Joe Rogan | Muhammad Ali's Psychological Warfare

[@this_is_milo]

Imagine Ali in his prime in joe rogans podcast. That would be legendary!

[@BigBoy-rj8kp]

U commented this exact comment on another video

[@kazzythelord1456]

Sean Flanagan yeah, I was watch it right now.

[@BigBoy-rj8kp]

kyle ngangira what

[@sumairebrahim2869]

Just healthy ali in twitter era would be great

[@barboncitodechilly7612]

Would be a intense conversation👌💨

[@nightin508]

I'm no boxing analyst, but from every footage I've watched of him he had it all.

[@650homesbyramy2]

Especially the first half of his career. The way he looked against Liston in that first fight, it was not even close. The way he looked against Cleveland Williams right before his draft layoff, was straight God mode.

[@Kimbo67]

@@650homesbyramy2 you have to remember williams was shot in the stomach and had just recovered. He also had to put on something like 100 pounds that he had lost during recovery just to fight Ali. The Cleveland williams that fought liston would have been a better match, Ali still would have whooped his ass I’m sure but williams is underrated. Foreman said it himself, williams is one of the hardest hitters to ever live

[@metaldog4642]

Ali was the most well known for sure. Ridiculously famous.

[@ascendantking2178]

@@Kimbo67 yah ali for some reason did really well against heavy punchers like foreman Williams Ron lyle Joe frazier earnie shavers sonny liston

[@mab7175]

@@Kimbo67 Cleveland Williams was so far out of Muhammad Ali's league he was in another galaxy from the Milky Way in the universe. If Cleveland Williams was shot up or not. Of course, George Foreman would vaunt Cleveland Williams as a great puncher. As much as George Foreman hated Muhammad Ali. Humiliated Foreman stumbling to the floor like a drunk drinked a gallon of vodka. All of Foreman's best punches didn't phase Muhammad Ali in that fight with Foreman.

[@keem005]

Lol, in the conversation? Muhammad Ali, easily the G.O.A.T, rest his soul 🤲🏼

[@yourlordandsaviouryeesusbe2998]

You're a casual.

[@elshanks1578]

My Lord, I completely agree with you How? Look at the names Ali beat and then tell me he’s not the greatest. Liston Foreman Frazier Norton Shavers Cooper Patterson ALL IN THEIR PRIME He’s the goat.

[@elshanks1578]

S B B M Tyson is my favourite fighter of all time but Ali was simply the greatest heavyweight of all time.

[@kaval-cb9kd]

@@bchstr scary doesnt mean best and no elite fighter got scared of mike bowe/ holyfield/ ruddock/ lennox/ foreman none would be scared of mike ali beat liston patterson williams folley terell chuvalo in his prime post his prime and a 3.5 years exile he beat foreman frazier norton lyle shavers quarry ellis he was beating monster like it was nothing

[@thorn3807]

@@yourlordandsaviouryeesusbe2998 You're a hater

[@thebongoplayer1535]

Ali knew he was the greatest when he said he was. No man had more conviction than him.

[@miniman2132]

Actually, the great underlying morals about Muhammad Ali are often misunderstood. He was the heavyweight champion of the world, at a time where that title was /the/ biggest sporting achievement in the world .. he was earning riches fighting all across the globe, he was in his athletic prime, he was a charismatic superstar and he carried the mantle of “the greatest” proudly. ... and he gave it all up. He gave it up because he knew that there was something better than being rich, famous, and “the greatest of all times” in the eyes of the people. He knew that it was better to be a man of your convictions first and foremost, and a man of peace. It is better to sleep in a tattered bed comfortable in your own mind than to sleep in a mansion having broken everything you stood for. He gave up his money, his achievements, his job, and his freedom because he was a man of conviction, and that is better than being the greatest.

[@SKSPORTS2002]

@@miniman2132 🙌

[@godfather53]

@@miniman2132 Great comment

[@Kal-El207]

@@miniman2132 Boy spit those FACTS!!

