Muhammad Ali -"This is your Life"

[@AbdulRauf-mb3ip]

May Allah grant Muhammad Ali a high place in heaven 🤲Amen

[@ahmadmusyaffa9548]

Aamiin

[@sahramohamed5545]

Amiin🤲🤲

[@mare3337]

امين

[@hishamhabib666]

Ameen!

[@MdFarhan-il9rb]

Ameen

[@johnoneill4483]

Watching this, tears kept coming to my eyes, I'm 71 now, 2023, he was my childhood hero, I loved this great man!

[@tonyprunty7211]

I'm 71also. Tears in my eyes watching the show. He was my idol and the greatest of all time. RIP Ali. You will never be forgotten

[@noorhr8695]

Super Star of USA....MD ALI ...Heavy weight Champion in Boxing History of this World ❤.

[@TrevorDuggins]

​@@tonyprunty7211n11o19111o111111

[@whitehorse4318]

​@@noorhr8695 I enjoy the fact that British people embraced Muhammad Ali. Sadly, Americans seldom embraced Muhammad Ali. Lead by example, or get knocked out by life.

[@JamesHenryMiddleton]

A legend in his own right!

[@Dr.HJ99]

It feels strange when you Miss someone you have never met

[@Zeshi185]

True

[@cbanks1980]

Justifies that Ali was spiritual than physical. He was not just a boxer, he was a prophet.

[@Dr.HJ99]

Christian Banks bruh I love Ali pretty much but it is not good to call someone prophet pls

[@geesihanad2877]

Allah ya rahma amen ya rabi

[@geesihanad2877]

@@Dr.HJ99 yeah bro

[@yahyazakariya1307]

I'm watching this day 2024❤

[@april.valente]

There is something around him, like a light or an aura. Just his appearance is inspiring

[@bradhuskers]

His wife looks white.

[@joyabia682]

@@bradhuskers so???

[@philhewitt5069]

April, you nailed it !!

[@RetaFoon-y7r]

انه الاسلام اخي ❤

[@holbrook-ul9cf]

Because he is a aman from paradise

[@LeeGordonSeebach]

June 1968, Ali was standing outside the Palmer House in Chicago, surrounded by fans, signing autographs. I still have mine. :-)

[@tempusfugit7127]

Lee , You are SO lucky have looked at his beautiful face , I have photographs of Muhammad but would give up a lot of things to have his autograph . My first ever crush as a young girl , one of the bravest truthful men ever and my hero for refusing to fight in the racist Yankee invasion of Vietnam when the Apartheid white American liars wouldn't allow black people to go to areas , restaurants or Clubs for Whites Only. ...even after he won a Gold Medal at the Olympics .

[@MOESPIXTV]

Lucky you

[@johnmckenna4997]

We have lost one of the best of all

[@justina9914]

@Akon Ali hispanic: am I a joke to you

[@aliboomia9894]

Wow that's so cool , I'd kill fir that experience with the champ

[@edfou5]

As a 67 year old "white" guy I can easily say that Ali is the greatest hero of my long life. My wonderful Dad taught me to be a gentleman... but Ali taught me what it meant to be a man.

[@dandrain3624]

Why the emphasis on white what's wrong with it

[@edfou5]

@@dandrain3624 How am I "emphasizing" that there's anything "wrong with it?" I mention my race to drive home that everyone loved Ali no matter the color of their skin. It's in quotes because I'm not actually white, I'm pinkish tan.

[@dandrain3624]

My bad man

[@dandrain3624]

Wait then why did you lie?

[@davidfelix2594]

Another white person suffering from white guilt....

[@mindetoxx]

It is so unlikely that a boxer whose job is violence, can spread such a deep feeling of spiritual sensibility as Muhammad Ali could emanate from his being.

[@dereks7745]

A remarkable athlete with a dynamic personality. There will never be another one like him. He was beyond special.

[@rohanbhasin1906]

Harry. Ba,lfonta

[@georgerieder8398]

Agree with almost All these pro-Ali comments. The Greatest !

[@marcusjknight]

The production team behind this show should be very proud. They did an awesome job.

