Ali, Frazier, Norton & Holmes on Donahue Show (Rare!!)

In 1990, Muhammad Ali, Ken Norton and Larry Holmes went on the Phil Donahue Show to promote their Documentary "Champions Forever". This is very rare footage._____________________________________________________________________________________Tags: muhammad ali joe frazier ken norton larry holmes phil donahue show boxing best tribute video highlight compilation rare footage mike tyson fedor emelianenko david haye amir khan oscar de la hoya floyd mayweather manny pacquiao dereck chisora face off wladimir klitschko klitchko nonito donaire vitali lennox lewis jack dempsey joe louis frazier sugar ray leonard roy jones arturo gatti robinson

[@Mrsutubefan]

No matter how many footages of Muhammad Ali you see where he is falling or being hit, no matter how many Donahues try to make it seem like he wasn't all that, nobody can change the truth. The truth is that he is "the greatest", the truth is that he had the kind of intelligence and personality that influenced and inspired generations of people. You can't take that away. Nobody will forget him because is a real legend.

[@Godson0771]

💯💯💯

[@innerguidance8899]

I love you Joe Frazier. He had the biggest and purest heart of all boxers ever!

[@coldacre]

@Israel Scum Frazier gave money to Ali throughout 68-70 when he couldn’t fight due to the ban. they were brothers and friends the entire time

[@coldacre]

Joe Frazier is my favorite of them all. the biggest heart, the biggest warrior and he put Ali flat on his ass. humble to the end. LEGEND

[@keneishawynn453]

My heart bleeds for Ali.. It hurts to see him have to remain silent when we know that's the opposite of his personality

[@rodkirkbride2230]

Ali, if you notice, handles every question with grace. Even the awkward ones. 🙏👍💪

[@na_marie]

It was really wholesome for Larry Holmes of all people to say to the rest of them they should pile on Donahue for Ali :’)

[@ralphczukay1390]

The thing that is amazing about the man is that the "loudmouth bragger" persona was exactly that - a persona. Ali's true personality never left him, he never became the opposite of what he was no matter how debilitating the illness got. Muhammad Ali was always gracious, kind, funny, intense, warm, and relaxed. His presence was his intelligence. His presence was his personality.

[@deandj109]

Love how Holmes just speaks his mind. No bullshit with him. And he doesn’t care what people think of him. Wasn’t ever really liked or was the peoples champion but he was one hell of a boxer and criminally underrated.

[@andykerr3803]

Larry has the most loyal fans, they're just quieter, more knowledgeable and not the cheerleader type. There are many, including Don King, pretty obvious who was his favorite boxer.

[@ibnhaam5505]

I think that talking about having properties and millions in the présence of such people that have experienced difficult moments such as Ali and Norton means that this guy is the embodiment of bullshit. Result, nobody cares about him. We will remember Ali, Foreman, Frazer for their achievements, great behavior and humbleness, inside and outside the ring. Things that a dump guy like Mayweather couldn't get, and kept extremely jealous from Ali till today. People that are not even famous or well known by the public can get millions as well. Being a Legend is literally being loved by the people as Mike tyson clearly said.

[@federicot7478]

​@@ibnhaam5505i don't think Holmes is a bad person honestly. I feel like he's always a littoe bit salty because he never got the credit he deserved

[@MultiMm2009]

Ali is just the greatest in all sense. His aura, look, carriage, expression and character.

[@irenegaruba48]

You got it right.

[@philfrank9226]

Joe Frazier was such a good man.

[@philfrank9226]

@Lord Moilanen ... and a freemason, too.(Wiki)

[@Nachtfahrt80]

I don't understand what Frazier said

[@doyleshaw5582]

Good for what

[@milojanis4901]

@@doyleshaw5582 If you ask such a stupid question as this one, you obviously know nothing about boxing, and are an enigma here.....

[@williefinn4932]

frazier and ali had a love hate relationship....they will always be a pair as long as boxing is recalled.....they needed each other...nice to see joe `protecting`ali here.

[@tigerarmyrule]

Joe Frazier was a greater man than Ali. He was viciously taunted but developed the manliness and decency to overlook it. What a fighter he was and what a man.

