Muhammad Ali- The Rumble In The Jungle(Interview)

Muhammad Ali`s greatest fight ever called "The Rumble In The Jungle" vs George Foreman.. It was when he won his second World Champion Of The World title :)

[@sherom]

He did shake the world twice...Liston and George were stopped....Think about it, what he said here in this interview, is the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Ali like Marciano & Joe Louis, don't fear his opponents !!

[@MrCarpen7er]

sherom if they didnt fear their opponents they would be in trouble. Fear is an essential tool to every fighter. Also, Ali later admited that he was affraid of fighting Foreman. You do know there is a thing called boxing show off ?

[@jeremy745]

Fear is not an essential.. Worry and nerves are.. Fear is poison for a fighter if you fear you lost

[@brettmitchell8014]

I think Ali feared Foreman in the aspect of he thought he would have let down Africa. Like a true warrior he harnessed that fear and turned it into aggression and determination and kept calm and won.

[@muhammadabdul3109]

@@MrCarpen7er liar

[@abab7196]

Float like a butterfly sting like a bee, his hands cant hit what his eyes cant see- RIP Muhammad Ali The Greatest Of All Time!!!

[@UnexpectedWonder]

Facts!

[@JV-qv4bg]

Muhammad Ali talking normally was poetry, he could rhyme without meaning to. RIP Legend in and out the ring.

[@keithanwilliams2654]

I've seen alot of great heavyweight boxers but Muhammad Ali was in a class of his own. Definitely the Greatest 😢

[@GerrySkeptic]

@@keithanwilliams2654 before they banned him at his peak he was untouchable, literally.

[@umarsyed7538]

There's no way Ali could have lost this fight. He was in the zone. Tremendous self belief. Losing was not an option for him. Plus his speed and skill and intelligence. Foreman was looking confused after round 1. He just hoped for a win from throwing some hard punches.

[@theoni7479]

I feel like he could've if he did hit hard and muhammad ali had his accuracy off.

[@chrismanteris9093]

Well he had all those attributes and confidence and lost to Frazier so losing to foreman who was destroyed Frazier defies logic

[@johnniebanks4832]

ALI WAS A MAD SCIENTIST BOXING GENIUS!👊🇺🇸💯

[@dennisbaker1002]

Yes, Ali could think out of the box and change to the rope strategy at the moment, George cut the ring off too well, Ali trained in the gym on the ropes!

[@AS-pug]

There is nobody remotely like him.. at all. Such a special man, his interviews are immensely entertaining… not a single athlete or celebrity can compare to his charisma and charm. The 🐐

[@grahamkerr2803]

Two legends, Muhammad Ali and David Frost ❤❤.

[@petertorrey236]

100 % the most entertaining athlete ever..the greatest fighter ever. Most of all..my hero. The world misses you Ali..

[@MVC4ThaLord]

Absolutely the most Magic moment in boxing history when Ali knocked out Foreman. Just everything that led up to it, Ali was like a Christ figure in that country, after the first round I could tell he wasn't feeling right. So he used his incredible mental fight talent to divise a greater strategy in his own mind, his corner didn't even know what he was doing. But Ali just stayed with his plan like it was divine intervention, and waited for his spot and bam. Wasn't what he planned before. Mazing.

[@GerrySkeptic]

He was amazing, what he achieved ,especially when you think that they stole his best years from him by banning him.

[@coreysmith1338]

Smh it's same people are still woke to things dats not real it's all fake thing they all ready know people are willing to pay to watch fake fights but fake shit in general dats not real like movies we know movies are but we still luv to watch cause it's entertainment think about wrestling is fake and we know it's fake and we know they choose who gone when and we still pay to watch dat shit we cheer boo clap get excited mad and everything behind something we know dat is fake we love entertainment just like sports is fake and basketball is one of them try hey mad us believe Shaq was so strong he was bring da goals he was dunking da ball wit da same power and force in college and was not breaking da goal all of sudden he in the nba breaking da goal I could go on and on but it's just entertainment and i still watch sports and I'm gone always keep watching sports just like i watched wrestling cause i love da entertainment

[@jotarokujo8236]

Apparently he had a call with Cus D'Amato shortly before the fight where he advised him to use the rope strategy. I'm not sure how true that is though.

