Muhammad Ali vs Ernie Terrell Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @tutankhamun6139
    @tutankhamun6139 12 лет назад +10

    The Greatest Boxer Ever. I am a total fucking die hard Ali fan. He changed boxing with a new approach that every one thought was awkward/unorthodox. With the bouncing around, Rhythm style. Love this man as a human being. His name will live on forever until the world ends and he is currently a Living Legend...

  • @mizofan
    @mizofan 12 лет назад +30

    You can see Ali in 67 was faster and fitter with more zip than after his years out of the ring. He could dance for longer and throw more punches late in a fight. He was deprived of prime years aged 25-28. He was so good that years into his comeback and past his prime, he controlled and ko'd prime unbeaten Foreman who more than 2 decades later regained a title himself despite being 46, fat and having had many years out of the ring.

  • @francescodistefano8586
    @francescodistefano8586 12 лет назад +2

    grande alì sei un eroe complimenti, mi sei sempre piaciuto cm atleta e sempre mi piacerai, poi sei il pugile più forte al mondo, erano rare quelle volte ke ti buttavano giu veramente, io ho visto tt i tuoi video su youtube e devo dire che sei impressionante per via di come ti muovi, delle cannonate che tiri al posto di pugni cioè sei fantastico, bravo!!!! io sn un tuo fan perso completamente

  • @ricksprings
    @ricksprings 2 года назад +23

    Ali's footwork is truly beautiful to watch 💙💯🤙🏾

  • @mizofan
    @mizofan 12 лет назад +11

    Yes, to think what Ali might have been like aged 25-8 instead of being out of the ring. He would surely have broken all records. But his achievements even past his best are still legendary anyway.

  • @BallinCougar15
    @BallinCougar15 10 лет назад +30

    I just read the backstory to this fight. Ali was talking shit through 15 rounds and beat Terrell ass! Talking while beating someone up? Mannnn, this is legendary lol

    • @mohamedala3443
      @mohamedala3443 5 лет назад +1

      Demale

    • @abdulraheem415
      @abdulraheem415 4 года назад +2

      Yeah he talked during the Forman thriller in Manilla fight too....

  • @harlemnightz748
    @harlemnightz748 2 года назад +24

    Ali's Condition was Amazing

  • @joejoyce9979
    @joejoyce9979 4 года назад +21

    Love the way Ali started the fight, Just walked straight over to Terrell and started blasting him with combos.. no-one does that.. ali was the goat

  • @jamessmithe5490
    @jamessmithe5490 4 года назад +13

    What's my name? What's my name? This was when Ali could do anything he wanted in the ring.

  • @vibr031
    @vibr031 12 лет назад +7

    ali never stop dancing man he really got a lot of stamina

  • @abdulazizalsaeed6987
    @abdulazizalsaeed6987 5 лет назад +11

    Ali it’s the greatest boxing 🥊 in the whole world ever may he Rest In Peace ✌🏻

  • @aboabdallhaboabdallh8051
    @aboabdallhaboabdallh8051 5 лет назад +12

    رحمك الله أيها البطل المسلم محمد على وادخلك الله فسح جناته ...اميييين

  • @ClayMationNation
    @ClayMationNation 3 года назад +19

    Ali was like a Space man from the future in that ring with most of those guys.

  • @timber983
    @timber983 11 лет назад +17

    Are u kidding me?!His era was regarded as the best Hevyweight class in boxing history..Modern boxers can't punch him in his prime coz he was too damn fast

  • @spacet1me
    @spacet1me 12 лет назад +12

    I FUCKIN LOVE RUclips AND personally want to thank the uploader yungmikemike for uploading this fight in excellent quality, very much appreciated

  • @kl8650
    @kl8650 5 лет назад +17

    What an amazing, beautiful and awesome boxing style. A heavyweight with such a cool air walk like style for feetwork.

    • @syourke3
      @syourke3 4 года назад +1

      K L Ali modeled his style on Sugar Ray Robinson who many regarded as the greatest fighter who ever lived.

  • @symunir9022
    @symunir9022 11 лет назад +11

    Watched Terrell's interview many years later, about this fight. In it he came across as a gentleman. Yet here I see him hitting Ali with rabbit punches. I am amazed that he wasn't penalized for repeating those. Reminded me of Ali's 1975 fight with Chuck Wepner where Chuck, too, hit Ali with such punches. Maybe Terrell wasn't much of a gentleman, after all.

