MUHAMMAD ALI IN ACTION (Highlights of 34 professional fights in chronological order) • MUHAMMAD ALI IN ACTION Muhammad Ali highlights • Muhammad Ali Highlights
@@muhammaddawoodakhalwaya313 Muslims can smoke tobacco and considering the time he was alive it was more then likely he smoked (back in those days smoking wasn't frowned upon as it is now and was viewed as an adult and sophisticated activity)
Yeah , some people always make an excuse like , nah im tired , nah no time for it , nah im dont want do it , thats why just 0,000001% people who as consistent as ali
Three and a half plus, and yeah, OMG. THAT would be the only cat I would bet against Ali, who he would have become further still, 25 and a quarter I think to 28 and three quarters years old. give or take. Much as I would miss the fantastic Frazier trilogy and full drama, I doubt even in 1971, without the exile, there is need for third fights, maybe not even a 2nd as far as Norton goes. I don't think he loses against either, in 1967 and beyond. Joe had EVERYTHING going for him, from getting to be a Champion himself, confidence wise, to Ali's layoff to Ali meeting him after only two tune ups, owing I guess to exhorbitant legal fees, along with a divorce, as well and really hospitalized Joe, who was never the same fighter again, after his peak here, though he brought the same willingness to die in the third bout with Ali, both past peak of course and battling for their souls, my fave and I think the best ever, since I saw it at ten years old, still do. Plus, he could have reigned for all intents and purposes about the same as Joe Louis, plus or minus one year. I forget, the four WW2 years, are they a part of Louis' under 12 years reign? He didn't have any defenses then.
+Nun Ya a prime 27 to 29 year old ali without a layoff would have destroyed frazier once and then frazier would have been forgotten norton wouldnt have touched him and he wouldnt have fought spinks holmes or berbick
Stephen Whitemore Preach. Frazier and Norton, owing to heart and style, respectively, would not have been EASY, but as I believe I have posted here or elsewhere, Frazier was at the PEAK of his powers for their first fight, had the fuel of hate owing to Ali's barbs, which owed to how his title was wrongfully stripped of him, and how Joe was, in his mind, okay with The Man and America, etc. Joe was NEVER the same fighter, despite his win, nearly DIED from the fight, and avoided fighting for a LONG time, fighting maybe 2-3 times to Ali's 12-13 in the same time frame after, and was FORCED to fight FOREMAN, since he was staying inactive. His manager urged Joe to RETIRE. Norton was built to confound post exile Ali, crouchy, peekaboo, counter puncher, etc...but Cassius or 60's Ali, TOO DAMN FAST, dance all night, can't be hit, just out points the man, period, and no bad tooth=broken jaw, either. Ali could have retired undefeated or out of boredom, same reign and numbers as Joe Louis, dozen years or so, but without all the bums on Louis' record, though I highly respect both Joes. PEACE
this man came back after a 3 year lay off and knocked out the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time , knocked out the man who knocked out more heavyweights than any other man.
Ali was 29-0 and unbeatable when he got banned from boxing for over 3½ years... and was terrible when he came back compared to his former self (and still beat a whole list of hall of famers).. but just imagine if he never got banned.. he would have been like 70-0.. and most people believe Ali never reached his prime because his prime should have been during the time he was banned.
M Maash Yeah.. Ali went to the draft and didn't step forward.. so he had to go to court and fought it all the way to supreme court and beat it.. and nobody has ever been drafted after that war. Boxing banned him while he fought the case in court.. once he beat it, they finally reinstated him, especially after everyone realized the whole Vietnam war was a sham.
What he lost could never be regained - his youth. He had a unique gift of speed, timing, stamina, reflexes and skill. Those 5 qualities made him the Great fighter and Athlete he was in his youth. After the comeback, the speed was diminished, the stamina was never the same, the reflexes were gone and his skill level on the downside. He won a lot of his fights in the 70's on heart and pride. A damn shame those three and a half years were lost to the fight public. A damn shame because we'll never really know just how GREAT he truly, truly could have been. Would have been something to witness!
His greatness is the things you think he lost, when he was younger his speed and mouth devastated his opponents. With old age his mouth, wisdom and timing devastated his opponents. You only great as the things that test you and you conquer it!!!!
