talent to do that
@truth40995 років тому
Steve Fox Jr Y’all would call it running
@chrisshockey36814 роки тому
Exactly right Steve Fox !! He could hit you just as hard and accurate backing up...
@jamespoole35314 роки тому
Truth difference is Muhammad Ali is actually fighting his opponents back unlike the likes of adrien broner