Cossell says "where's the old Ali style". He against Ali's adaptive style? He says "There's no action" exactly when Bonavena's nose begins to bleed and his left eye is beet red, from a 2 big Ali smashes @6:35 and 9:50. Cossell's book of statements is a small book and its unrelated to what's happening in the ring.
I don't care what the critics say, this is one of my favorite Ali fights. He adjusted his style and threw some of his hardest shots here. He wasn't the same Ali but to be honest I like this version more. Fuck the critics.
He gave up his title when he was in his prime,no other fighter did this.He lost millions of dollars.He was facing prison time and won his appeal,He couldnt fight for 3 1/2 yrs and came back and kicked ass.Frazier couldnt knock him out.Frazier knocked him down,but he got right back up. This was a good fight.Alli has fans all over the world.He gave thousands of dollars to the poor,handed money out right on the street.What other boxer did this ??? None did. Alli was slower,but he was hitting harder,he was still fast though,faster than foreman
He was cool, but would have been better without all the Muslim preaching. I personally don't have much time for the great Elijah Mohammed or whatever, especially after what happened to Malcolm X.
G O A T. Athlete not just boxer. Because he refused to participate in the Vietnam war, the US government robbed him of his best 3-1/2 years. This was his second comeback fight. Mohammed Ali was the greatest of all time.
i love these old videos. as a teenager i never missed a fight of his, and all these videos and old names take me back in time. i actually met Ali at the 5th street gum in Miami when i was 15.
Ali’s fights in the ring were inspiring but the way Ali took on the entire nation and the United States government against the United States barbaric war against Vietnam was even more inspiring.
Bonavena had a very awkward style and Ali's ring rust was evident in this fight. But the left that knocked Bonavena down the first time...WOW...on the BUTTON! GREAT short left hook by Ali..one of the best I've ever seen him deliver!!
It was the 15th round and Bonevena was tired and Ali landed similar punches earlier. Bonevena didnt see it at all. it was a beautiful counter, hard and accurate. It did a lot of damage and there was no way Bonevena could recover from it .
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He was my hero. I was in high school when he was stripped of his title. What he went thru with the government was inspiring. He could not be bought or intimidated. I live my life according to his principles.
@@SCfanIam100 Ali was more of a man and human being than you will ever be, Mr. racist with no picture, no last name and a mere 8 subscribers. How pitiful and weak you are. I will pray for you to receive some humanity.
The referee does not send Ali to the neutral corner after the first knockdown. Ali remains standing next to Bonavena, which was illegal. He does it 2 times, so that he could not recover.
Never ask a vegan P.E.T.A. member for the best recipe to cook veal. Always take into account the opinion of people who had a big problem with Ali's protest against the Vietnam war that cost him the best 4 years of his prime, which they had no protest against. Some never got over it. I don't care what anyone changes their names to, except Bruce Jenner. But the fact that Frazier's camp and many more couldn't get past it is a big tell. The flag wrapped so tightly around their heads and neck meant their brains weren't getting enough oxygen and they couldn't see the forest for the tree's. Howard is embarrassing to listen to. Ali beating him every round in the punch count and Howard almost wetting himself the few time Bonavena hit him with anything of consequence.
Oscar Natalio Bonavena was Argentina's most famous heavyweight boxer from 1964 until his murder in 1976. He was 6' 1" tall and weighed a muscular 217lbs. Nicknamed "Ringo" because of his "Beattle's" style haircut, he compiled a 58-9- 1 record with 44 knockout victories. He became famous for knocking down future Heavyweight Champion Joe Frazier twice in their first fight (Bonavena lost two decisions), going 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali(before being knocked out for the only time in his career), and for dropping close decisions to two more former champions Floyd Patterson and Jimmy Ellis. Bonavena's lifestyle outside of the ring was just as colorful. A friendly, yet not always even tempered man, he was a noted "partier" and had "an eye" for the ladies. In 1976, he launched a comeback in the United States in Reno, Nevada and won a 10 round decision over Billy Joiner. It would turn out to be the last fight of his career. He was shot and killed at the Mustang Ranch on May 22, 1976 in the parking lot by a Ranch "security guard". He was given a hero's burial in his native Argentina. Imdb
@@AnthonyJ74 regardless of his height Ringo was a very tough fighter too many parties and women got him killed It took Ali 15 rounds to finish Ringo who gave Ali a tough fight This guy also gave Frazier trouble in the past
FADAHM A heroes welcome for an exit caused by his rowdy behaviour @ The Ranch in Reno Nevada! ,For abusive behaviour to the escorts ,so the security guards neutralized him!They( Argentina pp)l were prolly glad he chose American women to abuse rather than their own!