[@mab7175]

@@miniman2132 Muhammed Ali's by far greatest achievement and contribution to the world was the unanimous decision of the Supreme Court overruling the Muhammad Ali's conviction for refusing military service due to his strong outspoken MORAL CONVICTION opposing the Vietnam War. The ramifications of that ruling set the precedent for impetus the individual determines conscientious objection not the Federal Goverment. The enormity of the ordeal Muhammed Ali endured and surmounted is miraculous. The Supreme Court ruling made a precedent is yet astonishly obscure. This Supreme Court Ruling in the most powerful country, United States, with the most powerful military in civilization was at war, Vietnam. Historically, from antiquity of the tribe, the nation-state, and developed nations had the ultimate determination to constrict men into military service during wars. Muhammad Ali's case being overturned by the Supreme Court was of the resounding magnitude in historic mandates of mankind from hunting gathering groups to modern civilization. The individual determines the moral ethics determining religious or conscientious objection refusal to serve in the military not the state. My point is well taken. Howard Cosell, a lawyer, adamantly asserted the same position I expressed. There was absolutely definitively not a molecule of "intrinsic levity" in the character of Muhammad Ali.

[@atomalisaid8127]

No one comes close to Ali, there's no doubt he's the greatest.

[@miniman2132]

I’m sorry Joe, it’s not hard to say who is the greatest heavyweight of all time .. we know what the greatest era of Heavyweight boxing is, and we know that the only man to beat everyone in that golden era of heavyweight boxing was Muhammad Ali. Ali wasn’t the same fighter after his stand against the War in Vietnam, but he accumulated his greatest victories outside of his prime against Frazier (twice) and Foreman .. nobody before, during or since the days of Ali have given as much as that man gave in order to be proven the best of all time. The price he paid for all he gave us was steep, “the loudest man in the world silenced, the fighter who could not be felled by the mightiest of punches ultimately succumbing to their cumulative effect with a lifetime sentence”. Ali give us the best of himself. And in doing so inspired generations .. there is no comparison, he’s the greatest.

[@celticcfc8113]

Ben White shut the fuck up pussy u know fuck all about boxing or fighting

[@celticcfc8113]

MrTruboy do you have a record in boxing 😂so stfu aswell

[@miniman2132]

Biggie you’re an angry person aren’t you?

[@SKSPORTS2002]

@MrTruboy shut up u casual don't know shit about boxing ali is greatest period

[@chrisbennett606]

Biggie you know fuck all dickhead

[@DarianDTP]

Ali IS the greatness. How many fighters, besides him, do you know that would truly be prepared to die in the ring? Didn’t matter how many times you knocked him down, he’d get right back up and you’d have to just kill him. It was never about his skill set, it was his heart and his mind that made him the greatest. That’s what I believe

[@mab7175]

It was both

[@srijanagrawal255]

'67 Ali schools every heavyweight after him. Even the Ali of '70 after

[@SKSPORTS2002]

🐐

[@mab7175]

@King Tubbzz Muhammad Ali was past his prime in the period your referencing. What's your point?

[@mab7175]

@King Tubbzz OK, I understand what you meant now. Boxers begin losing their, speed, agility and hitting power the early stages after their prime. The fact how yet past Ali's prime he was still miraculous attests his greatness.

[@proman1926]

Most people don’t realize how strong Foreman was. Most people thought Ali was going to get crippled.

[@Kimbo67]

Foreman knocked himself out from exhaustion which is why Ali didnt want to rematch George. Young foreman with older foreman’s mindset would have been unbeatable

[@alucard1871]

same with liston

[@ATATURKdusmanlarininAMK_NJ]

@@Kimbo67 just stf bumm

[@mab7175]

@@Kimbo67 You got it backwards dude. And obviously you never have or had, or heard any reliable factual information from inside circles of people in boxing. Who know the true facts. Foreman was so humiliated after the knockout from Muhammad Ali he went into an extended period of prolonged severe chronic depression. That's why he did not resurface as a major contender considerably several years after he was knocked out by Muhammad Ali. Sonny Liston only fought nobodies and hung up his boxing gloves after losing to Muhammad Ali. Never considered again a contender for heavyweight championship.

[@Tenz220]

@@Kimbo67 Foreman retired shortly after Ali fight though.

