Muhammad Ali - Parkinson interview P4

Muhammad Ali and Parkinson talking about racism, politics, religion and the truth.

[@jog9395]

Will there ever be a man like this again..that was the the 70's and nobody has ever came close...what a person.

[@Bazooka183]

Hope not......one was enough. Good but not the Greatest, as he would have testified himself on the rare occasions that he was ever humble.

[@UraSausauge]

@@Bazooka183 stfu

[@Bazooka183]

@@UraSausauge I know the truth hurts the 🐑 that love Ali/Clay. Pity he had'nt of stfu a bit earlier......instead of the drawling and slurring that just seemed to incessantly go on and on....... until he eventually could'nt speak at all, due to too much Marquis of Queensbury (or lack of the fundamentals of it, which he did'nt understand.... whatever). It all eventually contributed to the onset of the evil Parkinsons disease!

[@TheVanillatech]

What a god. You know, my Dad is one of the greatest people I ever met. I don't just say that cos it's my DAD, I say it as if he had not have been, but I'd have been lucky enough to meet him as a man. All my friends, all my friends Dads, all our neighbours - all of them said the same thing. My Dad was one of the greatest men they ever knew. Why do I say this? Because one of the few men my Dad ever laid praise on, even though my Dad had no real interest in boxing or sports, was Ali. He told me lots of times over the years - Ali was one of the greatest men who ever walked the Earth. I reckon they will both be having some good friendly conversations in Heaven as I write this.

[@manuwilson4695]

👍@@TheVanillatech

[@mymetaphysicallife369]

I owe my life to Muhammad Ali since 1974 when I first heard him speak on the BBC Michael Parkinson show , and now I fight Parkinson’s disease in his honour.

[@Saharnourzai12]

This hit close to home. As someone with a father battling Parkinson’s, touched me beyond words. Never be disappointed u will get better❤️❤️

[@greveeen]

What a legend he was, such a strong character and personality.

[@Bazooka183]

He was a rascist bastard ...full stop

[@ahmedahsaan5653]

@@Bazooka183 Lmao white kid. You dumb as donkey.

[@Bazooka183]

@@ahmedahsaan5653 I'm black and from Philly ya absolute turkey. Looking at your name boy, are you another one brainwashed into that false Prophets web of deceit just like Mr Punchy was? Malcolm X Little saw right through you bullshitters man!

[@coldacre]

yeah Parkinson was great!!

[@manuwilson4695]

But Ali was and still is The GREATEST!@@coldacre

[@colly1872]

people don't like the truth he told it , the bravest fighter that ever lived, inside and outside the ring

[@Bazooka183]

Do you really believe that? I happen to think that he was easily led, and often came across as a bit of a bully. The way he put down Frazier, Foreman and others by implying they were "Uncle Toms" was inflammatory and disrespectful.

[@bryanspain8538]

Anyone get an IQ test from this man. I've never seen clever like this

[@AA-ek5kz]

@@Bazooka183 What u think has no relevance to this man's steller character, he was the Greatest there was.

[@RawOne911]

That'd be Jack Johnson

[@Bazooka183]

@@bryanspain8538 He factually had an average IQ

[@blindsurgeonc]

This is the height of conviction, assertiveness and charisma.

[@LPJack02]

RIP Sir Michael Parkinson (March 28, 1935 - August 16, 2023), aged 88 And RIP Muhammad Ali (January 17, 1942 - June 3, 2016), aged 74 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@killacabdi1163]

Don't know about parkinson but definitely Ali.

[@ibrahimalshaikh4677]

Muhammad Ali is a genius what a legend

[@muslimahreacts]

It's beautiful how he had the right convincing answer to every proviking question the interviewer asked, he was not only a boxer, he was also a very intelligent man and a peoples champion

[@letsnotforget7154]

They cut out a major part of this interview.Look up J Electronica (patents of nobility)

[@muslimahreacts]

@@letsnotforget7154 ok , thank you :)

[@KokutenNoKamiDa]

Not smart enough to stop his career when it was time to...

[@syazana5453]

Ya Allah let him be in the highest of Jannah...