[@otbtl9334]

If you wanna know a damn thing about boxing, don't go to jimmy degree, come to Mohammad Ali, I'm the man...

[@ahadfall3068]

Otb tl *Jimmy the Greek

[@paulanthony5274]

*Muhammad

[@dennisbaker1002]

Jimmy the Greek

[@cbake9440]

Don't go to no boxing expects in las Vegas,don't go to no jimmy the greek.come to Muhammad ali.i am the man.

[@AnaamSings]

I can NOT get enough of this absolutely INCREDIBLE soul in an equally incredible human body!

[@KEICRUMBIE]

YOU ARE THE GREATEST MUHAMMAD. MAY YOU REST IN HEAVEN CHAMP.

[@kevinwiltshire2217]

Even his trash talk is charming

[@roseburton3275]

Yeah people of all races showed up just to hear him talk trash, 😂 funny

[@emmamacarena11]

Imagine a man possessing so many strong qualities all at once, A man who was an iconic historic and record-breaking sports figure, strong moral principles, physically gorgeous and stunningly handsome, warmhearted towards the common man and the down-trotten, humanitarian at a global scale, ability to be serious with a tremendous depth, using words with a lot of weight accordingly and can maneuver difficult conversations well, when in company with others he was known for always being light in spirit // joyous and humorous. He was superbly intelligent verbally, funny and witty on the spot. He was offered to teach poetry at Harvard even though he left high-school being considered illiterate. He was abundantly creative poetically, and brought verbal artistry to a field where-in it had never been imagined to be used. He ignited passion and new life to the sport of boxing and he invented new techniques and styles to boxing too. He was a humble man despite being one of the wealthiest and most famous on planet. He was a spiritual leader and voice of faith. He always saw eye to eye with anyone he met no matter their status. He was generous with his time and money. He was a sensitive man, it’s obvious to see how deeply he cared for the well being of anyone suffering. He pro-actively used his hard earned success to give back to those who needed it the most. He bravely spoke up for his beliefs at a time and place were you could get killed for doing so, especially risky for a man in the spotlight. HIS CONFIDNECE, TRUST AND BELIEF IN HIMSELF !!!!! What a breath of fresh air ~~ … Just to hear someone so comfortable speaking that positively and encouragingly about himself? Who else could pull that off without coming across as annoying? When he does it, we only look at him fondly, because he does it in such a charming manner- a skill / ability hard to teach or study. So many have low self worth today, seeing no light whatsoever within themselves… if only we had 10 more of him. I’m sure anybody can agree, we all feel wonderfully uplifted when we observe how he carries himself with such pride, respect and warmth. ALI ❤ A man of action, a man of his word. A man with a strong, warm heart. A man fiercely bold and brave - a man full of love and sincerity. What a fascinating man to observe. Brilliant we can look back at media like this, immortalizing him in a way that would not have been possible had he existed 200 years ago. Ali is the best man for admiration in my eyes, what a life he lead.

[@inspiredbyFU]

I think this is the greatest interview of all time

[@SztarPlayer01]

We will remember you like you have mentioned. And even more. May you rest in peace insallah.

[@tonimontana9465]

the interview after the fight😂😂this man is a crazy legend

[@chuckweiny1546]

Ali had unshakable mental strength. A great man of true belief.

[@fearsomename4517]

It was the best sporting event in the history of mankind. Muhammad Ali the greatest of all time.

[@Twizzledoc187]

Ali would be so easy to interview. The interview runs itself with Ali’s gift of gab.

[@alvalankerofficial]

I TOLD YA IM THE REAL CHAMPION! I TOLD YA IM THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!

[@roncipriano668]

he will always be the greatest!!

[@wasifmalik7]

MUHAMMAD ALI

[@omarjan4656]

Champ you was right you did it your all predection you did all sukkers bow Ali you so pretty greatest of all time

[@SeanRosati]

Ali was the first emcee! real hip hop! lol

[@Gearz86]

I just noticed the guy trying to steal his water out of his hand lol

[@jeyte3912]

Gearz86 Lmaoo

[@donmachete8486]

best interview of all time

[@Tobemartins-b2e]

That is the magic of African soil, the energy of it's people allows spiritual and natural flow which burns in anticipation of triumph for the under dog is indescribable. No wonder, Rumble in the still the greatest fighting event ever to has been held till date. Promise land Aka Africa choose Ali as her Champion.

