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One thing you can say, Joe was as tough as nails.
@gerrymcintosh44772 ай бұрын
Omg, that was fabulous. What a boxing era. Nothing like it today. Glad to say I saw it live.
@widndn2 ай бұрын
Before my time just turned 58 the 80s my best era of boxing sugar ray marvellous marvin hands of stone roberto duran tommy hit man hearns also wilfred benitez all 5 of them.beat mayweather hands down in there prime all fought each other super boxers
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
Sugar ray. Duran. Hearns. Hagler, all really good stuff.
@widndn2 ай бұрын
How old are u watching the fights live
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
@@widndn best era lighter weights all fought each other
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 You said it. "Light wieghts" as great as they were, imo, not the same.
@widndn2 ай бұрын
This is my favorite Ali _ Frazier fight.
@ZicoDuco3 ай бұрын
Ali fought a very smart fight in this second matchup. He moved well, threw combinations when the opportunity presented itself, and tied Frazier up when he pressured him in close. Unlike the first fight, Ali didn't allow his ego and overconfidence to supersede a solid ring strategy. Ali could have won their first meeting if he had employed this same strategy. That, and allowing himself more time to recover from a tough fight against Bonavena.
@jamesbieschke24972 ай бұрын
The 2nd match was a non title In Madison sq.
@user-ss1rs3ov9f22 күн бұрын
Che match leggendario...
@Jkd695893 ай бұрын
Ppl ask Ali who was his toughest fighter. He said Frazier. But in reality it's Kenny Norton.
@paulsmith41393 ай бұрын
Ken norton awkward style for ali norton won 1st fight 2 3 rds ali won 2nd by 1 rd fading ali sept 76 was close cud av gone either way but norton didnt rip the title off ali
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Norton lost by 1 rd v prime holmes in 78 going into 15rd level on scorecards
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
You must know better than Ali himself, apparently.
@rcnelson2 ай бұрын
@@rcnelson I watched the fights
@paulsmith41392 ай бұрын
It was probably Ernie Shavers. I know Norton broke Ali’s jaw. Foreman destroyed Norton. That was all fun to watch. DOWN GOES FRAZIER!!!
@alanratay45832 ай бұрын
Joe was scary because he had a great chin. No matter what Ali did to him, Frazier just kept coming.
@TomF183 ай бұрын
Foreman had frazier down 8 9 times 2 fights bonevena also not sure if chuvalo not such a great chin
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
On another note joshua beats fury usk different animal now new trainer best ko ive seen for a long time sharp fast
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
Muhamed ali is an OG of boxing, i'm seeing that a lot of his moves are used by the best fighters today that were considered to be wrong back then
@mohamedhoussemknkr16073 ай бұрын
Exactly!
@GogglesPaesano3 ай бұрын
Ali yrs before is time no heavyweight boxer comes near a prime ali sugar ray leonard prime lighter ali
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
which boxers imitate Ali today? i don't see those moves in actual boxing. Yes, they were " inadequate " but Alis's athleticism allow him to get away with not using the standard technique.
@MrKidgavilan3 ай бұрын
@@MrKidgavilan ali was superb yrs before is time
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 yes, the Ali of 1964-67 was one of the best heavyweight of all times, very fast and great endurance, superb boxing skills, a style probably learned from the study of Sugar Ray Robinson; the Ali of the 1970s was good but different: he got hit a lot, used the incorrect tactic of the ropeadope (?) and lost some fights unnessecarily...
@MrKidgavilan2 ай бұрын
Ali vs joe great boxers 😅
@user-ho9mn5zg1k3 ай бұрын
You know, if Frazier had had Ali's arm reach he would've defeated Ali in every match.
@rcnelson2 ай бұрын
You know, if Ali had Frazier's hard punch, he would have kayoed Fraizer in every fight.
@shaz27612 ай бұрын
And Ali lost his speed after jail.If He wasn’t in There He would destroy Joe in every match and Frazier was a swarmer,no need for long arms.
@PowerBattles2 ай бұрын
@@PowerBattles good point. He was a close range fighter like Tyson. If he had long arms, he would have had to change his style to a more defensive discipline. Because you can only fight within your punching distance.
@shaz27612 ай бұрын
@@shaz2761 Exactly
@PowerBattles2 ай бұрын
That's funny. If Marciano had Ali's Legs and Liston's hands.
@robertcolman2598Ай бұрын
In all honesty , Ali just used Joe’s head as a punching bag in that round.
@kevinwaters58723 ай бұрын
Don't matter. Ali is the one that ended up in la la land
@Samantha_Lavery_Medici3 ай бұрын
No, Ali didn't get punchy, he got Parkinson's @@Samantha_Lavery_Medici
@youtoo22333 ай бұрын
@@Samantha_Lavery_Medici That was the first fight. Ali won this one and the next.
@TomF183 ай бұрын
@@TomF18 I'm not talking about who won or lost. Ali ended up in la la land. You know, having to be spoon fed and wear diapers etcetera.
@Samantha_Lavery_Medici3 ай бұрын
@@Samantha_Lavery_Medici Yeah, that was a shame. And Frazier still hated him ‘til the very end.
@TomF183 ай бұрын
Ali held literally every time they got in close and received nothing but warnings the entire fight. Fk this ref in particular.