[@PATRIOTICBRITAIN42]

insha allaha ameen sumameen

[@hodanaliyussuf1988]

Aamiin

[@mohammadshakeel1358]

Aameeeeen

[@awesomesause1116]

Ameen

[@humanbeing6458]

Ameen Ya Rab

[@Yono84]

at the end..."I enjoy being on your show"..lmao

[@philfrank9226]

He told in every show. One interview like the other.

[@gamelifetvnathan3897]

I love the part when his praying, I respect all religions.

[@jeyte3912]

Game Life TV Nathan same tbh we need more ppl like you

[@จันทร์จิรามหาวรรณ์-ษ4ง]

I certainly don't respect islam!!!

[@eneszeqiri3364]

@@จันทร์จิรามหาวรรณ์-ษ4ง i hope god guides you my dude , dont close your heart like that , read more

[@awesomesause1116]

จันทร์จิรา มหาวรรณ์ I’m praying for you bro. Your hate comes from ignorance.

[@hjembrentkent6181]

Alluha akbarrrrr

[@Chris.Mendoza]

Man I swear I wish I had a father like this, to sit me down and educate me like that. Lord knows how many problems would’ve been avoided if I had someone to show me what it is to be a man.

[@annraysunkcaj1903]

I was thinking the same. 🤔

[@RawOne911]

Gotta listen though

[@maryamhamid6003]

Yup

[@ajazshah9693]

Yes brother just followed him every expact of life

[@mnsyh999]

1:21 P: "what happened to Allah, when you got to lost?" MA: "well, what happened to ME, not what happened to Allah.."

[@ajazshah9693]

mrmikespence1964 mr look the face of Parkinson when Ali answered him

[@wahnano]

Indeed 4:79. Anything good that happens to you is from God, and anything bad that happens to you is from you. ( سورة النساء )‎

[@Nora-ze3wv]

So quick

[@tinapatton7346]

Over fifty years after he burst upon the scene as a gold-medal winner at the 1960 Olympics, in Rome, Muhammad Ali remains a magical figure, known and loved throughout the world. As a boxer, Muhammad brought unprecedented speed and grace to his sport, while his charm and wit changed forever what the public expected a champion to be. His accomplishments in the ring were the stuff of legend. But there was always far more to Muhammad than what took place in a boxing ring. Muhammad’s life and career played out as much on the front pages of national and international newspapers as on the inside sports pages. His early embrace of the Nation of Islam and his insistence on being called Muhammad Ali instead of his “slave name,” Cassius Clay, heralded a new era in black pride. His refusal to be inducted into the United States Army anticipated the growing antiwar movement of the 1960’s. Traveling across continents, he hand-delivered food and medical supplies to such needy sites as the Harapan Kita Hospital for Children in Jakarta, Indonesia; the street children of Morocco; and Sister Beltran’s orphanage for Liberian refugees on the Ivory Coast, to name just a few. At home, he visited countless numbers of soup kitchens and hospitals. He helped such organizations as the Chicago-based adoption agency, The Cradle; the Make-A-Wish-Foundation; the Special Olympics’ organization Best Buddies; Herbert E. Birch Services, an organization that runs a school for handicapped children and young adults and a summer camp for children infected with AIDS; and “Fight Night” which generates funds for the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Research Center at Barrow Neurological Institute, in Phoenix, Arizona. At the State Capitol in Michigan, he advocated new laws protecting children. In schools across America, he taught children the virtues of tolerance and understanding through his book HEALING. Muhammad perhaps raised more money for American charities than any other living person. Muhammad was the recipient of countless awards. In addition to being honored by Amnesty International with their “Lifetime Achievement Award,” the Secretary-General of the United Nations bestowed him with a citation as “United Nations Messenger of Peace.” He was also named the “International Ambassador of Jubilee 2000,” a global organization dedicated to relieving debt in developing nations. Former President Jimmy Carter has called Muhammad “Mr. International Friendship” and, in 2005, Muhammad was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

[@lucycallaghan8435]

He was definitely a man that left his mark on the world in a professional and human way! Rare.

