Muhammad Ali - All Knockouts of The Greatest
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2023
- Muhammad Ali is one of the best boxers in the history of boxing. His career was full of various events, among which were both rapid rises and deafening falls. He was not as spectacular a knockout as Tyson, but he put a lot of tough guys on the floor of the ring in his career. Because Ali's boxing career consists practically of only victories, there are a lot of knockout victories among them as well. In this video, we've collected all of Muhammad's knockouts, from the very first to the most recent. So, sit back and watch until the end. At the same time, think about which knockout in Ali's career was the coolest.
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"I said I was the greatest before I even knew I was" - Muhammad Ali
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A lot of people doing this, but almost none of them actually becomes the greatest.
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The unexpected KO of Big George Foreman in the rumble of the jungle.
It set him aside other heavyweights.
Ali had trained at deer lake to dance ,sting and move …3 months continuously training in this style but on the night against big George he couldn’t even manage 1 round bouncing on his toes because the pace big George set was too intense and ferocious….he had to modify and quickly and resting against the ropes absorbing big George’s punches was all he could manage ….l reckon big George lost this fight rather than Ali won it …Foreman at the time was 8:1 on to win and had battered 2 men who had recently beaten Ali , this bred arrogance in his own invincibility just like in Tyson when he fought buster Douglas in Tokyo….Foreman tried round after round to KO Ali and ended up being fatigued and was exhausted when Ali sensed this in round 8 …..a older , wiser big George needed another fight (against jimmy young) to realise that the fuel tank can run empty but it was a lesson Foreman learnt well after that ….
Watch that fight again. Every time Ali drew Foreman in he punished him with straight rights and lefts that snapped Foreman's head back and sent him backwards. Ali then waved him back in so he could punish him some more. The 8th round was just the culmination of total destruction of Foreman who always Said that was thankful for Ali Not throwing the last right hand, which was cocked and ready because it might have killed him.
@@nobbytangexcuses. Ali slapped him around
@@aragorn5284
Your low IQ is showing.
Ali and his promoters were extremely corrupt.
Ali received automatic rematches after losing to Frazier, Norton and crack addict bum Leon spinks BECAUSE his camp literally controlled the heavyweight division back then.
But NO WAY would they secure an automatic rematch with foreman because they FEARED FOREMAN.
I lived thru this era and know everything.
Boxing was corrupt back then, Ali and his promoters controlled the heavyweight division.
After Ali lost to Frazier, Norton and crack addict bum Leon spinks, Ali's promoters immediately secured automatic rematches.
BUT they NEVER EVER wanted to secure an automatic rematch with foreman because they FEARED FOREMAN.
I Lived thru this era and know everything.
The greatest joy in my life was the the day I met him with my two boys rest in peace champ
If meeting Ali was the greatest joy in your life, that’s a sad life
what about when your two boys were born? lol
@@oogabooga2337 lmaoo
what a clown you are. What about the day that you had your family?
One of the few who said he was great and backed it up with his deeds inside the ring and out . Charisma, good looks brave beyond words and a master in his field what is not to like , we shall never see anyone who compares with this magnificent man RIP
His KO of Foreman was probably the cleanest and most iconic. No one made any excuses as to why Foreman lost except Foreman himself. Foreman later admitted that Ali beat him cleanly. Furthermore, the fight meant so many things to so many different people.
Thinking back on that fight, you realize how iconic a sport boxing was at that time.
Ali probably should have retired after that fight - on top.
I finally got a chance to watch it decades later, here on YT . . You see, back in those days, you could only watch a fight like that by closed circuit TV[unless of course you could travel to Zaire etc.] I'd heard about the spectacular upset many times since, but watching the actual fight it appeared right from the start that it was to be a long night for Foreman. He was inexperienced and over-anxious to knock his opponent out by overpowering him. Frazier's style was made to order for Foreman; Ali's style and dazzling skill was his worst nightmare. For one thing, Ali had some . . defense? Yes, defense, something Frazier didn't seem to understand. And Ali, then, not later--was great at it. Foreman grew steadily tired and frustrated and then a patient Muhammad Ali knocked him out in the 8th. People just went nuts.
not really a ko. foreman was tired, went down.
@@user-rp1vu1gk5u omg, look at Foreman trying to get up as the ref is counting, bobbing his head up and down. Look carefully, that was Foreman's first time tasting the canvas.