[@chevnc]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😑😑😑😑😑😑 idiot

[@SamSung-tp3si]

tigerarmyrule truee

[@TK0S3]

Greater man ? Hah. A man that beats up woman (his wife) and kids is no great man. A man who does anything for money. Is not a greater man. Yeah Ali called him a Gorilla, he called others a Bear. Ali's was all show. Part of his routine. Joes ego got in the way. Ali never wished ill on Joe. Joe did wish ill on Ali plenty of times. That's on him. A great man would've seen that.

[@johnyerkov1553]

Phil is an a sshole

[@funktron4]

This is incomplete without George Foreman. Ali was and is the greatest----but when it comes to '70s era Heavyweight greats, Foreman must be part of the program.

[@Flipson456]

WHERE WAS GEORGE FOREMAN??

[@kellyadams9660]

funktron4 I agree Foreman should of been there!

[@thomascorder6686]

Where is Boone Kirkman?

[@nipperse147]

Watch ' champions forever '. Foreman is on that show.

[@jahno7154]

@@Flipson456 He was busy training for his next fight.

[@KatelinTheKat]

I can't even finish watching this. These legends do not deserve this kind of disrespect.

[@crimsonedsynapse2585]

Stop talking shit ya muppet you don't have a clue lol

[@Tee1312Jay]

Yep! Same

[@kenmorley2339]

You are right .

[@michealbreathnach2928]

@David T The disrespect is there David, I'm only 5 mins in and already they showed Holmes,who is the guest being battered by Tyson and Holmes beating up Marvis Frazier (Joe's son), not respectful of Joe. Then there is stupid Donaghue who doesn't know shit about boxing. Yet look at Fraziers respect for Ali, he had reason to dislike Ali but they were fellow warriors, brothers.

[@michealbreathnach2928]

@David T I guess so and yeah, I hear you. It just bugs me though to see these superhumans being quizzed by a wimp. It's so different when you see an experienced sports analyst speaking to a retired fighter.

[@TonyBi]

I love how Frazier is protective of Ali. No matter how many people say Frazier hated Ali until the day he died (I don't think he did...I just think Ali hurt his feelings and he saw how Ali's words had an impact on how people perceived him[Frazier]) you can clearly see how Frazier is sensitive to Ali's condition. Even though Ali was/is older than Frazier...Frazier takes on an almost brotherly role here.

[@funktron4]

Foreman was also protective of Ali in the later public appearances. Good observation Yerejay.

[@inah4923]

agree

[@truthspeaker5540]

Yes well pointed out. Just the words Ali had used to sell the fights, had made life hard for Frazier's children in school (According to Marvis). Marvis even said Frazier forgave Ali & liked him.

[@firstname1886]

yerejay totally agree. It was nice watching this and seeing how Frazier acted. Pure class

[@rasoolomassenger8702]

Remember bro, Frazier is real warrior in and out of the ring in his way ,he fight for ali outside of ring to ali get back in ring after enforced.

[@bennyjohnson8521]

He seems so pleased with ali not being able to speak

[@User2jn]

He kinda reminds me of a nurse establishing power over the elderly in the age care. There's a lot of elder abuse in age care and he just smelt of that scumbaggery

[@irenegaruba48]

Was he trying not to treat Ali as a patient? Maybe he wanted him to feel like everybody else, not as a sick man?

[@SoUtHSeACaRtEl3023]

Wish Ali could talk more, his my idol! LEGEND!

[@jamespaul4597]

Joe looked uncomfortable when they were replaying the "fight of the century" such a modest guy.

[@tooeazeful]

He did. True sportsmanship. Joe looks like a nice guy

[@najeemalone3907]

He got personal with these questions and treated these champion fighters legends of a sport like they were bums

[@10freemen]

We love ali.

[@beatonthedonis]

I would have liked to see Ali and Donahue in the ring when they were both in their physical prime.

[@arealmench]

Ali would decision Donahue

[@kcash6359]

Donahue never had a physical prime.

[@Freerydah73]

"You're not as dumb as you look" was sarcastically delivered and well deserved in my opinion! Right on the money, Ali!!!

[@westsidewoodledge8892]

Funny how Ali would have carried this whole interview in his day. He was pretty clever

[@hichcoc]

Absolutely...Donahue with his scumbag ass..!!