[@LIVETODAY_0]

Being a Muslim can not turn a person into a hater or or a racist! This was a time where racism was heavy and out in the open and it didn't start with Muhammad Ali and it didn't end with him either!

[@NaughtyBwoi]

This was when Muhammed Ali was with the Nation of Islam, which taught the things he is talking about now, when he found the actual true religion of Islam that isn't dogmatic like NOI he changed his philosophy accordingly. Elijah is not a prophet and NOI is nothing to do with the actual religion of Islam, it was more of a cult that formed to fight the white supremacy. Which is understandable as to why he talks about separatism, etc etc.

[@craignicholls795]

fool

[@andrewhinds1449]

GET BACK BEHIND ME SATAN

[@farhanhamza971]

Glad someone pointed that out! ❤

[@colinout8373]

Shut up you joke

[@Tasha-T]

What's with the angry responses. Mohammad Ali did convert to Islam after he left NOI same as Malcolm X NOI has nothing to do with Islam. I'm not Muslim but I thought this was well-known

[@TheGreatest1974]

Muhammad, ‘The Greatest, was a genius in boxing, and a genius with people outside the ring. When I heard he had passed, I cried and cried. The world had lost the world’s most famous most kind, funny, generous man. And tv stations didn’t even show 1 of his fights that night in tribute to this fantastic super skilled genius boxer and man. Shame on them.

[@roberthockett270]

Truly a genius. Bless you, Champ.

[@Bazooka183]

Was a dick

[@ThePtno1]

best interview of all time

[@BAHRAMCR]

He really is the greatest.

[@philfrank9226]

boring

[@markus8553]

@@philfrank9226 your boring

[@philfrank9226]

@@markus8553 idolater

[@BTrapr40]

Phil Frank can’t even spell. Tier ☝🏽 troll

[@Bazooka183]

Definitely was the Greatest at mouthing off!

[@youtoo2233]

I don't share his religious beliefs but he is definitely my favorite athlete of all time

[@AllahHelpsKlitschko]

This interview is almost 40years old and the things Ali saiod about Amerikkka is still taking place today! Allah bless Muhammad Ali!

[@ler_47]

"And the best man to ever live goes to...(drumrolls) Muhammad Ali!!!!" He is the epitome of all black men,,we should learn from this godly man,Ali.Sucks we never met,champ;(

[@azeemramzan9880]

may allah give him the highest place in paradise

[@azeemramzan9880]

kissmygrits may Allah show you the light too. You too will have to answer for actions in the grave.

[@libaanofficiall7027]

Azeem Ramzan amin amin

[@masudiabdul5442]

Ameen yaarab

[@annakhan2565]

Ameen

[@Bazooka183]

There is no God

[@leeluther6193]

I can't find PT3 anywhere. Why'd they take it down? Or better yet why can't I find it through a google search? Hmmm...

[@mohamedomohamed1788]

2020! May Allah reward him in Jannah(paradise)

[@Natashahoneypot]

And his family.Amen.

[@pauladamson8577]

No bullshit with Ali he knew who he was and what he was capable of. In my opinion he chose to be humble and speak up for those without a voice. We need another Ali more than ever but he was unique and a one off

[@muhammadsavvytwitterig7115]

Love this man so educated masha'Allah

[@Bazooka183]

Thick F****r was Cassius

[@khathabhamed7017]

@@Bazooka183 omg dude this man lives in your head rent free, you clearly have no life by the fact that you have replied to like every comment here and you’ve been coming back and forth for the last 6 months. You know that says a lot about you. Pretty damn sad

[@crayrayc]

With that said, it's truly not easy to remain calm when you feel under attack. I do believe he is blessed by God and he does have a way of piercing into the heart of things. Great fighter and thinker!

[@azlandlord1636]

prt 3 he went super hard on the host. I watched it 2yrs ago and my heart felt proud. I'm sure they are selling it now he passed on. RIP champ .. my hero. He repd harder than any athlete today. They only loved him after he couldn't speak any longer. Don't let these chumps fool you.