ManofSteel3720 Love your comment and very true... I followed him from a young age during the mid 60's when I was only 4 years old watching his fights on a Valve B&W TV
Would have been something to witness!?!? Are you blind? You have to be with a statement like that as he was one of the most beautiful and entertaining things ive ever seen to this day...
True but Ali had the footwork and head movement. Tyson would be no challenge for Ali. Now fight to watch would be a 25 year old Jack Johnson vs a 25 year old Muhammad Ali.
Young tyson cut off the ring very well and young ali extended the ring better than anyone ever.....i think even when tyson cut it off ali would have either maneuvered out of it or tied him up and kept circling and jabbing.....i think cassius clay beats tyson, but not sure if the muhammed ali that. Ought post frazier 1 would....would have loved to see both
He really was and still is the greatest...seeing the way he is now, and that spirit still burning as fierce as it did, makes me cry to know that nothing could ever break this man. Bless you Ali.
Amazing foot work, tremendous speed, he's the greatest of all time, even after the day he leaves Muhammad Ali has every right to be the way he is, it's not cocky. It's confidence, and his ability to box beautifully can back him up #MuhammadAli #Ali #TheGreatesofAllTime
the hardest fight in a boxing match is the fight against yourself and Muhammad ali is the best at it , that's why hes by far the greatest fighter that has ever lived.
@@danieleparesce2271 No, you're completely wrong. Ali used to teach tyson a lesson in boxing Do not forget that Ali did not fall throughout his career with a knockout, while Tyson fell several times .
@@danieleparesce2271tyson himself is terrified of ali,tyson is without a doubt a very powerful boxer but ali knocked people like him out of the ring sometimes lol
Not just boxing greatest of all time but sportsman of all time and one of the original beautiful characters of all time. The way he excited, entertained and inspired people makes him a truly gift of God. God bless him on the behalf of humanity. Amen.
While taking breaks from studying, I like to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. Dancing like Muhammad Ali and doing the shuffle are pretty hard, but it's fun to do to learn how to dance like Ali. I am not a boxer, and I enjoyed learning Muhammad Ali's sweet science of boxing for fun.
Muhammad Ali Is Indeed A Great Boxer, Who Fought Great!!!! He Is The Example Of A "Scientific Boxer." We Should Give Him Credit For Not Being A Boxer Destroyer, To Harm His Opponent Physically, But To Break His Pride, Psychologically To Defeat Him. He Cared For People; He Cared For Humanity. This Is Why Muhammad Ali Is: "The Greatest Boxer Of All Times!!!!"
Before when i saw Muhammad Ali and his training for the first time, i didn't think he was anything special but the more i watched it, the more beautiful and incredible his movements are. Truly one of the most iconic boxer in my opinion
This filled me with pride and sadness... seeing how absolutely primed and physically fit he was and how unceremoniously he was robbed by parkinsons... Wonderful man all round... inshallah....
Best thing is he never lifted weights and still was built like a rock. Thats how strong he was, u could hit him in the abdomen area all day long and he wont budge. He truly was a physical specimen too.
Apart from being a great boxer Ali was also a marketing genius.He knew exactly how to draw the spotlight and media towards him and boy the media sure loved him...
Just a supremely talented, naturally gifted athlete, although he didn't always train as hard as he should've latterly, the first Spinks fight was just a week or two for example, but his heart and courage throughout his career were second to none. Robbed of his best years by the US govt. RIP GOAT, legacy secured forever.
Dancing, punching, and TALKING at the same time is absolutely no joke, try shadowboxing for just 3 minutes (Also I appreciate the editor for not putting any music in the background)
When Muhammad Ali comes into view, the dogs start barking, kids start running and the windows are thrown up. Everybody runs into the street, and down the dusty road comes the figure, the person.
interviewer: i heard u met don warner today ali: yeah itv: how was he? ali: he wasnt too friendly, he didnt shake my hand itv: so what u gon do about it? ali: now he must fall
In the current era of giant heavyweights, what you have to remember when you watch these clips, is that Ali wasn't a small heavyweight. He was 6' 3" and 220lbs (15st 10lbs / 99kg), which makes his footwork, speed and stamina all the more amazing.