[@moda-vi]

His blood pressure was so high because he was about to go Super Saiyan

[@stillnessinmovement]

his power up bar had just hit 100% :-)

[@ziasamim6817]

You have lived up to your KZbin name. I congratulate you bud

[@ziasamim6817]

And also your pic looks like a fusion HA! Of Eminem and Tupac Shakur

[@wynton921]

Hell ya

[@traelmer5262]

I cried for a week the day he passed

[@NathanAAASmith]

If Ali fought through his prime and retired after Foreman he would’ve been undefeated.

[@sionnierada2442]

Shame Joe doesn’t acknowledge him as even the greatest heavyweight (not just boxer) of all time. Or certainly his skillset.

[@mab7175]

Joe Rogan got this miserably wrong. Muhammad Ali transcended the Greatest Of All Times exponentially beyond boxing. Muhammad Ali's ruling of The Supreme Court overturning his conviction refusing to serve in the military. Made the jurisprudence precedent. The individual determines religious and conscientious to serve in the military. Not the Federal Goverment, United States, having the most powerful military in civilization during a major war. Mike Tyson adamantly declared with undeniable sincerity, tears in his eyes. Muhammad Ali is the GREATEST OF ALL TIMES. I'll take Mike Tyson declaration written in stone. Anyone otherwise differs from that Mike Tyson declares. I don't take as a grain of salt.

[@extremewrestlinganimation]

They will talk about THE GOAT for years to come... Float like a butterfly sting like a bee🦋🐝

[@salahdehina9733]

That's exactly what I always thought about him, Ali in the 70s was nothing like he was in the 60s.

[@vaderentertainment8879]

What about the foreman fight

[@salahdehina9733]

@@vaderentertainment8879 He still had the speed in the 70s and the power, but he didn't have the same energy and stamina to dance around the ring and be completely untouchable for 15 rounds like he could in his early to mid 20s, he said this himself in an interview in London.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Ali of 65-67 could beat ANY heavyweight in history.

[@mab7175]

PRECISELY

[@mab7175]

Mike Tyson strongly avowed with tears in his eyes. Muhammad Ali was a Monster. You had to kill him to win a fight against Ali in his prime. Tyson admitted I'm not like that. Joe Rogan really is a crass unsophisticated, and reprehensible dullard. That picture on this podcast wreaks revealing Joe Rogan harbors disdainful racists attitudes toward AfroAmericans. Depicting he's humorously condescending above and beyond Muhammad Ali's sophistication. Attempting to pigeonhole Ali as a joke. Joe Rogan doesn't know jack sh.t about Muhammad Ali and really boxing either. Muhammad Ali's principal intent from the inception of his devised theatrics were tactical devices in an advertising marketing strategy was tantamount to that of a marketing genius. The creative loud mouth wit inclusive denouncing racist White America (Mind you, Muhammad Ali's strident denunciation of United States racism toward AfroAmericans domestically and atrocities in foreign policies were from his heart and soul undeniable convictions.) When most AfroAmericans were typically humble or low profile was a measure also attracted attention from around the world to the Heavyweight Championship fights. Ultimately it brought THE BIG MONEY to Heavyweight Championship Fights. The more you hated Muhammad Ali, Good. The more you'll pay to see a fight thinking how much pleasure you MIGHT get seeing Ali lose a fight. Wishful thinking, certainly during Ali's prime. Bottom line, Ali got richer. Psychological intimidation was corollary to a secondary, or tertiary significance. Muhammad Ali before the outset of his professional career had no doubt he was unbeatable including by Sonny Liston. Howard Cosell, a lawyer, unequivocally averred Muhammad Ali's greatest contribution to the world was winning The Supreme Court ruling overturning his conviction for refusing to serve in the military. During the epoch of the most powerful country, United States, was executing a major war. Muhammad Ali by so stretch of the imagination by any sensible person would remotely consider the slightest inkling of a notion today portray Muhammad Ali a joke. Evidentiary of that despicable picture I mentioned. I mistakingly thought Joe Rogan had a little bit of intellectualism. Joe Rogan revealed he is a highlighted example of a pseudo-intellectul.

[@warrenbfeagins]

@@mab7175 Ali stated that himself in the film The Greatest. People who hate him will pay to see him lose. He was also a fan of and borrowed from the theatrics of professional wrestling.

