Why Would Anyone Disrespect The Legend | Taekwondo Olympian Reacts
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- When Making Muhammad Ali Angry Goes Wrong
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Really love for you to react to Muhammad Ali versus Joe Frazier breakdown analysis by the modern martial artist and I really hope you see this comment have a good day or night also I love your videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hey! Thank you for watching, and this really made my day! I will definitely add that to the list and check it out! Hopefully you keep enjoying the content and have yourself a good day or night homie!
The most impressive thing about Ali was his ability to dodge like that coupled with his footwork, his insane core strength (which is why he could soak up even Foreman's body shots), and his mental toughness. He was never known as a hard puncher, arguably most of the heavyweights of his time punched harder than he did, as he was really more of a light heavyweight, which makes his time at the top even more impressive and amazing. He handily beat two of the most notoriously intimidating and strongest men in the heavyweight division, Sonny Liston and Foreman, without having a very strong punch of his own.
hey bro!!, at 7:10, as i know, in boxing you can not hit with like a slap-punch & you can flick your jab but not hit with your back hand, that's why in amateur boxing the top of the gloves who covers the knuckles is white & you can control the andversary biceps from the inside but not grab, you can't hold your jab forward & the rabbit punch is not ligal, love your videos & cool reactions man, have a nice one
Ali before the 3 years of prime was taken from him would have beaten Tyson rather handily. He was to fast and agile for Tyson! Sonny Liston and George Foreman could hit just as hard if not harder than Tyson could. His conditioning and ring SAVVY was unmatched and is the standard for today’s Boxers.
He was very exciting to watch and looking forward to learning more about Ali!
Most people thought that Ali didn't want to knock him out but rather prolong the beating
Hahaha, I can see that happening. Can't disrespect the GOAT of boxing and get away with it 😅
love your vids keep em coming!!!
Ali was 6 foot 3 not 6 foot 6
Ahh, my bad. Thanks for correcting me, but 6'6 Ali would have been a monster.
@@TheWashedOlympian 😂
6’6” was for Terrell.
It is absolutely illegal to hit behind the head. it's called a 'rabbit punch'. As to whether or not Ali could punch I suggest that you google some before and after photos of fighters who found out differently. Terrell was known for being a dirty fighter. Ali was not. I would also suggest a documentary called 'Facing Ali'. It is told by the great fighters he faced in his career.
Rabbit Punch, interesting. I had no idea hahah
The younger Ali never fully grounded himself for his punches so they weren't that hard, but he did throw like 10x more than anybody else so most of the time it evened out.
The Ali that came back from his ban and trial lost most of his reflexes and speed after three years without any real training so he relied more on standing his ground and had alot more power.
It's funny when Ali was younger, he would use his crazy head movement and footwork to stay safe while he unloaded unbelievable combinations to wear his opponents down. The older Ali came to realize that he could achieve essentially the same thing by just letting his opponents hit him instead and using more well selected power punches. He was never really hit as a younger fighter so nobody knew or guessed that he was apparently the most durable man in the world, some of the hardest punchers in human history wore themselves out to the ends of exhaustion punching Ali, Ali would just trashtalk them, throw in some well timed counters here and there and eventually go in for the kill when they could barely even stand
Unfortunately that approach is probably what caused his parkinson's.
Ohhh wooow, I had no idea. This was a great read, and thank you for this added information.
Unfortunately, there’s no evidence that confirms boxing was the cause of his Parkinson’s, but it definitely worsened the condition. Jerry Quarry, for example, took so many punches to the head throughout his boxing career. I respect him for his toughness and no quit attitude, but the repeated punches caused him to suffer CTE. He couldn’t feed, dress, or bathe himself. He died from the disease at the age of 53.
12:44 If I was Terrell I would've thrown in the towel after my punch combination hit nothing but air. We have to remember that Terrell was also a professional boxer, and Ali treated him like he was fighting a 10-year-old.
Edit: 14:11 to answer your question Muhammad Ali did not have the strongest punch compared to his opponents like Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, or George Foreman. He also admitted it. But his jab was so deadly that the opponent had a delay reaction to the punch. Most of them initially think that they can take it but as soon as they move, they start to stagger.
HAHAHAHAHAHAH! " hit nothing but air " great comment.
He definitely didn't depend on hitting them hard, but stinging them in the sweet spot while moving like a butterfly 😅
@@TheWashedOlympianI also forgot to mention that if you look at a majority of fights, Ali didn’t like hitting the body. He usually threw feints to the body, but would aim for the face.
He was also an honourable fighter. If his opponent was no longer in any condition to continue the fight, Ali would call the ref over to stop the fight. Examples are Jerry Quarry II and Ron Lyle. Terrell was an exception.
George Foreman said in interviews that Ali’s best punch was the one he didn’t throw as Foreman was falling. Any boxer wouldn’t show mercy like that to their opponent. Ali earned Foreman’s everlasting respect.
Ali was a boxer who had nothing, he had no real punch, no real defense, just his speed and movement, which made him the greatest of all time, That was mike tyson's words
And that's all it took to he the great, wow 🤯
what you should watch, is billy crystal, he does a piece its called 15 rounds, it about Ali's life, a 10 min mini show, if you do watch it react to it, look up the one that was at Ali's 50th birthday
@@TheWashedOlympian Ali had many great fights, with joe frazier, but the best one of all for me, was late in his years, fighting george forman, big guy, big knock out puncher, won everything inside 3 rounds, Ali founght him to get the world title back, he knew foreman had never gone 3 rounds, Ali took everyhting that foreman had, big puches, 8 rounds on the ropes, foreman was spent, tired, Ali spun off the ropes, with his speed, quick combination, foreman went down, never got back up.
YES! Both of those fights were amazing! I watched a Bored Film Documentary on Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Joe Frazier. The boxing triangle between these 3 is amazing!
Ouu! Thank you for the recommendation! I'll try to find it and add it to the lineup!
Bruh, ali is 6'3 ernie Terrell, the one that kept calling him cassius clay, is the one who is 6'6
Appreciate the correction! I missed who they were talking about when mentioning the height 😅
@@TheWashedOlympian no problem bud!
But the best fightes i would say, at a different weight, for action and everything has to Tommy (hitman) hearns...sugar ray leanoard and marvin hagler
what you also have to remember back in them days, the 60;s 70's and early 80's, they fought more fights, and they alway fought the number one contender, not like today so much, where fights tend to be hand picked to keep the title for as long as possible
Those 3 boxers I haven't seen or learned about yet, only Sugar Ray Robinson. I've seen a couple video on modern-day boxing, and it annoys me that they choose who they fight and not the #1 contender like back in the day 😤
Pls react the the Muhammad Ali Documentary by Joseph Vincent
OHHH YAAAASS! I should, and I will!
@@TheWashedOlympian thx for noticing man
I'll do my best! 🤗🤗
Day 1 of asking for sugar ray lennerd
Hahaha I love this! No spoilers, but you won't have to count for long 😉