Ali was not knowned to be a big puncher,but watching him hit the bag @ having boxed myself @ am certain like I have always been that Ali had snap to his punches.Very good video indeed,thanks for showing it.
Ali actually had pretty good power. Obviously not in the foreman Tyson Louis category but Ali could hit. He had an 80% ko ratio in the 60's. Sonny Liston after the first fight said Ali could punch! his power is underrated.
Muhammad he's just legendary. You can't compare him to MayWeather neither PacMan. -Fighters like PacMan use their ability of strength against there opponent. Punch strong, fist like bricks...Stamina they work on. -Fighters like MayWeather do it mentally, he wants the opponent to come towards him, taunting him all the way through the match. (The remaining time PacMan and other fighters like him, have to remain calm.) It's proven mentality wins the fights. Muhammad used his opponents strength against him. "Like come on, is that the best you have? It's been round 3 and you still haven't won" People talk about "Who would win in a fight, Mike Tyson known as (Iron Mike) Or Muhammad Ali." My answer is that Muhammad would use Tysons aggression as he fights like an animal in the ring against him. Tyson would be down in the 10th round. His stamina was unreal, nothing compared to Muhammad's. I love Mike don't get me wrong in his prime days he was an machine like he just walked out of skynet, ready to claim whats his. Muhammad was totally different, he fought different he was unique that's whats great about Ali.
"Like, come on...etc" isn't taunting as well? What are you saying man? Come with something real. What Ali had was not only his unbreakable spirit and stamina, he had the best footwork possible for that time and a great feeling of the match, the whole ring was like it's body. And let's not forget he was taunting his opponents, there are a few videos about his taunting on UA-cam, go and watch them and then come with a decent argument about Ali greatness.
@David T nice to see someone else with a realistic view on boxing , I love Tyson I used to get up at 3am to watch him fight when I was a kid ... I watched VHS tapes of Ali around the same time I'm a big fan of both, I'd pick either version of Ali to beat Tyson pre exile it's little more than a athletic display by Ali as most of his contests were ... Post exile he'd out think him out wit him and more importantly he'd out fight him ... I personally find it difficult picking any heavyweight in history to beat a pre exile Ali he was displaying boxing of the kind never seen before or since
Bre--another one, I like to share with kids maybe 6-9 years old, teaching them how to do their own little mock Ali version, and they love is: I'm so fast I can hit your hands three times and you won't even see it! Hold your hands up, when I say, "Go", you say, " 1-2-3 Go", and I'll show you (1-2-3 Go, goes the child, with their two hands up in front of them) "Wanna see it agin?"
This guy was made for boxing every move he made WAS BEAUTIFUL. NOT AKWARD AND STANDING THERE MOVING HIS HEAD SIDE TO SIDE GETTING HIT AND BUSTING UP HIS FACE!!!.....DUNDEE SAID HE WAS SO AGILE IT WAS SCARY.......HE WAS BEAUTIFUL IN THE RING AND A CHARACTER AND A HALF....HES MY FAVORITE....BUT I GIVE PROPS TO ALL THIS IS A CRAZY TOUGH SPORT....GOD BLESS THEM ALL
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“I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion’.” -Muhammad Ali
The wise ones are always the greatest ones.
As the legend said himself:
'I Am the Greatest'
Beautiful lesson and quote
He always sounds like his sentences are part of a rhythm, almost a poetic way of talking.
Predicted everything , 7th round tired foreman had nothimg left
Exactly.. He ws amazing in every way
It's called a preacher's voice. Dr. King had it. Malcolm X had it.
Mansa Gabriel it’s a southern thing 💯
I think Muhammad Ali used to write poetry when he was in school. They say that he was pretty good at it.
Thank you for not putting no stupid music over the top, those boxing gym noises are beautiful.
Buffalo Puppy Sup
Buffalo Puppy The athletes worked out at the gym like todays musculation?
The lion of Judah reply bro jealous ass niggah
Ahlahayam Ban Yawarashalam #itsjustyouropinionanditwillalwaysbeanopinion
Buffalo Puppy You welcome
He never used alcohol, tobacco, or drugs his entire life.