[@mab7175]

@@warrenbfeagins That's Right, he did. Muhammad Ali said he was glad to hear people at ringside shouting racial epithets with profanities during a fight. Muhammed Ali said they paying top dollar to see my opponent get beat. Muhammad Ali should have gotten or should also get credit for being a marketing genius.

[@vaderentertainment8879]

What about when he fought foreman

[@khaire6661]

Ali is the greatest of all time

[@whateverjustposting]

"He wanted liston to think he was a crazy person" I mean, ali kinda was crazy. He wasnt insane or anything but he was a madman

[@frankonolfi1966]

He was actually scared of Liston as everybody was but he new he was younger and much faster

[@mab7175]

Muhammad Ali was not scared of Sonny Liston. Sonny Liston's corner put leniment on Liston's gloves in an attempt to blur Mohammad Ali's vision. Muhammad Ali went into a round almost blind. Had to touch Liston make sure the position Liston was standing. If Muhammad Ali was scared of Liston he would have quit that round or the next round.

[@mab7175]

Muhammad Ali was not crazy or a madman. Muhammad Ali had ingeniously devised a marketing method of strategy employing theatrics with bizarre antics. To attract enormous magnitude of international interests in the Heavyweight Championship fights. More international interest brought exceedingly more money to Heavyweight Championship fights. Ali BROUGHT THE BIG MONEY to the Heavyweight Championship fights. It worked. Muhammad Ali was a marketing genuis which he was never accredited. Muhammad Ali laughed to the bank while you people were erroneously thinking Muhammad Ali was a crazy madman. LOL

[@senatorarmstrong2100]

@@mab7175 man no, that did not happen.

[@mab7175]

@@senatorarmstrong2100 I was among the circle of men during this period of time in Ali's fighting career. How old are you?. Where you even born yet? If you say you were old enough to know the scenario of this time and the men conversant with the facts. You're a liar.

[@sameerkf]

He was He is and He will always the the G.O.A.T!!!

[@mattsherv1986]

Ali is the greatest sportsman ever!

[@awesomesause1116]

You don’t need a PhD in the Sweet science to know Ali was the greatest

[@Tenz220]

I wasn't alive to watch Ali box but from what I've observed he shaped sports for the generations to come.

[@thundafundamentalist]

*Mohammad Ali (May Allah be pleased with him) is the Greatest player of the century for a reason*

[@TheMasoud100]

If Allah is not pleased with Ali then I don’t know what he would be pleased with

[@rearwindow8318]

Ali WAS crazy though. Charisma and crazy go hand in hand.

[@mab7175]

Muhammad Ali was a far cry from crazy. A small inside circle of individuals ( who Joe Rogan obviously has never been privy) at that time knew as a fact what was Muhammad Ali's real intent. Muhammad Ali was a marketing genius. Ali's astoundinly contrived ingenious theatrics with bizarre antics was a strategic method to attract increase of magnitude in enormity of international interests for the Heavyweight Championship fights. It was a monetary marketing strategy to bring THE BIG MONEY to the Heavyweight Championship fights. IT WORKED. And Muhammad Ali laughed all the way to the bank. Intimidating the next and future opponents was secondary. Sonny Liston wasn't intimidated by Muhammad Ali. Sonny Liston perceived Ali's theatrics as irritating distractions. Sonny Liston became intimidated the beginning of the first round. When he found out basically he could only swing his boxing gloves at air not hitting Muhammad Ali. While Muhammad Ali was battering Sonny Liston's head with a barrage of punches.

[@Scoobydcs]

Ali was easily the best heavyweight ever. He fought plenty of big strong guys and beat them all. If you can deal with Sonny liston and prime George foreman then you can deal with absolutely anybody!!!!

[@rotichawal6697]

Forget foreman and Liston, if he survived 3 matches with Frazier he could handle anyone...with ease

[@Dennis-rb7lm]

Ali is the greatest

[@Larry-herenow]

The greatest of all time !!

[@ahmedkhalid7441]

What did Ali really have to do for people for people like Joe to believe he is the undisputed GOAT Heavyweight?

[@mab7175]

View the film clip of Mike Tyson undoubtedly with sincerity, declaring with tears in his eyes. Muhammad Ali is the GREATEST OF All Times. If Mike Tyson declared it with conviction. It doesn't matter what Joe Rogan thinks.