[@femaleqari]

Mohammed Ali became a sunni muslim (like Malcome X) couple of years after this interview. And began following the teachings of prophet mohammed (PBUH), realizing that any form of racism is against Islam.

[@nastehanoor9738]

Greatest of all the time may Allah grant him the highest rank in paradise 😭

[@stephenledbetter4044]

No such thing as Allah

[@MrRooman41]

He was not any other human being. Allah sent him by purpose. This is the combination of Muhammed and Ali. GOAT.

[@princess-gf7xl]

Ali was the lion of the ring...may GOD THE ALMIGHTY rest him peace he has pure rich heart..

[@ricanhurdler]

Ali was a genius!!

[@Bazooka183]

Punch-drunk and rascist big-mouth

[@TheVanillatech]

What a god. You know, my Dad is one of the greatest people I ever met. I don't just say that cos it's my DAD, I say it as if he had not have been, but I'd have been lucky enough to meet him as a man. All my friends, all my friends Dads, all our neighbours - all of them said the same thing. My Dad was one of the greatest men they ever knew. Why do I say this? Because one of the few men my Dad ever laid praise on, even though my Dad had no real interest in boxing or sports, was Ali. He told me lots of times over the years - Ali was one of the greatest men who ever walked the Earth. I reckon they will both be having some good friendly conversations in Heaven as I write this.

[@ajazshah9693]

Well said

[@jantje100]

greatest ever. ali is the best sportsman ever. never seen a smart man with so much humor so intelligent. wow. he is great.

[@رستمتاجیک-ظ4ت]

Allah bless u Mohammad Ali Im #tajik of #Afghanistan

[@bettycollier7914]

Ali words sharper than a two edge sword' cutting'

[@amadoudrame2182]

Please before judging , know the story know the social context different from today. It's what determines ali's speech. Rip champion

[@Bazooka183]

Ali's speech was determined by getting lots of repetitive heavy punches to his head.....He was punchy, go on admit it.....it will free your soul brothers 😉😁

[@Bazooka183]

He really did'nt have anything socially or politically ironic to say anyway, once his puppet masters had deserted him!

[@Bazooka183]

@@charisparrott6177 I'm not punchy though 😁 I'm not punchy though......silly little parrot 😁 Norton hammered him 3 times but the King of the Fix always got the decision you muppet Ali follower's

[@theartistguy2668]

​@Glen Cansdale You really need to chill and touch some grass. The amount of comments you've made on here come across like you have a personal blood feud against Ali. Wage the wars in the ring like he did and see how you fare.

[@pammyoneto]

I am a white woman, my father was a boxer in the 40`s/50`s. Mohammed Ali came to stay at the Hotel in London I worked He later phoned me at reception from his room and asked me if I would like to go to dinner. I declined his invitation as I was so in awe of this living legend and the fact my dad respected him as a boxer. At 18 /19 years of age, I`d only seen him on television and here he was inviting me for dinner. I was shy and intimidated by his larger than life character.

[@niloufarasn6184]

dear lovely son of islam may Allah gives you rest and peace in heaven...

[@Bazooka183]

There is no heaven you religious pricks

[@Bazooka183]

@Jozef Zadel And yours is not? The name Muhammad Ali's is also ridiculous. All dickheads change their names when they get initiated into the "cult" it seems. Even Tyson contemplated it when he came out of prison 😆🤣😉

[@Bazooka183]

@Jozef Zadel Malcolm Little sounded fine, but then he dropped the Little for an X, and then a fkn Shabbazz 😂 At least he eventually seen through them 😎

[@Bazooka183]

You are the mugs......Be a black man who does not have to hide behind a blindfold of bullsh*t. Ali was a rascist fraud, who got hijacked into the biggest black American fraud ever created. Look how they treat him from age 22, to when he was totally punchy against Trevor Berbick in his last fight. Ali fans usually suck.....big time. You are obviously no different ☻ There was not many fair minded people about, when he spouted all his crap 💩

[@Bazooka183]

Was Jozef Zadel on trial at Nurembourg with Goering, Hess and the Nazi lads? Got a cheek to take the piss out of peoples names with a fkn handle like that..... and he removed his derogatory comment the Muppet 😂🤣

[@arishkhan-lz8yz]

sometimes even the best can be misguided.... but later in life he understood the reality...