This was a deserved win by Ali, but the Ref did not uphold the rules... would not happen today . Ali did not go to a nuetral corner... almost just stood over Oscar. that is the rule... the ref could give standing count then when up ask if ok ... Ali took many liberties like this... pulling the head down should not have been allowed. after a couple of warnings take a point... that takes away one of his tactics, as well it should
It was painfully evident that the 3 1/2 years off was too much for Ali to overcome and that he wasn’t going to beat a prime Joe Frazier in 1971. His speed ,stamina and movement weren’t the same as they were in the 1960s. The 1970s showed his heart, determination and ability to absorb punishment that he didn’t need to really display previously.
It's easy to forget that Ali only had this fight and a 3 round bout with Jerry Quarry after a three and a half year layoff as preparation for the first fight with Frazier. Ali wasn't ready to take on a prime Frazier as soon as that.
If he had one more tough fight that went 12-15 rounds--I think that would have given him the necessary prep to beat Frazier. (However, Ali still fought a TREMENDOUS fight against Frazier--he landed some VICIOUS shots against Joe--any other fighter would have been TKO'd at the least but Frazier was willing to die in the ring if he had to--nobody was going to beat him that night!!)
Ali had no choice about the timing of his bout with Frazier. His draft case was still pending in the courts and the possibility that he might actually have to go to prison was very real. Had the Supreme Court not ruled in his favor later that year we might not have ever seen Ali vs Frazier.
El Ali was the most disrespectful boxer in history, outside the ring and inside the ring. He always badmouthed his opponents before fighting and made fun of them before the fight.
Oscar was one tough dude though. But Ali was the master of the head game. This fight was a turning point for Ali. Ali really developed a great strategy that he followed his whole career.
At this point, in the comment section going from most recent to now...not a lot is taken in consideration of Clay's future debilitating disease and how perhaps, unnoticeably it may have had it's own affect, even here. I found the match very rough to be patient to watch it all, but hey...it's Clay. Still, you DO have to give it to someone who displays SO much heart, like Bonavena did. If only that amazing endurance lasted another 1 minute or so. Then he wouldn't have been knocked out. BUT...take into mind that it wouldn't have happened if it weren't for Bonavena's "GO GET HIM", attitude. He simply could have clenched and just lost in a decision. Stamina is a bitch.
This is where Ali began to learn two things. First, he was not the same fighter as four years earlier (nor would he ever be again-that younger, in-form Ali would have, as Angelo Dundee said, destroyed everyone in his path for years to come). Secondly, he learned that he could take a punch, which was not a good thing to learn and was probably a significant factor in his eventual neurological decline at a far-too-early age. He could take the hardest punches that Frazier, Foreman, and Shavers could dish out, and still beat them.The fact that he fought and beat every top boxer of his era, avoiding none, for many years shows just how good he was, even though never the fighter he could have been without the three and a half-year hiatus. If he wasn't the best there ever was, only Joe Louis could claim that status (and Joe Frazier, George Foreman, and Cus D'Amato all agreed that Joe Louis was the best ever INSIDE the ring, and even Ali, who was actually very fond of Joe Louis, did say, "I used to tease Joe Louis by reminding him that I was the greatest of all time. But Joe Louis was the greatest heavyweight fighter ever.") Maybe it's always going to be dubious to say of anyone "the greatest ever," as each champion was the best of his own time, and it's impossible to actually compare them with certainty, but Joe Louis and Ali were very special, each in his own way, and it seems that at their best, it's hard to imagine anyone beating them. Outside the ring, though, it was Muhammad Ali, the 'people's champion', who was truly "the greatest."
It looks to me like Ali would get tired dancing before Bonavena got tired throwing bombs. Plus Bonavena can take a lot of punishment and still keep moving forward. Bonavena was clumsy and Ali wasn’t having much trouble slugging it out so maybe he figured he’d do that until he saw an opportunity to drop him.
I realize a lot of folks, especially Boxing Fans - from the late 1960s - late 1970s, can't stand Howard Cosell.....but I must beg to differ. I for one loved the back & forth between Cosell and Ali. They were made for each other. I don't know why but I loved his color commentary on both Boxing AND Monday Night Football with Dandy Don Meredith......Another time for sure !!!!!
One thing i've noticed with a lot of Ali fights, especially once he came back from suspension, was his propensity for using his glove to pull his opponents head down - sometimes even maneuvering his opponent off balance, which wears them out quicker. Referees never seemed to do much about it apart from a warning here and there.