[@MoonKeyDLaughy]

Because of (Ali and Tyson) boxing still exist

[@TheDonMagicWon]

Ali always found a way Joe

[@AhirZamanSairi]

According to my google reasearch, Ernie Terell was 212 in his prime, and the difference between 212 and 240 is only about the weight of 3 gallons of milk, so Ali easily has a great chance, plus the heavier the slower, and he also beat Ernie Terell while being about 4 inches shorter than him, Ali wasn't the biggest or strongest, but he floated like a butterfly, and stung like a bee, and he had brilliant charm, that's why he was the greatest

[@kalilasqary4090]

He moved like a gazzelle and punched like a sword piercing the opponent's body.

[@senatorarmstrong2100]

Ali was heavier than Liston my guy

[@kicklikelee4961]

Ali is the father of trolling lol

[@gamalsankara1388]

For sure.

[@Faan-iv3li]

Some boxers had already lost even before the fight.. They lost the psychological warfare with Ali

[@mab7175]

Virtually all boxers lost the fights against Muhammad Ali not because they were psyched up or psyched out . They lost because Muhammad Ali had unfathomable boxing skills ever in the world.

[@helpmenow7]

Certainly in the conversation joe. Ali all day long

[@mh9215]

He is not in the conversation, he is the conversation.

[@Ramon_92]

No doubt ever in my mind theres only one G.O.A.T and thats Ali .

[@mab7175]

EXACTLY!!! Joe Rogan let us know he doesn't know jacksh.t about boxing. Who was the name of that boxer Joe Rogan said Muhammad Ali would might had problems with? What was his name??? Who???? The bigger they are. The harder they fall. LOL. Joe Rogan still goes to boxing fights. Joe Rogan might as well go to boxing matches blind folded and ear muffs on. He knows nothing after the years he's been going to see boxing.

[@mucahitcelik5457]

Ali is the Greatest

[@alecmcjarison999]

Smokin Joe Frazier baby!

[@SmokinJoe1098]

Liston was never afraid of Ali he just underrated him, didn’t train properly was drinking every day before the fight

[@freddiepizerhall7559]

Smokin’ Joe wb the rematch 🤔

[@SmokinJoe1098]

The rematch, I personally believe from what i’ve read that Liston took the punch but was ready to go down at the first shot he would take, because he was scared of being killed by the nation of islam

[@elshanks1578]

Smokin’ Joe He wasn’t scared of being killed by anyone. Sonny was heavily involved with the mob, they told him to take a dive.

[@padrinozerocool]

prime Ali vs primer Tyson : Ali win by UD. :) or TKO after round 6 :)

[@haSHAH1]

Ali coined the phrase GOAT himself

[@billytorney6336]

Hey joe my cousin fought Ali in 1972 @ the boston garden when Ali was making his come back Ali fought 5 guys each 3 rounds my cousin cliffy from southie was the only one Ali didnt knock down great story!!!!!

[@wynton921]

Rogan is tripping to even say that it is a question whether Ali was the Greatest. We all know there is more to it than just fighting.

[@AllCarsUnited]

Tyson at his prime was a top contender for greatest.

[@kaval-cb9kd]

he achieved nothing

[@irfaans7973]

no he was not

[@njmoore6366]

The 6 people that liked your comment don’t know shit about boxing

[@zim3383]

Rogan Got That Blood Pressure Story Twisted. Everybody Thought Ali’s Confidence Was Fake & That When They Tested His Blood Pressure, It Would Be Super High Due 2 Him Actually Being Nervous. . But When They Tested Him, His Blood Pressure Was Perfectly Normal, Which Showed Everybody That His Confidence Was Sincere. Put Some Respect On The GOAT 🐐

[@SKSPORTS2002]

Ali is 🐐 end of argument

[@bitchniggakid2896]

Sugar Ray Robinson

[@Hands2HealNow]

The best of the best...Joe Rogan somewhere there is a view of ALI with CANDACE Bergan describing Ali's moves...Its Gold...You got to find that video!!!