Ali was a treat to watch, those were the days...
Watching Ali on tv , he looked normal. Then i went to 5th st. Gym one day to wat h him train.OMG ! His biceps were HUGE ! Something one doesnt notice on tv..Of course the Foreman knockout is #1 with me. He was a great man of peace .The world misses him.
100 Percent i agree with that. In front of you Ali was much larger in muscles length etc. In TV it doesn't come close to him than in reality.
April 2023.
And you are still The Greatest of All Times.
RIP King Ali 🖤
For his time yes! But Ever ...no way!
@@1lenzter it is a good debate for sure. Cuz so many other great fighters came after.
What King Ali meant outside the ring is why I give him the edge. Not just about how he won those fights , but WHY he won and who he was fighting for....
However, that aside....
If Mayweather beat Pacman during their prime years , I would have him right there. If Pacman had beaten Mayweather , would have Pacman up there too.
The 80s middleweight class, Roy Jones Jr in his prime. Anyone else?
@@1lenzter ХХХ
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@@1lenzter FRAZIER BEAT HIM EASILY
I loved the George Forman KO in the 8th by Ali that was spectacular
Yes, and that should have been his last.
@@annaschmidt853 I agree with you and he should have retired one year later at least after his 3rd and deciding fight with Joe Frazier where he showed what will really is and what going beyond is about. That, for sure, should have been his last fight. In 1977 Ali took a punch from E Shavers that would have killed most boxers and. Ali stood up under it and showed, for sure, that he could take a punch. Ali won the fight but IMO that one punch was the blow that put the full stop on his brain after taking so many in the 2nd half of his career after doing nothing for 3 years between 1967 and 1970. He was still amazing and used his will for some of the speed skills he had lost in his prime. Wow!! What a champion. R.I.P. Muhammad Ali. The GREATEST
Truly speaking...!!!
@@johnvandenheuvel6792 To truly see what Ali was up against with Shavers, watch Shavers other fights. By that time Ali's legs were pretty much at 50%. He was slow to get out from under those punches.
That fight put him over the top and on the way down.
I'd say all he's fights that he won was amazing but it has too be the Knockout of George Forman and how he worked out how too do it... The GOAT Ali .....
George Foreman awesome fight nobody thought Muhammad Ali had a chance should have called Ali the shocker
This fight proved once again that Muhammad was not only a great and fast, but also a very smart boxer
Ali larivye
My personal favorite Ali KO was Big George Foreman. Ali was a major underdog before the fight but reclaimed his title which has been unjustly stripped. He was the Greatest!
8 To 1 Underdog Foreman was 39 & 0 with 37 ko’s all of them ended before the second round was over before six minutes including to world champions.! Not just to champions all-time great fighters Ken Norton and Joe Frazier they were no like Tyson didn’t find any Ken Norton to Joe Frazier the whole time but he was fighting not and he surely didn’t find it at they think that Tyson does a bully he’s a Todd bully foreman is a natural bully stand 6 foot five and nobody can go to Rounds not Ken Norton not Joe Frazier and they were great fighters Tyson the guy that was from the Bahamas whatever that he thought that guy wasn’t a good Trevor Berbick he was not a good fighter he had all bad habits if you know anything about boxing with that he defended and self and he wasn’t a puncher and he wasn’t dangerous couldn’t even knock Muhammad Ali yup finale was shot to the win he tried but even though I’ll leave was close to 40 years old he could not come out so this guy wasn’t no big deal when he fight Tyson trust me. It’s Joe Frazier Ken Norton with a smoke those dudes that dude The father name Berbick. He was just an average Joe. To give you idea how good Ali was he not foreman Alden is prime when he was in his 30s already he was shot compared to what he would have been in the 1960s that guy in the 1960s could’ve beat anybody absolutely could’ve beat anybody because he didn’t get tired and I can throw punches every round lots of them they said he didn’t have a hard punch but when he fought list and he fought 29 times and stopped 27 people yeah he had a punch that was velocity. The Canadian that for him said you don’t know what it’s like I’ve never stood next to him standing up and when we got in the ring I went that is one big in it is what he said and he goes I never looked at him and he says I had to take a step back when I saw how big he really was when he got in the ring with me and it goes to speed. The speed of the punches when you don’t see the first punch and you can’t see the second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth punch what are how many he’s gonna throw at you yeah you’re blinded all that time because of his reach in the speech and they were powerful any time you get hit with four or five punches in the road it should be from a heavy weight it weighs 220 pounds and he could punch just didn’t show it
We never saw Ali in his prime. And he still is regarded as one of the best.