[@cynthiasneed2006]

Ali always set people straight but they “were too dumb” to recognize! Loved Ali

[@lane7517]

Mohammed ali is one of the most influential human beings in history

[@daniaalali307]

Prophet Muhammad Pbuh is the the most influential man ever

[@pakngah-ix2bb]

Muhammad Ali the best 👍👍👍

[@fifagoals3574]

UdaM30Bitch Muhammad is the greatest human to ever lived

[@jmflyer55]

You mean Cassius Clay? Ali Influential?? Hardly...

[@fifagoals3574]

jmflyer55 could you call him Clay in his face ?

[@crownedful]

Norton was not punch drunk--he was in a near fatal motorcycle accident--where he lost part of his head, which is why he always wore a baseball cap in public.

[@thomascorder6686]

Yes!

[@brucescott4261]

Ed Crown ...In 1986, Kenneth Howard Norton, Sr. was in a near-fatal car accident.

[@doyleshaw5582]

By C300 be me vee sew all l by H Cy e

[@avbugsy38]

damn i didnt know that fact, r.i.p to the legend ken norton

[@magnetmac1]

Judging by this tape, you would never have guessed that Ali would outlive Norton and Joe Frazier.

[@alhajiabdulaiseidu4468]

You're right , Ali definitely had God's favour upon himself

[@paulcabanacan]

Everything is in god's hands

[@magnetmac1]

@Skip Barrows Larry Holmes is ALIVE and well.

[@wcgold2]

Skip Barrows Larry Holmes is alive.

[@emzid5105]

@Skip Barrows Larry Holmes is still alive and healthy.

[@teddyd1973]

Four of the baddest men on the planet!

[@gusbolick9734]

ali and Frazier could sell out any venue in the world may both of these great gladiators rest in peace. The heavyweight division hasn't been the same since these 2 men left the sport.

[@Strato13]

Donahue was a jerk.. Respect to these fighters.

[@wkeon]

i swear the way he was asking ali about that parkinsons...what a piece of shit

[@Strato13]

Yeah. I thought that was out of line. I think there could have been a kinder, more respectful way to ask Ali that question if he HAD to in the first place. I don't think that question was even necessary. Props to Smokin' Joe for trying to protect Ali. Frazier was a good man.

[@jamespaul4597]

yea he was such a rude bastard, unnecessary and asked in such a phony sweet way.

[@preteristlab-endtimes5683]

Yes James Paul .... spot-on mate. Donahue - outsider looking-in - and that Good Man 'Smokin' Joe' protecting the human feelings of his worst enemy Ali. PD truly a simple commentator divorced from the reality of the people he is commentating on. Insightful questions, but very poor Human empathy; entirely missing the emotional quotient of boxing. Thank you to these four amazing Men who defined boxing for all time. RESPECT. Thank you Gentle.men. Blessings. Mozzman.

[@umarchowdhury7752]

Yes. I admire Frazier.

[@mohammednoor5363]

"should we beet him up in here" at 13:36 made me feel much better, holmes said it in a way as if he is joking but i think all of them really wanted to do it badly

[@User2jn]

A beating from the greatest fighters is an impressive execution

[@hattorihonzo5804]

wow the respect and love frazer has for mohammad ali wow much respect.

[@RRR-is3rf]

Lol that was an act . Joe is only nice to Ali when money is involved l If you want to see the real Joe Frazier watch HBO Thrilla in Manilla documentary .

[@fifagoals3574]

R RR there are all craps to make them look like enemies in the eyes of fools like you. They loved each other

[@coreymichael1880]

@@RRR-is3rf you’re not the smartest tool in the box are you?

[@mrajczyk]

Notice Ali said "You said backstage...." Donahue to get him on the show probably said he would not talk about Ali having Parkinson's. But as soon as the cameras role that promise is out the window.

[@amyfinnigan1623]

Maimed alie is tye greatest best fighter of the world every body does hes the bomb rock and roll boxx boxxx thats that whay Do you think

[@christopheryasus3666]

Nature of that shitty business. SMH also

[@richardjohnson6137]

May GOD bless George, Ali and Ken soul Amen.

[@jakedooley7530]

@@richardjohnson6137 what about Joe frazier

[@MrMann-ds8wz]

@@jakedooley7530 I believe that he was showing signs of Parkinson's as well

[@rahmanmadison4967]

It was an honor to see..Frazier..holmes an Norton stick with Ali..when this donahue character try to belittle the GOAT about his disease✊🏿💯

[@yawtenkotang6404]

He shouldn't have asked Ali about his ex wife, and his sickness, it's bad.poor show

[@DARK24-7]

He is the greatest!!!Float like a butterfly,sting like a bee!!!