@slabathonfury38793 ай бұрын
Eddie Futch had Ali held 130 times he was counting them its true what you say
@keithkimmeysr9533 ай бұрын
Ali initiates the punching, g .ets three or four in while Joe charges in and there is no way to go back further.
@dennispinnock3013 ай бұрын
Frazier is leading with his head Ali got every right to rough house ,Frazier has his own bag of tricks to .
@evanbarr92703 ай бұрын
Frazier never punched his way out of a hold either.
@johnc.heidenreich81173 ай бұрын
@@johnc.heidenreich8117 Did you evver fight an OCTUPUS like Ali?
@keithkimmeysr9533 ай бұрын
🔥
@sportschamps24863 ай бұрын
Many people don’t give II the respect it deserves as a great fight. It was
@charleshendrix2323 ай бұрын
Yeah, it’s cause of I and III being so epic, II gets a bit overshadowed. It’s still a great fight though.
@captainahab24853 ай бұрын
The best trilogy ever in boxing history!
@dshooter63912 ай бұрын
Lendária essa luta Frasier derrubava dez arvores a machadadas para aquecer 😢 Antes de cada luta
@edsonmorais50252 ай бұрын
Ali landed like over 40 punches joe only landed around 12 dominant round for Ali
@tt.60fps593 ай бұрын
Frazier wasn't as busy as he was the first fight...he punched constantly... especially when they clinched
@everettalan19182 ай бұрын
Wow ❤❤❤
@thomaswillans40852 ай бұрын
Love Ali but the clinch strategy was extremely excessive. In the 60's his legs and movement were so great he wouldn't have needed to tie Frazier up so much
@youtoo22333 ай бұрын
Frazier had the style he ended up on ali chest no option to tie him.up ali won easy 9 3 fight 2 ref stopped ali winning early tko
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 nah, Frazier was momentarily stunned but not that hurt, he was bobbing and weaving, he was far from getting knocked out
@youtoo22333 ай бұрын
Would av been stopped frazier
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Agree.. 60s Ali didn't even need a clinch.
@hudaarifathul6950Ай бұрын
Ali the greatest of all times boxed everyone in a great era of heavyweight not like these bums today
@paulneville8172Ай бұрын
Ali at his best gives Joe (and anyone else in history) 15 rounds of this - a lesson in boxing 🥊💥 The Greatest ❤
@robertcolman2598Ай бұрын
كينج
@user-cz9kc2dy6u2 ай бұрын
In another vid, Joe landed 400 body shots on Ali in that brutal Manila match
@user-ss1rs3ov9f3 ай бұрын
Nope he landed less than 300 body shots.. see in the stats.
@hudaarifathul6950Ай бұрын
The best fight footage of this fight was Jim Jacobs footage. If you haven't seen it, go see it. They used to show it all of the time on espn, as well! Abc butchered it so completely that it's like amateurs did it: watch abc's version and compare it to Jim Jacobs' version; the latter is way better; you can't even see many of the punches on abc's version(one of the fighter's back or side blocks the viewing of punches much of the time)
@pattrell52572 ай бұрын
Never seen jim.jacobs cant see him competing in ali era tyson era holmes era
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 Jim Jacob's was one of Tyson's managers in his prime: wore glasses as he got older. Nerdy looking fellow...Iconic fight voice! I'll see if I can find this footage: if not, I want provide some examples of who he is...
@pattrell52572 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y ABC's footage looked like an amateur did theirs compared to this. Their version looks like not much happened. I think Jacobs had the whole fight done his way, but the only thing we ever saw was this highlight version of mostly 2, 9, and 12. Jacobs' footage looked like an all-time great fight...I'd rather have had that version than the ABC letdown, scam version I actually received(bought) from a source. It wasn't the source's deal, but abc's! After seeing the Jacobs version for years, imagine my surprise to find out abc had botched it and that was the version I had bought! Anyway, the voice for this fight on that film is Jim Jacobs; he is also present on some other fights(as the Cleveland Williams fight earlier in the footage).
@pattrell52572 ай бұрын
@paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y ABC's footage looked like an amateur did theirs compared to this. Their version looks like not much happened. I think Jacobs had the whole fight done his way, but the only thing we ever saw was this highlight version of mostly 2, 9, and 12. Jacobs' footage looked like an all-time great fight...I'd rather have had that version than the ABC letdown, scam version I actually received(bought) from a source. It wasn't the source's deal, but abc's! After seeing the Jacobs version for years, imagine my surprise to find out abc had botched it and that was the version I had bought! Anyway, the voice for this fight on that film is Jim Jacobs; he is also present on some other fights(as the Cleveland Williams fight earlier in the footage).
