No Fighter In Heavyweight History Could Outpoint 67 Ali

This Groove gobshite makes that Clay poster look like a hater.

 

I watched the first half hour again actually, so 'yes'. Seen it about a thousand times. It's good to spot the future TV stars.



ps. Archer's the best in it, easily. :good

 

Bill;it just may be that you overrate Ali-and I grossly underrate him;it may be that you find excuses for him and I don't.I'm sticking with what I said-the three Ali-Norton fights could've gone either way.I'm not an Ali fan.By the way,who knows,maybe he wasn't the same after he fought his pal and ex-sparring partner 185 lb.Jimmy Ellis after Frazier I.In any case,I don't believe Ali 64-67 was the greatest/hardest to beat...L'Chaim..

 

I think ex-champ Ingemar Johansson outboxes Ali.

The probing, extended left hand and cocked right hand.

That style is really going to befuddle Ali.

 

I would certainly like to pay a visit to the very land of make believe where our dear friend Janitor resides.

.........Then again, perhaps I wouldn't..............

 

When Ingo was training for Floyd he sparred with a young Clay/Ali.Ali embarrassed him.

 

Thanks Thad Spencer for the "Ingo" support.

The only common thing that Ali and Ingo as boxers had in
common, is they both had great looking girlfriends.

 

Lennox Lewis would have a solid chance, as well as the obvious choices in Holmes, Frazier..

 

Ever thought about posting something informative,reasoned and objective ,or is that a little beyond you?

 

Vitali could outpoint Ali? Don't make me laugh!:rofl :rofl

 

I think it's beyond him.:good

 

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It did in the second fight. Whenever Ali got up on his toes against both Frazier and Norton, he took control. He just didn't have the stamina to do it as often in the 70s.