[@MaleNotForSale]

Everyone and I mean everyone should listen and study this guy's attitude if they ever want to go on and be successful at anything. Ali a true real life legend, a once in a lifetime champ

[@yefimkoza1575]

You have to really think , how Great Ali was that the guy he easily beat in younger more dangerous George Foreman, that the same Foreman 20 years later , became lineal heavyweight champ . Amazing

[@Hi-pt2nq]

Whose this guy He surely came from another planet,I love him

[@charlieflores3201]

Ali recognizes Sonny Liston as his greatest victory. He was always mentioning Liston in his interviews comparing him to foreman, he would say Liston was a better boxer, hit harder, longer reach...... He even admit it , that he was afraid of Sonny Liston.

[@supranova730]

George Foreman use to be a sparring partner of Sony Liston. George Foreman said Sony hit harder then he did. Sony was who George Foreman wanted to be like in the ring and he was and just like Sony he was stopped by Muhammad Ali when nobody thought it was possible....the irony of it all.

[@fidanrexhepi2121]

Muhammad Ali is the greatest man to have walked on earth

[@jameshogan6142]

Certainly the greatest boxer.

[@Alex-nu9gj]

Mummy I'm over here, no Mummy over here, hahahahaha what a comedian

[@alanbolton7803]

This is absolute GOLD

[@sator6794]

We love you forever

[@williamtsunku9862]

RUSTLE MANIA 23 Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray and Tyson. The Best Ever, Together!!!

[@stevens5541]

William Tsunku ....Tyson isn't even in the best 100 list of best heavyweights ever....FACT.

[@anthonywillis7634]

He pretty much predicted the fight!

[@NotoriousRichie]

how did he KNOW he would win what was he doing different for this fight u can see in his spirit hes in the zone

[@harleyzeth]

NotoriousRichie There's a channel on here called the moder martial artist. They break down in detail how he knocked him out and it's pretty amazing.

[@UnexpectedWonder]

+harleyzeth Yes!!! :D :D :D That Channel is Phenomenal.

[@umarsyed7538]

Tremendous belief. Same thing with Liston 1.

[@shabnamkhan3145]

What a predictor - TRULY THE GREATEST

[@njclondon2009]

sorry david, this fight was not close up until round 8. ali was in total control.

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

njclondon2009 exactly. I don’t know why people keep saying that it was a close fight. Even the doc, When we were kings, which is great anyway, indulges in this romantic fantasy, perhaps for drama purposes. Reality is Ali did not make a single mistake in Kinshasa, and even if he didn’t fly, he did sting Foreman, with sharp precision, again and again for eight rounds. This fight was Ali’s technically best performance

[@camtinley]

People say it was a close fight because Joe Frazier was giving the "expert commentary" ringside. He couldn't accept that Ali was dominating the fight and was calling rounds for George that he clearly lost.

[@coreysmith1338]

@@camtinley dats true he called da fight from a boxing point of view and not a fighting one u do know da difference in wat I'm saying rite from a street fight point of view foreman was getting his ass whip you know wit all dem body shots even doe they was landing and once in awhile hit catch him with one to da face and every time Ali choose to hit him when he did it look more flashy plus they where all head shots but from a boxing point of view those body shots count has points and Ali was not punching back standing and leaning on sa ropes taking da shots letting him it him so he was loosening da fight but Ali didnt cause he was not gone let da fight go da distance any way cause he had a game plan let him wear hisself out and get tired and once he did dat he knew he had to knock him out to win cause if it went da distance he would hav loss

[@EvelynLogan-h2k]

Brilliant rip

[@carlosarana1030]

Ali respected Sonny Liston, he always mentions him...

[@teddmunovi9096]

I like the way Frost got so carried away by Ali's words, he looks like part of the audience. Lol..

[@azibatooruene321]

This man is a phenomenon. I see him and I get a feel of King David in the Bible. Handsome, eloquent and a warrior. He must be a descendant of the King David. If you disagree to this, you can argue with ur mirror (for laughs sake).

[@UnexpectedWonder]

+Cryer24597 No, just no.

[@amjadkhan6338]

Azibato Oruene he probably is mate.