[@mosesagwandah7973]

Very true....Ali was a great man

[@emelianemone777]

eff yeah they did. i am thoroughly impressed with the amount of planning, budgeting, etc., that must have gone into this one individual show. it's definitely made my night!

[@masonj910]

@@emelianemone777 when British TV was good

[@ameeruddin3319]

. 0:00 0:00

[@abdulmajeedibiyeye8002]

Very awesome indeed...they don't do shows like this anymore

[@cognac510]

this is like a funeral but when you're alive. when everyone that either fought with you, cried with you, or laughed with you is speaking highly of you. Amazing..

[@TexasBorn_TexasRaised]

I like this comment and I haven't watched the video yet

[@loonu8164]

We should honor people more like this while they’re here. It is so beautiful

[@سعيدزرزور-ع5غ]

@@loonu8164 he is

[@ericmoore1173]

@@loonu8164 how are you doing today my name is Eric Moore

[@nofero96]

Love this words

[@Mr134678]

I think he is the only superhero the world has had, and what a gentleman.❤

[@the_quiet_ones]

I wouldn't say only, but he will always, always, be the greatest.

[@stephaniehenley2441]

EXACTLY

[@brianticas7671]

He was brave man. Fuck. Not a lot of people step up and rebel against the government. To go ahead and give up his belt. Damn

[@hailegnawhaile7231]

He Lived a meaningful life . He loved people and people loved him . he was blessed .

[@epasa38]

Two legend Muhammad Ali and Smokin Joe Frazier. We miss you. Rest in peace champions

[@cameroncameron2826]

Yeah a lot of people miss people that were like them i think. Not just famous ones either but ordinary people that were so much nicer in those days.

[@asiri-wijesinghe]

Who else is on a Muhammad Ali's clip while In quarantine.

[@marocpump7052]

mee

[@JuweriaAli]

I am, just watched will Smiths "Ali" for the first time

[@russhook6595]

NOT moi!

[@independentview854]

clips

[@irisaustin3015]

Very nice interview Handsome man

[@Fighters-journal]

Man. My father's hero, and my hero. He is 70 years old so he grew up watching Ali live on tv, he recorded all his fights on tapes, and when I was 3, I always used to watch him, it was like he was my nanny when my mom was busy with chores, and my dad working two shifts to provide for us in a slum neighborhood in an old abandoned hotel. He always used to play those cassettes for me, and since 3 I've always wanted to be Ali, I always wanted to move like him, talk like him, act like him, without guys like my dad and Ali I wouldn't even be alive today. Or even a fraction of the person I am today. A guy who died 8 years ago. A guy who was like that just 60 years ago. Still saving guys like me. I wish I had the opportunity to meet him, I was 8 when he died. R.I.P CHAMP. I'll never forget you. You changed my, and many others lives. Truly the greatest. Inside and outside the ring, ascending time and space. An inspiration for the generations.

[@4oyageryramaira269]

what a great comment.. thank you... made my day.. there are only 2 words i can think of to say.. he will always be..."The Greatest".. and i will continue to be mesmerised every time i watch his brilliance in the ring.

[@janetoliver7119]

We never missed a fight in our house, we could stay up late

[@gladysgulledge2726]

A great boxer, I watched every fight that I could as a teenager with my Dad. I’m now watching his life story at 80 years old.

[@bakery3471]

I find this simultaneously heart warming, and existential. freaky

[@MTHFKER-wu8kx]

Stop capping we know u aint 80 years old and u type that clean go sleep u like 16max

[@bakery3471]

@@MTHFKER-wu8kx lol i know it's rare but not every person 65+ is technologically illiterate

[@MTHFKER-wu8kx]

@@bakery3471 bro he is capping for sure, there aint no fukin 80 years old that can type that clean BRO 80 FKIN 80

[@NOT_MOUNT_7]

Oh yeah I remember once watching a Ali fight alongside you and your father lol

[@anthonyjohnson8672]

im 54 and never seen this until now,.there isnt enough words to describe the brilliance of this man,,,a legend,,,,

[@willieyoung4818]

I am 54 as well. Like you I just now came across this and agree with you right there..