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +8

    in an interview he sat there and called Ali, Cassius Clay. When Ali said my name is Muhammad Ali. He had also been calling himself Muhammad Ali for the past 3 years, that is not something you forget.

  • @2pakiMakabeli
    @2pakiMakabeli 13 лет назад +10

    Thank you so much. I was looking for this a couple of months back and finally someone uploaded it.
    Thank you :)

  • @syourke3
    @syourke3 4 года назад +2

    I don’t think Terrell ever won a single round or even landed a punch but he did somehow go the distance with the great Ali. I guess that’s worth something. I think George Chuvallo also went the distance with Ali - the only other fighter to do it after he won the title from Liston in 64 and before they stripped him of his title in 67. Ali was not popular with the mass media in those days - except for Howard Cosell who was always in Ali’s corner and who was nearly alone in standing up for him after they stripped him of title and pulled his boxing license. Howard was a good man and a real friend of the great Ali. He wasn’t afraid to criticize him and sometimes he was brutally honest but he still loved the great man.

  • @TripleRp
    @TripleRp 10 лет назад +14

    Mike Tyson was cool but Muhammad Ali is my number one. Crazy talented.

    • @mimidudley2058
      @mimidudley2058 10 лет назад

      All day!

    • @TheBibleWitness
      @TheBibleWitness 10 лет назад +1

      Ali was great for sure, but I'll have to go with Tyson, or at least say they were equal. Tyson was 5'10" with a 71" inch wingspan. As far as size goes, he was just an average guy, unlike most of the people he fought. Tyson was consistently at a disadvantage in his fights, and he had to overcome a lot of obstacles because of that in his career. The fact that he was able to do that and still be mentioned in the same breath as Ali says more about him as a fighter than anything.

    • @msjernhandel246
      @msjernhandel246 5 лет назад

      Bible Believer w

    • @msjernhandel246
      @msjernhandel246 5 лет назад

      TripleRp w

  • @dcasey77
    @dcasey77 13 лет назад +1

    Thanks for uploading this, I've only seen clips of this fight until now.

  • @abdojalil2471
    @abdojalil2471 5 лет назад +2

    Mohamed ali il était le meilleur boxeur de tous les temps

  • @abdiahmed7886
    @abdiahmed7886 9 лет назад +1

    don't worry about Muhammad Ali you worry about yourself, truly Muhammad Ali is really smart man who understood what life is about

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад

    I will compliment you on your boxing knowledge. You know your stuff thats for sure. You raise a lot of good points and you are truly making me think about my responses unlike many other people.

  • @Majahpaine
    @Majahpaine 12 лет назад +1

    excellent copy in black & white but i wish it was in color

  • @asadullah1903
    @asadullah1903 5 лет назад +3

    Muhammad Ali was greatest all time
    May Allah bless him janah

    • @stevesmith5600
      @stevesmith5600 5 лет назад

      except when trevor berbick, ken norton, joe frazier, leon spinks, and larry holmes beat him. yeah, except for that he was the best. a prime tyson would fucking mutilate this overrated dancing, running clown

    • @iamtman1
      @iamtman1 5 лет назад +1

      You're an idiot Steve Smith. And Tyson couldn't even beat Douglas, Danny Williams, Holyfield twice, and Lennox Lewis. Ali avenged all his losses except when he was 39 yrs old with Parkinsons already vs holmes and berbick . Tyson never avenged the ass kickings he received. Also Ali never got kod. Tyson got kod every loss he had. Ali in his prime TOYS with Tyson.

  • @hendrip4817
    @hendrip4817 5 лет назад +8

    miss u so much Ali...

  • @Duppavich
    @Duppavich Год назад +1

    It would have been frustrating as hell trying to fight Ali

  • @reidabney9005
    @reidabney9005 Год назад +2

    Ali's head game was as good as his physical game

  • @shaynelahmed6323
    @shaynelahmed6323 6 лет назад +2

    Ali was in Houston Texas, where the draft centre was....he was being booed...and people dissing him calling him Ali...making every fight the cross v the crescent....backing anyone and everyone to beat him...no wonder Ali was touchy..and won his last 5 or so fights convincingly....

  • @VCthaGOATdunker
    @VCthaGOATdunker 11 лет назад +12

    Could Ernie be any more flat footed? Jeez. Footwork son.