[@ATATURKdusmanlarininAMK_NJ]

What u talking about

[@ManLikeFinlay]

arish khan elaborate

[@ahmeermajied8574]

Please rightly guided

[@mattj1232]

@@ATATURKdusmanlarininAMK_NJ joined the Nation of Islam but then he realised there fake and a cult

[@ATATURKdusmanlarininAMK_NJ]

@@mattj1232 i knew that

[@fatinazzura6011]

America should be respect to Ali especially black people, He was the first person to fight for human rights, to protest against the slavery of black people. He fought desperately to make black people more respected,he die for this, i can not even describe how amazing he was. he trully a genius, he not only legend he is angel he is a gift from Allah sent for us.

[@leeirvine6051]

Am 62 when was young love watch him. to me best over..when speak to Ali the boxer best thing he ever did..

[@harlemmarine1234]

What year is this

[@hollandziek]

where is part 1,2,3,

[@1aarontavui1]

Makes all these hosts look like muppets lol

[@assemb7591]

Ali was great on all levels great boxer great speaker great sense of humor great person

[@racefirstunialondon3323]

Where can we find the whole interview ?

[@letsnotforget7154]

They won’t show it whole. A major part was left out and can be found here.. J Electronica (patents of nobility)

[@peterd788]

Ali actually enjoyed his encounters with Parkinson. Towards the end of his life his family asked Parkinson for his interviews because he enjoyed their chats.

[@eddie2155]

very confident man, you can see it in his face, the way he’s speaks, his character, that’s why he’s the greatest......

[@ingridredfern5065]

His skill , beauty and intelligence was awesome ❤️👌

[@imranmajeed6188]

Allah(SWT) GIVE HIM ALWAYS BLESSING ...he was blessed by Allah with beauty speaking power wisdom and strength to fight

[@999durbs]

Im an Ali fan, originally for his boxing but as Ive got older for the man himself. This doesnt necessarily mean I agree with his views but he is one of the few people in the pubic eye (and at one time THE most recognisable person in the world) who said exactly what he was thinking and stuck by what he believed no matter what.

[@ricocheteraw90sthebestdecade]

r.i.p the greatest fighter and thinker

[@treid100182]

Bro, really? ... You really believe that? Come on... our generation is way beyond segregationists (which Ali was, which Lincoln was, which most people were, prior to NOW). Does racism still exist? -Yes! But not nearly as bad as it was hitherto. This is old talk... the discussion is changing. It's fear that causes racism, segregation, and even the desire for power and wealth. But, I know you cannot think among all the great thinkers, Ali was the "greatest." Great Boxer, Great showman,...not the greatest "thinker."

[@ricocheteraw90sthebestdecade]

+treid100182 shut up white boi he was the bravest athlete on earth to speak how he did against racism..we need more like that today....btw no need to explain if your white so just fall back after you read this, but racism is systemic now wether you know this or not, you may not feel it but the BLACK people who wasnt fed with a silver spoon definitely feels it. so anyone who stands for there culture with no shame are great to me, history will never be forgotten if things still happens to affect blacks today. you will NEVER understand my man, just log off and be happy your a peon

[@arshidferoz4531]

+RicocheteRaw My nigga . you got the white boi 😂

[@arshidferoz4531]

+RicocheteRaw really well said .

[@bowattanga]

Muhammad Ali saying it as it is!!!!!

[@letsgooo8923]

Wow modern blacks should listen to Ali

[@PowerTrip1r2]

Ali was a brave man, he was never afraid of any man

[@ocast17]

when was this filmed?

[@Amaking10000]

1974 after the fight against George Foreman.

[@Bazooka183]

@@Amaking10000 Obviously because he's slurring like an alcoholic in a gin joint.....rope a dope 😆

[@jjames11984]

man i love this guy he specks the truth

[@susanstefan4614]

I have never seen a person more wise than Ali

[@princess.So.]