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Ringo was tough, strong, and brave (though not tremendously skilled), but at 57:46 he just walked into that Ali left while trying to go forward. I’ll always remember the guy jumping up and down in the background after the first knockdown.
He walked into a left a couple of seconds earlier. Seems it made him mad and he swing hard at Ali and missed, and Ali made him pay with a great counterpunch.
Oscar Bonavena was a hero to the people of Argentina. He had an impressive 58 wins 44 by knockout.Unfortunately Oscar took to the party life. Less than six years after this Ali fight Oscar would be dead. At 33 years old in 1976 he was shot and killed by a security guard at the Mustang Ranch after a argument with the owner. His body lie in state at Luna Park in Buenos Aires where more than 150,000 people paid their respects.. I know Ali is still the greatest! But Oscar was one tough fighter. His life outside the ring killed him.
He never went to neutral corner ? He walked right behind the ref whole time and then jumped all over and clocked the dude instantly. Seems illegal to me.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Ali clearly knew how close the fight was and wanted no part of leaving it up to a possible decision. Terrible job by the referee here in managing the fight.
watching a batch of old Ali fights. I learned this. The Referee exists to yank and pull Ali's arm off of every opponents neck and head. Ali was the Clinch /Holder in Chief... among other things.
Muhammad Ali was doing everything perfect Howard cosell was still find something wrong because of his twisted Brain he's got the age old problem it's in his heart
I'm seeing so many comments stating that, apparently based on his commentary during this fight, it looks to them as if Cosell definitely didn't like Ali. These guys are either too young, or don't know much about boxing, or both. They don't know Cosell's history with Ali. They were actually friends. When mainstream America didn't appreciate Ali's refusal to serve in the military, Cosell was one of the few media figures of note to publicly support Ali. It was a brave thing for Cosell to do. He certainly stuck his neck out for him.
Oscar is one tough hombre - Ali was battering Bonavena's head continuously from round one. Not many fighters could take that much punishment for 15 rounds - Anyone know if Bonavena continued in the fight game after this match?
I don't know how one would be surprised that Ali was somewhat rusty after a nearly four year layoff. But ive noticed that with a few more fights under his belt his ring movement, timing, coordination, etc. all improved considerably. In any case he's the only man to ever KO Bonavena, which is pretty extraordinary for someone away from the ring that long.
Ali was definitely right, the long layoff made him rusty, missing a lot, slower in speed and reflexes, but obviously still had some power in that hook.
@@dezertfox3681 Look As I've studied boxing, I do know that Ali was extremely lucky that foreman fought stupidly that night in Zaire. That's a fact. We saw an older George Foreman learn to fight smarter and ultimately win back the heavyweight title at age 45.
Vi esta pelea en vivo, Bonacena con un desplazamiento muy ortodoxo, parecía con pies planos, un toro, muy resistente pero no tenía pasta para campeón. Años después vi la película Rocky y me hizo recordar esta pelea.
Le faltó técnica y más poder en los puños en algunos tenía las re chanse de tirarlo y dejarlo ko a Alí.. le quedan mucho por aprender a Ringo.. lástima se fue antes de tiempo.
Great fight. Bonavena had an awkward style that would have given any fighter obstacles. He never would have lasted this long pre-exile of the Great Muhammad Ali! Never the less, Oscar was a tough competitor. To both gladiators "RIP"!
Oscar had a awkward style, but I believe he would not want to fight with this style aginst iron Mike Tyson or the brown bomber Joe Louis if he did they would knock him out !
If you watch carefully the referee, in the last round, didn't make the protection count of ten (10) to Bonavena when he fell down the first time, nor the second neither the third time.. I agree Ali was the greatest but this was a robbery to Oscar
Happy Birthday to The ORIGINAL G.O.A.T! Oscar Bonevena + his un-orthodox style gave alot of fighters trouble to one degree or another.Rushing in like a bull, punches from odd angles. Hard for any fighter to look great when fighting Oscar...something Cosell apparently didn't seem to realize. Ali was supposedly "tired"in the 6th round but still had plenty enough in the tank to be theonly fighter to knock Oscar Bonevena out! What a perfectly timed hard left hook! Fight was over when Ali separated Oscar from his senses with that hard perfectly timed left hook to the point of Oscar's granite chin.
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Um...Your name reveals your faulty "critical thinking"...Bonavena was from South America! But yeah, Frazier showed the world that Ali could be vulnerable to a good left hook, as Ringo did demonstrate in this fight.