  • @StonedCatmp3
    @StonedCatmp3 12 лет назад +1

    The Rhythm style and moving while jabbing with awkard angles on the jabs. brought new style to boxing. i try to copy his footwork but in southpaw version. very hard to do. very fast movement for a heavyweight. nothing like it.

  • @rossell30
    @rossell30 11 лет назад +3

    No way in hell they beat Ali no man of that size was as graceful as ALi. Looking at this video he is like a Giant Floyd Mayeather.Look how light he is on his feet. Marciano was much too slow and flat footed to beat Ali. Ali's hand speed is incredible also.

  • @general6697
    @general6697 4 года назад +2

    Mekanın Cennet olsun inşaallah Koca yürekli insan Muhammed Ali 🌹♥️🇹🇷

  • @tranurse
    @tranurse 12 лет назад +6

    my husband remembers watching this with his dad, he was 9. to this day, he still says this is the worst fight he ever watched. he thought ali was gonna kill terrell.

    • @KaiserBlade
      @KaiserBlade 2 года назад +1

      He tortured him . Ali keep asking What's my name? Tere'll said by the third round he didn't know his own name.

  • @Summerical242
    @Summerical242 11 лет назад +11

    Thid man is an example. I love him so much ♥

  • @debopamroy56
    @debopamroy56 11 лет назад +1

    there you go...'Bum of the month'. The name itself is suggestive. While he was beating bums at his prime, Ali even lost his prime due to the Vietnam issue, and...when he came back he had to face the best competition of heavyweight history. That was the golden era of boxing, and Ali beat them all.

  • @geatest15
    @geatest15 12 лет назад +1

    TRUE am sick of people comparing Ali and rocky marciano, dempsy and all these fighters which would get no where near Ali.
    MUHAMMAD ALI "THE GREATEST OF ALLL TIME"

  • @awarasuraj2798
    @awarasuraj2798 5 лет назад +2

    Mohamed Ali tellement qu il et fort maîtrise le rings

  • @tellthetruthg
    @tellthetruthg 5 лет назад +2

    Ali at this age was hands down the greatest HW EVER. he was SRL quick .loose and a finisher

    • @ericvosselmans5657
      @ericvosselmans5657 2 года назад

      the greatest HW Ever according to Floyd Mayweather is off course Floyd Mayweather...

  • @yonusaboshareb5267
    @yonusaboshareb5267 5 лет назад +7

    ينصر دينك يا محمد علي..💓💓

  • @alhassangangu4357
    @alhassangangu4357 5 лет назад +4

    The skills of Ali as compared to Ernie was like night and day

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    Sonny Liston was probably as strong as any heavyweight ever. He could KO guys down with a jab. The loss against Martin was his last fight so thats not fair. I'm not going to say that Ali fought great fighters (Cooper, mildenburger, London) but they were not terrible. When Holmes sparred with Ali, Ali was past his prime. Holmes never got in the ring with Ali during the 60's. In 1988 Holmes was not even close to the fighter he was in the early 80's, he was almost 40 when he fought Tyson.

  • @Coronado326
    @Coronado326 11 лет назад +6

    Marciano was an extremely lucky man..Faced no real threat except Jersey Joy and in the first was he landed a very very lucky punch when Jersey was ahead on scorecards. Frazier in 1971 or Ali in 1966 or Forman in 1973 ,all would have annihilated him..Even Sonny Liston would have knocked him out easily in early rounds.

    • @keithbrown3889
      @keithbrown3889 5 лет назад +1

      Coronado you are correct!!

    • @ianalan4367
      @ianalan4367 5 лет назад +1

      @@keithbrown3889 Always a great conversation. Marciano is the one and only man however, Ali himself said he wasn't sure if he could beat.

  • @Zerlono1
    @Zerlono1 11 лет назад +1

    In my opinion Ali is the best ever, give me anyone in their prime and on their best day and Ali is still better, but what's so ironic about that is that a lot of people would agree with me but Ali himself isn't one of them. I've heard him say many times after his career was over that he never really believed all those boasts he made about himself, that was all for promotion

  • @tarikdamane7136
    @tarikdamane7136 5 лет назад +8

    رحمك الله يا محمد علي كلاي

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    No he did not train. He may have put the gloves on every now and again but he never did serious training! Ali spent those 3 and a half years dealing with his legal issues, flying around the country giving lectures at colleges, and preaching in Muslim mosques. I just read the book Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight; Cassius Clay vs the United States of America. That both explains those years in great detail.