[@rositarodriguez3787]

You can't catch me I'm Muhammad Ali❤️❤️❤️

[@iamgreatness6649]

darklord can’t hit what his eyes can’t see

[@normangarrettsr3102]

RUMBLE YOUNG MAN RUMBLE , was the rest of that phrase. Wow! How we loved them and still do.

[@irenegaruba48]

Ali was the best and smoking Joe and Ali complemented each other. Their’s were the most exciting fights. Two daring strong and talented boxers.

[@upclose22]

Amazing, rare footage of these amazing boxers.. Ken Norton looks really good.. Admire all of them.

[@lisaburton7429]

I love Ken Norton. Class act. My Dad named my brother after him.

[@rabbittraps]

What a line-up..never see this again. Love you Kenny Norton.

[@irishscience580]

28:47 crazy times

[@Bill-Butcher]

Never seen this before... thanks for the upload 👍🏻 RIP Ali, Frazier and Norton... complete legends 🙌🏻

[@keetonn9763]

Muhammad Ali is beyond the boxer, beyond the poet, beyond the fame, beyond everything..a true soul, the rarest of the rarest.

[@jacobh7188]

Damn. Crazy too think only 1/4 of these legends is still living.

[@emzid5105]

don't forget it was a long time ago. Even Larry is pretty old now ( 71 years old )

[@WindUpWordCarnival]

wish one of these guys woulda knocked Donahue's block off, asking all these patronizing questions. what a missed opportunity

[@johnyerkov1553]

Swamptron

[@nate4nate5]

Foreman is missing....

[@darinloveland6120]

Foreman was helping the poor and with god. Amazing that foreman would win the title again 8 years later.

[@pfitzger2e1]

Foreman was in training for the Cooney fight , that's why he is missing .

[@axelpalacios9232]

Nah, they DEFINITELY knew not to call him 😂😂 uuuf it would have BEEN BAD

[@Photograph1974]

Darin Loveland Four years later. 1994.

[@mrHoppedupford]

Did Donahue refer to Ken Norton as the car accident at the jump rope part? I liked how Frazier would change the subject or start talking when Donahue asked Ali a question. You could tell he was protecting Ali from embarrassment from not being able to talk.

[@mrsh11014]

Scobey scope, I was thinking the same thing during the interview. He appeared to have a lot of respect for Ali.

[@koolhandduke4087]

It's so good to see that and odd at the same time. Knowing how Joe took his bitterness with Ali to his grave. Joe never forgave him for the mean things Ali said about him in the lead up to their famous trilogy.

[@Tauruss96]

+Kool hand duke he did forgive him and Muhammed Ali did apologize to Frazier do ur search man

[@koolhandduke4087]

***** --It would have been nice for Joe to forgive him. Joe was truly hurt by some things Ali said and for good reason. Ali did apologize, but for Joe the hurt cut too deep. www.examiner.com/article/philly-s-joe-frazier-hated-muhammed-ali Show me credible information (link) saying Joe forgave Ali.

[@kaykaybrown2528]

Kool hand duke Your wrong they have had photo shoots together before Frazier died. Ali cried when he got to see Frazier as a xmas gift. Frazier was also featured on one of Ali documentaries he was crying saying how "Ali can no longer speak because of the Parkinson disease, but I will speak for him" He said so many nice things about Ali he said it really hurts to see one of his close friends like that especially knowing Ali he knew Ali was trapped and dying inside cause he couldn't box or speak anymore. these events and many more happened in the late 70's through their 80s up until Frazier funeral.

[@TheRelger]

I wish some one else did this interview

[@JBthree24]

Ken Norton is the most underrated fighter in heavyweight history

[@kevinquinn3763]

Yes he was.

[@boxeolocopunch762]

@@kevinquinn3763 bue he wasnt good to heavy punchers like foreman and shavers

[@crossblock7772]

Agree

[@denissssss8579]

@@boxeolocopunch762 who cares about heavy punches

[@denissssss8579]

@@boxeolocopunch762 Anthony Joshua has heavy punches and is a noob

[@spartacus871]

Joe Frazier, what a great man!

[@luisalameda6555]

Anyone know why everyone laughed when they asked ali if his trainings afected his relationship and he said no?