Clean living, clean food, and total dedication to his profession.
Gy Bx how are you that sure ?
Muhammad Dawood Akhalwaya not all of his like though
@@muhammaddawoodakhalwaya313 Don't be a wally.
Now what’s the point of doing that when your job fucks your brain up for life anyways.
@@muhammaddawoodakhalwaya313 Muslims can smoke tobacco and considering the time he was alive it was more then likely he smoked (back in those days smoking wasn't frowned upon as it is now and was viewed as an adult and sophisticated activity)
People don't realize how much stamina it takes to dance and throw punches every round !..if you dont believe go try and do it for just 3 minutes
I can survive three
Hayduh while getting punched back
Aubf Abdb yes ffs I’ve been boxing for five years don’t act superior
Actually dancing didn’t take too much stamina, that’s one thing that made it so special
@@hayduh6819 plz give me some advice on how to get better at boxing...i m a beginner
"Am I as fast as I was? Man I'm so fast last night I cut the light off in my bedroom hit the switch and was in bed before the room was dark" -ali
This dude fought like a damn comic book character. Every moment was so well practiced it looked like someone drew it. An absolute legend.
Yea, god wrote him!
@@Anonymous-ym2qw and that's a FACT!
@@tarker3241 The GOAT, miss the genius 😔
HAHAHA brilliant. Well said and well OBSERVED.
Muhammad Ali is still the greatest. We miss you champ.
Cheers.
David Smith Ali Ali Ali.
Ali Ali
Ali
Your channel name is facts
Nopeee Mike tyson
Ali makes hard work look almost fun. minimal equipment. just consistent as hell.
But the consistent part :v
Lol , i mean i like the consistent part , Theres just like 0,000001 (700 People from 7 Billion people ) who as consistent as ali 😁
Yeah , some people always make an excuse like , nah im tired , nah no time for it , nah im dont want do it , thats why just 0,000001% people who as consistent as ali
Yes indeed
It's a real shame we missed out on 3 years of prime Ali
Three and a half plus, and yeah, OMG. THAT would be the only cat I would bet against Ali, who he would have become further still, 25 and a quarter I think to 28 and three quarters years old. give or take.
Much as I would miss the fantastic Frazier trilogy and full drama, I doubt even in 1971, without the exile, there is need for third fights, maybe not even a 2nd as far as Norton goes. I don't think he loses against either, in 1967 and beyond. Joe had EVERYTHING going for him, from getting to be a Champion himself, confidence wise, to Ali's layoff to Ali meeting him after only two tune ups, owing I guess to exhorbitant legal fees, along with a divorce, as well and really hospitalized Joe, who was never the same fighter again, after his peak here, though he brought the same willingness to die in the third bout with Ali, both past peak of course and battling for their souls, my fave and I think the best ever, since I saw it at ten years old, still do.
Plus, he could have reigned for all intents and purposes about the same as Joe Louis, plus or minus one year. I forget, the four WW2 years, are they a part of Louis' under 12 years reign? He didn't have any defenses then.
3 years and 7 months.
+Nun Ya a prime 27 to 29 year old ali without a layoff would have destroyed frazier once and then frazier would have been forgotten norton wouldnt have touched him and he wouldnt have fought spinks holmes or berbick
Stephen Whitemore Preach. Frazier and Norton, owing to heart and style, respectively, would not have been EASY, but as I believe I have posted here or elsewhere, Frazier was at the PEAK of his powers for their first fight, had the fuel of hate owing to Ali's barbs, which owed to how his title was wrongfully stripped of him, and how Joe was, in his mind, okay with The Man and America, etc.
Joe was NEVER the same fighter, despite his win, nearly DIED from the fight, and avoided fighting for a LONG time, fighting maybe 2-3 times to Ali's 12-13 in the same time frame after, and was FORCED to fight FOREMAN, since he was staying inactive. His manager urged Joe to RETIRE.
Norton was built to confound post exile Ali, crouchy, peekaboo, counter puncher, etc...but Cassius or 60's Ali, TOO DAMN FAST, dance all night, can't be hit, just out points the man, period, and no bad tooth=broken jaw, either.