[@nassiglutt6587]

as a student in the early 90s, i've seen "ali:the whole story" but never seen this untill now

[@alijuicy3097]

Mohamed is the greatest

[@kepcar]

57 here. I missed this back then and totally agree, what a great show and host!

[@bonakhazaee4095]

He is a true champ.

[@dutArkham]

This is a piece of history that should be preserved. Thank you for putting it online.

[@elizabethwilliams9890]

I miss him and watching him now in tears

[@km6344]

AHHHH, when TV was worth watching! Good shows! No scripted reality shows with people who have no real morals, etc! It's amazing to see how innocent and wonderful the times were back then! All the kids so sweet and well behaved! Most kids now all act as if the world owes them something straight from the womb! It is good that these types of shows were released from their time capsules to be seen. What great memories they bring to us who are from this era! Great times!

[@munisaabdusamieva172]

Fully agree!

[@maniamraja5543]

The saddest part of life is when the person who gave you the best memories becomes a memory. Thank you

[@kamelahmed8641]

You have killed me with this comment...ohh

[@Dan4x2282]

Brings tears to my eyes.

[@sleeve8651]

That is so....heavy ! Thanks for that ! True Wisdom ! 👍😉

[@Factpk-8]

Exactly

[@maggie7843]

It’s bittersweet. If that person didn’t give you the best memories, it wouldn’t hurt so much when they’re gone.

[@loodah3269]

That’s why he is so handsome...he looks like his beautiful mother

[@manos3790]

Well observed.

[@michellewaltrowski6883]

Ml

[@luzarsacdetoro903]

And much concentrate as his father!

[@keishapalmer2601]

It wasn't about her complexion he looks more like his mother and the brother looks more like their father his father and brother are just as handsome

[@aliboudje5649]

his father also looks good! you are just racist

[@kikoayari1962]

Ali's Mother is so beautiful as well.

[@xart23x]

Laila and Muhammad owe her their great looks. Beautiful lady.

[@nellan6930]

he looks like his mother

[@stuartperry1047]

​@@nellan6930Gets his sweetness from her, too.

[@aleksthegreat4130]

Both of her grandfather were black,of an Irish origin i think.

[@KevinDoyle-r1w]

"The bird" 😊

[@Infamous1991]

Ali and Frazier could be a legendary comedy duo they were hilarious hahahahahahah

[@ibrahimolaitan1218]

"I am so mean I make Medicine Sick" Mohammed Ali the G.O.A.T Who is watching this in 2020 for the First time?

[@ahoorakia]

I do,

[@gintrippin6073]

mememememememe

[@creativesource3514]

Me. Brings tears to my eyes

[@blessinguchanma4233]

Meeeeeee.

[@peaceofmyheart9440]

I seen this first time ever

[@stevenewer1]

back when celebrities were true stars.... take me back

[@talonpure]

steve ewer nah not really ali was just a great man regardless of how famous he is

[@ousmanekonate5253]

True

[@victorwallace444]

Me too

[@Asalieri2]

He was so happy to see Joe Frazier, it was touching!

[@jamessmith-hb9ej]

it sure was

[@mattm3729]

Asalieri2 I think there was kind of a Lennon-Mccartney relationship dynamic going on between them.

[@nthdegree1269]

Matt M Yea, that is a good way of summing up their relationship.

[@jmac4652]

+Asalieri2 No, they were not great friends at all. Initially, when Ali was in exile, they might have been friendly and mostly on Joe's part, but Ali destroyed all that by taunting and ridiculing Joe. Frazier wasn't blessed with the gift of the gab that Ali had, and Mohammed played on that big style. Their fights were hard, bitter, and eventually, career ending for them both. One massive shame about Ali's career is how he treated Frazier. He made him out to be an uncle tom, and basically made his life hell. The saddest thing about it all was when years later Joe revealed his ringtone, a song he sang himself about causing Ali's parkinson's disease and how his punches were the cause of it. Ali treated Frazier appallingly ... it's why he can't believe he appeared in this tribute.

