Muhammad Ali was a clown and a fool

[CiganoBoxer]

It's OK...Frazier came back and said he's the real winner for making Ali ******ed what he is now. It was over the top....Ali must have really hurt Frazier's feelings.

Did Frazier really say that !??

[Bad Boy Dazza]

Did Frazier really say that !??

Yes Frazier is really bitter about the whole experience.

[Khalid X]

Hey tehmatrix, I see you deleted your comment because you thought it was ali that said that instead of Frazier. While I personally heard Frazier say it in a tv interview or something like that, here is the article clip:



Over the course of four years during the golden era of heavyweight boxing, the two men met three times. The final bout - the 'Thrilla in Manila' - was one of the greatest and most brutal boxing matches of all time, and ended with Frazier's defeat. The fights and the public spectacle that surrounded them resulted in a bitter and personal enmity, which drove one of the longest-running feuds in sporting history. When I suggest to Frazier that, in all his years as a fighter, Ali was one of only two men who succeeded in beating him, Smokin' Joe is quick to correct me. 'He didn't beat me … Look at him,' he says. 'Look at me now. How did he beat me?'




Again I heard Frazier say this in a TV interview, but for the sake of having actual proof for you guys instead of just taking my word, I thought I would post a link.

[SplitSecond]

Hey tehmatrix, I see you deleted your comment because you thought it was ali that said that instead of Frazier. While I personally heard Frazier say it in a tv interview or something like that, here is the article clip:



Over the course of four years during the golden era of heavyweight boxing, the two men met three times. The final bout - the 'Thrilla in Manila' - was one of the greatest and most brutal boxing matches of all time, and ended with Frazier's defeat. The fights and the public spectacle that surrounded them resulted in a bitter and personal enmity, which drove one of the longest-running feuds in sporting history. When I suggest to Frazier that, in all his years as a fighter, Ali was one of only two men who succeeded in beating him, Smokin' Joe is quick to correct me. 'He didn't beat me … Look at him,' he says. 'Look at me now. How did he beat me?'




Again I heard Frazier say this in a TV interview, but for the sake of having actual proof for you guys instead of just taking my word, I thought I would post a link.

i posted that because i heard ali say those exact words in thrilla in manilla(in video, with a big lump on his cheek, but frazier did have to swollen eyes) and continued on to say, he dodged alot of fraziers shots and thought he was robbed but decided to delete the post because the thread is going on too long and i just cant be bothered anymore, i've shared my opinion

[CiganoBoxer]

Hey tehmatrix, I see you deleted your comment because you thought it was ali that said that instead of Frazier. While I personally heard Frazier say it in a tv interview or something like that, here is the article clip:



Over the course of four years during the golden era of heavyweight boxing, the two men met three times. The final bout - the 'Thrilla in Manila' - was one of the greatest and most brutal boxing matches of all time, and ended with Frazier's defeat. The fights and the public spectacle that surrounded them resulted in a bitter and personal enmity, which drove one of the longest-running feuds in sporting history. When I suggest to Frazier that, in all his years as a fighter, Ali was one of only two men who succeeded in beating him, Smokin' Joe is quick to correct me. 'He didn't beat me … Look at him,' he says. 'Look at me now. How did he beat me?'




Again I heard Frazier say this in a TV interview, but for the sake of having actual proof for you guys instead of just taking my word, I thought I would post a link.

Thanks for the link mate ....some funny old ****t gone on there lol

[Bright-Eyes]

i just cant be bothered anymore, i've shared my opinion

Trolls just aren't as dedicated as they used to be I guess.

[SplitSecond]

Trolls just aren't as dedicated as they used to be I guess.

can you intellegently reply to one of my posts instead of just posting useless garbage and spamming? i think your the troll

[Jiddu Dali]

the **** he did to joe frazier and his beliefs had to be one of the dumbest **** i have ever witnessed

a great fighter, but i have no respect for him

Muhammad Ali is a three-time World Heavyweight Champion, who is widely considered one of the greatest heavyweight championship boxers of all time. As an amateur, he won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. After turning professional, he went on to become the first boxer to win the lineal heavyweight championship three times.



Ali suffered only five losses (four decisions and one TKO by retirement from the bout) with no draws in his career, while amassing 56 wins (37 knockouts and 19 decisions). Ali was crowned "Sportsman of the Century" by Sports Illustrated and "Sports Personality of the Century" by the BBC.

[Bright-Eyes]

can you intellegently reply to one of my posts instead of just posting useless garbage and spamming? i think yourthe troll

I honestly wouldn't have bothered in highlighting this if you hadn't had the nerve to put this in.You're blatantly trolling now,and the title of this thread is a clear attempt at trolling and only a troll would deny that it was.

[SplitSecond]

Muhammad Ali ) is a three-time World Heavyweight Champion, who is widely considered one of the greatest heavyweight championship boxers of all time. As an amateur, he won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. After turning professional, he went on to become the first boxer to win the lineal heavyweight championship three times.

my bad, i should have never degraded ali as a FIGHTER.....oh wait....i DID'NT!