The best ever
Not only one of the best
@@neziribesim6817 they robbed us of Ali's best years, damned government fighting viets 6,000 miles from the US mainland.
In his prime? Maybe but Ali also fought many other boxers past their prime so there you go.
We? Are you french?
@@tomhearns143 Oui
Liston 2 and George Forman are pure magic.
Absolutely CORRECT and true
Liston 2?????? That was a fixed joke.
Liston 2 was a boat race e.g. rigged.
The city misses you Muhammad Ali rest up champ 🥊
He was a Muslim, so he won't be resting.
@dennisneo1608 it's actually the other way around
My mom remembered when he was young working out, runningdown Southern Parkway
@@PaulSchuster-yj4zb I live close to there now
@@LOUISVILLECARDINALS my grandma lived in a house at 4726 So Pkwy
All of them, totally supreme boxer and tactician
Float like a butterfly...Sting like a bee...never mess with Mohamid Ali.
Float like a butterfly sting like a bee your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see now you see me now you don't you think you will but I know you won't.... That was the whole poem but he hardly ever said it.
I miss the champ 🏆😭, one most incredible and deadliest boxer,in heavyweight champion 🏆,in history 🎉🎉🎉😢!!
We all miss him. There's not even close to that kind of personality in today's boxing
Miss him dearly i used to hang at his brothers house as a youngin never got to meet the champ wish i did
Thank family!💖🐕🦺🕊️🏆🥝💕❣️🎥🎥🎄🏆😘🏆🏆✌️😁👑👑👑
Every knockout of Muhammad Ali was unique.
My love of boxing started with the first Liston fight. Huddled in my bedroom under the covers with my transistor radio plugged into my ear so my parents wouldn't know I was still up so late. I followed Ali through his entire career but never got to see these early Knockouts. Great stuff! Since he was never really considered a puncher it makes watching them even better! An amazing human being.
He made boxing he was the best
Sure did
absolutely
I just love watching and reliving History . . .
Ali always had power in his right hand punch. He made it look easy and doesn't receive the credit for it by plenty of people because he made it look easy. An opponent would be falling over after the fight was over. R.I.P. Champ of all Champs Muhammad Ali.
I liked what Richard Dunne said,
"When I fought Muhammad Ali I had him worried. He thought he was going to kill me."
Lol. Genuinely funny.
Boxing needed him what a chosen one
the greatest for sure ❤ Rip champ
Rumble in the Jungle has to be the most epic KO. Such a dramatic fight as well with all the hilarious trash talk before during and after the fight.
The KO of Foreman was spectacular,!!
One of the best Ali.🥊.
In a word - The Greatest
Enlève ta haine ta jalousie et ta rancune
No, he is the best of the best GOAT!
Its not just because he was the Greatest. He was. Pursued his boxing as an Artist. But the strength in his punches matches the strength in his belief and convictions.
LIVING ON PHARSE
the powers that be taking away his prime years was absolutely criminal
Definitely his knockout of the unbeaten at the time Foreman. That fight was insane. The strategy behind it was legendary and proved Ali as the greatest in my opinion. His later years were more sad, but before that his inspiration was unmatched
Frazier, Norton and Spinks are the only men to beat him and he was never counted out. Note: I don't count the "Comeback" against Holmes and Berbick. A man with Parkinsons Disease should never have been allowed in the ring. It was evident from round ring that there was something wrong with him.
Brother Muhammad Ali was the Greatest Heavyweight Boxer of All Time!!!, PERIOD!!?🙏💯🙏
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Greatest boxer I ever saw!
Ali was amazing. He was a genuinely decent person. Stories of his compassion, and little acts of kindness, abound. He was astute, too. He generated public energy by injecting emotion, calling his opponent names, though almost always he later privatly honored his opponent, explaining his strategy (bigger payday dor both). What saddened me is his loss of speech (Parkinsons) that afflicts so many aging boxers. A brutal sport.