What I love about Ali is he makes the fights last to the final round and ends completely. You get a good show every time.
The best way to watch this fight is to turn the sound off so Cosell is silenced.
Four years out then a 15th round KO? LEGEND
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Three and a half years or 43 months.
Cossell says "where's the old Ali style". He against Ali's adaptive style? He says "There's no action" exactly when Bonavena's nose begins to bleed and his left eye is beet red, from a 2 big Ali smashes @6:35 and 9:50. Cossell's book of statements is a small book and its unrelated to what's happening in the ring.
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I don't care what the critics say, this is one of my favorite Ali fights. He adjusted his style and threw some of his hardest shots here. He wasn't the same Ali but to be honest I like this version more. Fuck the critics.
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He gave up his title when he was in his prime,no other fighter did this.He lost millions of dollars.He was facing prison time and won his appeal,He couldnt fight for 3 1/2 yrs and came back and kicked ass.Frazier couldnt knock him out.Frazier knocked him down,but he got right back up.
This was a good fight.Alli has fans all over the world.He gave thousands of dollars to the poor,handed money out right on the street.What other boxer did this ??? None did.
Alli was slower,but he was hitting harder,he was still fast though,faster than foreman
Muhammad Ali did more for most Americans than anyone wants to give the guy credit for
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He was cool, but would have been better without all the Muslim preaching. I personally don't have much time for the great Elijah Mohammed or whatever, especially after what happened to Malcolm X.
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G O A T. Athlete not just boxer. Because he refused to participate in the Vietnam war, the US government robbed him of his best 3-1/2 years. This was his second comeback fight. Mohammed Ali was the greatest of all time.
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i love these old videos. as a teenager i never missed a fight of his, and all these videos and old names take me back in time. i actually met Ali at the 5th street gum in Miami when i was 15.
I met Ali and Howard at West Point on a boxing exhibition by other non-professionals many years ago.
Ali’s fights in the ring were inspiring but the way Ali took on the entire nation and the United States government against the United States barbaric war against Vietnam was even more inspiring.
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Bonavena had a very awkward style and Ali's ring rust was evident in this fight. But the left that knocked Bonavena down the first time...WOW...on the BUTTON! GREAT short left hook by Ali..one of the best I've ever seen him deliver!!
When his Corner called for him to close the show he closed the show. I'm sure you would agree.
@@jimmiecisco LOL!! No doubt!!
It was the 15th round and Bonevena was tired and Ali landed similar punches earlier. Bonevena didnt see it at all. it was a beautiful counter, hard and accurate. It did a lot of damage and there was no way Bonevena could recover from it .
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The most admired legend in the history of boxing . Rest In Peace champ !
Yes, Bonavena was quite the boxer indeed.
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I first saw this fight in 1970. Ali great fighter and humanitarian.
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@Websiteguy 2 Thank you for reply but shameful that Oscar Bonanvena was shot by a security guard under a dispute at 33 years old.
Ali's squirrel: "The World is Watching You", "The world is watching you!"
Good fight to remember, thank you Ali, thank you Bonavena and both of you rest in peace, once again THANK YOU for this classic.
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He was my hero. I was in high school when he was stripped of his title. What he went thru with the government was inspiring. He could not be bought or intimidated. I live my life according to his principles.
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@@SCfanIam100 Ali was more of a man and human being than you will ever be, Mr. racist with no picture, no last name and a mere 8 subscribers. How pitiful and weak you are. I will pray for you to receive some humanity.
That Ending Was Simply Beautiful.....
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Yeah sure was that left hook was sublime
The referee does not send Ali to the neutral corner after the first knockdown. Ali remains standing next to Bonavena, which was illegal. He does it 2 times, so that he could not recover.
Why does the other commentator call him Clay? His name is Muhammad Ali.
Were you alive back then?he was born Cassius Marcellus Clay.many people didn't respect his decision to change his name which he never legally did.
Never ask a vegan P.E.T.A. member for the best recipe to cook veal.
Always take into account the opinion of people who had a big problem with Ali's protest against the Vietnam war that cost him the best 4 years of his prime, which they had no protest against.
Some never got over it.
I don't care what anyone changes their names to, except Bruce Jenner.
But the fact that Frazier's camp and many more couldn't get past it is a big tell.
The flag wrapped so tightly around their heads and neck meant their brains weren't getting enough oxygen and they couldn't see the forest for the tree's.
Howard is embarrassing to listen to.
Ali beating him every round in the punch count and Howard almost wetting himself the few time Bonavena hit him with anything of consequence.
