Muhammad Ali vs Doug Jones / 1963's Fight of the Year
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- On March 13, 1963, Cashius Clay (soon Muhammad Ali) met Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden, New York. The fight was named "1963's Fight of the Year" by The Ring Magazine. Clay and Jones held the second and third spots in the top ten rankings respectively. Jones held record of 21 victories 3 losses, and 1 draw. The fight was Madison Square Garden's first boxing sellout in 13 years, grossing a live gate of $304,943. The fight purses were $90,000 for Clay and $75,000 for Jones. A capacity crowd of 18,732 filled Madison Square Garden. Clay told everyone he would win in six rounds but, after seeing Jones reading a book called ‘The Rise And Fall of Cassius Clay’, he changed it to four.
00:00 - Previous Fight
00:08 - Cassius Clay vs Charlie Powell
01:10 - Cassius Clay vs Doug Jones pre-fight
02:27 - Clay vs Jones 1st round
04:40 - Clay vs Jones 2nd round
07:00 - Clay vs Jones 3rd round
08:48 - Clay vs Jones 4th round
10:30 - Clay vs Jones 5th round
12:39 - Clay vs Jones 6th round
15:02 - Clay vs Jones 7th round
16:45 - Clay vs Jones 8th round
18:41 - Clay vs Jones 9th round
20:41 - Clay vs Jones 10th round
22:50 - Cassius Clay vs Doug Jones post-fight
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00:00 - Previous Fight
00:08 - Cassius Clay vs Charlie Powell
01:10 - Cassius Clay vs Doug Jones pre-fight
02:27 - Clay vs Jones 1st round
04:40 - Clay vs Jones 2nd round
07:00 - Clay vs Jones 3rd round
08:48 - Clay vs Jones 4th round
10:30 - Clay vs Jones 5th round
12:39 - Clay vs Jones 6th round
15:02 - Clay vs Jones 7th round
16:45 - Clay vs Jones 8th round
18:41 - Clay vs Jones 9th round
20:41 - Clay vs Jones 10th round
22:50 - Cassius Clay vs Doug Jones post-fight
Wow, Doug Jones really a worthy opponent, what a great battle
Yeah great history and I didn't know of the match here in Pittsburgh ahhhhh man this is good Doug was the man
Double Wow! I grew up loving boxing from the 60s on. I don't remember Doug Jones! What a tough SOB! Clay honed his skills and obviously became The Greatest Of All Time! Then was robbed of his best years by 🤔 our own government. However...I rooted against him and was glad when Smokin Joe kicked his butt. Ali's mouth turned me off in thoes years! Double However...when Ali fought Chuck Wepner in 1975 I became a real Ali fan. Wepner never was on the canvas and was ONE tough SOB! Ali beat him bloody! I grew to love Ali for the Great Champion he was.
Thanks for the memories Champ! RIP!🏆 🥊🥊
Das 😎 all!
@@RollingStoneZzzzz chuck webner knocked him down didn't he, made Ali mad then Ali whipped his ass
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As I said Wepner was never down in his boxing career...not Ali. Das 😎 all.
Doug Jones will be known is one of the best that fought Clay. He got Clays respect.
The future champ was in incredible shape because most fighters wouldn’t have been to withstand the pressure Doug put on Ali, what a great fight.
When I heard about this fight shortly after the event some were saying Jones should have won and Clay was fortunate to win. I'm not seeing that at all after watching this. Jones fought a good fight but there was a big difference between these two fighters. Clay, Ali, was clearly the better fighter.
Thanks for the video.Never seen this fight.
202.5 lb vs 188 lbs *heavyweight* bout. Man, times sure have changed!
Jones had excellent defense. He was a very well-rounded fighter.
Ali made 90,000$ in 1963 as a contender .Back then that was big $.
Ahhh my friend, TODAY that is big money for a contender…
Especially if don king is handling the money😂@frankrice9520
Wow thanks didn't know that but damn Doug should had gotten paid .a lot top. Hell of a iron man played football too .
Good fight I thought Ali clearly won Jones got great chin Especially considering he weighed 188 Do not see it as a fight of the year though
I miss the days when there weren't 27 different sanctioning bodies. It was cool to see the #3 guy go up against the #5 guy, and maybe the winner would go on to fight the Champ.
Thanks for this real boxing
Two great fighters indeed.
I am going to watch this again
Good match thanks
great upload...i first got interested in boxing during the run-up to the first Liston-Clay fight...i was 10 years old...little did anyone know how impactful Clay (Ali) would turn out to be over the years....
She rebuked (disapproved of)him for insinuating she was going to throw hot water on him
Muhammad Ali is really fun to watch.. 💪😘 rest in paradise d'greatest! 🙌💕🙏
Ali getting tagged by Jones early when he dropped his arms backing away, did that repeat itself in Ali-Frasier 1?
@@Morongobill yup
Always a southpaw's disadvantage"
Cassius Clay ,had he been around with technology Mohammed Ali would have been the "Greatest"still .He has died as the "Greatest" rip Champ 🏆
No such book was written before him becoming champion that I could find. Has anyone else?