@pattrell52572 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 @paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): ->*kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y *
@pattrell52572 ай бұрын
You can see Ali's speed here is very diminshed by this round. He was never quite as quick after the 3 year layoff. HOWEVER-In their first fight, March 8, 1971, I am not convinced the 1960s Ali would've beaten Joe that 1st fight. Here's my reasoning-By late 1970-early 1971, Ali had become very arrogant and cocky. He'd beaten everyone, even the U.S. Government! He totally disrespected Joe. I don't care if it was hype to sell tickets, or not. He fired Frazier up so greatly that Joe couldn't wait to get him in the ring. That first fight was the only time I ever saw someone just beat Ali around the ring like that. Ali was only 29 years old in that fight. If hewasn'tt prime, he was 95% of prime. There should've been 3 different knockdowns, but only 1 was official. Ali's right cheek was swollen grotesquely after the 10th round from those tremendous left hooks. Those who are my age that may remember this fight will probably remember it was one of the earliest closed circuit boxing broadcasts. Don King said it would never be on regular TV even after the outcome was known. He was mostly right. I watched patiently for around 10 years, or more, before the full fight was finally shown. The fight reminded me of the first Leonard/Duran fight. Because Frazier and Duran were both big underdogs, and loved to brawl and fight inside. They both went at the boxer with such fury that the boxer had to fight the aggressors fight. Its BS Leonard wanted to trade with Duran. Leonard fought differently in the second fight because Duran had nowhere near the desire as he did in their 1st fight. Joe and Norton were Ali's Kryptonite
@milojanis49013 ай бұрын
Yes Ken Norton too
@luciuskaesar64093 ай бұрын
The 60's Ali would have beaten Frazier without question. He was more accurate in his jab, and combinations. His footwork was faster and his defence was much better. If you want to see Ali in his absolute prime watch him in his 1967 match against Cleveland Williams. If Ali beat Frazier two out of three matches in the 70's.....
@drplot13 ай бұрын
Ali in his prime (1966-67) would have beaten any other fighter in their prime -- lighting fast, stamina to burn, deadly accurate jab, foot and head movement that made him nearly impossible to hit, and lethal combinations. He is ranked No. 1 by most boxing experts for good reason. An aside -- After a three year layoff, and only two professional fights prior to meeting Joe, Ali was most certainly not 95% of prime at the time.
@jamesbieschke24972 ай бұрын
Ali of 1966 67 beat norton frazier on same nite so fast dance for 15rds whup um.easy foreman kod frazier twice ducked shavers lyle norton ali boxed um.all norton kod by foreman shavers cooney
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
@@drplot1 100 percent correct
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
12 rounds ?
@martinhowarth812 ай бұрын
It was 12 rounds because it was not a title fight. Foreman held the title at that time
@willgoddiess65602 ай бұрын
Ali mout wakef : Ali dans son groupe humain genovefain, c'est celui qui renvoie l'onde magnétique cérébral depuis le futur ; s'agissant du Dasein et la corporation de toute chose, on remarque L'IMAGE RUNNER.
@user-qq4zh2kz1h3 ай бұрын
You get in the ring with Shavers, too?😂😂😂
@milojanis49013 ай бұрын
💯💪
@roguerebel823 ай бұрын
Ali greatest heavyweight boxer of all time my top 3 ali both sugar rays leonard robinson which order very difficult
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Ali won this Round for me clearly. What do you think ?
@ElTerribleProduction3 ай бұрын
Ali landed like over 40 punches joe only landed around 12 dominant round for Ali
@tt.60fps593 ай бұрын
Sure.. From this round to rest of the fight ali won each round.. 1 to 3 Ali,4 to 8 joe, 9 to 12 ali
@harshvardhanrohilla70673 ай бұрын
Absalutly won ,ran Joe into punches landed short punches that jolted Fraziers head ,Joe rushed in with head (witch is why Ali tied him up)only landed a few light shots.When you see this fight and Norton Vs Ali 2 a version that is clear & close you see all the short jolting shots that Ali lands up close ,clean good punches he outlanded both Frazier &Norton in the 1974 rematch fights(by a lot) .The period from sept 1973 Ali -Norton 2 -2nd Frazier fight then Foreman Where Ali greatest fights against atg. Fighters .
@evanbarr92703 ай бұрын
He grabbed Joe by the back of the head atleast ten times in this single round alone. No way it is a win. This is cheating of immense magnitude. By that criteria Jimmy Young should have won against Ali. However rules are always twisted and used contradictorily to favour Ali.
@sidharthk27933 ай бұрын
@@sidharthk2793 I dont agree ,what Ali is doing is legit in countering Fraziers tactics .,as for Young Ali looked way better against Jimmy than Norton did ?Young flat out kicked Nortons ass backing him up with fast combonations ,but pretty boy Ken got the decision for $reasons .Norton was favored bye the judges against Ali also .Ali wasnt as poular as you think back when all this was happening.
@evanbarr92703 ай бұрын
Iron Mike in his prime would take any of them in their prime. Every Tyson punch had evil intent.
@alanratay45832 ай бұрын
hahahaha you don't know nothing about boxing men
@manolako2 ай бұрын
@@manolako Killer intent. Mike took revenge on Larry Holmes for beating Ali. In short order, mind you.
@alanratay45832 ай бұрын
@@alanratay4583 Hahahaha you see? You don't know NOTHING about boxing, when Ali fought Holmes was sick and old, when Tyson defeated Holmes, Holmes was old, fat and was retired for two or three years
@manolako2 ай бұрын
Styles make fights. The man who handed Tyson his first loss, fought him exactly as he needed to to win. Keep him at bay with a strong accurate jab, don't stand right in front of him and trade punches, tie him up when he got in close, pepper him with combinations when the opportunity presented itself. In that one fight at least, Douglass fought Tyson exactly like Ali would have fought him. That said, Ali in his prime would have beaten Tyson. Most likely via TKO in the later rounds.
@jamesbieschke24972 ай бұрын
@@jamesbieschke2497 Mind you, Tyson only hit Douglas one time that whole fight and it was a long count that should have been a KO. Ali was a smart fighter.