[@john50beach18]

+Asalieri2 Yeah i feel like stories about joe hating ali to old age was super exaggerated by the media

[@nightravenonline]

I wish we had him.today...a gentleman with carisma....good manners ..funny...high intellect ..smart..a inspiration for many young...and it is highly needed.today.. RIP..miss you I am 67...remember him from my childhood...

[@andydixon2980]

I can see the love in Ali's eyes. He had lots of it in his heart, no question.

[@TheWillofD7978]

Great men have always big hearts

[@ruthclarkhuffv1602]

Muhammad Ali was a remarkable man, well spoken, handsome, smart, charming, articulate, humble and funny, I absolutely love this man.

[@devj.3887]

His genuine reaction to seeing Joe Fraser was GOLD after what he put Joe through

[@ahmadmusyaffa9548]

😭🌹😭

[@museratnazir7546]

May Allah give him good place in janat Aameen.

[@bycottfrenchproducts.mukht1189]

Aameen

[@vahidh11]

Ameen !

[@aichaaicgq4650]

Ameen

[@R3tuneD]

Ameen ya rab

[@KamranKhan-hv8jb]

Ameen

[@bazookaschoolboy]

I am a 19 year old Filipino college chemistry student and former amateur boxer and Ali will always be my hero. He is always someone that inspires me to be the best version of myself. Rest in peace, Champ! Rumble, young man! Rumble!

[@VokeVideo]

Float like a butterfly, Sting like a bee, Who's the greatest? Muhammed Ali. Respect - Rest in peace.

[@patrickwillis6054]

good one

[@RickyRic995]

iron mike

[@mackensonj.jonassaint1083]

Obviously, life did not do you well. That's why you're hating on one who actually had one, even after he died. PEACE to the HATERS!!! But he did dislike whites, so ill give you that.

[@darrellwestphal4265]

yeah that was him saying but his floating like a butterfly was mostly dancing in the ring that man did more dancing then fighting he was all talk and no fight every time I watched him I got bored he won his fight by points nobody got knocked out then I saw Mike Tyson fight now there's a fighter he knocks people out no dancing no talking just fighting.

[@1gadena]

Ken Fenris how did he hate all white people when he had many white friends

[@jayspeople7854]

This just brought tears to my eyes. What a great man, May Allah grant you the highest place in Jannah Ameen.

[@ibrahimumorumamudu957]

Aameen ya RABB

[@ahmedsalah2393]

ameen

[@solahudeenhabeeb2986]

@Sarah Rose Ameen thuma Ameen

[@jijinhodelbarrio4178]

Jays People ameen 🤲🏽

[@franksmith5006]

Ameen y’a Allah

[@chrisdonohue1607]

i miss when people were like this simple, true and full of compassion.

[@charlesohass4099]

Amazing seeing this.... True champ.... GOAT!! !

[@Mobamba7230]

18:01 - 18:16 "Since you surprised me I'll tell you a surprise." Reveals sneaking in to a Police Officer's Gym. "He had the complexion and the connection to get the protection."

[@Tee1312Jay]

😂

[@richardkingston5238]

When the saints-go-marching- in. Muhmmad Ali will be among them for sure.

[@pluday4685]

What do you mean "you miss when?" these emotions have existed since before you were born and will continue as long as humans exist

[@GuhaadGaraad]

Once mohamed ali was interviewed by famous sheikh the time mohamed ali was old and shaking he told that I regret bein called myself am the greatest because God is the greatest but he was wonderful amazing man on the planet

[@shehneelawaraich3500]

Beautiful when anchor called him with his old name and he corrected him and said Muhammad. Sooo heart touching.this the beautiful name of our beloved prophet peace be upon him.

[@russhook6595]

I SLAM it at least 3 times a week! :P

[@aboraaad7089]

@@russhook6595 Read more on peace which is meaning for Islam, Islam a Arabic word mean in English peace

[@metingordu627]

Amin

[@chrissturgess4323]

This brought tears to my eyes.. truly a great man in every sense... RIP Muhammed Ali.. ❤️

[@adela7912]

❤❤❤

[@Tee1312Jay]

Same 🥊

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Me too. Man, when they brought Smokin' Joe out.