@@mbsnyderc It wasnt required by law back in the 60s.If it wasnt required why fuck with it,so it was legal.
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Bonavena is a fighter that is underrated, and Ali beat a very dangerous opponent in this fight.
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Oscar Natalio Bonavena was Argentina's most famous heavyweight boxer from 1964 until his murder in 1976. He was 6' 1" tall and weighed a muscular 217lbs. Nicknamed "Ringo" because of his "Beattle's" style haircut, he compiled a 58-9- 1 record with 44 knockout victories. He became famous for knocking down future Heavyweight Champion Joe Frazier twice in their first fight (Bonavena lost two decisions), going 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali(before being knocked out for the only time in his career), and for dropping close decisions to two more former champions Floyd Patterson and Jimmy Ellis. Bonavena's lifestyle outside of the ring was just as colorful. A friendly, yet not always even tempered man, he was a noted "partier" and had "an eye" for the ladies. In 1976, he launched a comeback in the United States in Reno, Nevada and won a 10 round decision over Billy Joiner. It would turn out to be the last fight of his career. He was shot and killed at the Mustang Ranch on May 22, 1976 in the parking lot by a Ranch "security guard". He was given a hero's burial in his native Argentina.
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He was born in Argentina to Italian immigrant parents.
@@AnthonyJ74 regardless of his height Ringo was a very tough fighter too many parties and women got him killed It took Ali 15 rounds to finish Ringo who gave Ali a tough fight This guy also gave Frazier trouble in the past
That I did not know, thanks. He was a tough little sucker that is for sure. Thanks for your interesting comment!
FADAHM A heroes welcome for an exit caused by his rowdy behaviour @ The Ranch in Reno Nevada! ,For abusive behaviour to the escorts ,so the security guards neutralized him!They( Argentina pp)l were prolly glad he chose American women to abuse rather than their own!
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Ali is so disciplined, never see him throwing chip shots. He is so confident that he believes he can do it without chip shots. By far the GOAT.
''Iron Mike'' would of sat ''Ali'' on his arse in the first 20 seconds here
This was a deserved win by Ali, but the Ref did not uphold the rules... would not happen today . Ali did not go to a nuetral corner... almost just stood over Oscar. that is the rule... the ref could give standing count then when up ask if ok ... Ali took many liberties like this... pulling the head down should not have been allowed. after a couple of warnings take a point... that takes away one of his tactics, as well it should
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@@tomscalzo1282 Yeah, but no one gives a shit , 'cause he da man! That's what's up!
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Ali was a rare gem of a man, in word and deed.
It was painfully evident that the 3 1/2 years off was too much for Ali to overcome and that he wasn’t going to beat a prime Joe Frazier in 1971. His speed ,stamina and movement weren’t the same as they were in the 1960s. The 1970s showed his heart, determination and ability to absorb punishment that he didn’t need to really display previously.
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It's easy to forget that Ali only had this fight and a 3 round bout with Jerry Quarry after a three and a half year layoff as preparation for the first fight with Frazier.
Ali wasn't ready to take on a prime Frazier as soon as that.
So true. Ali was still too rusty to take on prime Frazier
If he had one more tough fight that went 12-15 rounds--I think that would have given him the necessary prep to beat Frazier. (However, Ali still fought a TREMENDOUS fight against Frazier--he landed some VICIOUS shots against Joe--any other fighter would have been TKO'd at the least but Frazier was willing to die in the ring if he had to--nobody was going to beat him that night!!)
Ali had no choice about the timing of his bout with Frazier. His draft case was still pending in the courts and the possibility that he might actually have to go to prison was very real. Had the Supreme Court not ruled in his favor later that year we might not have ever seen Ali vs Frazier.
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Howard Cosell commenting on a Muhammad Ali fight. There was nothing ever better in sports. "Oh That left! It came from nowhere. Ali again!"
Somebody please help me understand why Bonavena was not given a mandatory eight-count after a knockdown.
Not in the rules in those days.
It was a bad mistake that somehow was allowed.Ali should have been sent to a corner and a standing count given to Bonavena .
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El Ali was the most disrespectful boxer in history, outside the ring and inside the ring. He always badmouthed his opponents before fighting and made fun of them before the fight.
At this time he was the best.
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Oscar was one tough dude though. But Ali was the master of the head game. This fight was a turning point for Ali. Ali really developed a great strategy that he followed his whole career.
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At this point, in the comment section going from most recent to now...not a lot is taken in consideration of Clay's future debilitating disease and how perhaps, unnoticeably it may have had it's own affect, even here.