Ali could have retired undefeated or out of boredom, same reign and numbers as Joe Louis, dozen years or so, but without all the bums on Louis' record, though I highly respect both Joes.
PEACE
Fuck the military
first guy that made training fun to watch
LOL, I'm on my toes now lol... The Greatest!!!
Watch Bruce Lee's training
Dude right! Mind fuck actually
I think it's always nice to Watch fighters and even amatuers train
this man came back after a 3 year lay off and knocked out the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time , knocked out the man who knocked out more heavyweights than any other man.
He didn't knock him out
@@calogerogriffin861 he did
@@jones6613 So Foreman went OUT? Jeez then who's that guy who stand up on the 8 count? Guess that's a random fan right👍
@@calogerogriffin861do you even know what a knockout is, he wasn’t out cold but he was knocked out
@@jones6613 i would say it was a tko
Ali was 29-0 and unbeatable when he got banned from boxing for over 3½ years... and was terrible when he came back compared to his former self (and still beat a whole list of hall of famers).. but just imagine if he never got banned.. he would have been like 70-0.. and most people believe Ali never reached his prime because his prime should have been during the time he was banned.
Why was he banned?
He was banned because he refused to go fight in wars. His religion (Islam) prohibited him from hurting or killing anyone or anything.
I agree with you, what I meant to say was that his decision was based from his religion.
M Maash Yeah.. Ali went to the draft and didn't step forward.. so he had to go to court and fought it all the way to supreme court and beat it.. and nobody has ever been drafted after that war. Boxing banned him while he fought the case in court.. once he beat it, they finally reinstated him, especially after everyone realized the whole Vietnam war was a sham.
Ana Costellano I think he still would have lost to Frazier
What he lost could never be regained - his youth. He had a unique gift of speed, timing, stamina, reflexes and skill. Those 5 qualities made him the Great fighter and Athlete he was in his youth. After the comeback, the speed was diminished, the stamina was never the same, the reflexes were gone and his skill level on the downside. He won a lot of his fights in the 70's on heart and pride. A damn shame those three and a half years were lost to the fight public. A damn shame because we'll never really know just how GREAT he truly, truly could have been. Would have been something to witness!
His greatness is the things you think he lost, when he was younger his speed and mouth devastated his opponents. With old age his mouth, wisdom and timing devastated his opponents. You only great as the things that test you and you conquer it!!!!
***** His reflexes and speed had deteriorated but he ended up showing his extremely strong chin
ManofSteel3720 Love your comment and very true... I followed him from a young age during the mid 60's when I was only 4 years old watching his fights on a Valve B&W TV
Would have been something to witness!?!? Are you blind? You have to be with a statement like that as he was one of the most beautiful and entertaining things ive ever seen to this day...
And still the greatest wow
My Dad always told me Muhammad Ali was the greatest of all time. I see why....such light feet and lightning fast hands for such a big man, WOW!
FightingSheep1 Mike Tyson is also fast :D
'I believe the man to beat me, haven't been born yet"
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Only Cassius Clay can beat Muhammad Ali
Ali's footwork vs Tyson's head movement would have been beautiful to watch..
If only possible to make great fighters fight of anytime in their prime
It would be amazing , wish we had time machines
albiet Ali had the better head movement and agility.
True but Ali had the footwork and head movement. Tyson would be no challenge for Ali. Now fight to watch would be a 25 year old Jack Johnson vs a 25 year old Muhammad Ali.
Young tyson cut off the ring very well and young ali extended the ring better than anyone ever.....i think even when tyson cut it off ali would have either maneuvered out of it or tied him up and kept circling and jabbing.....i think cassius clay beats tyson, but not sure if the muhammed ali that. Ought post frazier 1 would....would have loved to see both
+GamerzDailyFix Tyson would be a better fight. In Johnson time the talent was nowhere near the Ali era.
Power, Speed, Precision, Charisma, Character and Class!!
Rest in Power 👊
This man is a legend and legends never die
He really was and still is the greatest...seeing the way he is now, and that spirit still burning as fierce as it did, makes me cry to know that nothing could ever break this man. Bless you Ali.
8 years later, jus curious, are you still alive?
He jumping it's like he was a feather. He never doesn't seems like a heavyweight. Marvelous.