[@GiovaniPablo1]

He's the greatest

[@jayku138]

**Hears honking outside their house** Sonnys wife: Sonny there's someone outside! (Frightened) Sonny: ah that's just Mohamad Ali again, go back to sleep hun **rolls back over**

[@charlieflores3201]

But he outboxed Liston. The most intimidating boxer of all time

[@treva8461]

Ryan vs Haney and Ryan likes Ali

[@pukton4able]

I like this guy he's interviewing Joe

[@RatzBuddie]

I remember some of the taunts in baseball and football. Psych war is brutal and effective if done correctly. Or it's a massive waste of time and energy

[@Beechgoose1]

No one in USA ever talks about Henry Cooper knocking him sparko, saved by the bell, then Dundee giving him smelling salts to bring him back to earth. 🇬🇧

[@derrickking1619]

Joe knows a lot about Ali

[@xbzrk9818]

Love ya man keep it up

[@pauldezmond3388]

When I was 9 years old I walked into a sporting goods store right outside of Boston with my mother and Muhammad Ali was standing there with the owner.....nuts

[@ThefightingCelt]

Ali always maintained that 1970s Ali would have beaten the 1960s Ali . You must consider this : in the 1960s , Ali beat older guys who were mostly past their best . In the 70s , he fought mostly younger and tougher opponents , therefore Ali's opinion might be right .

[@CHANNELAPOLLO]

What Muhammad Ali did in the ring made him a champion, what he did outside of it made him an icon.

[@biggiesmalls5895]

Indica Sativa I feel asif people say this about Ali because everyone else says it tell me what he done out side the ring then without googling 😂

[@CHANNELAPOLLO]

@@biggiesmalls5895 he sacrificed 3 years of his prime to protest a war that killed other people of color that never did anything to him. That's just one of the things. Maybe you're the one that needs to Google up on him. Foh.

[@biggiesmalls5895]

Indica Sativa everyone knows that but haha , funny how that’s the only thing u could say plus if you look it up a lot of people done that do U think u could be handed a gun and just kill someone I doubt it so a lot of people thought that way to

[@miniman2132]

Biggie Smalls I’m sure a lot of people were conscientious objectors, but none of them had the profile of Ali. None of them has the money making potential of Ali, none of them were in their physical prime as the HW champion of the world like Ali ... Name me another figure in history that has sacrificed everything at the level Ali had it simply to make a statement like that.

[@senatorarmstrong2100]

@@miniman2132 shindler

[@jib1823]

Nah, if I remember correctly Ali had a regular blood pressure at the time of the weight-in

[@frankonolfi1966]

Not so. His bp was thru the roof

[@ascendantking2178]

@@frankonolfi1966 yah they had to calm him down. Ali could've passed out just trying to scare liston

[@frankonolfi1966]

@@ascendantking2178 Exactly

[@mab7175]

You're right, jib. His blood pressure wasn't considerably higher than normal from most boxers before a fight. Those were all "concerted" (meaning more than one person involved) efforts staged theatrics and antics by Muhammad Ali and his corner even while sitting in his chair until the bell rang. Muhammad Ali's theatrics with bizarre antics were contrived tactics and strategy to increase the magnitude from international interests in Heavyweight Championship fights. More interests more money brought into Heavyweight Championship fights. Muhammad Ali brought the BIG MONEY to the Heavyweight Championship fights. Ali was never recognized truly a marketing genius. And he laughed all the way to the bank. Muhammad Ali said racist White people would be filling up the seats at ringside. Calling him the N-word and other racial epithets. Muhammad Ali said that's good. They're sitting in the most expensive seats paying a lot of money foolishly hoping I get knocked out. LOL

[@boborax1460]

If a man that defeated excellent boxers ,while he was out of his prime doesnt deserve to be called the greatest,then I guess no one does

[@MylezDaBadGuy]

Bring Laila Ali on the show

[@gamalsankara1388]

I second that.

[@letitflock1397]

Ali looked great vs quarry in his 1st fight back

[@cryptomaniac967]

Holyfield would have given Ali more trouble than Lewis. Hell, Ali was way past his prime when he destroyed Foreman (meaner than Liston and Tyson put together).

