Time Tunnel, Sonny Liston in 1962 defends his title against 1970 Joe Frazier.

Time Tunnel, Sonny Liston in 1962 defends his title against 1970 Joe Frazier.

 

The hypothetical date is Nov 15 1962, Sonny Liston has heard that Joe Frazier from the future has come gunning for him. Frazier comes on television, he states to the television interviewer, Liston Thinks He Is Big And Bad But I Destroyed Jerry Quarry Last Year. I Also Beat Ellis Like I Was His Poppa. Sonny gets on the phone, tells his manager Jack Nilon to get him a fight with that Munchkin from that old movie with Judy Garland.. Nilon replies, I Will Give Yank Durham A Call. But That Loudmouth Kid, Cassius Clay,( Muhammad Ali) Is Making A Lot Of Noise, states Sonny. Nilon replies, Maybe He Can Go Fight Patterson. The two camps meet, for the contract signing, seated next to Liston is trainer Willie Reddish, next to Frazier is Eddie Futch. The fight date is March 13 1963, in Madison Square Garden, the undercard is Clay vs Doug Jones, as Floyd has suffered an injury to his back. The newspapers are on strike ,Ruby Goldstein has been designated by the New York Boxing Commission as the referee. Joe enters the ring in Green trunks with gold trim. Liston in Black trunks, with white colored trim. A surprise cornerman in Joe's corner has arrived, it is Eddie Machen, who has worked with preparing Frazier for this fight. At ring center, Liston whistles the tune from 1939's The Wizard Of Oz, The Lollipops Kid song. Joe fuming, looks into Liston's eyes with anger. The fight begins with Joe catching Sonny with a left hook as he bobs and weaves. Liston pokes out the stiff left jab. Machen tells Joe, Make Liston Come To You. Liston begins to move and counter Frazier, who bullies his way into Sonny's thick torso. In round 5, Frazier's left hooks have taken the wind out of Liston's sails, who has also a laceration on the nose. In round 6, Sonny lands his patented left hook, Joe stumbles back, realizing that he is in trouble, tries to flee at the loud urging of Durham, but is lifted off of his feet by a Liston right hand. Joe falls to the canvas, as he rises, Sonny pushes him and rains punches on Joe's bloody swollen face, Joe is spilled again, Eddie Futch throws in a white terry cloth towel into the ring, Goldstein stops the bout. Liston walks up to Joe and says, You Do Not Not Have To Feel Shamed, From Now On We Can Share The Song, Night Train, I will Send You A Copy. On the undercard, Cassius narrowly defeats Doug Jones, in which Liston replied in his dressing room to reporters, Frazier Will Wipe The Floor With Clay If They Ever Meet.

 

I was hoping it would be a best seller. Ha Ha, Lol.

 

I thought you would like this, but I do not go with the flow, it is a type of sci fi hypothetical match. I would not make this fight for 1964, but I figured Sonny might have enough left for Joe. How did you like the sound track? Lol.

 

Maybe next up, Liston vs Holmes or Liston vs Tyson.