I found the match very rough to be patient to watch it all, but hey...it's Clay.
Still, you DO have to give it to someone who displays SO much heart, like Bonavena did.
If only that amazing endurance lasted another 1 minute or so.
Then he wouldn't have been knocked out.
BUT...take into mind that it wouldn't have happened if it weren't for Bonavena's "GO GET HIM", attitude.
He simply could have clenched and just lost in a decision.
Stamina is a bitch.
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Just like that. In the 15th round.
Who goes 15 rounds anymore?
There was a time Ringo was a tough fighter too much partying and womanizing wrecked his career and got him killed
Yancy I think he was the trainer of Joe Frazier being disrespectful calling Ali "Clay"
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This is where Ali began to learn two things. First, he was not the same fighter as four years earlier (nor would he ever be again-that younger, in-form Ali would have, as Angelo Dundee said, destroyed everyone in his path for years to come). Secondly, he learned that he could take a punch, which was not a good thing to learn and was probably a significant factor in his eventual neurological decline at a far-too-early age. He could take the hardest punches that Frazier, Foreman, and Shavers could dish out, and still beat them.The fact that he fought and beat every top boxer of his era, avoiding none, for many years shows just how good he was, even though never the fighter he could have been without the three and a half-year hiatus. If he wasn't the best there ever was, only Joe Louis could claim that status (and Joe Frazier, George Foreman, and Cus D'Amato all agreed that Joe Louis was the best ever INSIDE the ring, and even Ali, who was actually very fond of Joe Louis, did say, "I used to tease Joe Louis by reminding him that I was the greatest of all time. But Joe Louis was the greatest heavyweight fighter ever.")
Maybe it's always going to be dubious to say of anyone "the greatest ever," as each champion was the best of his own time, and it's impossible to actually compare them with certainty, but Joe Louis and Ali were very special, each in his own way, and it seems that at their best, it's hard to imagine anyone beating them. Outside the ring, though, it was Muhammad Ali, the 'people's champion', who was truly "the greatest."
Holy crap I love Ali when he does this stiff walk 58:01 and he capped it this time with slapping the ref's arm away from him.
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Was there the "Phatom Left" in the second Sonny Liston match?
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It looks to me like Ali would get tired dancing before Bonavena got tired throwing bombs. Plus Bonavena can take a lot of punishment and still keep moving forward. Bonavena was clumsy and Ali wasn’t having much trouble slugging it out so maybe he figured he’d do that until he saw an opportunity to drop him.
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Fraziers manager talking trash, belligerently calling Ali Clay and suddenly it all comes right 😆
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Κακως τον λεει ΚΛΕΗ😊
It was a boring fight up until 1 min. & 13 secs. left (57:45) in the final round! LOL
El mejor de todos el boxeador más grande de todos los tiempo y no abra nadie más
Marciano the best
@@larrycox6168 who did Marciano beat? Name the best three that Marciano beat. You're on the clock...
I realize a lot of folks, especially Boxing Fans - from the late 1960s - late 1970s, can't stand Howard Cosell.....but I must beg to differ. I for one loved the back & forth between Cosell and Ali. They were made for each other. I don't know why but I loved his color commentary on both Boxing AND Monday Night Football with Dandy Don Meredith......Another time for sure !!!!!
One thing i've noticed with a lot of Ali fights, especially once he came back from suspension, was his propensity for using his glove to pull his opponents head down - sometimes even maneuvering his opponent off balance, which wears them out quicker. Referees never seemed to do much about it apart from a warning here and there.
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@@JuanCarlos-dr9dw 😂😂😢😊😅😢
Did it non stop.
Pernah absen sekolah nonton Muhammad Ali sang Legend
الأسطورة محمد علي رحمه الله ويرزقه فسيح جناته يارب العالمين
Somebody please tell why is that the commentators kept downplaying Ali throughout this match?
They were full of hatred, and you know it's true...
Mohamed Ali lui a mis une bonne correction à ce bonavena ce prétentieux mais la classe de Mohamed était bien là merci Mohamed pour tous ces prestigieux combats que tu as mené avec la plus grande classe 🙆♂️🙋♂️
✨Bonavena✨
RINGO QUERIDO, FLOR DE PELÉA LE DISTE A ESTE FENÓMENO !
ALI ❤ is ALI ❤...
Oh wow 🤩! What a fighter MA! What a man! Thank you for sharing!
Muhammad Ali was the greatest of all the time
@Joe johnson shut up
Ali was finished.