[@celticcfc8113]

Stfu u don’t know anything Holyfields style was to fight punchers dumb count

[@rambo3801]

Bring Alex Jones back on

[@weare1484]

Last time was a shit show

[@NorthRoyalton]

no

[@blademaster9575]

Fuck alex jones, that guy is a bratty man child and i am not even talking about samdy hook. The podcast was a cringe fest. If you want another man-child let's get KANYE! 😂

[@Daniyalumer95]

Not in Boxing alone he was the best sportman of the century i guess beating Pele Bradman etc ...

[@pournflakes3096]

You should only taunt if you can back it up.

[@iceiceiceification]

Ali's real fight was when he wasn't fighting in the ring.

[@genejoost6718]

Straight up in his time he was the greatest and he. Was the greatest out of the ring i am an old man 62 i remember him he used to make me laugh and he was very intelligent you cant compare him to today's fighter

[@jayd1877]

How can you put Lennox Lewis on par with Ali, come on joe.

[@mab7175]

Let's people know Joe Rogan doesn't know jacksh.t about boxing.

[@MrJturner74]

The only problem is when you try that stuff on someone like Khabib. You saw how that ended up

[@YKrimilan]

Ali boxed Liston, Shavers, Foreman and the others were hard too..

[@oldedwardian1778]

Ali’s psychological crap did not work when he fought Henry Cooper. Henry ignored the clowning and waited, then he hit Ali with his infamous left hook and Ali was out for the count. The bell saved Ali another 3 seconds and Henry wold have won by a KO, ALI changed his attitude dramatically after that. Gone was the fooling around, Henry was a great boxer but his Achilles heel was his eyes, the scar tissue around his eyes would bleed and often could not be healed during a fight. Ali won the fight when it was stopped due to Henry’s eyes bleeding. But he never forgot the time that he walked into that fabulous left hook of Henry Cooper.

[@therealc.t.7085]

Ali was a kid the first time he fought Cooper(good fighter in his own right). Cooper got destroyed the second time.

[@richie3055]

@@therealc.t.7085 facts!!

[@njmoore6366]

You’ve got to be joking and you must be full of shit Henry Cooper would never win by knockout against Muhammad Ali who the fuck are you kidding

[@irishelk3]

I’m not a boxing aficionado, but it seems to me like Mayweather, good as he is, brags about how great he is, which is so boring, yet, he wasn’t fighting on the world stage during the time of Ali or say, the fab four.

[@ALEN1ful]

Ali beat George Foreman after his prime. George became heavy wight champ at 45 in the 90's. Power fighters were Alis bread and butter. So Ali would have been like a kid in a candy shop in this era. Ali struggled against pressure fighters like Frazier. Marciano and Norton.

[@SKSPORTS2002]

Rocky never fought ali kid

[@ALEN1ful]

@@SKSPORTS2002 Rocky had the same style as Joe Frazier. And yes Rocky did fight Ali but it was just a computer fight. Search it. Rocky was giving Ali a hard time. It was during Ali's 3 year ban and he did it for 10 grand because he couldnt make money boxing.

[@arcademaster5817]

Joe rogan is questioning on Ali! What the fuck he is talking. He is the greatest. Even joe acted same with khabib. Now khabib is another greatest of all time

[@vaderentertainment8879]

Rogan Is so smart

[@IIONNICC]

June 3rd was the best day of 2016.

[@enriquelopez1206]

When Prince died?

[@operatorstackola578]

You're a fucking bitch IIONNICC

[@normaningemann3868]

Rocky Marciano and Joe Louis might have been the only heavyweights who would have given Ali problems!

[@miniman2132]

Marciano wouldn’t have stood a chance against Ali .. and as great as Joe Louis was, Ali had one of the great chins of all time, he could take Louis’ power.

[@NukeTenthTheGrand]

@@miniman2132 Yeah Ali had some superhuman durability. He straight up took full power blows from Big George Foreman for 8 Rounds and wasn't even phased at all, he even took hooks and uppercuts from Earnie Shavers and still beat him even though Ali was far beyond his prime.

[@ShiroKage009]

Parkinson's dude. Parkinson's. Why is that ignored so often?