[@Hero-te7qg]

Because king David And Mohammed had same faiths

[@amjadkhan6338]

@@Hero-te7qg also same lineage.

[@jameshogan6142]

He was the great grandson of an Irish man named Abe Grady. Abe would not be a typical Irish name so you may well have something there.

[@onureksi6010]

He was always so funny

[@jameshogan6142]

Foreman recalled how his children were laughing at the film when we were kings when Ali was taunting him. Then he realised they weren't laughing at the jibes Ali was throwing they were laughing at Ali just as George himself had done when he was a boy.

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

It’s not true the fight was even until round 8. Ali dominated Foreman for most of the 8 rounds the bout lasted. It was a masterful performance

[@cutebeastkeshav1601]

George Foreman was performing very well in his prime.Muhammad ali defeated him and earned the respect.

[@josemontesjr5618]

GOAT ALI

[@harrykadaras9459]

Gotta love Ali...the man truly believed in himself

[@paulanthony5274]

Ouch got a splinter in his throat in his post fight interview with David Frost,shook up the world yet again

[@samuelosei-somuah3072]

What an amazing prediction!

[@dirrckroberts5424]

Sugar Ray Robinson knocked them out for the count of 30...

[@jaylengittens7707]

RIP GOAT😭🔥🔥💪

[@RM-xh8it]

I don’t get how Ali was such a massive underdog again, he was I believe a 1/8 underdog in the fight with Liston and he beat him twice, this shows you can’t write off Ali in any situation.

[@paulrunge7373]

I love you muhammad Ali

[@hettonmassive50]

He said he was going to retire... I wish he had retired, Holmes and Berbick fights were 2 fights too many for Muhammad 😢

[@Razah.]

I mean he had parkinsons then so

[@charlesEE]

GOAT, RIP

[@Hero-te7qg]

His punching speed were like atom’s speed or lightning 🌩

[@williamtsunku9862]

THANKS CHAMP SHIPPING AND FORWARDING Kirk Franklin - Lean On Me ft. Mary J. Blige, Bono, The Family, R. Kelly, Crystal Lewis Mary J. Blige - I'm Goin' Down R. Kelly - The World's Greatest David Frost Interview with Muhammad Ali in 1974 Muhammad Ali- The Rumble In The Jungle(Interview)

[@Trader100fish]

Wow the most funny entertainment amazing boxer ever. His prediction was spot on 100%

[@thokozanimakhubu3410]

No one believed in him except himself, he believed in himself

[@gl6996]

If you wanna know any damn thing about boxing, ask Muhammad Ali. 🥊😠🥊

[@gl6996]

@TheAnax 11 Agreed.

[@rollendollar3428]

Got my sub 👍

[@THSLast]

Low key Ali would be a good rapper lol

[@Tee1312Jay]

The original rapper!

[@patty90400]

the most under rated boxer

[@billcipher3946]

patty nice not underrated everyone knew he was a great boxer

[@yanmely30]

disagree!!! not underated at all the best off all time

[@Desh681]

Lol what the hell!? He's probably the _most_ known boxer in the entire world. In fact, some people back then have said that he was over-rated as a 'boxer' because his fame comes from more than just boxing; he was a comedian, activist, and all round controversial figure when he went against standard American laws back then. You sort of need to know about boxing when talking about Joe Fraiser, Mike Tyson, and George Foreman, but you definitely don't when talking about Ali. You need to stop spewing out that line without thinking about it.

[@citraceaser761]

He was never underrated.. The most celebrated boxer of all time... I think u been under a rock... West other boxing legend had a birthday party that gathered all of the Hollywood stars and entertainers??? Do ur research

[@GoHealthy78]

Patty nice - that was a joke of the century

[@larryjohnson2306]

The Greatest

[@techhouse8553]

Absolutely genius G.O.A.T

[@DTLaw00]

What a Gun!!

[@FOXAMG63]

🐐

[@lwandogiyose7617]

Everybody stop talking now, attention!

[@francismuiruri9064]

No one be like him.

[@HomeChallengerLilWon]

They keep tryna grab his bottle Ali not going 😂😂

[@robertfraunberger1657]

I met him once. He said i have no time for you. I asked why. And he said im better than you. I walked away and he started yelling at me. I said what did i do to make you mad. I just wanted your autograph. He just said im better than everyone. I walked away and he kept yelling. He was nothing but a loud mouth jerk. Wish i never went.