@alanratay45832 ай бұрын
Es increíble como Frazier golpea con su cara los puños de Alí 😊
@joseluisflores2422 ай бұрын
Ali dominated the round by excessive holding and clinching to the point it became ridiculous. 134 clinches in 12 rounds. Ali won the 2nd Frazier fight with his usual punch and grab tactics and keep repeating that throughout the fight. And he could because no referee would dare stand up to Ali in the 1970’s
@5star643 ай бұрын
Boxing experts say "style wins fight".
@semiushobande-kutiolalekan54843 ай бұрын
@@semiushobande-kutiolalekan5484In this fight excessive grabbing and holding won this fight. Move punch and grab. Move punch and grab. Move punch and hold. Repeat throughout the fight.
@5star643 ай бұрын
Ali won fair square rd by rd punches landed ali outpuched frazier in all 3 fights
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172Frazier hit harder. Much harder. His style was never to outpunch his opponent.
@jewswhoswingssnakes9233 ай бұрын
Ali won easy watch the fight 3rd fight manilla pummelled frazier 13th 14th rd
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Frazier wins 2/3 if he could’ve ever got a ref to properly enforce the rules. Ali fought vs Joe like swing, swing, swing grab back of Joe’s neck and pull down Swing, swing, swing ...grab the back of Joes neck and pull down Rinse and repeat... those whole FN fight, ALL 3 fights... refs never said 💩 not one fn time. Total BS
@ezsmith37652 ай бұрын
Nope
@robertcolman2598Ай бұрын
Ali just couldn't stop himself pulling down on an opponents neck and never got penalised. He did it throughout his career.
@slavebitch13 ай бұрын
Ali won 9 rds to 3 v frazier ali outpunched frazier ali won easy
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
The greatest ali throwed lots of punches very accurate
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Bullshit ali outboxed him.outpuched him 9 3
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Ali had Joe in big trouble early in this fight. Tony Perez inexplicably ended the round prematurely, thereby denying Ali an almost certain knockout. The way Joe bulled in, there was a danger of an unintentional butt. So Ali had to hold Frazier by the back of the neck, to avoid this happening.
@jonathanwilliams83093 ай бұрын
Correct
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Ridiculous comment. Ali held excessively in all of his fights. Not just against Frazier.
@5star643 ай бұрын
@@5star64 ali won fair and square outpunched opponents ali before exile unbeatable 3 half yrs out nearly 29 took a bit of him.ali the greatest heavyweight of all time in out the ring never be another ali
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 Ali won by punching and holding every few seconds of every round. Ali strategy was simply use his superior hand speed to get off a fast combination. Then grab and hold Frazier so that Frazier can’t punch back. Ali repeated this throughout the fight. On average Ali grabbed the back of Frazier’s neck and head about every 15 seconds of every round and held him tight. And the hapless referee allowed him to get away with it. No warnings no rounds taken away no anything. Ali did not win fair and square. He used grabbing and holding as a way to control his opponents in all of his fights. Ali was the greatest holder and clincher of all times. Not the greatest fighter of all times. You need to actually watch what Ali did during his fights. And not hero worship him when you watch his fights.
@5star643 ай бұрын
Watch ali in 60s liston patterson cooper folley williams terell chuvalo outpunched outboxed them 70s quarry bonavena dunn bugner lyle wepner etc out boxed um.outpunched them foreman frazier norton tied um up then threw flurrys the greatest of all times ali
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Taunting Ali, just like a thug.
@bobwhite22 ай бұрын
Ali' grabbed Joe's neck throughout the match. Ali' had to win because he was Ali'
@fabrizioruffa77053 ай бұрын
Man! Guy knows how to fight to win. GOAT! All-Time.
@bolajiutube3 ай бұрын
Yes by punching and holding throughout his fights.
Joe Frazier era una topadora que Alí nunca pudo llegar a parar en los tres combates, Alí pegó pero sabía que Frazier tenía más poder en sus puños por eso no quería salir a combatir el último round en Manila y le rogó a su manager, A.Dundee tuvo que obligarlo prácticamente a qué se pusiera de pie nada más ya que sabía que no lo dejaban salir a Joe y este sí quería dejar todo en el ring a pesar de sus heridas, ahí se notó la diferencia en coraje, valor y bravura entre ambos reconocida por Alí al hijo de Frazier luego del mismo. Honor al gran "Smoking"Joe Frazier el más valiente peso pesado de la historia y honor al mejor peso pesado de la historia Muhammad Alí.
@rubenalvez49893 ай бұрын
Ali in is prime 24 25 1966 67 ali beats any heavyweight past or present so fast both hands feet exceptional boxer wrong taking is title in 1967 only age illness did ali prime ali beats anyone ali who comeback in oct 70 lost speed still excellent boxer not the ali of 67
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
I've never seen a man so driven by jealousy and hate as Joe Frazier was against Muhammad Ali
@benelias35563 ай бұрын
U must not know the dispicable racist names that Ali called Frazier
@MarcusDaniels-eb2jd2 ай бұрын
Could you blame him for the hate? I don't see the jealousy.
@kaskostl2 ай бұрын
Ali in his prime would have knocked out Tyson in his prime. This is not Ali’s prime. This Ali would have had trouble with a 21 or 22 year old Tyson. The Ali that dispatched Sonny Liston would have knocked out 22-22 Tyson.
