Muhammad Ali 1975 v Tokyo Buster Douglas

ali by late and destructive tko. tokyo douglas, new york douglas, madrid douglas, moscov douglas is the same garbage always. ali would kick his ass.

 

"tokio douglas" is an invent of the tyson´s fanboys to excuse his defeat against douglas. douglas was ,is, and will be a bum forever

 

Douglass would surprise Ali and win 3, 4 rounds, until the Greatest decides to take over.Ali KO Douglass in 13, 11 in a 12 rounder.

 

buster douglas by murder

 

Not taking anything away from Tokio Douglas; but Ali was in an entirely different level.

Douglas would make some of the early rounds interesting enough, until Ali decides that break time is over ... Ali by late stoppage

 

ur all talking like ali is god he wasnt he was a racist hype merchant

 

Could be an interesting fight, however Douglas wouldnt hold the advantages like he did over a undertrained, unmotivated, sloppy, SMALLER Mike Tyson.

 

and the greatest heavyweight of all time. personally i see an on point douglas causing nightmares for the undertrained and fastly fading ali...until the greatest adapts as usual and sweeps the last third for a UD

 

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you are definitely ******ed

 

I say the Ali of 75 knocks out Douglas of Tokyo 90 late on, if he can stop a fighter of Joe Frazier`s calibre when Joe is putting in his last great shift then I have no doubt he does it easier to Buster on Busters best ever night.

JMO.

 

Stevie, what is with you and just Ali threads? It's slightly annoying.

As for the thread, I'm picking Douglas cause I can.

 

Tell that to Liston, Foreman, Frazier & every other worthwhile challenger thru the decades of the 60s & 70s.

Dont let your dislike of Ali`s character & actions outside the ring make you sound like you know jack**** about the sport, he is more often than not ranked as GOAT at HW & more often than not ranked in the all time top 10 p4p.... thats not hype.

 

doo dah dippity Tokyo Douglas goes skippity ain't no telling who's been flippity when Tokyo Douglas comes to trippity.