  • @ShadeExtended
    @ShadeExtended 12 лет назад +1

    It doesnt matter who he got the dancing style from whether it be SRR, Pastrano or Willie Pep. Fact is this was a 'Heavyweight' moving like a lightweight.

  • @samimassrany7224
    @samimassrany7224 5 лет назад +6

    رحمة الله عليك يامحمد علي يابطل

  • @marwen599
    @marwen599 4 года назад +6

    الله يرحمه ويسكنه فسيح جناته
    محمد علي

  • @aladinabraham7468
    @aladinabraham7468 4 года назад +1

    رايته صدفه في شقه استخدمت كمسجد في مدينه Ypsilanti ولايه Michigan. كان نطقه بيطيء ويكتب ببطيء شديد. من احسن الشخصيات في تاريخ امريكا

  • @ELmaggo10
    @ELmaggo10 13 лет назад +1

    Terrell had a great chin, but this was Ali at his best. You could see he trained hard for this fight. Ali would fight for 20 or 30 rounds that night if needed. LOL, so its true, Ali was really mad with Terrell.

  • @akhilkamarthi9550
    @akhilkamarthi9550 7 лет назад +3

    muhammed ali greatest of all time....

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    The Foreman fight is not Ali's only claim to fame! By KO'ing Foreman he truly made people believe that he was the Greatest, because he proved that he was still the best in the game. People can say what they want but Ali should have beaten Frazier in 1971. Frazier won the fight but any normal fighter would have been KO'd. He effectively ended Joe's career that night because Joe was never the same again. Ali won in Manila which is still the greatest fight ever. Can't compare 70's Ali to 60s Ali.

  • @jamessmithe5490
    @jamessmithe5490 4 года назад +3

    You just couldn't touch Ali when he was in his prime. Hands down at his sides; just beautiful to watch.

  • @lordmikehnk9757
    @lordmikehnk9757 11 лет назад +5

    in the post-fight interview terrel said that he could not hit Ali because there were 3 of him in the ring; he was fighting 3 boxers, than, 1 minute later in that interview changed it to 4 Ali's. Then, weeks later he changed it to those 3 boxers "that gauged my eyes". Then he said that he had to change his strategy. What strategy? he hit ali below the waist, in the kidney and behind the head for 15 rounds, he made his fight plan stick; what did he mean he had to change his fight plan??? what a dope head he was...

    • @thunderbrand
      @thunderbrand 11 лет назад +1

      @LordMike HnK you know your boxing. All Terrell's attempts to steal points were made by illegal strikes either on the kidney, behind the head and while in a clutch. Then years later he declared that he was winning until Ali supposedly poked his eye in order to cheat him, haha. What a sore loser, Ali is the only reason we're talking about that idiot right now.

  • @mrcjrowe
    @mrcjrowe 13 лет назад +1

    In those days Ali threw 13 punch combinations that's why Terrell fought like he did.

  • @debopamroy56
    @debopamroy56 12 лет назад +2

    If you've ever seen a better boxer than this, tell me where? dont tell Joe Louis, because I'm through with it. Ali's the best whether you like it or not.

  • @firstbornbirdman
    @firstbornbirdman 5 лет назад +7

    Terrell looked like the superior athlete. He was taller,more muscular, more poised and probably stronger but Ali had superior boxing skills. Knowledge is power.

    • @MrAddidas2
      @MrAddidas2 4 года назад +3

      Gotta disagree. Terrell looks like a stiff while Ali looks like all his movements are as fluid as water...

    • @firstbornbirdman
      @firstbornbirdman 4 года назад +2

      @@MrAddidas2 Yes I agree with that statement, but I was referring to how they look in comparison to each other before the bell rings.

    • @kingdomofanimaria
      @kingdomofanimaria Год назад

      @@firstbornbirdman why wasn’t heavyweights back then bigger like today from the 90s onwards always super heavyweights but back here both were 212 and it was rare for over 220?

    • @firstbornbirdman
      @firstbornbirdman Год назад

      @@kingdomofanimaria You know the answer to that. Todays youth are raised with steroids in their milk and meat and most all the athletes workout with steroid and chemical supplements some go further and get doped up via the needle.

  • @brjdencrewe1922
    @brjdencrewe1922 5 лет назад +3

    Did I hear he gave Terrell the 1st round!?!?!? Ali landed more clean shots in the first five seconds than Terrell did the whole round.