Greatest of all Time
Nah Mike Tyson
@@danieleparesce2271 nah sugar ray Robinson
Daniele paresce delusional haha Tyson couldn't lace Ali gloves. Aha a 6 rounder fighter Tyson can't go 15 rounds with the great one
Daniele paresce Mike himself said Mohammed Ali is the greatest of all times
Bruh ali is tyson idol
Nobody can copy Muhammad Ali fighting style...float like a butterfly and sting like a bee...
“Keep ya camera moving cause I’m kinda fast, keep ya camera movin” 😂 what a beast
Amazing foot work, tremendous speed, he's the greatest of all time, even after the day he leaves
Muhammad Ali has every right to be the way he is, it's not cocky. It's confidence, and his ability to box beautifully can back him up
#MuhammadAli
#Ali
#TheGreatesofAllTime
What a great compilation!! - Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching, let the legend live on
Alex Newton Thanks also :-)
Well said, man...
Thank you
I love Ali's personality, he's confidence is truly unique.
He will never be forgotten in the boxing world. 👑
the hardest fight in a boxing match is the fight against yourself and Muhammad ali is the best at it , that's why hes by far the greatest fighter that has ever lived.
***** Super comment respect
Tyson could have beat him in his prime
@@danieleparesce2271 No, you're completely wrong. Ali used to teach tyson a lesson in boxing
Do not forget that Ali did not fall throughout his career with a knockout, while Tyson fell several times .
@@danieleparesce2271tyson himself is terrified of ali,tyson is without a doubt a very powerful boxer but ali knocked people like him out of the ring sometimes lol
Heroes are remembered legends never die rip Ali
"Theres no way in the world a man with no footwork can catch me" 🐐
He never had his prime and he still showed how great he was 👑💯.
Not just boxing greatest of all time but sportsman of all time and one of the original beautiful characters of all time. The way he excited, entertained and inspired people makes him a truly gift of God. God bless him on the behalf of humanity. Amen.
This is beautiful to read.
Literally the greatest to ever do it. Respect.
Damn Muhammad Ali was one hell of a skipper! 😮😮😮
Alan Hale Jr. would be proud!!!!!
Old school the best.
I had the privilege of visiting his training camp in August 1978, awesome. Brings back memories this video.
now i see why he was so confident. unreal athletic ability. hand speed for a heavyweight fighter was the best.
While taking breaks from studying, I like to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. Dancing like Muhammad Ali and doing the shuffle are pretty hard, but it's fun to do to learn how to dance like Ali. I am not a boxer, and I enjoyed learning Muhammad Ali's sweet science of boxing for fun.
Muhammad Ali Is Indeed A Great Boxer, Who Fought Great!!!!
He Is The Example Of A "Scientific Boxer."
We Should Give Him Credit For Not Being A Boxer Destroyer, To Harm His Opponent Physically, But To Break His Pride, Psychologically To Defeat Him. He Cared For People; He Cared For Humanity. This Is Why Muhammad Ali Is: "The Greatest Boxer Of All Times!!!!"
Looked up GOAT in the dictionary and it told me to see Muhammad Ali.
Mr. Boston really?
Mr. Boston bullshit
Mr. Boston looked into scumbag in dictionary and it opened this page and highlighted you not your name.
@@tatakaye2 do u know that GOAT means "Greatest-Of-All-Time"
Lots of retards have replied. I'm not one of them.
He was the best at all the training exercises so it's no surprise he was the best on fight night.
Before when i saw Muhammad Ali and his training for the first time, i didn't think he was anything special but the more i watched it, the more beautiful and incredible his movements are. Truly one of the most iconic boxer in my opinion
This filled me with pride and sadness... seeing how absolutely primed and physically fit he was and how unceremoniously he was robbed by parkinsons...
Wonderful man all round... inshallah....
1967 Ali before he was stripped of the title was, and still is, the GOAT!
Greetings from Moldova, thank you for keeping Ali's memory alive.😊👍🌸👏💪
Greetings back, all the best. 🙂
best footwork ever
Boxing is all about muhammed ali
Ali = boxing
Best thing is he never lifted weights and still was built like a rock. Thats how strong he was, u could hit him in the abdomen area all day long and he wont budge. He truly was a physical specimen too.
