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So which fights showed him at his absolute best?
Was it before he was forced to take time off boxing as he refused to go to war? |
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The best ever versionn of Ali was circa 1965-67. His best performances in that timeframe were - George Chuvalo I Win UD 15 1966 Cleveland Williams Win TKO 3 Ernie Terrel Win UD 15 1967 Best seventies performances Jerry Quarry II Win TKO 7 1872 Ken Norton II Win SD 12 1973 Joe Frazier II Win UD 12 1974 George Foreman Win KO 8 1974 |
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I'd agree with Terrel. You can see within the first 30 seconds that Williams didn't belong in there with Ali as he wasn't even throwing punches despite being well in range. Ali was still brilliant against Williams, don't get me wrong, but the skill of his opposition that night could definitely be questioned. |
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Jerry Quarry was completely in another world. Earlier, he had just witnessed his brother Mike nearly get decapitated by Bob Foster. Jerry had a nervous breakdown in the ring earlier that night helping revive brother Mike. No, Jerry Quarry was not the fighter that he normally was that night. |
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