Why he never spoke about his Blackfeet heritage is unknown. "Clay" AKA Ali was related to the Indian bride of a Buffalo soldier. So Was Michael Jordan. Outspoken as a black Muslim, it never even get's mentioned. Maybe the resistance hurt everyone's little feeling's?
*Qu'Ali était Beau en descendant du Ring Acclamé de Bravos* ...
I have this fight on DVD Jones won the first round and that was it Ali landed so many combinations in every round easy decision for clay
I'm was a good ploy from Ali to predict the round, giving him a real incentive to get the job regardless of whwt the other guy was doing. It worked sometimes.
Watch the fight
It's hard to believe that less than one year after this lacklustre performance against the much smaller Jones, Clay took the title from the ko machine Sonny Liston in 6 rounds of awesome brilliance. The improvement is hard to explain.
No you can see it all here 😮....whats yourbproblem
I thought a draw or narrower win for Jones would’ve been a fair result. Ali threw a lot but most not connecting.
like most of his fights
Yep a draw
Why Ali didn't use foot works?
All being developed...early years... Das 😎 all.
Clay was the underdog in this fight 💯✌🏿
Wrong, Clay was a 3 to 1 favorite.
@@tommosley2844en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassius_Clay_vs._Doug_Jones#%3A%7E%3Atext%3DClay_was_given_3-1%2Cvictory_in_the_fourth_round.?wprov=sfla1
CC sure was pretty.
You can't even be serious with this CRAP resolution - i work writing music for videos so i know how they can fix this stuff up!
So I take it that you can and will upload a bette version of it, and let us know.
Y'all member Doug Jones was messing with Bumpy Johnson girl back then when he was in Alcatraz, he got out not to long after this fight cause Alcatraz closed
Doug Jones was a close friend of Claude Brown, the author of the best selling book Manchild In the Promised Land in which Mr Brown tells of his life growing up in Harlem as a delinquent youth who turned his life around. Doug Jones is identioned in Mr. Brown's book as Turk. Bumpy Johnson's wife was the unnamed fence in the book that they used to deliver their stolen goods to.
Ali did not have the power to knock out a good fighter but could wear him down and score with pity pat flurries that had no power at all...
Like most fighters as training over years comes along fighters got stronger. Ali did put many fighters to sleep over the years. Das 😎 all. 👍🤔
A draw
What fight you was looking at
Ali won ever round dude tried but wasn't fighting enough!!!
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FJB!
Ali got his butt whooped several times. He was a media darling had millions back in him and hit a popular political cause. I believe I could name eight boxers who were much better than him
I have mixed feelings on this issue. I was at ringside for the Jimmy Ellis fight, there thanks to an AP reporter, and saw how easily he slipped punches and, even then, how fast he was. Having said that, I am skeptical. For instance, had both Lewis and he fought, if Lewis had modern training, how that would ended. Similarly, throwing a right lead against Marciano was asking to wake up much later in a different place. I would have loved to have seen him against Jim Jeffries with equal training . . . it might be the Marciano problem all over again. And, of course, there is the question of Jack Johnson--who would have outsmarted who. I don't think Dempsey could have touched him. Tunney, another master strategist . . . that would have been interesting. He did, though. have granite for a chin.
Please you out your mind who else could be stripped of his title for three years and get the title back who and beat George Foreman to do it
@@jacobbyerson5075 I well imagine that if Ali and Foreman fought 20 times Ali, despite his ability to take a punch, would have 2 wins.
@@timblessing2815I agree wholeheartedly. The only people more shocked than the crowd at the Foreman Fight were ALI and his cornermen. I agree , it was a lucky win and WAS - THE biggest win ( other than maybe the first Liston fight), of Ali's career. It was the fight that made him a LEGEND.
@paulhammack4882 most of white Americans wanted to see him move
Looked like Doug Jones won.
Close but Unanimously...no cigar! Das 😎 all. 👍🤔
No, Jones got some good punches in, but Ali overwhelmed him with volume and speed.
Not even close
And so Who is in the ring in 2024. Not interested in these people that most probably expired.
These were the Glory days of boxing. My ONLY sport! Today boxing has lost its luster. I was there from the 1960s on been to many ringside fights and met ALOT of my favorite Champions. Boxing seems to have taken a back seat today. I miss the glory days of boxing! Das 😎 all! 🏆 🥇 🥊🥊
Then why were you here?
@@rovingwarrior3710
Are you a knife...if so not very sharp! The video was the glory days. Not 2024...Das 😎 all.🥊🥊
Greatest robbery of 1963
Ali won...no doubt. Remember this was earlier in his career. The judges were not bious. Unless $$$$ a little grease was applied. I doubt it though. Das 😎 all.
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Ali is overated
HaHa you are funny!
I hope you are not confusing boxing with fighting. Big difference.
true he was
@@Cliff589 Yea sure pal!
@@dennishover4803 he was