الله يرحمه، How brave and strong he is! Ya Allah ❤️❤️

[@andyroid7339]

Muhammed Ali was pretty screwed up mentally and ideologically at this time. Glad he mellowed towards the end.

[@robrob9250]

Ali truly was the greatest, not just in the ring but as a personality. I don’t think there will ever be another like him, even in his later years when his disease took hold he maintained his charisma and wit. RIP

[@saminabukhari7336]

I love him ♡

[@akaDScott]

He backed his arguments up with FACTS, not fantasy like some people do. You have to respect his realness and enthusiasm. That one guy said he would've lost the debate, but in fact he would've won! How charismatic you are when arguing doesn't tell whether you won an argument or not; it's the facts you bring forth. Tell me one lie he told throughout this whole debate.

[@beatlegreg07]

ali is something else, man this is great. he's both serious and funny at the same time, he's confident and upfront but never threatening. he's boastful but respectful too. he was/ still is the man!

[@ganderia007]

he spoke of the nation of islam, which was based on hating the white man of america...Malcolm X also preached the same until he made the pilgrimage and realized what the real truth is about Islam. a universal brother and sisterhood.

[@adijames3518]

Apparently mahamid Ali who was known as cassius clay went to visit the set of the movie the Dirty Dozen in 1966 and Jim Brown who was an American footballer knocked him out but there was a media block so the media didn't report this

[@luderudecrude]

@truth2masses oh.. i would also love to point out that you made another "typo" while screaming about typos . may i ask what a "alking abortion" is?

[@matrilhamilton1568]

So he insults a guy in the audience about his daughter just cause he didn't like his question. What a class act! 👏

[@Magerquark]

i realy like muhammad ali, he is very clever and intelligent and i know for sure that today he would have a very different opinion on races and im happy it became like this. no one should no more divide people in races

[@heidicumpson7571]

Hes arrogant and cocky here

[@Universetransport]

I admire mohammad ali despite I don't believe in Allah but he is most respected man.Let Allah give him peace.

[@stuartblaustein1199]

Muhammad Ali, Super guy, extremely bright and clear thinker and totally on target with his arguments. All my respect to him. If there were only more of his color that thought and conducted themselves like him, the racial divide would become much smaller. ( I'm a "white" guy)

[@zalupa1000]

r.i.p.champ

[@juanc2499]

if more people were like Ali the world would be a much better place, I mean seriously he speaks the truth no matter how many ignorant people there are out there, not wanting to see the message Ali was trying to put down .

[@atendriyadasa6746]

3:30 "it's not a trap at all" WINK!

[@may_laytrucker3127]

Don't be slick 👈 im slick too 😆😆

[@annakhan2565]

2019 ... ♥️

[@Natashahoneypot]

2020

[@teachparsons]

@iluvsoulmusic I commented on one of the other vids of this interview, it is sad that he let his anger and frustration lead him to be used by The Nation of Islam. But he did witness atrocities that fueled his anger. I think he did make a mistake in taking it so far; that more violence and intolerance would/doesn't help anything. But he did recognize this error and converted in '75 to actual Islamic faith and denounced racism of any kind. Don't give up on The Greatest, he's just human too.

[@luqmaneag6205]

Muhammad Ali is the greatest ......but how? (Ans) Allah make him the greatest ...

[@ogpigeon4431]

“Should I come after your daughter “? Very powerful rhetorical question

[@letsnotforget7154]

Jay Electronica (patent of nobility) On youtube.. the part of the interview that was left out

[@djsugebryant281]

"Alhamdulillah" All praise is due to Allah the greatest #RIP #MuhammadAli🤎🤲🏽🙏🏽❤

[@LightningStrat]

What happened to Pt. 3?