[@NitroRCNerds]

Because Ali, during his career was said to have liked the ladies There were rumors he had multiple wives and such. Whether true I couldn't say/

[@barrybradshaw85]

The most intelligent people in the room are the fighters...

[@chillsf]

I havnt seen the Phil Donahue show in over 15 years ..OMG what nice memories...i dint miss a show back in the days ...brings back the good old days of my youth...thanks for the memories

[@demandmyrespect]

Ken Norton looked mad as hell the whole time.....

[@amania9254]

The Greatest of all times, the Champ, RIP Mohammad Ali.

[@saelanfa84]

I'm indonesian people and i just love muhammad ali only.i'm cry for you muhammad ali is so touching

[@byronelenica8329]

In the whole of history on planet Earth you will never top this lineup.

[@rapandcombat]

They had so much love for Ali, they held him down and protected him from Donahue then "donahueing." Such a classic clip here.

[@Queondacutpodcast]

I also agree that this show was disrespectful towards Ali...I noticed that he felt very uncomfortable when he asked him "do you have Parkinson's" I wouldn't ask Muhammad Ali those kind questions myself out of Respect.. He still The Greatest!!!

[@rodneyrobinson4346]

I agree I would have focus on his boxing.

[@happier5448]

Thanks for your respect

[@blankowvsingt]

Ali said always disrespectful things to his opponents... Now he is on the row... I call it justice

[@ness_vibe]

blankowv singt if you don’t think that Ali made “disrespectful” comments to sell the fights, win the psychological warfare while having no malicious intent towards his opponents, then you’re an idiot. A dumbass too.

[@zackblack8118]

blankowv singt dumbest comment i have ever read. he always had respect for all of his opponents everyone knew that except for you moron. why do you think he is so much respect even after all of his trash talks??? idiot know your facts before barking unknowingly .

[@georgedonaldson7220]

This is shameful. I always had a positive opinion of Phil Donohue until I watched this. I've no idea why he felt the need to belittle these legends in such a shabby manner. It's quite sad to watch.

[@Korn1holio]

just check earlier Ali interviews, he was VERY bullying towards interviewers. Donahue is just returning the favor.

[@mikethomas5231]

@@Korn1holio Oh,Really?!!

[@kevinquinn3763]

He's a sensationalist. Married to Marlo Thomas.

[@areguapiri]

Donahue was nasty on this show.

[@aseeds7785]

@@Korn1holio You got to factor in the time. Most people were underestimating black men at the time in terms of everything. Then Muhammad ali went in, got fame and looked good doing it so he was putting it out there. Unfortunately the media pinned him down against his own when they got the chance (rival strong black men) and made a show out of it.

[@TR.Emrah1923]

There is only one greatest, Thats Muhammad Ali ❤️❤️❤️

[@irenegaruba48]

True that!

[@kennethtucker3976]

Ali seemed like he was getting agitated by some of Phil smart ass remarks.

[@2008israelramos]

These guys literally fought for everything they ever got and Donahue should have given these warriors the respect they deserve.

[@Artist21st]

God bless all of them. I really miss Ali's humor.

[@BottleBri]

If all the great champs, Ali stands out as the greatest of all time. I don’t think there will ever be anyone come close to his superb skills.

[@jamessmythe1891]

Drug cheat !

[@lordemed1]

These men have respect for each, in fact like and love each other gained by facing each other in the ring and slugging it out, giving it their all.

[@michaelanthony2012]

Muhammada Ali: Legend!

[@wessongroup]

Ali was the man ... thanks for the old clips

[@jbfonfrias9133]

Just watching these greats sitting together & talking to their audience is phenomenal.I'm 68 & remember watching Friday Night Gillette Fights with my dad when I was kid. Ali was the reason I became a real fight fan, & he was always my favorite - & still is. The only Champ missing here is George Foreman. R.I.P. Muhammad, Joe & Kenny.

[@southsidetokyo]

Ali didn't know then that there would be another film about his life. Last night I watched "I Am Ali" which is a great documentary about his boxing career and life.

[@captainbtn]

SST i know it's great i watched it too!

[@andrecliche7638]

Southside Tokyo ppoo99ç

[@imthegreatest6759]

I' Am & will Always be the ((GREATEST)) God Bless the memory of the Late Great Muhammad Ali~Rest In Peace(ALWAYS) the CHAMP~~~ Rest In Peace also to Joe Frazier~~& Ken Norton~~ Much Love & Respect to all these Legends.(including the only one living Larry Holmes.)

