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1976: MUHAMMAD ALI on Frazier, freedom, films and fees | Tonight | Classic BBC Sport | BBC Archive
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2022
- Muhammad Ali chats to Tonight's Denis Tuohy about his autobiography, The Greatest. He explains what he meant when he claims that he and his great rival Joe Frazier are now 'free' following their epic boxing trilogy, and discusses his plans for a life after boxing.
He also has something to say about BBC production budgets...
Originally broadcast 9 March, 1976.
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His charisma was undeniable.
“Love your show, admire your style….but you payin’ so cheap, I won’t be back for a while” 😂😂
The Greatest of All Times!
"im gonna play myself from age 22" Legend
The ending was legendary 🤣😁😁
What A giant of A man in every way X
Muhammad Ali the greatest booking fee negotiator of all time.
The Greatest Ever.
Allahu akbar..may Allah bless his soul!
Greatest fighter of all time ✍️
Mansha Allah brother Muhamad Ali God blees you 🥰
A great man a great humanitarian
We miss you Ali
This might shock and amaze ya but I love joe frazier
no surprise. people love mickey mouse too.
I wished he would have lived in my time
Unless you're under the age of 7 he was. Lol. I get what you mean though. At least we have the videos to watch.
If only he’d walked away from this interview and never stepped into another ring again. Not only was he robbed of himself we were robbed of him too.
He already had Parkinson's disease here. Experts think he's had it atleast since 1975. The Thriller in Manilla in 1975 shows Ali's boxing was much slower than normal.
@@tarnjeetjohal4219 it’s hard to believe but it’s true Parkinson’s started before people’s can noticed
@@tarnjeetjohal4219 you think that Ali had Parkinson’s before the thrilla in Manila 1975
Boxing had nothing to do with parkinson, he would have gotten it even if he laid on his bed his entire life.
@@fguledh I don't know. Seeing the blows he took to his head by Foreman, one of the hardest punchers in history, from joe frazier 3 times, also a very hard puncher, from lyle, also a very hard puncher, and from shavers, the hardest hitter, He definitely got some of it from boxing.
What a legend 🤣
Muhammad Ali
17 de enero de 1942
03 de junio de 2016
81 años
74 años
07 años
I understand them being free
A genius
Ali Vs Tyson 2: June 30 1976
Would Happen
He is more monstrous
Ali vs Fraser. Black Capricorn vs Black Capricorn.
Exactly
Love Ali .. he was/ is one of the GOAT's of boxing .. but, he went too far with calling Joe Frazier an "Uncle Tom" - that wasn't selling the fight/ fight talk .. that was too far & Frazier never forgave him for that. Frazier picked cotton & grew up very poor .. Ali got into boxing because his bike stolen .. Frazier could only dream of owning a bike as a kid .. he was working in the fields.
the LEGENT
Muhammad Ali wanted to be a minister? He had the same plan as George Foreman, who became a preacher. If only he was allowed to do that.
You can see alzenhaimer in him :( he should of retired way earlier
He showed early signs of Parkisons here. Slow speech and slight slurring
Thrilla in Manila was brutal. Took a toll.
Already slowing down here with early Parkinsons.
Not yet
nope
There's a drastic difference between this and his interviews in 80/81 where he was starting to really become affected. Crazy how much of a difference there was in just 4 years.
@@BOZ_11 yes slight slurs noticable.
I agree. The first signs are present in this interview.
Ali always had a going away joke for everyone
"I love your show, i admire your style but your pay is so cheap don't call for a while.
HOST HAS NO SENSE OF HUMOUR ... MOHAMMED WAS WAY ABOVE HIM WITH ANSWERS .. WHY DID HE SAY A BLACK MAN WROTE THE BOOK ??? NO DIFFERENCE IN COLOURS