why did don king stop smiling at the foreman fight when he whispered in Ali ear? what did Ali say to him?
444423
Ali probably told him he's a parasite on boxing and uses young inexperienced boxers to make himself money without any consideration of thier future careers
570405
i agre with u wholeheartely!\nhe's not big enough to be the champ.\nno one wants to see him hold the championship belt!
1087681
"Ali bumaye!", which translates to English as "Ali kill him!", was the local's chant before and during the "rumble in the jungle" fight between Mohammed Ali and George Foreman in Zaire in 1974.
619677
I remember that skit. The one about the boxer named Ken Clean-Air System! It's just a made up word where the boxing ring announcer was mumbling a lot of stuff and said "ladies and gedderbong" instead of "ladies and gentlemen".
475314
| don't think so :D\n\nBut, if they were ever met, wow, its gonna be a great story ever told in martial art's world. \n\nWho will be the winner ? I'll bet my money for Mohammed A Lee ....:D\n\nMay be in the next world, Ali gonna be Bruce's brother.\n\nBe Wise.
655355
(m)\n\nWake up... Time to die! ... It is, ironically, the last thing said by Leon
655413
I didn't hear until just now. He was a great fighter and a great person, though. He's a part of boxing history, and I'm sure his memory will live on.
652487
I was raised through the 50's and 60's and remember Ali in his prime well. Before the Nam war incident nobody and I mean nobody landed a punch on him he was so fast. I remember the Sonny Leston fight well. Ali was so fast Leston did not know what hit him. Boom!!! and Leston was on the canvas and the fight was over. We all looked at each other and said what happened because Leston sure did not know. I watched all the other fighters and Ali imitators up until the late 90's. Without question Ali is the greatest boxer to have ever lived. Ali was not just strong and lighting fast he was also a very smart boxer who could sucker his apoint into a punch. He was absolutely amazing.
171502
You can't compare Tyson to Foreman in that respect. If Ali tried the rope-a-dope, Tyson would have pummelled his body and worn out Ali. But of course "The Greatest" was too smart to take any kind of punishment for long. He would probably have stayed on the outside. He was fast enough moving around the ring to have just the write distance to beat Tyson with his handspeed. Ali by unanimous decision.
686570
I would have loved to see Danny Greene K.O. mundine.Danny seems to be from the "old school", a Rocky type of fighter who just keeps on grinding away at his opponents. Mundine's a great fighter, his natural ability, his fitness, gets him through,BUT,his mouth lets him down. If there is nothing good to say about your opponent, say nothing!I don't know what made him wear that ridiculous outfit to the weigh-in, but he looked like he just stepped out of an old Al Capone movie, a pimp, straight out of the brothel.Bad losers are pathetic but loud mouthed winners are worse!Mundine was the better boxer on the night but Greene will always be a better man!
650583
Ali lost only 5 fights in his professional career. He had a total of 61 bouts. Those thet defeated him in order:\n\n03-08-1971 Joe Frazier (Unanimous Decision)  6-8 | 6-9 | 4-11 (15 rounds)\n\n03-31-1973 Ken Norton (Split Decision)  4-5 | 6-5 | 5-7 (12 Rounds)\n\n02-15-1978 Leon Spinks (Split Decision) 140-145 | 141-144 | 143-142 (15 Rounds)\n\n10-02-1980 Larry Holmes (Refere Stops Contest) 90-100 | 89-100 | 90-100 (stopped @ 11 rounds, scheduled for 15)\n\n12-11-1981 Trevor Berbick (Unanimous Descision) 94-97 | 94-99 | 94-99 (10 Rounds)
783553
this just has to be the most question ever asked on this website.  in fact, i think it was the first question i asked when i first jumped on board.  i can't think of any other fight that would be bigger or more anticipated or higher grossing than this one, if it had ever happened...would've been the superfight of the millenium!  and, as much as i love tyson - those of you who know my history know about my tyson lovefest, ali would've smoked him, but good!  sorry mike, i think you would've smoked any other heavyweight in history, but ali would've just had too much skill, speed, underrated power, accuracy, acumen, angles, footwork, ring smarts/generalship, etc for you to handle!
1046886
Ali for sure. He was a more technical fighter. hes waste rocky. Im seeing three of em' mick! Hit the one in the middle Rock!
1155702
Tyson couldnt even spell Muhammad Ali.\nBut seriously....he was a devastating puncher and thats about it. If Cus D'amato lived he might very well have been. In Tyson's early fights you saw a boxer with devastating power. After Cus died he respected no one enough who would tell him to work off of a double jab to get inside because of his short stature. He became a head hunter who didnt throw combinations. he went for one big blow and most of the guys he fought were intimidated enough to bow down to his reputation. He won most of his fights in the prefight staredown. Once Buster Douglas took away the invincibility factor, it was just a matter of time before his career went in the toilet. He didnt have the good sense to go back to the basics. Once again Cus D'amato would have had his respect enough to tell him this and he would have listened. He became even worse after the Micheal Spinks fight because the only tie he had left to Cus was fired by Don King(Kevin Rooney). Tyson is not top 3. Tyson is not top 10. Tyson lies between 15-25 because He had 5 good years and then he became a laughing stock
957428
Yeah as said above by a few people it was Oliver Mcall in his second fight with Lennox Lewis. He had some sort of a mental breakdown during the fight. I think he realised he just couldent win and he seemed to just give up and was just taking punchs so it was stopped. Also i think he had quite a few personal problems at the time which didn't help his preparation for the fight. He seems to be a naturally emotional guy as in both his first fight with lewis and in his fight with Frank Bruno he cried on his way into the ring. He said in an interview he cried before fights at times because he knew the outcome could change his life, so he was basically psyching himself up which isent a bad thing, but to cry during a fight isent so good for obvious reasons.
978741
does this mean you don't want to fight over JIMBO?\n\n\n\nkisses ♥
946995
I cant belive it!! Ediie was the heart of the WWE..what ever happend to Viva La raza?  Chavo proboly would have done something, he said he cares about his uncle, bu he's to bent up on winning, it sickens me, R.I.P Eddie..