@Civil_War_Now3 ай бұрын
I'm not sure Ali would have knocked out Tyson but he would have definitely won. Ali always did well against the powerful heavy punchers- Lyle, Foreman, Liston etc. Tyson succeeds with inclose boxing, because he doesn't have a long reach. Ali wouldn't have let Tyson get involved in in flighting. Ali would have constantly jabbed at a distance and setup quick combinations. He might have worn down Tyson and achieved a KO or TKO but more likely he would have won convincingly on points.
@drplot13 ай бұрын
@@drplot1 Ali in his prime. Not here. Frazier was consistently hitting him You can’t be consistently hit by a prime Tyson. Ali pre Vietnam issue would have knocked Tyson out.
@Civil_War_Now3 ай бұрын
Ali in 1966 67 v tyson 87 88 i think ali win points ali win the rds tie him up outpunch tyson dance away but if tyson connects ali in trouble but ali in 67 quick fast not get caught
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172 Fair points.
@Civil_War_Now3 ай бұрын
@@Civil_War_Now ali points win not ko
@paulneville81723 ай бұрын
Casius Clay was a great boxer, Mohamed Alí wasn't
@jmjimenez83 ай бұрын
His prime was 1966-67, as Ali. As Clay, he was still learning, still improving his skill sets.
@jamesbieschke24972 ай бұрын
All of u listen ali the greatest heavyweight of all time before exile unbeatable after exile still very good lost 20.percent ali fought liston patterson chuvalo terrell folley mildenberger cooper london williams frazier norton shavers lyle foreman quarry bonavena ali boxed everyone never be anyone better in out the ring hope this silence all the critics think hard
@paulneville81722 ай бұрын
@@paulneville8172Right, I agree. I just wanted say it shorter but it is what you say
@jmjimenez82 ай бұрын
Ali sure clinched a lot. Got away with a lot of crap.
@ThomasGellin-gv1ul3 ай бұрын
Ali also danced moved about threw lots of punches rd 2 frazier stopped only for ref the 9th rd ali threw a flurry dancing back 8 9 10 11 punches together
One thing you can say, Joe was as tough as nails.
Omg, that was fabulous. What a boxing era. Nothing like it today. Glad to say I saw it live.
Before my time just turned 58 the 80s my best era of boxing sugar ray marvellous marvin hands of stone roberto duran tommy hit man hearns also wilfred benitez all 5 of them.beat mayweather hands down in there prime all fought each other super boxers
Sugar ray. Duran. Hearns. Hagler, all really good stuff.
How old are u watching the fights live
@@widndn best era lighter weights all fought each other
@@paulneville8172 You said it. "Light wieghts" as great as they were, imo, not the same.
This is my favorite Ali _ Frazier fight.
Ali fought a very smart fight in this second matchup. He moved well, threw combinations when the opportunity presented itself, and tied Frazier up when he pressured him in close. Unlike the first fight, Ali didn't allow his ego and overconfidence to supersede a solid ring strategy. Ali could have won their first meeting if he had employed this same strategy. That, and allowing himself more time to recover from a tough fight against Bonavena.
The 2nd match was a non title In Madison sq.
Che match leggendario...
Ppl ask Ali who was his toughest fighter. He said Frazier. But in reality it's Kenny Norton.
Ken norton awkward style for ali norton won 1st fight 2 3 rds ali won 2nd by 1 rd fading ali sept 76 was close cud av gone either way but norton didnt rip the title off ali
Norton lost by 1 rd v prime holmes in 78 going into 15rd level on scorecards
You must know better than Ali himself, apparently.
@@rcnelson I watched the fights
It was probably Ernie Shavers. I know Norton broke Ali’s jaw. Foreman destroyed Norton. That was all fun to watch. DOWN GOES FRAZIER!!!
Joe was scary because he had a great chin. No matter what Ali did to him, Frazier just kept coming.
Foreman had frazier down 8 9 times 2 fights bonevena also not sure if chuvalo not such a great chin
On another note joshua beats fury usk different animal now new trainer best ko ive seen for a long time sharp fast
Muhamed ali is an OG of boxing, i'm seeing that a lot of his moves are used by the best fighters today that were considered to be wrong back then
Exactly!
Ali yrs before is time no heavyweight boxer comes near a prime ali sugar ray leonard prime lighter ali
which boxers imitate Ali today? i don't see those moves in actual boxing. Yes, they were " inadequate " but Alis's athleticism allow him to get away with not using the standard technique.
@@MrKidgavilan ali was superb yrs before is time
@@paulneville8172 yes, the Ali of 1964-67 was one of the best heavyweight of all times, very fast and great endurance, superb boxing skills, a style probably learned from the study of Sugar Ray Robinson; the Ali of the 1970s was good but different: he got hit a lot, used the incorrect tactic of the ropeadope (?) and lost some fights unnessecarily...
Ali vs joe great boxers 😅
You know, if Frazier had had Ali's arm reach he would've defeated Ali in every match.
You know, if Ali had Frazier's hard punch, he would have kayoed Fraizer in every fight.
And Ali lost his speed after jail.If He wasn’t in There He would destroy Joe in every match and Frazier was a swarmer,no need for long arms.
@@PowerBattles good point. He was a close range fighter like Tyson. If he had long arms, he would have had to change his style to a more defensive discipline. Because you can only fight within your punching distance.
@@shaz2761 Exactly
That's funny. If Marciano had Ali's Legs and Liston's hands.
In all honesty , Ali just used Joe’s head as a punching bag in that round.