[@buttersbrianpopo4134]

it so hard to see ali like this i feel like crying for him cause i know he will never cry for himself

[@cabal1010]

respect for Ali disease Ali love you! from Spain

[@evilway2054]

Ali recognizing his condition and the shamefulness he has in his face is heart breaking-RIP Ali💙 43:01

[@kristofertogun9688]

They're All Great; It's Sad That Joe Frazier Died Poor

[@amtm4185]

Never realized how bad Donahue was. Patronizing

[@Charlie-jc5rz]

Yeah he’s downright disrespecting Ali

[@phillyflash43]

Just watching 7 minutes of this reminds me how much I DON"T miss Phil Donahue!

[@jennifersmith6422]

im just trying to figure out why ken Norton is dressed like a 80-90's rapper/drug dealer?

[@TheBoone57]

Boy, you ain't a kiddin. I can't even watch this. Who can relate to this jerk?

[@newhampshirebound8551]

I had to stop at 4:23.

[@pnutbutrncrackers]

LOL I watched about the first eight minutes and it was Donahue talking about 90% of the time. No thanks.

[@howdyderek]

V

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

Ken Norton was a beast . He started so late and become one of the greatest boxers .

[@ambrusfuzesi3926]

Ali still the great!

[@preplife2606]

Ali record is amazing.. He terrorized the boxing world for almost 20yrs!!

[@kenyongray2615]

The talent on that stage was astounding. Boxing was king around a hundred years ago. How times have changed for the current state of the "sweet science".

[@clairemadeinheaven]

Joe is always the happy go lucky one in these appearences with others

[@geoffm9944]

Great to see all these great, remarkably successfully heavyweight boxers together. Tragic that Ken Norton sustained serious injuries in an automobile accident as well suffering several strokes. He had a unique style of boxing. I always felt he could have been given more substantial film parts, since he was very photogenic and certainly had presence on the screen.

[@gailmaddox98]

Loved Muhammad Ali, 2 of my brothers got into boxing because of him. RIP Champ.

[@markspeeps]

I love Larry Holmes he is the most underrated heavy weight that ever lived.

[@eduard10hermanus14]

Indeed

[@boshirmh007]

don almost talk down at them like they were some sort of peasant.

[@EmauniSimone]

ThUrT EilNo he talked to all his Black guests that way , that’s how a lot of white people condescendingly talk to black people , nothing new

[@shaunkelly9860]

He's a twat.

[@Korn1holio]

but they were... in a sense. Were they scientists who made groundbreaking discoveries, or doctors who helped save lives? No, they were people who punched each other for sport all their life. Why millions look up to *them* instead of people more worthy of the praise is exactly the reason why world is such a shitty place today.

[@angeloiodice9304]

When Ken Norton talked about how he wants to be remembered, I cried, a lot.

[@tedsr2391]

Watching this 1/3/2020......these are the great men of my era, I am 57 years old, these men I loved and respected with every fiber of my being, Me my dad and my brother sat on couch watched them box on regular TV no pay per view gimmick like today, Thank you to these men for entertaining me and my Dad and brother all those years. As For Donahue, ahhhh I leave that one alone.

[@MrAliquippawill1]

This is beyond special.......it's almost surrealistic. When you view something for the very first time, something you had no possible clue even existed..........4 ICONIC HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPIONS, sharing the same stage simultaneously......it truly has a mesmerizing, magnetic effect on your consciousness, IF you happen to be the devoted fan of professional Boxing that I am. "Champions Forever"........how very true.

[@atifazad3024]

Even after he lost his speech, Ali is so endearing with just his presence and smile. Even when they others can talk, they sound like noise.

[@Reoagentmi]

Great upload...thanks for sharing

[@GebreMenfesKidus]

There are four champions on that stage, and Phil Donahue is not one of them.

[@johnburton9707]

+Gebre Menfes Kidus nothing gets past you does it fella

[@louissiff6349]

George foreman

[@booka852]

Gebre Menfes Kidus fuck and him

[@tristantopambudi3186]

I still believe Muhammad Ali is so much bigger than America, Europe and Africa put together. Even plus the rest of the world he's still bigger. I never had enough to thanks him ,and often still cry everytime watching The greatest. It's hurt me still.