This compilation is truly _incredible_
Gotta love Ali!! What a legend.
MUHAMMAD ALI IS "THE GREATEST" BOXER SINICE CASSIUS CLAY...
Your gay af
sc menace you are interested in gays?
Probably Because Muhammad Ali Is Cassius Clay..
Horace The Horse I KNOW IT'S "A JOKE" DUMBASS!
You're a junkie.
World class athlete, the man they called the greatest, in boxing history!
You are one of a kind!
R.I.P Champ!
This man inspired me to get off my ass and start training. An absolute Legend
We miss you champ. Greatest of all times.
Apart from being a great boxer Ali was also a marketing genius.He knew exactly how to draw the spotlight and media towards him and boy the media sure loved him...
the first training is incredible. I will always love this man I pray for him hoping he will be rewarded in the best way where he is currently
air achicourt dead
MMA TALK .......you feeling left out and dejected, you never made anything of yourself ?????????😂
the greatest of all time
Just a supremely talented, naturally gifted athlete, although he didn't always train as hard as he should've latterly, the first Spinks fight was just a week or two for example, but his heart and courage throughout his career were second to none. Robbed of his best years by the US govt. RIP GOAT, legacy secured forever.
One of the best training compilations on Ali I've seen. Thanks!
He didn’t shake my hand now he must fall😂
haha what an arrogant man he was
This guy had so much respect they put him in Baki and made him a certified badass
legend never dies ♥♥♥
Dancing, punching, and TALKING at the same time is absolutely no joke, try shadowboxing for just 3 minutes
(Also I appreciate the editor for not putting any music in the background)
"Its not bragging if you can back it up!" -Ali
Rest in Peace GOAT
Ali was the greatest... inside and out of the rkng
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Va HOSS Definitely, I am lucky to have grown up in his era
Va HOUSES i
Why because he single handed rescued americans from Sadam Hussein just before start of desert storm ??? YOU ARE A FUCKING MORON.
Dennis fuck up
This man shook up the world in the sport of boxing and outside it!
He IS the greatest of all time! RIP king
His footwork and how he throws that jab man. Beautiful.
Truly the greatest of all time in and out of the ring r.i.p champ
He was certainly one of the greatest of all times...
The really amazing thing about Ali was he wasn’t mean at all. He mostly toyed with his opponents. Imagine if he really wanted to hurt them.
AHORA SOY EL FANS NUMBER 1.
DE ESTE GRANDE BOXEADOR
"Keep yo camera movin cuz Im kinda fast" lmfao😂 R.I.P GOAT
He is a cool legend
Muhammad Ali the greatest . he is the man!!.
FINALLY. . . a training video without some cliche motivational music, thank YOU!
When Muhammad Ali comes into view, the dogs start barking, kids start running and the windows are thrown up. Everybody runs into the street, and down the dusty road comes the figure, the person.
“The man to beat me haven’t been born yet. “ - M. Ali
interviewer: i heard u met don warner today
ali: yeah
itv: how was he?
ali: he wasnt too friendly, he didnt shake my hand
itv: so what u gon do about it?
ali: now he must fall
his foot work and agility didn't work on Smokin Joe Frazier ...both were legends miss you Joe 💔 you were a uncelebrated champion ❤️
In the current era of giant heavyweights, what you have to remember when you watch these clips, is that Ali wasn't a small heavyweight. He was 6' 3" and 220lbs (15st 10lbs / 99kg), which makes his footwork, speed and stamina all the more amazing.
How do you see prime Ali vs current heavyweight
The greatest
of all Time
He fast he moves like a featherweight lol
Imagine if he was featherweight,damn we wouldn't be able to see him
@CallMeSnowwy yeah of course I was just speaking hypothetically
May Allah bless his soul rest in peace Ameen
R I P Muhammad Ali the greatest Boxer of all times
Ali was not knowned to be a big puncher,but watching him hit the bag @ having boxed myself @ am certain like I have always been that Ali had snap to his punches.Very good video indeed,thanks for showing it.
