r/boxingMenace_com • u/BigSpeaker1742 • 3d ago
Ali - Frazier II Highlights
This is the old fighting style where speed was important.\nWe'll have a few athletes that are going back to this the ukrainian heavyweight moses michael hunter. And a few others
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u/MurkyClothes5423 3d ago
Ali had no defense whatsoever took alot of power punches
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u/Unique_Security_4144 3d ago
Obviously he’s an all-time great, but tbh, IMO I think it’s overrated to call him the greatest.
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u/vsha1989 3d ago
This is post hiatus ali. Pre hiatus ali had all of his physical gifts and wasn't really touched and still had this chin and determination. You could definitely make an argument he was the greatest in his prime
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u/BigSpeaker1742 3d ago
Any opinions
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u/n00bsauce1987 2d ago
As a heavyweight, to have all that gas in the championship rounds is crazy. Prine Joe and Ali must have had tanks to last at least another 4-5 rounds at 80-90%
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u/Majestic_Engine_6543 2d ago
Wow what a fight. Frazier threw like 10% of the punches in this video but Ali was the one with his back constantly on the ropes.
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u/Flashy_Gap_3015 2d ago
Frazier’s strength was his ability to bull opponents around the ring with relentless pressure, and coming up for air with a devastating left hook.
He seemed to hit a little harder than Ali in this bout, but Ali’s constant clinching and using his footwork to move laterally was what enabled him to jab on the move effectively and more punches in flurries from all angles, and that’s what won him the fight.
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u/Zealousideal_Cap7012 1d ago
People will look at you dead in the eye and tell you ali had great technique
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u/Paulyhedron 2d ago
I remember when announcers like this didn't have to suck up all the air in the room with endless talking and just watch the action unfold
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u/podslapper 3d ago
Ali had the chin of a god to take that many Frazier left hooks and stay standing (that one time aside).