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +2

    Ali had his best years taken away from him when he was exiled. Every person who knows anything about boxing knows that. A 66 Ali wins a unanimous decision over a 71 frazier. Tyson in his prime could not go 15rds with Ali. He was not capable, he would have gotten discouraged. Those Tyson fights that went the distance were against fighters that were not nearly as good as Ali.

  • @wyzard214
    @wyzard214 13 лет назад +1

    Terell reminds me of that damn dirty fighting Chuck Wepner with those illegal rabbit punches.

  • @mack93936
    @mack93936 5 лет назад +1

    You don't see heavy weight fights like this today.

  • @naseemagulzar9456
    @naseemagulzar9456 Год назад

    Our dearest ♥️ Mohammad Ali Allah bless you 💖

  • @marktwain368
    @marktwain368 5 лет назад +1

    Is this Howard Cosell narrating with George Chuvalo? Classic!

    • @REALDCMIKETV
      @REALDCMIKETV  5 лет назад

      yes it is. follow me on instagram dcmiketv

  • @calcalcal1
    @calcalcal1 12 лет назад +1

    Crazy question but whose fingers are those at 1:49 - they sure aren't Ali's, since he's already wearing gloves...

  • @therealkingtytrill2661
    @therealkingtytrill2661 5 лет назад +2

    Whats my name my name by Muhammad Ali

  • @ManofSteel3720
    @ManofSteel3720 11 лет назад +1

    Don't know who you are, but obviously you must have NEVER seen this fight before. This is one of Ali's greatest fights! One Sports writer termed it " a beautiful display of boxing and a horrific demonstration of cruelty" Ali's just warming up. He's going to beat Terrell on purpose with the intent of NOT knocking him out!

  • @abughoush5132
    @abughoush5132 5 лет назад +1

    You should have mentioned the year in which this challenge was held and the result of this challange

  • @gopherstate777
    @gopherstate777 2 года назад +1

    Ali called Ernie to his hotel room and said " I'm going to come up with a name for you to help promote this and I'll get back to you".
    According to Terrell.

  • @garysimms6412
    @garysimms6412 5 лет назад +2

    Muhammad Ali cool as a cucumber knows how to take control of a fight

  • @wallou396
    @wallou396 5 лет назад +13

    What's my name? boumm... What's my name? boummm... What's my name ? boummm...
    Mohamed Ali !!!

  • @truemedia2682
    @truemedia2682 8 лет назад +2

    Greatest of all time.

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    Tyson never fought anyone with Ali's hand speed, or foot speed. Tyson was tremendously fit, in fact I have never seen a fighter as ripped as he was but I would say Ali was better conditioned because he could dance for 15 rds easily. I never said Tyson was overrated. In his prime he was as dominant as anyone in history but he was not as good as Ali. Again stop bringing the 1970's Ali into the conversation. He was a totally different fighter from 1965-1967 than he was in the 70's.

  • @fishbone937
    @fishbone937 11 лет назад +6

    Muhammad Ali, the original Heisenberg.

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    I'm not the one saying Ali would lose. I say Ali would beat anyone and everyone in any era!

  • @fadethetrade
    @fadethetrade 12 лет назад +2

    This muscle fiber twitching was radiating all over his body in early 88 and this muscle twitching in his fibers actually caused his head to twitch.If you watch his pre89 fights,you see tyson twitching his head all the time.This was from countless hrs in the gym to condition himself as the best conditioned fighter ever and his defensive first posture was so quick and prepared to go 12 rounds constantly twitching his upper body and the opponents shots kept missing and this discombobulated them.

  • @vibesgabby
    @vibesgabby 4 года назад +3

    That was good boxing back in those days, Muhammed Ali the master of boxing fastest hands in heavy weight 💪 the father of boxing I call him LoL

  • @tonniecurtisii
    @tonniecurtisii 12 лет назад +3

    Greatest of all time!!##

  • @bestekarsefa
    @bestekarsefa 3 года назад +2

    Muhammet ali.you are wery nice man

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    I don't base anything on the douglas fight! I know Mike wasn't well prepared. Here's my thought. For Tyson to beat Ali he would have to KO him within 5. Ali was not a slow starter. Tyson may be able to get him on the ropes a few times but he couldn't keep him there. After 5 rds Tyson would get discouraged. Ali would control the fight with his jab & stay away. Tyson lacked heart and he would need a lot of it against Ali. Tyson was a bully & he did not like it when people stood up to him.

