Torunlari icinde en cok seni severdi.

Bunu öğrenmek de ayrı dert.. Nasıl faydalanacağımı belirleyemiyorum bile .Yaş 66....

Bu ülkede stressiz gün yok. Zaten bizi ayakta tutan da bu stresin yarattığı adrenalin ve çoğaldığında bizi hırçınlaştıran noradrenalin... Yana yana strese evet diyoruz...

Başarılar. Güzel olmuş. Sizlerde muzikde guzeldi

Cok eglenceli ❤❤❤

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Başkanlık yetmez , Bakanlık kurulsun 120 bin kişi istihdam edilsin.

Türkiye siyaseti ve mantık 😂 Hay Allah razı olsun, sağlam güldüm 😂 guzel espiri helal olsun. Arda Güler'le aynı dili konuşan ve aynı cinsiyeti paylaşan adam! Bravo Arda!

These aren’t dunk contests??

Ali watched Quarry's Brother fight that night,before Ali and Jerry fought, Jerry watched his Brothers fight as well, and he got ko'd in a big bad way, and it was a nightmare for Jerry as well as Ali, BoB foster almost killed Jerry's Brother, Ali did this a few times with other honest fighters as well, have you seen Ali's Burial site, on stonework is engraved the words Service to others is the rent you pay for your room in Heaven God Bless Both of them

Lobotomy corp.

Ali the greatest sportman ever! Nobody comes close.

Real champ he was such a good example for humanity inside the ringe and outside ofbthe ringe may Good blessed him and rise him jn the highest level of Janah

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Your point is well taken, and Ali was indeed a true sportsman. However, the fight you are referencing (and showing here) was their second meeting, June 27, 1972 in which the referee stopped the fight in the 7th round. R.I.P. to Muhammad Ali and Jerry Quarry. I have always believed Quarry could and would have been Heavyweight Champ had he fought in any other era than the 70's where he faced Ali, Frazier, and Norton.

Just a great man! Not a brutal psychopath, Mohamed could have well and truly punched his lights out but he chose not to. That is the true measure of the great man. RIP champ

I watched this fight with my Grandpa sportsmanship, and there is a lack of it in sports today!

My favorite and then Tyson true believers and love for one another. Amazing Men

I was in eighth grade and watched that fight with my dad. He loved boxing, and I had nothing else to do. Muhammad Ali did the right thing and it was obvious. Even my dad, that only acknowledged Him as Cassius Clay said he thought that was good. Taught me something about my dad that I didn’t know.

Wow,wow, wow! this is one of the best lessons one needs in life.

A great champion.

My HERO