[@khankratos2928]

He was so smart

[@cathrinewambui789]

boxing legend

[@BillyBronco73]

With hindsight it seems a shame Ali didn't retire after this fight. Maybe his health wouldn't have suffered as much? Hindsight is a wonderful thing. There's always that one more chance of glory. One more pay cheque that kept him going.

[@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312]

Ali said he had no regrets he lived 30 lifetimes in his 70-plus years and had experiences that no one else had used his skill in the ring and his Fame outside too affect tremendous change after he retired he remained a generous man extremely generous to a fault even when he was fighting and he was giving away a lot of his money ... For his boxing career he always had a huge amount of hangers-on and he had such a big heart he pretty much bankroll them all the way through 1981. He didn't manage his money all that well and Don King is a thief took a lot of money from the fighters whose fight he promoted. Did so without late when I leave would we driving down the street with his limo driver he would tell his limo driver to stop a feet saw a homeless person or a group of homeless people he would come out of the limo shadow box for them and give them hope and also it happened more times than the limo drivers could count Ali would take his wallet out and give away every bit of cash he had on him getting back in the limo he would look at the limo driver shaking his head and say what are you shaking your head for the limo driver would say you Champ you can't keep doing that! Muhammad Ali would say these people have no money I can drive to the bank and get more money. Muhammad Ali's last two fights against holmes and berbick or because he was basically broke as far as cash money even though he did on a lot of property and homes and collectible cars and whatnot in 1979 with no cash coming in Ali was much more cash poor. a promoter off is you millions of dollars to come back and fight even though you're well past your prime I guess millions of dollars it's tough to turn down

[@jameshogan6142]

His doctor Ferdi Pacheco always maintained he should have retired after the second Bugner fight in Kuala Lumpur.

[@jimiguitar100]

fuck Foreman was in trouble, easy for us to say ,... Ali did the job

[@anwaryussuf4449]

Ali could have had a great career, as a comedian.

[@harrykadaras9459]

Stand up philosopher

[@bashirgoon7102]

‘“You are not as dumb as you look fellow “ lol.

[@melbournesutherland5643]

What a rapper xx you inspire kisses from please xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@obviously6thbeliever]

What's with the hand trying to take his water bottle away at 10:48?

[@kevindunn7362]

Does anyone think he has the beginnings of the disease here? most people agree he had it since at least 75, this was 74. I'm not sure myself. His words are not coming out the was they did a few years b4 in my opinion. I'm not saying he wasn't fit to fight. I just think maybe? the disease had already took hold.. opinions please

[@tonym994]

Kevin Dunn I didn't know a thing about that disease back then, but I saw (heard) his voice slowing down ,and I knew he'd taken plenty of shots when his speed started to fail him (foot speed),and he started trading w/ guys like Lyle and Norton, Shavers. .Clay wouldn't have done that .he was effectively evasive .here, he was definitely fit to fight and still had hand speed. by the mid-70's I knew something was wrong. after Foreman, his was a story book career. he should've retired that night. when he said ''everybody! stop talkin'! and proceeded to straighten out the sports media .and everyone else with in hearing distance. Ferdie Pacheco put it best (paraphrasing). ''at 30 ,he was a great physical specimen. by 35, he was a shambling wreck''.see 'When we were Kings' the Oscar winning documentary feature.

[@tonym994]

and battered for 8 rds.physically.

[@tonym994]

'best ever' is something where your own personal opinion comes in. both men paid dearly w/ their health for that bout. if he retired after beating Foreman, which is why he kept on in the first place(to regain his title,which George took from smokin' Joe) we wouldn't be discussing that 3rd meeting in Manilla .great bout, yes. but overkill also. two Hall of Famers w/ nothing left to prove pounding on each other. of course, I have to give it up to Joe for trying to gain back the title,and ALI, for giving him the shot .but let's face it'.the money was there.

