Holyfield was a better head-butter. Tyson was a better elbower. Golota was better with the low blows. No one came close to Ali with the illegal hold and neck pulling. He was the master.
I thought Cassius always had a weakness behind his knee's. This content is protected After battling to a Draw with Antonio Inoki, Muhammad was asked if would be performing in anymore 'Circus Acts'. Muhammad Ali, 'Professional wrestling is 100% real. I will take on all Challengers. If anyone thinks wrestling is fake, then I'm a Black Muslim. Next up, the Mighty Atorn.' This content is protected
Im sorry i might be wrong but was Holyfield ever caught head-butting on purpose in his entire career.
Holyfield made it an art, there would be headbutts but you could never tell for sure it was done on purpose. He even headbutted Valuev. His style was perfect for headbutts because he could so perfectly hide them in it. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1YEUENDwNY[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3oyrq4Q5gM[/ame]
But Y do u give credit 4 ("winning") fixes ? now suppose 1 of them was not , Liston was still old , undersized and who knows what else ?
No,no,he's right.The majority being Red Smith,Dick Young,some random,pissed off war vet brought in temporarily to cover the fight for the Wichita Eagle,the ghost of Jimmy Cannon to the minority of Tex Maule and Howard Cosell's toupee.
Muhammad Ali loses 'big points' When he said he would fight the winner of the April 6, 1976 bout between the 'weak-chinned' duo of Richard Dunn and Bernd August. Each of those guys could have knocked themselves out while applying shaving cream to their face.
And as Tyson said he probably head-butted Holyfield too. And if Holyfield head-butted on purpose then why didn't he do it when he was losing to Lewis.