Ali was hella underrated with his power…dude could hurt you with the best of em 💯🔥
He was definitely a hard hitter but the real powerhouses were people like sonny liston or earnie
“No way in the world for a man with no foot work to get to me”
Facts, son!
thanks for sharing MOHAMED'S BEST OF
The greatest.
“ keep your camera moving cause I’m kinda fast “ 💪💯
How’s that you are the greatest athlete and boxer and entertainer at the same time 🙏🙏 this guy is pure unique personality
Sazan Azez kk
The greatest of all time!
As a boxer, a man, and a citizen of the world.
U say he lacked power.... he made up for that in preciscion and accuracy...
makjazz7 You damn right Boxing is science and that's what people forget about
amen
Ali actually had pretty good power. Obviously not in the foreman Tyson Louis category but Ali could hit. He had an 80% ko ratio in the 60's. Sonny Liston after the first fight said Ali could punch! his power is underrated.
Christian Del Barrio Awesome comment
Muhammad he's just legendary. You can't compare him to MayWeather neither PacMan.
-Fighters like PacMan use their ability of strength against there opponent. Punch strong, fist like bricks...Stamina they work on.
-Fighters like MayWeather do it mentally, he wants the opponent to come towards him, taunting him all the way through the match. (The remaining time PacMan and other fighters like him, have to remain calm.)
It's proven mentality wins the fights. Muhammad used his opponents strength against him. "Like come on, is that the best you have? It's been round 3 and you still haven't won"
People talk about "Who would win in a fight, Mike Tyson known as (Iron Mike) Or Muhammad Ali." My answer is that Muhammad would use Tysons aggression as he fights like an animal in the ring against him. Tyson would be down in the 10th round. His stamina was unreal, nothing compared to Muhammad's. I love Mike don't get me wrong in his prime days he was an machine like he just walked out of skynet, ready to claim whats his.
Muhammad was totally different, he fought different he was unique that's whats great about Ali.
Did u just say Pac-Man😳
"Like, come on...etc" isn't taunting as well? What are you saying man? Come with something real. What Ali had was not only his unbreakable spirit and stamina, he had the best footwork possible for that time and a great feeling of the match, the whole ring was like it's body. And let's not forget he was taunting his opponents, there are a few videos about his taunting on UA-cam, go and watch them and then come with a decent argument about Ali greatness.
@David T nice to see someone else with a realistic view on boxing , I love Tyson I used to get up at 3am to watch him fight when I was a kid ... I watched VHS tapes of Ali around the same time I'm a big fan of both, I'd pick either version of Ali to beat Tyson pre exile it's little more than a athletic display by Ali as most of his contests were ... Post exile he'd out think him out wit him and more importantly he'd out fight him ... I personally find it difficult picking any heavyweight in history to beat a pre exile Ali he was displaying boxing of the kind never seen before or since
if you talk about boxin, you must talk about muhamed , the original, the only one!
May Allah give him peace and Jannah Mohamed Ali.
Ali was a hero and still a hero of boxing till today.
“Stay out of range and move in when he is ready to punch”
Keep your camera movin' cause I'm kinda fast... keep your camera movin'.
Bre--another one, I like to share with kids maybe 6-9 years old, teaching them how to do their own little mock Ali version, and they love is:
I'm so fast I can hit your hands three times and you won't even see it!
Hold your hands up, when I say, "Go", you say, " 1-2-3 Go", and I'll show you
(1-2-3 Go, goes the child, with their two hands up in front of them)
"Wanna see it agin?"
Bre Fujimoto no bruce lee was fast.
@@idontfitin.3296 bruce was half the size of ali ofc he was fast
But the camera doesn't move
the best of all time rip med ali
This guy was made for boxing every move he made WAS BEAUTIFUL. NOT AKWARD AND STANDING THERE MOVING HIS HEAD SIDE TO SIDE GETTING HIT AND BUSTING UP HIS FACE!!!.....DUNDEE SAID HE WAS SO AGILE IT WAS SCARY.......HE WAS BEAUTIFUL IN THE RING AND A CHARACTER AND A HALF....HES MY FAVORITE....BUT I GIVE PROPS TO ALL THIS IS A CRAZY TOUGH SPORT....GOD BLESS THEM ALL