[@marshallsmom420]

It's great to see this footage. Brings back memories.

[@EddieGee-cc4us]

Loved these shows back in the day.. Larry Holmes just cracks me up

[@jcd7326]

Didn't like this interview at all. Felt like the host was making fun of Ali & Ali not being his normal self couldn't respond the way he wanted to. Smh.

[@libanabduqader3455]

Miss Gorjess Why he show as when muhamad ali loser and why de wasent show as when ali wenner this intervew i dont now

[@jimmyc1518]

@@libanabduqader3455 in fairness he did show Ali as a winner in the 1974 fight vs Frazier. But this was a horrible show too many sleazy disrespectful loaded questions. To be honest idk why they even agreed to go on the show they should have known Donahue was trash.

[@westsidewoodledge8892]

Ali in his day would carry the whole interview. He was clever as hell

[@francismaina1902]

Ali is my role model ...even after death. perfect human

[@user-eb4io1bt4c]

The host was not a gentleman on that stage! رحمة الله على محمد على...أسأل الله سبحانه وتعالى أن يتجاوز عنه ويسكنه فسيح جناته هو وجميع أموات المسلمين.

[@danslapem]

RESPECTS IN EVERYWAY TO THE FOUR GREATS OF THE HISTORY OF BOXING!!! RIP JOE!! RIP KENNY!!!!!

[@cncprogrammer3265]

You see these guys up there. All great champions. Some of the best ever in the heavyweight division. They were like Superman with skill like few had. All of them are gone now except for Larry. I think once when Larry was asked how he would like to be remembered, his response was something like "for being one of the longest living people". I hope so.

[@kokofitfaded]

This is legit boxing media history GOLD ✊🔥👏 Thanks for the upload fam 🙏 if not for you we would never have been able to experience this moment in time for ourselves... in way 😏🔥☝️

[@carolinecorman1716]

I have a deep respect for these men.

[@areguapiri]

Donahue was pure nasty on this show. I couldn't watch any more after the first few minutes of rude, disrespectful questions.

[@klodjanhidri652]

Ali, Foreman, Frazier, Norton, Holmes are the greatest boxers as the '70s era Heavyweights, but Ali and Frazier are legends warriors. Ali and Frazier are my heroes and hurts me that Ali was so bad with parkinson's disease .....

[@korymundy412]

I love all these great fighters..as a boy they all gave me hope..made me brave..i watched all of they're fights..they also taught me to fight..and i was pretty good...I love you all champs...

[@encyclopediaamericana7234]

Appreciate you sharing your home recording with us!😊

[@googleaccount3163]

min 32:00 best part of the whole video "ur not as dumb as u look" lol

[@sammyjohnson6079]

Four Of The Best Heavyweight Boxers In History!

[@mikewhite2314]

4 great champions ,who still look awesome ,they were warriors ,in the greatest decades of Boxing the 70s & 80s , we well never see that calibre of heavyweight s again ,in one era ,im glad i grew up in their time ,and got to watch all 4 fight ,Ali was my boyhood hero ,i even learned to box because of him , Its an honor to see them all together here ,thanks for the memories champs, RIP Muhammad , Joe ,& Ken ,you live on in our memories ,

[@tcbtcb7553]

LOVE THESE GUYS !!! THEY MADE THE WORLD MORE INTERESTING AND FUN!

[@guffeydrywall1552]

I love how Joe Frazier kind of protects Muhammad Ali knowing that Ali has Parkinson’s. That is more than good sportsmanship, that’s a brotherhood if you ask me.

[@aarondigby5054]

Even when Joe and Ali were fighting, after an early round Joe would tap Ali on his trunks as they want to their respective corners. It was mind-boggling the show Ali/Frazier put on in that trilogy, the greatest fights in boxing history. None other is even close in comparison. Boxing nowadays are a circus show, with boxers fighting title fights once every two or three years. Pathetic. The 60s-70s were the phenomenal golden years of boxing.

[@tyronepaulin700]

This show seems like a set-up. Usually when you have revered figures in certain professions, they are on a show to be honored. Donahue shows them clips of them getting beat up and then asking them unflattering questions. Poor taste.

[@jeraldpickens7495]

Ali was my hero at ten years old.He is my hero today,at 72 years of age.Not only as a fighter; but as a brilliant Man!!

[@alanpleasant7809]

What a row of real champs.