[@Bonescratcher]

Same happened with Tyson after jail. Although he came out of prison jacked, he was never as good in the ring. He had lost that edge and speed

[@vaderentertainment8879]

Ali 🐐

[@jaimedelgado7529]

wasn't it Liston who pulled a gun on Ali and shot a couple blanks at the roulette table. Ali ran out of there looking like Fred Flintstone

[@towmater7081]

There is no boxer that impressed me like Ali . Tyson also

[@h8cp]

Ali and Floyd and Tyson in there prime are the best 3

[@robertomunoz2395]

Let's get something straight.....Ali never beat Sonny Liston.

[@toohichris8465]

He had a tremendous support team.... umm not sure how I feel about that one

[@barryf3395]

Why do they even compare Ali to the bigger guys of the 90s, it means nothing, its nonsense shifting fighters around and out of their respective times . If Ali had been competing at his very best during the Lennox Lewis era of heavier weights he would be equally and naturally heavier himself through evolving. With the same skills or even better the Ali we knew would have the additional benefits of improved training methods /equipment/ diet, better nutrition and modern drugs. By contrast if fighters of the '90s were competing in the '60s' 70s they would be smaller and lighter in weight, methods of training and diet etc would be subject to those earlier times. So If the fighter of the 90s has grown bigger and stronger through evolving and better everything else then we must also reverse standards when we take them back to compete in the '60s.

[@seantheman1886]

Rip champ 👊🏻🙏🏻

[@MosmMAli]

Thw man was funny as heck he knew it was an act

[@amac1693]

Joe "Deep Breathe" Rogan

[@madaxwayne]

Hes the greatest ever not the best ever

[@tari8134]

The best ever was Sugar Ray, Ali is the greatest.

[@SKSPORTS2002]

@@tari8134 well said

[@NorthRoyalton]

I find the people who smack talk the most are the easiest opponents

[@009-v2w]

North Royalton idk I strongly disagree

[@caseymutell2373]

I feel if they’re actually good it makes them better if they suck it makes you better

[@miniman2132]

That’s what make Ali so popular .. everything he said would have made him just a curious figure to remember if he didn’t make good on his crazy promises to beat Liston, to beat Foreman, and everyone else he conquered. It’s because he proved he was both the butterfly and the bee that elevated him to the Heavyweight title.

[@Abhishek-pb6rv]

Oh please..Ali beat almost a prime Foreman ..who I agree was a little injured and off his game that night. But that version of Foreman would have smoked Lennox Lewis in his sleep. So Ali is probably the greatest heavyweight of all time. The only other person is Foreman himself. Not that highly overrated and boring Lennox Lewis.

[@Ward4mj]

And he refused a rematch with vitali Because he knew he would lose

[@Jay-qm8cx]

Tyson Fury used to be quite similar to Ali. I’m not saying he’s cut from the same cloth as Ali, but he can talk

[@spice2208]

Huge

[@jailtimejake2151]

Gerald McClellan. Look him up he's a ko boxer from the 80s

[@lI_Demonata_Il]

Actually his blood pressure was that high because he was scared of liston.

[@mab7175]

Joe Rogan doesn't know what he's talking about. Muhammad Ali was having an adrenaline rush. He wasn't scared of Liston. Muhammad Ali gracefully fought his fight as planned. If Muhammad Ali was scared he would had fought erratic and/or froze up not thinking with razor sharp precision. AND ONE ROUND BLIND TOO!

[@lI_Demonata_Il]

@@mab7175 Why didn't this adrenaline rush happen in any of his other fights then?

[@TheFitfather]

no, Liston was forced to take a dive.

[@fleshybits]

"He would like yell and scream and show up at his house and yell at him....he wanted him to think he was a crazy person...." Um. Like. So, doing that even to make someone think that you are crazy...is...well...crazy...so...

[@mab7175]

Joe Rogan doesn't know what he's talking about. He needs to shut up and stitch his lips shut. He has absolutely no inside information. Muhammad Ali's theatrics was an intentional ingenious devised method of advertising at the outset he didn't reveal. Which manifested Muhammad Ali was a genius in marketing. His principal intent for the phenomenal theatrics was devised to exceedingly increase the international attention to Heavyweight Championship. A marketing strategy to create BIG MONEY to the Heavyweight Championship fights in the entire world. AND HE DID IT. Intimidation was secondary.