I think Ali's fight with Foreman in 1974 is about the epitome of any heavyweight knockout. He fought a very smart fight in that one. Letting big George tire himself out in the earlier rounds, waited for that perfect moment to unleash his flurry of combinations that sent the beaten fighter spiraling to the canvas. He was TRULY the greatest after that one.🥊🥊🏅🏆
Just like Elvis will always be The King, Muhammad Ali will always be The Greatest. Rest in Power.
@Elvis Aaron Presley wasn't the king of Rock and Roll.
Elvis was a thief no “KING” status for him!
07:40 That barrage against Brian London to me was the most spectacular.
Yep. Amazing
The day he beat George will live with me till my last breath,, I was 11 then and now 60. Rarely have I enjoyed such emotions. Ali transcended boxing, sport and humanity. How on earth can you describe this human being??
The KO of Foreman is my favorite of all his KOs.
When I was kid he was the greatest fighter. Love him or hate him he was the Man. M
Legend. The Greatest
I was a big fan of him. He was the Greatest maybe of all time
Definitely when he Knocked George foreman clean out!!, There's absolutely no Questions in my mind about that Folk's!!, It was the most amazing piece of Athleticism that I've ever seen in my entire life of watching All weight divisions of boxing!!, Ali NEARLY knocked him out in the 4th and the 7th rounds, when Foreman staggered on both occasions, but, he just waited until the exact moment..And he knocked him down and out, with flurry of the most brutal and, brilliant punches I have ever seen, and,Ali was nearly 33 whereas George was only 24 and in the prime of his entire Career, + Ali had far more than enough time to have landed at least another 3 or 4 hits on George!!, But, he was far too good of a sport and, sportsman than too have landed any more, + It'd have arguably have given George, permanent brain Damage!!!, And, THAT'S EXACTLY why, it was thee greatest knockout of Ali's entire career, and in the history of heavyweight boxing.
The rumble in the jungle is one of the best fights ever!
One of the most boring fights. Ali just leaned against the ropes waiting for Foreman to tire out. Why didn't he fight with George? Watch it again and be bored by Ali not fighting back until Foreman was exhausted. Foreman was stupid in that fight and didn't figure out Ali's plan.
Boring??
The world went crazy when Ali ko'd Foreman in the 8th round as he predicted he would!
This fight was almost called off as people thought Foreman would literally KILL Ali.
I thought if he lasted 3 rounds he would prove to be the greatest! When Foreman went down, everyone jumped up INCLUDING me.
The guy behind me grabbed my belt to pull me down but only my pants fell off and I didn't care.
Most fabulous fight I've ever seen!!
Boring = crazy!.
You had to live through those times to understand it!
ALI=GOAT!
Yes he is an awesome guy and an inspiration. Would be great to be even far away to be like him. What a great athleat and a boxer and a human being he is. Very legendary.
ALI WAS AND STILL IS SIMPLY THE BEST OF ALL TIME
JUST ONE OF THE BEST. IF FRAZIER CAN BEAT HIM TYSON
WOULD DO BETTER. AND ALI WONT BE ABLE TO HANDLE LENNOX. JUST THE TRUTH.
@@ubeman401 Training changes/evolves in all sports. Nutrition, strength training, psychology, etc. Ali would now have access to all the latest training. If Ali, trained with weights (which he really didin't) and developed his punching power who would beat him? All those fights that went the distance would probably not have. A fighter who is strong, fast and smart would be hard to beat. Probably no one was faster or smarter and if you have greater strength with a killing punch, you will be hard to beat.
Ali was the best in boxing during that time. We Love Ali
Ali's trainers & Angelo Dundee did a helluva job bailing Ali out when Cooper knocked him down, Ali was out for a few seconds.
These knockouts are spectacular
Even Malcolm x loved Ali and Ali was real enough to admit that he wished he didn't fallout with Malcolm before his death so much respect to the G.O.A.T. of boxing 🥊 and Brother Minister Malcolm 🙏
Your great at explaining boxing matches and greats you deserve more subs
Thank you very much for the kind words! The main thing is for the viewers to be interesting and understandable to watch, and then the subscribers will come!
"American government silly politics cost Ali 3 '/2 years...🥊💥
My most impressive KO by Ali was against Karl Mildenberger. Man, what hand speed/accuracy!
Definitely. That was cool.
OOH, I gotta go watch that one.