Don't matter. Ali is the one that ended up in la la land
No, Ali didn't get punchy, he got Parkinson's @@Samantha_Lavery_Medici
@@Samantha_Lavery_Medici That was the first fight. Ali won this one and the next.
@@TomF18 I'm not talking about who won or lost. Ali ended up in la la land. You know, having to be spoon fed and wear diapers etcetera.
@@Samantha_Lavery_Medici Yeah, that was a shame. And Frazier still hated him ‘til the very end.
Ali held literally every time they got in close and received nothing but warnings the entire fight. Fk this ref in particular.
Eddie Futch had Ali held 130 times he was counting them its true what you say
Ali initiates the punching, g .ets three or four in while Joe charges in and there is no way to go back further.
Frazier is leading with his head Ali got every right to rough house ,Frazier has his own bag of tricks to .
Frazier never punched his way out of a hold either.
@@johnc.heidenreich8117 Did you evver fight an OCTUPUS like Ali?
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Many people don’t give II the respect it deserves as a great fight. It was
Yeah, it’s cause of I and III being so epic, II gets a bit overshadowed. It’s still a great fight though.
The best trilogy ever in boxing history!
Lendária essa luta Frasier derrubava dez arvores a machadadas para aquecer 😢 Antes de cada luta
Ali landed like over 40 punches joe only landed around 12 dominant round for Ali
Frazier wasn't as busy as he was the first fight...he punched constantly... especially when they clinched
Wow ❤❤❤
Love Ali but the clinch strategy was extremely excessive. In the 60's his legs and movement were so great he wouldn't have needed to tie Frazier up so much
Frazier had the style he ended up on ali chest no option to tie him.up ali won easy 9 3 fight 2 ref stopped ali winning early tko
@@paulneville8172 nah, Frazier was momentarily stunned but not that hurt, he was bobbing and weaving, he was far from getting knocked out
Would av been stopped frazier
Agree.. 60s Ali didn't even need a clinch.
Ali the greatest of all times boxed everyone in a great era of heavyweight not like these bums today
Ali at his best gives Joe (and anyone else in history) 15 rounds of this - a lesson in boxing 🥊💥 The Greatest ❤
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In another vid, Joe landed 400 body shots on Ali in that brutal Manila match
Nope he landed less than 300 body shots.. see in the stats.
The best fight footage of this fight was Jim Jacobs footage. If you haven't seen it, go see it. They used to show it all of the time on espn, as well! Abc butchered it so completely that it's like amateurs did it: watch abc's version and compare it to Jim Jacobs' version; the latter is way better; you can't even see many of the punches on abc's version(one of the fighter's back or side blocks the viewing of punches much of the time)
Never seen jim.jacobs cant see him competing in ali era tyson era holmes era
@@paulneville8172 Jim Jacob's was one of Tyson's managers in his prime: wore glasses as he got older. Nerdy looking fellow...Iconic fight voice! I'll see if I can find this footage: if not, I want provide some examples of who he is...
@@paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y ABC's footage looked like an amateur did theirs compared to this. Their version looks like not much happened. I think Jacobs had the whole fight done his way, but the only thing we ever saw was this highlight version of mostly 2, 9, and 12. Jacobs' footage looked like an all-time great fight...I'd rather have had that version than the ABC letdown, scam version I actually received(bought) from a source. It wasn't the source's deal, but abc's! After seeing the Jacobs version for years, imagine my surprise to find out abc had botched it and that was the version I had bought! Anyway, the voice for this fight on that film is Jim Jacobs; he is also present on some other fights(as the Cleveland Williams fight earlier in the footage).
@paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y ABC's footage looked like an amateur did theirs compared to this. Their version looks like not much happened. I think Jacobs had the whole fight done his way, but the only thing we ever saw was this highlight version of mostly 2, 9, and 12. Jacobs' footage looked like an all-time great fight...I'd rather have had that version than the ABC letdown, scam version I actually received(bought) from a source. It wasn't the source's deal, but abc's! After seeing the Jacobs version for years, imagine my surprise to find out abc had botched it and that was the version I had bought! Anyway, the voice for this fight on that film is Jim Jacobs; he is also present on some other fights(as the Cleveland Williams fight earlier in the footage).
@@paulneville8172 @paulneville8172 Skip ahead to about 1 hr 39 and you'll see highlights of AIi VS Frazier 2 look far better than abc did(at the time of the height of abc's sports legacy): ->*kzhead.info/sun/l7OdoK2qbYaFmnA/bejne.htmlsi=5PIp2WJacQ80GP0Y *
You can see Ali's speed here is very diminshed by this round. He was never quite as quick after the 3 year layoff. HOWEVER-In their first fight, March 8, 1971, I am not convinced the 1960s Ali would've beaten Joe that 1st fight. Here's my reasoning-By late 1970-early 1971, Ali had become very arrogant and cocky. He'd beaten everyone, even the U.S. Government! He totally disrespected Joe. I don't care if it was hype to sell tickets, or not. He fired Frazier up so greatly that Joe couldn't wait to get him in the ring. That first fight was the only time I ever saw someone just beat Ali around the ring like that. Ali was only 29 years old in that fight. If hewasn'tt prime, he was 95% of prime. There should've been 3 different knockdowns, but only 1 was official. Ali's right cheek was swollen grotesquely after the 10th round from those tremendous left hooks. Those who are my age that may remember this fight will probably remember it was one of the earliest closed circuit boxing broadcasts. Don King said it would never be on regular TV even after the outcome was known. He was mostly right. I watched patiently for around 10 years, or more, before the full fight was finally shown. The fight reminded me of the first Leonard/Duran fight. Because Frazier and Duran were both big underdogs, and loved to brawl and fight inside. They both went at the boxer with such fury that the boxer had to fight the aggressors fight. Its BS Leonard wanted to trade with Duran. Leonard fought differently in the second fight because Duran had nowhere near the desire as he did in their 1st fight. Joe and Norton were Ali's Kryptonite
Yes Ken Norton too
The 60's Ali would have beaten Frazier without question. He was more accurate in his jab, and combinations. His footwork was faster and his defence was much better. If you want to see Ali in his absolute prime watch him in his 1967 match against Cleveland Williams. If Ali beat Frazier two out of three matches in the 70's.....