[@Chicureopetchristmas]

So honest, so real, expert on timing on any field, what a life champion, its posible to be the greatest without signing the dark pact 🙌🙌🙌 unique and unbeakeble like michael jackson

[@Bazooka183]

Unbelievable, the lot of you 😆

[@tinapatton7346]

In or outta the real mean-Ring. Ya'll time Greatest BIG Ali's SIX CORE PRINCIPLES & MOTIVATIONS. Confidence: Belief in oneself, one’s abilities, and one’s future. Conviction: Belief that gives one the courage to stand behind that belief, despite pressure to do otherwise. Dedication: Devoting all of one’s energy, effort, and abilities to a certain task. Giving: To present voluntarily without expecting something in return. Respect: Esteem for, or a sense of the worth or excellence of, oneself and others. Spirituality: A sense of awe, reverence, and inner peace inspired by a connection to all of creation and/or that which is greater than oneself.

[@peacec47]

Alhamdolayla so beautiful allah has bigger plans for everyone

[@JPJBparkour]

Sad he couldn't speak up like this with parkinsons

[@devonricketts2417]

They poisoned him.

[@Bazooka183]

@@devonricketts2417 Too many hard fights for Ali resulted in Pugilistica Dementia. He also did'nt have the common sense to avoid head punches when he was doing all that "rope-a-dope" bullsh*t. Very sad in the end!

[@Bazooka183]

@Cassie Thornburg Oh but it is. I suggest you look up what Ali's doctor Ferdie Pacheco had to say on the subject. The late, great author and boxing aficianado Budd Schulberg also had some interesting things to say regarding Ali's "illness". No one is doubting that he had Parkinsons, but they accept that it manifested through Ali taking far too many blows to the head. He was diagnosed as having Pugilistica Dementia (yes, it's a real medical term) before his Parkinsons was made public knowledge. The problem with Ali's fans is that they cannot accept that this happened to the self-proclaimed Greatest. It's a very sad story all round!

[@Bazooka183]

@Cassie Thornburg Tell me "what you truly know" then Cassie, I will listen......but I hope it is not going to be some wild conspiracy theory, that contradicts all of the available medical evidence.

[@Bazooka183]

Well that seems to be that. Ali was poisoned though.......by the fists of the likes of Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Holmes, Shavers and the rest. He comes across very badly here, so the poison was definitely working!

[@ChampagneBubbles-kp3uo]

“I’m ready for you” defiant came prepared! Ali was not the one to play with! His intellectual was different

[@rebeliza]

this interview has been cut down at 2:39,he talks about hollywood and bein in films...they shouldnt hav left that out!

[@ousmandibba8126]

May Allah give him jannah and soul rest in peace

[@Bazooka183]

God bless Joe Frazier instead, cos Ali was a knob

[@tinapatton7346]

Muhammad Ali was the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world in 1967. He was highly acclaimed, earning money and fame in his profession of pugilism, until he was called to join the Vietnam draft. Ali didn't believe in the Vietnam War, and on April 28, 1967, he protested by refusing to step forward when his name was called, resulting in his arrest. The New York State Athletic Commission, the most influential boxing commission at the time, decided to revoke Ali's boxing license before he was even convicted. The other spineless commissions followed suit. During the three years he wasn't allowed to box, Ali had to go on speaking engagements at various colleges to make enough money to put food on the table and pay his bills. By the time Ali was reinstated in 1970, three of his best years as a professional were gone. Ali was closer to 30 than 25, leaving the world to only wonder what those three years could have produced. To make a comparison, Sugar Ray Leonard faced and defeated the likes of Roberto Duran and Tommy Hearns between the ages of 25 and 28. Roy Jones, Jr. gave James Toney his first loss and defeated the legendary Mike McCallum during the same time period of his career.

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Super Muhammad ali

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The Greatest of all times, the Champ, RIP. We really miss you but wish you the best.

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@truth2masses I was talking about the religion of Islam, not people. Muslims that do that are not really following the teachings of Muhammed (PBUH). Islam is against racism.

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2 ROLLS ROYCE! IKTR MUHAMMAD 💖🤣

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I have meet my Hero his wife and children when he visited Washington Co Durham. In approx 1976 what a man talked to him for about 15 mins saw the Ali. Shuffle What an experience Once in a life time

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"anymore tricks" 🤣🤣

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3:55-4:15 is golden

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What a sensationally impressive human being. RIP champ, much love ❤