🥊🥊🌏...Ali have lifestyle boxer arts, he is showing full technical knock out style, round to round shows arts boxing and good looking. Ali is Ali. He is orator boxer for psywar before the games and the best boxer 🥊🥊🌏
Ali the Greatest, no doubt about it.
Legendery King best of best all time Rip Muhammed Ali
WHEN YOUR DEAD YOU ARE NOT RESTING YOU ARE DEAD!
Ali was a great showman. Rocky, Mayweather among others were the G.O.A.T's. Zero losses. Even Tyson lost eventually. Ali was an exceptional boxer but an excellent entertainer. Rest Well Brother.
I agree with every word.
@@showmeboxing the two biggest upsets in HW boxing history; Liston, Foreman before DouglassvTyson.
Lightning quick, so good to watch.
saw so many of the fights but most impressive for me was the "rumble in the jungle,"
the rope a dope VS Foreman .
Impossible to choose only one nock out. Fabulous vídeo, thanks for it.
No doubt, Ali is the greatest boxer both inside and outside the ring.
Did you watch the video? All the chumps padding Ali's early career? Marciano would have beaten Ali. You really should take a close look at Marcino's career fighting.
no way ali isn t in the top 5
Affendi Yahya, Ali fought the entire US government and won.
@@fireballxl-5748 Marciano only fought against light heavyweights Ali, Forman, Liston, and others, would've bear Marciano easily, especially Foreman, the bulldozer.
@@kennethstewart2546 ...You're right! Ali is number one, PERIOD!!!
Brian London knockout was spectacular. Heavyweight punching like a featherweight…Incredible to watch…
The Zora Foley knockout was Ali at his best. 25 years old, prime time.
That and against "Big Cat" Williams.
Nobody beats that Ali. Nobody.
@royboy9361 ...Ali was never in his prime.
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Explain that.
the greatest boxer, "float like a butterfly sting like a bee."
Ali the greatest boxer that ever lived ❤
His knockout of George Foreman was his most impressive and iconic knockout. Because it was a return to form for Ali. By the time he fought Foreman he was past his prime and his hand speed and foot speed was not what it once was. He knew he couldn’t match Foreman punch for punch because Foreman was way too strong and his punching power was ridiculous. So Ali hung back on the ropes and let Foreman punch himself out by the end of the 7th round Foreman was completely exhausted. Then Ali saw his chance in the 8th and lowered the boom with a gorgeous three punch combo and dropped Foreman to once again become champion. That knockout will always be etched into my brain as the greatest knockout not just of Ali’s career but of all time in my opinion because nobody saw it coming.
What a beautifully succinct description of the entire battle! Without a doubt, it was a terrific knockout.
I agree wholeheartedly. Not to split hairs but let's give proper credit where it's due. It was a 5 punch combination (with a 6th short rabbit punch in there) in 2 seconds.
His right hand that looked like a swat knocked out and hurt a lot of people. It was almost like a magic wand.
My feeling is that he was in his peak in the Cleveland Williams and Ernie Terrell fights.
Both those guys were tough dudes but especially Cleveland Williams he was past his prime but he was a he was a KO artist Muhammad Ali made him look like a child couldn’t hit at all all the wall he said he hit him one time in the fight and it hurt it hurt that’s what he said he could punch and the other guy had the misfortune to open his mouth and not call him by his right name and he took a beating for what’s my name what’s my name as he beating for 15 rounds when he could’ve knocked him out and didn’t be punished him For not taking his name seriously can’t anybody see he meant it he gave up his prime in boxing on an ideal of now not killing his fellow man gave it all up millions and millions of dollars she could’ve made in his prime and he had to come back old man to be the young George foreman nobody else could be nobody else can go to Rounds with him but two guys
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I listened to both those fights on the radio and only got to see them years later.
Ali, in my estimation may have been the Greatest. I do wonder if the Ali that made fools of Williams and Terrell could have beaten a 20 year old Mike Tyson.
What do you think?
the best moment is that when Ali says ''I shouk up the world" after defeating Sonny Liston in his first fight🥶
No doubt he was the greatest ever I loved all of them.
not the greatest but good
@@davidwallace8388 FALSE. Try again, PUTZ.
when Ali beat cleveland williams that was the greatest display of boxing i have ever seen. That night no boxer past present or future would have had a chance against Ali.
