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The commentator said the two times Holmes has been tested were vs Cooney and Witherspoon since he won the title. Really ? What about Weaver, what about Shavers, what about Berbick, what about Snipes ? Holmes has been tested many times prior to Cooney and Witherspoon.

It's interesting how Ali knocked out a 25 year old Foreman and Holyfield wasn't able to knock out a 40 year old Foreman

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This was the first million-dollar gate in boxing since the second Dempsey-Tunney fight in 1927. And it goes without saying that financial times had changed drastically by 1935. Even more impressive that this was a non-title bout. It was an interesting matchup of a former champ vs a contender whose combination of power and skill level and not been seen in the division before. Bear could punch, he could kill with a punch because it already happened in the ring. He just could not box. It showed against Braddock but he really paid the price for it here.

When compare yourself to Mike Tyson gone wrong

No inventes pense que Julián ganaba,buena pelea ambos pagaban muy fuerte.😮😮

Joe Louis was a beast

Thanks for poosting this footage, much appreciated.

Do you have the second shavers fight?

Jimmy beat Foreman,Lyle ( twice) ,Ali & Norton and drew with Shavers. In head to heads at his mid 1976-78 peak Jimmy is a top 10 HW ATG

Foreman is the real definition of beast..

If I wanted to see a fighter, drop his hands, I wouldn’t watch Muhammad Ali. I’d watch-HENRY HANK!!!

That over hand right to finish was a thing of beauty ❤

what a great fight jackson threw 200 bombs and mccallum dodged them with ease and counterpunched his way to victory absolutely brilliant

How did they get Hitler as the referee. But with that aside it’s always great to see the greatest. Thank you

Robinson stayed sharp by constantly fighting in the ring. A heavy bag doesn't hit back.

Why was Jackson announced as the winner

Holyfield just didn’t look right in this fight. Can’t put my finger on it. Just wasn’t his day.

Holyfield a dawg

close fight with a lot of clinches and not so many clean punches landed.

Interesting to see Jack Dempsey in Max's corner.

I was in the Marine Corps, on a Merchant Marine ship, serving in Desert Storm when this fight took place. They had a big screen TV in the chow hall where all of us Marines were watching the fight. Serving my country while watching this fight was one of the greatest moments in my life. For just under two hours, this fight took all of our minds away from the war. Thank you both to these to great fighters.

Love watching Foreman fight.. That push off out of every possible clinche was the coolest thing i ever seen as a kid.. Bro is like Jason stalking his prey

I vaguely remember this exhibition. Incredible. This early stage Parkinson's Ali was sharp. If it wasn't for that thyroid medicine he still would have lost to Holmes and Berbick. But he wouldn't have been humiliated.

Incredible patience from Joe Louis. His left jab was consistent and powerful. He would square up to prepare for a combo and would start the combo from either left or right. Completely different footwork than jack Dempsey too, but very effective.

Ali should not have been allowed anywhere NEAR a boxing ring. The people around him, especially his manager Hurbert Muhammad, are partly responsible.

Mike MCCALLUM GRANDE

I rewatch this at least once a year. Master-class fight, of course, but maybe my favorite thing is . . . no ringside commentary. I wish all fights on RUclips had a no-commentary option, where you can still hear the punches and the noise of the crowd.

Jackson was suitably menacing, and probably would have steamrolled 99% of junior-middleweights that night, but McCallum was brilliant, as usual: cool, controlled, granite chin, adaptive, slamming the body, then unleashing that first lightning 1-2, then those sustained body-head combinations--beautiful.

2:14 Ali in this condition probably would have beaten Michael Dokes

Two great champions , legends and gentlemen loved by everybody .

Bravo George Foreman❤

You have to wonder how badly Ali screwed himself up with the thryroid medication he was eating like peanuts before the Holmes fight that probably had more to do with how f-ed up he was when he fought Holmes .Actually fought Berbick after he fought Holmes and looked alot stronger .Was the Holmes fight a actual record payday for Ali?

Forman would have won if he had the speed.

Thank you for this. You've no idea how much I appreciate these classic fight films very valuable, precious.

At 33:16 If it was Tyson in scully's place he would have went for a left hook

I read Baer said he was going to use the money for this fight to get his hand fixed. Don't think it would have mattered.

They look so light in here. I bet their weight is about 85-90 kg

Mike Buffer is the best boxing announcer in the world. My head was swelling hearing this announcement..

Woww 1984 was around the time he was diagnosed with Parkinson's, and still floating like a butterfly 💯💯💪🏾💪🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💙💙

Ali is only 42 years old on this video!

Larry was an awesome Marksmen with his Jab, Larry has the best Jab of the Heavyweights of his era

Totally cool that you are posting these great old fights for us to enjoy. 👏🏼👏🏼

Absolute slug fest. 👊👌

The way Joe turned his hips with every punch from left to right is just great to watch ! Even today boxers have hard time throwing with power from both hands. Joe makes it look effortless. Even with today’s size advantage he would be a tough fighter. Way ahead of his time.

14:05 25:55 34:38 37:53

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This announcer was having problems

Love how McCallum went in for the kill but managed to stay composed and made his punches count. Mixed in some big body shots and remained heady enough to dodge Jackson's counters. Absolute thing of beauty.

Yal keep saying foreman hit hard... that boy holyfield hit hard too