This no name white guy took him.
@@bradhuskers you didn't see the last round did you when Ali's corner called for him to close the show he closed the show. Really!
@@jimmiecisco
And then a few months later, Joe Frazier knocked Ali out.
Ali got his ass beat a few months later by Joe Frazier.
R.l.P
ALl. Is 👑 King and legendary of boxing. In the world 🌎.
Mohammad Ali was taller and much bigger than his opponent
So ? Ali fought with much bigger opponents and he kicked their ass is not about height is about power and Ali the great was powerful champ
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Tyson was a lot shorter, and?
Bonavena non sa cosa è la noble art. Crede di stare per strada a fare una rissa.
Ringo was tough, strong, and brave (though not tremendously skilled), but at 57:46 he just walked into that Ali left while trying to go forward.
I’ll always remember the guy jumping up and down in the background after the first knockdown.
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True.
He walked into a left a couple of seconds earlier. Seems it made him mad and he swing hard at Ali and missed, and Ali made him pay with a great counterpunch.
that guy jumping up and down in the background looks like FRANKIE CARBO made guy with the genovese family.
Oscar Bonavena was a hero to the people of Argentina. He had an impressive
58 wins 44 by knockout.Unfortunately Oscar took to the party life. Less than six
years after this Ali fight Oscar would be dead. At 33 years old in 1976 he was
shot and killed by a security guard at the Mustang Ranch after a argument
with the owner. His body lie in state at Luna Park in Buenos Aires where more
than 150,000 people paid their respects.. I know Ali is still the greatest! But Oscar
was one tough fighter. His life outside the ring killed him.
could not see a full count on his knockdowns
Yeah you are right
Ali jagoanku semoga dia sampek saat ini baek2 saja Amiin. ❤🎉🎉❤.
He never went to neutral corner ? He walked right behind the ref whole time and then jumped all over and clocked the dude instantly. Seems illegal to me.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Ali clearly knew how close the fight was and wanted no part of leaving it up to a possible decision. Terrible job by the referee here in managing the fight.
watching a batch of old Ali fights. I learned this. The Referee exists to yank and pull Ali's arm off of every opponents neck and head. Ali was the Clinch /Holder in Chief... among other things.
Ali the King of the ring
Sou brasileiro e pra mim Ali.. foi melhor que todos. sortudos foi a geração que viveu nessa época o Cara era um gênio
Muhammad Ali was doing everything perfect Howard cosell was still find something wrong because of his twisted Brain he's got the age old problem it's in his heart
I'm seeing so many comments stating that, apparently based on his commentary during this fight, it looks to them as if Cosell definitely didn't like Ali. These guys are either too young, or don't know much about boxing, or both. They don't know Cosell's history with Ali. They were actually friends. When mainstream America didn't appreciate Ali's refusal to serve in the military, Cosell was one of the few media figures of note to publicly support Ali. It was a brave thing for Cosell to do. He certainly stuck his neck out for him.
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You could hear the contempt in Frazier's manager's commentary. Calling him "Clay", etc.
2 lefts in a row on that first knockdown ..beauty hooks
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Great fight again thanks u tube.
The greatest boxer of all time.
9أحيَانًا يَستصغرُ الإنسان الذنب بَينما هُوَ عَظِيم عِند اللّه، كَما قالَ تعالىٰ فِي القرآن:
﴿إِذْ تَلَقَّوْنَهُ بِأَلْسِنَتِكُمْ وَتَقُولُونَ بِأَفْوَاهِكُمْ مَا لَيْسَ لَكُمْ بِهِ عِلْمٌ وَتَحْسَبُونَهُ هَيِّنًا وَهُوَ عِنْدَ اللَّهِ عَظِيمٌ﴾.
The worst part of this video was listening to Cosell.
Bonavena was very powerfull boxer,but he dans now with the legend the best ali.
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@@lufhopespeacefully2037 yes but it make ateist.
Oscar is one tough hombre - Ali was battering Bonavena's head continuously from round one. Not many fighters could take that much punishment for 15 rounds -
Anyone know if Bonavena continued in the fight game after this match?
Oscar had 14 fights after this, losing only twice. 2 of his 9 losses were DQ's.
Referee didn't give standing 8 count.
wit makt????
I don't know how one would be surprised that Ali was somewhat rusty after a nearly four year layoff. But ive noticed that with a few more fights under his belt his ring movement, timing, coordination, etc. all improved considerably. In any case he's the only man to ever KO Bonavena, which is pretty extraordinary for someone away from the ring that long.