[@alekwojcik9030]

Kevin Dunn I do think, that the signs of Parkinson disease started showing after foght in Manila. In 1976 he slowed, but still mamy people say it was not clear that he had Parkinson at that time, because if you do some research you will notice that his speech, which is a good indicator was very decent, at least until Shavers fight, when it started deteriorated drastically. Of course Ali in 1974 was slowe, than he had benn 7-8 years earlier, but take a point that he was about 32-33 years old, which might be a good reason why he was slower. At that time his speech was very similar to old Ali from 60s. I do think that something happened in Manila, just compare his pre-Manila fights ( Joe Bugner - june 75 ), to his post-Manila fights ( Ken Norton sept -76, then Shavers 77, and Spinks 78, when he was missing punches very often, amd had no speed and reflexes at all ). Before Manila even in 1975, he spoke still very quickly and clearly, and his speed was very decent ( tko on Lyle round 11, fast flurry, which came from nowhere, same with Bugner, when he showed he could still go distance, and be fast ). In 1976 it was clear that Ali was loosing every advantage, which he had had before, but some people, among his former doctor who left the camp in 1977 said that it wasn’t still that bad in 1976, and he could avoid a lot of negative effects which he had later. I also think, that teh fights, which destroyed him and caused main brain damage were after Manila ( mostly Shavers and Spinks ). If you notice how hurt Ali was during Shavers fight you will know what I mean. Later preparations for the 2nd Spinks fight took everything out of champion ( It is well known, that he was training furiosly, and sparred a lot at that time ). To sum up I really think ( honestly I am sure ) that in 1974 Ali had no signs of Parkinson. It started appearing after Manila, and got MUCH worse when kept fighting, especially in late 1977, and 1978. I am not mentioning Holmes and Berbick fights, because at that time it was clear ( before the Holmes fight ), that Ali is slow, he couldn’t even hit a speed bag, which is shown in some yt clips.

[@sherom]

He is very sharp here, if he would of retired after this fight, I truly believe he would of never developed Parkinson's disease .

[@jaiminwilliams5106]

If Bruce Lee studies your fighting style you got to be great! His backward boxing is something special to watch.

[@stayfocus8196]

Muhammad Ali was a prophet, he’s not dead.

[@corinne5502]

10:46 why was someone tryna take his water😂

[@jeremiahthompson99]

what a Ill foreseeing he did exactly what he said he was going to do, hands down most entertaining and best ever, today is Floyd Mayweather

[@freudba1578]

People didn't need to cuss to be cool

[@bello6477]

Why did he say that he knocked out sugar ray robinson

[@alejandroontiveros7052]

He was saying.. that SRR K OCKED PPL OUT!! NOT THAT HE (ALI) KNOCKED HIM OUT.. I HEARD IT WRONG ALSO BUT figured it out.. if thats any help..

[@vanderheijden5123]

Everybody, including hbo, who said that it was an even fight before the k.o. just don’t know nothing or understand anything about boxing.

[@jamessins1163]

man, was he right or what? And with all the distance and size, mcgregor is the ali of MMA And today.

[@van-vanfernandezmanlegro8699]

The mummy 😅😊

[@markjgobrien]

The young David Frost is so embarrassing... I'm embarrassed just sitting here watching him.

[@Tee1312Jay]

Why?

[@sanniadukusanni150]

Mayweather says he's better than Ali,🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣wow let him come see.....in and out he's the boss

[@flouflis1a]

Lost on the count of... 8!

[@gadgetborg6873]

This is real trash talk

[@rockfresh5359]

Nobody believed in him smh

[@zz3OPEN]

Humble? You're kidding me right? That's the last word I would use to describe him..

[@RCHYO3]

zz3OPEN they were joking

[@ibbyali7308]

It was alol just salesmanship, he's one of the most humble people ever lived

[@alvalankerofficial]

Foreman was shit. Ali, Holmes, Tyson were the best of the last era of great heavyweights.

[@jonasenderson1155]

Foreman was great too. And don't forget smokin' joe frazier. But ali was and is the greatest of all time.

[@njclondon2009]

you got 2 out of 3 right. but holmes?? I agree forman ducked holmes (although foreman was way past his prime), i also agree holmes was a great fighter and he was massively underated, but to mention him in the same breath as ali and tyson is ridiculous. foreman and fraiser would have smashed him in thier prime, as would ali. in holmes prime, tyson would of still smashed him. ali and tyson are in a different league.

[@ishanvidyarthi7340]

Mary kom is more greater than him