Ali in his prime (1966-67) would have beaten any other fighter in their prime -- lighting fast, stamina to burn, deadly accurate jab, foot and head movement that made him nearly impossible to hit, and lethal combinations. He is ranked No. 1 by most boxing experts for good reason. An aside -- After a three year layoff, and only two professional fights prior to meeting Joe, Ali was most certainly not 95% of prime at the time.
Ali of 1966 67 beat norton frazier on same nite so fast dance for 15rds whup um.easy foreman kod frazier twice ducked shavers lyle norton ali boxed um.all norton kod by foreman shavers cooney
@@drplot1 100 percent correct
12 rounds ?
It was 12 rounds because it was not a title fight. Foreman held the title at that time
Ali mout wakef : Ali dans son groupe humain genovefain, c'est celui qui renvoie l'onde magnétique cérébral depuis le futur ; s'agissant du Dasein et la corporation de toute chose, on remarque L'IMAGE RUNNER.
You get in the ring with Shavers, too?😂😂😂
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Ali greatest heavyweight boxer of all time my top 3 ali both sugar rays leonard robinson which order very difficult
Ali won this Round for me clearly. What do you think ?
Ali landed like over 40 punches joe only landed around 12 dominant round for Ali
Sure.. From this round to rest of the fight ali won each round.. 1 to 3 Ali,4 to 8 joe, 9 to 12 ali
Absalutly won ,ran Joe into punches landed short punches that jolted Fraziers head ,Joe rushed in with head (witch is why Ali tied him up)only landed a few light shots.When you see this fight and Norton Vs Ali 2 a version that is clear & close you see all the short jolting shots that Ali lands up close ,clean good punches he outlanded both Frazier &Norton in the 1974 rematch fights(by a lot) .The period from sept 1973 Ali -Norton 2 -2nd Frazier fight then Foreman Where Ali greatest fights against atg. Fighters .
He grabbed Joe by the back of the head atleast ten times in this single round alone. No way it is a win. This is cheating of immense magnitude. By that criteria Jimmy Young should have won against Ali. However rules are always twisted and used contradictorily to favour Ali.
@@sidharthk2793 I dont agree ,what Ali is doing is legit in countering Fraziers tactics .,as for Young Ali looked way better against Jimmy than Norton did ?Young flat out kicked Nortons ass backing him up with fast combonations ,but pretty boy Ken got the decision for $reasons .Norton was favored bye the judges against Ali also .Ali wasnt as poular as you think back when all this was happening.
Iron Mike in his prime would take any of them in their prime. Every Tyson punch had evil intent.
hahahaha you don't know nothing about boxing men
@@manolako Killer intent. Mike took revenge on Larry Holmes for beating Ali. In short order, mind you.
@@alanratay4583 Hahahaha you see? You don't know NOTHING about boxing, when Ali fought Holmes was sick and old, when Tyson defeated Holmes, Holmes was old, fat and was retired for two or three years
Styles make fights. The man who handed Tyson his first loss, fought him exactly as he needed to to win. Keep him at bay with a strong accurate jab, don't stand right in front of him and trade punches, tie him up when he got in close, pepper him with combinations when the opportunity presented itself. In that one fight at least, Douglass fought Tyson exactly like Ali would have fought him. That said, Ali in his prime would have beaten Tyson. Most likely via TKO in the later rounds.
@@jamesbieschke2497 Mind you, Tyson only hit Douglas one time that whole fight and it was a long count that should have been a KO. Ali was a smart fighter.
Es increíble como Frazier golpea con su cara los puños de Alí 😊
Ali dominated the round by excessive holding and clinching to the point it became ridiculous. 134 clinches in 12 rounds. Ali won the 2nd Frazier fight with his usual punch and grab tactics and keep repeating that throughout the fight. And he could because no referee would dare stand up to Ali in the 1970’s
Boxing experts say "style wins fight".
@@semiushobande-kutiolalekan5484In this fight excessive grabbing and holding won this fight. Move punch and grab. Move punch and grab. Move punch and hold. Repeat throughout the fight.
Ali won fair square rd by rd punches landed ali outpuched frazier in all 3 fights
@@paulneville8172Frazier hit harder. Much harder. His style was never to outpunch his opponent.