Ali was definitely right, the long layoff made him rusty, missing a lot, slower in speed and reflexes, but obviously still had some power in that hook.
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Ali was doing what ever he wanted, he didnt have to move. He was so smart always ahead of his competition they never knew what he was up to.
@John Vita
You ain't lying!!
You know nothing
Ali was junk.
Ali was junk.....lololololol
I'm sorry your right....lolololol
@@dezertfox3681
Oh. Ok.
@@dezertfox3681
Look
As I've studied boxing, I do know that Ali was extremely lucky that foreman fought stupidly that night in Zaire.
That's a fact.
We saw an older George Foreman learn to fight smarter and ultimately win back the heavyweight title at age 45.
Bonavena lost due to tiredness, certainly not by KO and he demonstrated that he can beat Alì... who wins two seconds from the end...
Don't talk senseless shit🤣
What planet do you live on? He was clobbered three times, and went down three times.
좋아요 꾹꾹 응원합니다 새해복 많이 받으세요 ♻️
ALLAHU EKBER
Alhamdulillah
Masha'Allah
RESPEKT RESPEKT RESPEKT
Mohammed Ali is One of World
Action speaks lower than words
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Oscar Bonavena, grande lutador, orgulho do povo Argentino.
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Vi esta pelea en vivo, Bonacena con un desplazamiento muy ortodoxo, parecía con pies planos, un toro, muy resistente pero no tenía pasta para campeón. Años después vi la película Rocky y me hizo recordar esta pelea.
Ali más técnica más boxeador Ringo guapo y corajudo
Ali era bello , y bien boludo 😜
Le faltó técnica y más poder en los puños en algunos tenía las re chanse de tirarlo y dejarlo ko a Alí.. le quedan mucho por aprender a Ringo.. lástima se fue antes de tiempo.
@@Kss-oy8ic merecia una revancha...una pena, lo trnia todo para ser el mejor, pero reconozco q Ali era durisimo y muy tecnico mas q pegador
ALI MAS CAGON NO PELEABA SE ESTABA ESCAPANDO NO VES COMO LE AGARRA DEL CUELLO
TENIAN QUE HABERLO ESPULSADO DEL RIN POR TAMPOSO
Question: Why does this person keep calling Ali "Clay"?
Great fight. Bonavena had an awkward style that would have given any fighter obstacles. He never would have lasted this long pre-exile of the Great Muhammad Ali! Never the less, Oscar was a tough competitor. To both gladiators "RIP"!
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Oscar had a awkward style, but I believe he would not want to fight with this style aginst iron Mike Tyson or the brown bomber Joe Louis if he did they would knock him out !
@@douglaslett7504 I must agree. I believe this statement is accurate. Good analysis!
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If you watch carefully the referee, in the last round, didn't make the protection count of ten (10) to Bonavena when he fell down the first time, nor the second neither the third time.. I agree Ali was the greatest but this was a robbery to Oscar
Happy Birthday to The ORIGINAL G.O.A.T! Oscar Bonevena + his un-orthodox style gave alot of fighters trouble to one degree or another.Rushing in like a bull, punches from odd angles.
Hard for any fighter to look great when fighting Oscar...something Cosell apparently didn't seem to realize. Ali was supposedly "tired"in the 6th round but still had plenty enough in the tank to be theonly fighter to knock Oscar Bonevena out! What a perfectly timed hard left hook! Fight was over when Ali separated Oscar from his senses with that hard perfectly timed left hook to the point of Oscar's granite chin.
The goat was Ali 👏
@@michelleturmart9813 could not have been referring to anybody else!
Muhammad Ali was born in January I don't know I wouldn't have the first clue about when Oscar was born
Ali was the greatest ever boxer 26:33
Prior to this fight, living on Mc Dougal St. I saw Bonavena tasting some Argentine delicacies near Bleecker St. Greenwich Village.
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WOW 👏 that was cool Fernando ... thank you for sharing 😊
One of the worst fights Ali has been in, and he STILL makes it a classic with that end.
Ali was one of a kind 🥊
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Muhammad Ali was greater than the boxing
محمد علي بطل يتحمل اللكمات
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dudes ..at 10.32,,,,look at that left hook of the Italian...Joe Frazier? wow...Ali always took a beating to give a beating
Um...Your name reveals your faulty "critical thinking"...Bonavena was from South America! But yeah, Frazier showed the world that Ali could be vulnerable to a good left hook, as Ringo did demonstrate in this fight.
The faster the boxer the stronger he is. Speed matters
It can. There can be a certain "snap"