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    Muhammad Ali vs. Lyle Alzado



    I thought I'd never see this one again.

    This was an exhibition match in 1979. I believe it was an 8 rounder in front of 20,000 fans at Mile High Stadium.

    Alzado actually looks decent for a football player turned boxer and moves pretty well for a big man.

    #2
    yeah, Ali fought lots of exhibitions too, he did box scott deloux as well in an exhibition fight.

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      #3
      Note how Ali holds his own in the clinches with Lyle, despite never using strength training in his regiment. Ali at the end of his career is only slightly weaker than a steroid using, weight-lifting football player. The old time methods aren't so horrible for strength are they?

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        #4
        Originally posted by SABBATH View Post


        I thought I'd never see this one again.

        This was an exhibition match in 1979. I believe it was an 8 rounder in front of 20,000 fans at Mile High Stadium.

        Alzado actually looks decent for a football player turned boxer and moves pretty well for a big man.
        Ali once humiliated Jim Brown who told Ali he could beat him. Ali sparred with his and embarrassed him till Brown admitted he was crazy. Alzado had a decent Amatuer boxing record I have read and was on tough bastard, who believed he was a true badass.

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          #5
          Originally posted by SABBATH View Post


          I thought I'd never see this one again.

          This was an exhibition match in 1979. I believe it was an 8 rounder in front of 20,000 fans at Mile High Stadium.

          Alzado actually looks decent for a football player turned boxer and moves pretty well for a big man.
          Ali looks in terrible shape.

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            #6
            Originally posted by butterfly1964 View Post
            Ali looks in terrible shape.
            - -Even #1 Ali fan Butterfly saw the obvious.

            That just one of a plethora of fights Ali didn't need when he shoulda been retired.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Kid Achilles View Post
              Note how Ali holds his own in the clinches with Lyle, despite never using strength training in his regiment. Ali at the end of his career is only slightly weaker than a steroid using, weight-lifting football player. The old time methods aren't so horrible for strength are they?
              100 percent.

              Lyle is your typical blown up modern heavy. Comes in real heavy, but it's mostly mass which doesn't contribute to boxing. In a boxing ring an out of shape Ali was stronger. And toyed with him too, pulled every punch.

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                #8
                Originally posted by them_apples View Post
                100 percent.

                Lyle is your typical blown up modern heavy. Comes in real heavy, but it's mostly mass which doesn't contribute to boxing. In a boxing ring an out of shape Ali was stronger. And toyed with him too, pulled every punch.
                - -Lyle beat him up needlessly.

                What grade U in?

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