Ali won easy watch the fight 3rd fight manilla pummelled frazier 13th 14th rd
Frazier wins 2/3 if he could’ve ever got a ref to properly enforce the rules. Ali fought vs Joe like swing, swing, swing grab back of Joe’s neck and pull down Swing, swing, swing ...grab the back of Joes neck and pull down Rinse and repeat... those whole FN fight, ALL 3 fights... refs never said 💩 not one fn time. Total BS
Nope
Ali just couldn't stop himself pulling down on an opponents neck and never got penalised. He did it throughout his career.
Ali won 9 rds to 3 v frazier ali outpunched frazier ali won easy
The greatest ali throwed lots of punches very accurate
Bullshit ali outboxed him.outpuched him 9 3
Ali had Joe in big trouble early in this fight. Tony Perez inexplicably ended the round prematurely, thereby denying Ali an almost certain knockout. The way Joe bulled in, there was a danger of an unintentional butt. So Ali had to hold Frazier by the back of the neck, to avoid this happening.
Correct
Ridiculous comment. Ali held excessively in all of his fights. Not just against Frazier.
@@5star64 ali won fair and square outpunched opponents ali before exile unbeatable 3 half yrs out nearly 29 took a bit of him.ali the greatest heavyweight of all time in out the ring never be another ali
@@paulneville8172 Ali won by punching and holding every few seconds of every round. Ali strategy was simply use his superior hand speed to get off a fast combination. Then grab and hold Frazier so that Frazier can’t punch back. Ali repeated this throughout the fight. On average Ali grabbed the back of Frazier’s neck and head about every 15 seconds of every round and held him tight. And the hapless referee allowed him to get away with it. No warnings no rounds taken away no anything. Ali did not win fair and square. He used grabbing and holding as a way to control his opponents in all of his fights. Ali was the greatest holder and clincher of all times. Not the greatest fighter of all times. You need to actually watch what Ali did during his fights. And not hero worship him when you watch his fights.
Watch ali in 60s liston patterson cooper folley williams terell chuvalo outpunched outboxed them 70s quarry bonavena dunn bugner lyle wepner etc out boxed um.outpunched them foreman frazier norton tied um up then threw flurrys the greatest of all times ali
Taunting Ali, just like a thug.
Ali' grabbed Joe's neck throughout the match. Ali' had to win because he was Ali'
Man! Guy knows how to fight to win. GOAT! All-Time.
Yes by punching and holding throughout his fights.
フレイジヤーが勝っていたと思う試合だった。３－０の判定でアリの勝ち。ケンノートンもだが、二人とも不運なチャンピオンだった。
Joe Frazier era una topadora que Alí nunca pudo llegar a parar en los tres combates, Alí pegó pero sabía que Frazier tenía más poder en sus puños por eso no quería salir a combatir el último round en Manila y le rogó a su manager, A.Dundee tuvo que obligarlo prácticamente a qué se pusiera de pie nada más ya que sabía que no lo dejaban salir a Joe y este sí quería dejar todo en el ring a pesar de sus heridas, ahí se notó la diferencia en coraje, valor y bravura entre ambos reconocida por Alí al hijo de Frazier luego del mismo. Honor al gran "Smoking"Joe Frazier el más valiente peso pesado de la historia y honor al mejor peso pesado de la historia Muhammad Alí.
Ali in is prime 24 25 1966 67 ali beats any heavyweight past or present so fast both hands feet exceptional boxer wrong taking is title in 1967 only age illness did ali prime ali beats anyone ali who comeback in oct 70 lost speed still excellent boxer not the ali of 67
I've never seen a man so driven by jealousy and hate as Joe Frazier was against Muhammad Ali
U must not know the dispicable racist names that Ali called Frazier
Could you blame him for the hate? I don't see the jealousy.
Ali in his prime would have knocked out Tyson in his prime. This is not Ali’s prime. This Ali would have had trouble with a 21 or 22 year old Tyson. The Ali that dispatched Sonny Liston would have knocked out 22-22 Tyson.
I'm not sure Ali would have knocked out Tyson but he would have definitely won. Ali always did well against the powerful heavy punchers- Lyle, Foreman, Liston etc. Tyson succeeds with inclose boxing, because he doesn't have a long reach. Ali wouldn't have let Tyson get involved in in flighting. Ali would have constantly jabbed at a distance and setup quick combinations. He might have worn down Tyson and achieved a KO or TKO but more likely he would have won convincingly on points.
@@drplot1 Ali in his prime. Not here. Frazier was consistently hitting him You can’t be consistently hit by a prime Tyson. Ali pre Vietnam issue would have knocked Tyson out.
Ali in 1966 67 v tyson 87 88 i think ali win points ali win the rds tie him up outpunch tyson dance away but if tyson connects ali in trouble but ali in 67 quick fast not get caught
@@paulneville8172 Fair points.
@@Civil_War_Now ali points win not ko
Casius Clay was a great boxer, Mohamed Alí wasn't
His prime was 1966-67, as Ali. As Clay, he was still learning, still improving his skill sets.
All of u listen ali the greatest heavyweight of all time before exile unbeatable after exile still very good lost 20.percent ali fought liston patterson chuvalo terrell folley mildenberger cooper london williams frazier norton shavers lyle foreman quarry bonavena ali boxed everyone never be anyone better in out the ring hope this silence all the critics think hard
@@paulneville8172Right, I agree. I just wanted say it shorter but it is what you say
Ali sure clinched a lot. Got away with a lot of crap.
Ali also danced moved about threw lots of punches rd 2 frazier stopped only for ref the 9th rd ali threw a flurry dancing back 8 9 10 11 punches together