Phenomenal video. Very informative, full of great info and highlights
He had the nastiest jab in Boxing. Deadly accurate. Many of his knock outs were actually jab combos that surprised the opponent. He beat Foreman & Frazier both with 3 piece jab combos in late rounds.
Ali… The greatest boxer and right up there as a candidate for the greatest man too. However, that shot by Cooper nearly took his head off. Ali himself said about it “Cooper hit me so hard my ancestors in Africa felt it”. Brilliant description.
My dad met him at a boxing gym in London and reported him to be nothing like his public persona when he was lipping it up selling tickets. He was apparently not acting the loudmouth at all, but very respectful and humble. Rest in peace The Greatest, you are a hugely missed human being, we are far worse off without your presence.
He was, is, & will be legend in the world history
Ali was throwin straight blows 😳Gods gift fr 🙏🏽
Love him since I was a little boy still admire him may Allah swt bless him .
Of course the KO of Foreman must hold the top spot, for brilliance of performance, but also the spectacle of so seemingly invincible an opponent on his way to the canvas. However my personal favorite is actually the Cleveland Williams bout; although the decision recorded was a TKO, he had knocked the man down prior to the stoppage, and the combinations with which he felled the man are the most compelling argument against the perception that he was not among the hardest punching heavyweights. This misconception, that he traded power for speed and accuracy, was never so unconvincing a notion as it is throughout that bout.
The TKO I liked the most was stopping Smokin Joe Frazier in their third fight The Thriller in Manilla. One of the greatest fights of all time, surprised it didn't get more attention in the video. Frazier's corner stopped the fight just before the 15th round.
In the video, only TKOs and KOs were covered in detail. The only exception was the first fight against Sonny Liston, which Ali finished with a sixth-round RTD victory.
We'll make separate videos about legendary fights with Joe Frazier ;)
@@showmeboxing A corner man stopping a fight counts as a TKO victory for the other fighter. Frazier's corner stopped it, so it was a TKO victory for Ali.
Ali was a great showman. Rocky, Mayweather among others were the G.O.A.T's. Zero losses. Even Tyson lost eventually. Ali was an exceptional boxer but an excellent entertainer. Rest Well Brother.
Frazier won that fight . He didn't quit he wanted to keep fighting ali quit on his stool and said he had had enough. Frazier didn't want no towel thrown in ali quit
@@benrking7922 No, Fraizer won their first fight by decision. Ali won their second fight by decision and in their third fight the Thriller in Manilla Fraizer's corner stopped the fight because his eye had swollen shut and he was taking too much punishment.
I loved Ali as a kid growing up in the 70's and watching some of these fights I also unfortunately remember hating Holmes for beating him which I realize now as an aduld was quite unfair, but I wasn't alone and it was a sad Albatross that hung on Holmes' career. Holmes was a fantasic heavyweight and was sadly underrated. Man I remember the Foreman fight and that was something to see😮
Great Muhammad Ali love to watch magical personality,Allah Pak faghfirat farmaye,rest in peace
It's very impressive that Ali had that many knockouts. His power was overrated, but he was so fast and so accurate with his punches to the head!!
The thing about it, when Ally sat down on his punches to punch he could hit! But he was a guy that it meant more to him to use his Speed and Agility over his hitting power. As Ali said, he never really set out to knock a guy out. He just wanted to win the fight and look good doing it. And let the other guy go home to his family and have a happy life not tried to kill him in the ring just to please people. But he did say he tried to KO George Foreman because Foreman was hurting him.
Ask George Foreman if his power was overrated.
I think you mean his power was underrated
@@HILAL19564 No, actually i meant it. Larry Holmes was his sparring partner for long time, other that fighting Ali when he was over the hill. Him and other boxers compared Ali's punching power with the likes of Frazier, Ernie Shavers, Foreman, etc. They described it as an electric jolt that would go down to your legs or thru your entire body!
@@alsantoshsantana8803 i don't think you understand how to use "overrated" in a context.
I love all of all of the knock outs.
Against Foreman - Bam! Love watching that in slo-mo.
Ali was the most esthetic successfull boxer in this not always esthetic sport, with great great distance!! Above all in this form Ali was really the Greatest of all time and will remain forever.
THE GREATEST. REGARDLESS OF THE SPORT,,,,
Gifted athlete but Jesus is the greatest
Right up there with Joe Louis.