  • @MohamedOmar-fg3pj
    @MohamedOmar-fg3pj 3 года назад +15

    why don't you call me my name man

    • @muhammadfauzi637
      @muhammadfauzi637 Год назад

      Well what’s your name? You tell me your name is Cassius Clay a few years ago..

    • @youngmuhammadali7060
      @youngmuhammadali7060 Год назад

      @@muhammadfauzi637that’s not his name chump get it right MUHAMMAD ALI

  • @محمدقعدان-س7ي
    @محمدقعدان-س7ي 5 лет назад +3

    محمد علي الله يرحمك رحمة واسعة يارب

  • @aminmirza0
    @aminmirza0 13 лет назад

    Great quality, do you have this fight on megaupload or on any other file sharing website? I want to download it.

  • @josebeneditoferreira.8503
    @josebeneditoferreira.8503 5 лет назад +3

    Ali is Tiger🐯👍👏👏👏👏👍👍

    • @thanost860
      @thanost860 5 лет назад +1

      Ali 👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇷Greece

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    His name is Ali! Chuvalo was a tough fighter, people don't understand just how good he was. Chuvalo had a lot of stamina! I would disagree about the Williams fight. In that fight Ali proved he was capable of really KOing a guy. I say that Ali's best fight may have been against Patterson, who had a style similar to Tyson's. I'm just saying the style is the same. Ali beat Patterson up and down the ring. Ali was better conditioned for a 15 round fight period.

  • @mrwaqy
    @mrwaqy 12 лет назад +1

    Amazing Quality!

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    I wouldn't say Terrell was a bum, he just wasn't in Muhammad Ali's league. If Ali had been in his prime when he fought Frazier, he would have run circles around Joe

  • @debopamroy56
    @debopamroy56 11 лет назад

    Aptly put. That was most impressive. No one can ever come close to that style.

  • @Kat80ify
    @Kat80ify 12 лет назад

    Actually Ali got the dancing style from Willie Pastrano, Ralph Dupas etc... The dancing style originated from New Orleans fighters... Willie Pastrano Trained Ali on how to dance around the ring in Miami...

  • @johnhoward8436
    @johnhoward8436 11 лет назад +1

    At the sound of the Bert Ernie Terrell will catch hell. - Ali

    • @johnhoward8436
      @johnhoward8436 10 лет назад +2

      At the sound of the Bell Ernie Terrell will catch hell. Muhammad Ali

  • @Dylan98654
    @Dylan98654 12 лет назад +1

    Ali was the best ever not even debatable. He would have destroyed every fighter you names. He would have out pointed or stopped Rocky because of cuts, Ko'd Tyson because Tyson hated to get hit and had no heart. Ali would have done to Dempsey what Tunney did to him. Holyfield would have been a good fight but Holyfield had problems with guys with a good jam. Holyfield couldn't stop Foreman so he wouldn't have beaten Ali. The Klitschkos, they dominate in an era of nobodies, Ali would have beat them

  • @fadethetrade
    @fadethetrade 12 лет назад

    Holmes didnt give tyson the temple in the 4th,Holmes was dancing like ali winning the round in the begiining of the 4th but tyson was so superior in skill that even a guy like the great holmes couldnt hold him off,He said of tyson that he was "awkward and hard to hit.Didnt hit as hard as shavers but much sharper then shavers"."Shavers hit like a mack truck but tyson hit like a speeding ferrari".These were holmes quote post tyson fight.

  • @malnordr
    @malnordr 11 лет назад +1

    Ali, Louis, Marciano were all great heavyweights. The greatest of all time was sugar ray robinson though. No offense to great Ali of course.

  • @genimp1
    @genimp1 12 лет назад +1

    From what I understand Terrell disrespected Mr. Ali going into this fight

  • @danherm5227
    @danherm5227 11 лет назад +1

    Not entirely true... ali believed deeply that he was the best and that need to proove it to himself and the world is what made him the best

  • @NicCovington24
    @NicCovington24 11 лет назад

    Ali= best boxer ever Silva=best mma fighter ever.... if they met on the street and had a straight up fight i would take Silva... Silva's muay thai is just too great

  • @blacktee31
    @blacktee31 11 лет назад

    Agreed. Ezzard Charles fought everybody like 5 times before he retired. Marciano retired at the age of 32 that's fairly young, to retire that is.

  • @fadethetrade
    @fadethetrade 12 лет назад

    Correction,He said that in early 87 that tyson was trained to go 15.