He had so many technical knockouts because fighters didn't know when they were beaten in that era. Submission was frowned upon. The referees , many of them ex-boxers, did the right thing. A lot of Ali's opponents couldn't live with his speed.
The Rumble in the Jungle, i was there, its was/is the greatest boxing Fight in History.
Notice he didn't hit anyone on their way down. He knew he had it won. Respect.
Magnifique, quelle légèreté pour un poids lourd , et quelle vitesse de bras . Un grand boxeur.
Watching the Cleveland Williams fight arguably shows Ali at his peak with 6 spectacular knockdowns that were not shown here.
The Foreman knockout was iconic! 🤜🫨🤛
Watching Ali style of boxing is amazing to see . He had an amazing record and career as well. I don't like watching these violent sports much But there is something about his ability to anticipate which arm his opponent was going to swing and how quickly his reflexes are to avoid their punches . He seems to allow his opponent to believe they have the upper hand in the beginning but actually saving and spreading out his energy as most will start strong and tire themselves out and ended weak only to receive a serious beat down in round 4, 6 and 7 Ali is punch punch move he has advantage on his reach then his opponents as well. When he said the person who could beat wasn't born yet made me think of Mike Tyson. Because watching Mike Tyson fights are quite frightening. He is someone others should seriously reconsider stepping in the ring with. His blows are with such force and power. Sometimes watching him deliver blows to his opponents its like i can feel the aftershock from the earthquake that happened 1,000 of miles away. While I'm always anticipating witnessing a violent catastrophic implosion to occurr. He would be the definition of what a beast is and biggest nightmare. To imagine Ali and Tyson in a match would have been the match of the century possibly millennium and impossible to decide who would win during their prime years.
I can't believe people are still perpetuating this legend of a torn glove. It has literally been refuted. And before anyone says Dundee himself admitted to splitting the glove, you're wrong. He cleared up the confusion by saying all he did was make the lip of the glove face outwards, not inwards because it didn't look like the glove had been cut even though it had, so he wanted to bring it to the attention of the referee. Dundee did not create the cut, he didn't even worsen it, he just made it visible. And the round was not delayed by 3 minutes but by a mere 6 seconds
People will say anything to show their hate for Ali. They even say that fast flurry Ali did to Brian London up against the ropes looked very sluggish and slow
So how do you replace a glove in 6 seconds?
@@markmahnken6409 The glove didn't need replacing, the cut wasn't severe enough
Thank you for telling the truth about the torn glove myth and exaggeration, Dundee did a helluva job in the corner that night. You can here the fight announcer say, "they're working furiously on Clay" look and LISTEN to the fight.
@@aarondigby5054 that isn’t what they meant by” they are working furiously on clay”. It’s bc he had got knocked down and they were tryna get his head straight
Ali is my all time favorite fighter!!!!!!!
His KO of Foreman is my all time favorite!
All of his knockouts are undisputedly the greatest.
It had to be the George Foreman knockout, because no one including his camp believed that he could win much less knock big george out🥊
The great fight. Great knockout
Well said.👍🏿
I read that even his fans begged Muhammad Ali not to fight George Foreman for they believed he could be killed. That was the fearsome persona of Foreman at that time.
That fight brings tears of joy, just THINKING about it. It was like watching a movie. It was just THAT powerful, THAT suspenseful, THAT dramatic, and HIGHLY inspiring.👍🏿
@@ramlangoddos4425 Amen! When I watched this fight for the very first time, it was 16 years after the fact. I had just turned 18. I already knew who won. But just watching the fight itself, round for round, punch after punch, STILL had me at the edge of my seat!🍿😲
Foreman knockout, outclassed, out boxed, outfoxed. One for the ages.
The best one was against Forman. Thanks for good video.
Top notch video👍 couldn't believe it when I looked at your sub count, for an extra one now
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You know some1's a Legend when their talent & aura cant be Duplicated, Replicated and when Imitated it comes off as being fake,corny & not authentic.
Even mike Tyson himself admitted Muhammad Ali as the greatest boxer of all time.
He‘s right! And he -iron Mike- is the second
The greatest boxer I ever seen or heard. RIP Mohamed Ali❤❤
All of them were Awesome....😢
Indeed, but vs Foreman Stands out head and shoulders above ALL OF THE OTHERS