[@leebeardshall2888]

Yes i him as well 🙏 RIP my hero.

[@zainalenal7003]

Me too.. He is a lovely guy

[@paulahendrayani9813]

We miss him, he is so unique, so magnificent, so much himself. So unbelievably great.

[@redmarine2717]

I murderded someone and is currently running from the opps

[@antighaokon547]

I am privileged to watch the life and times of the world greatest Boxer, Entertainer and spiritual gifted man- Mohammed Ali. I believe that he was the finest of humanity. To God be the glory!

[@charleston3698]

The Greatest of All Time!!

[@galpottageperera8695]

Great legend of boxing.

[@harunislam7794]

Late Muhammad Ali is the true ly a honest,a gentleman a athelete visionery of the whole universe and May the almighty Allah keep him zannatul firdous

[@TheNinyo77]

One of the finest men ,most of us never met ,but loved him like we had met !!! There'll never be another Ali .

[@deckzone3000]

He was kind of a jerk.

[@ham206west]

@@deckzone3000 ur mama

[@shrekeatscupcakes3918]

​@@deckzone3000 all the top athletes are tbh

[@rascal211]

I don't know about that. He was not faithful to his wives.

[@uzairahmed4work]

@@rascal211 He never struck them any of them even once and that says something who are you a nobody a loser.

[@2kdemiks816]

This is dope, i’m glad Ali was able to have a tribute like this while he was healthy

[@johnmunro4952]

He was welcomed and adored in great Britain and right across the UK. He was the greatest.

[@So_uroblox]

Sadly he was not quite healthy because he kept fighting and did not retire in 1974 or 1976

[@anthonyjohnson9403]

He is the only true Superhero the United States of America has ever had

[@rickford8048]

I wouldn't consider a draft dogger a hero.

[@anthonyjohnson9403]

@@rickford8048 First of all, learn how to spell, asshole. Secondly, any black man who goes to war FOR America is a damn fool. So yes, he's a hero. Now, take your dumb ass back to school. Learn how to spell dodger.

[@gamerozstudios9196]

@@rickford8048ok Rickford you like killing innocent Vietnamese children nice

[@HouseOfHockey14]

This is so disrespectful to anybody who actually fought for this country.

[@anthonyjohnson9403]

@@HouseOfHockey14 Fuck this country

[@mindetoxx]

I LOVE THIS MAN. He's a gift to humanity by the way he conducts his life.

[@edbull7681]

Facts

[@mindetoxx]

@@edbull7681 ??

[@mindetoxx]

@@edbull7681 What facts are you talking about?

[@johnmc3862]

@@mindetoxx Will you relax!

[@mindetoxx]

@@johnmc3862 HA HA HA HA

[@che1925]

He looked like he was holding back tears a couple of times.

[@kamrankhandevil]

He teared up during the school vidoe..

[@yogiguitar1]

im here watching this again after all these years and all i can say is yeah

[@mehmetalikarakaya7280]

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[@kb727]

Man this must be the best video on youtube. I had a smile on my face for 46 minutes straight

[@itsjustfilm]

Agreed! There's a lot of great video's here on KZbin, but man.. this one is THE GREATEST. Muhammad Ali 👌🧡

[@ghouseshaik2623]

Iam also more than time bro

[@aaronbradley3232]

Well I guess you are entitled to your opinions but I only like the Fraizer part

[@randomperson-cq6lb]

46?? I will get tired from replaying

[@yogiguitar1]

yeah me 2! my parents loved ali

[@elizabethflynn8455]

All these heartwarming comments just go to show what an amazing man he was. To be universally loved is such a rare thing and he really was.

[@Woze4419]

Its just encaptsulates what a charming man he was.

[@tedex8100]

I cried throughout this programme. Ali is, and always will be,The Greatest.

[@azadbaksh4892]

May Allah make his grave spacious ameen

[@samwhinni4993]

me too 😥😥😥❤❤🌹🌹

[@johnharris8191]

Ali was never the greatest, he was defeated by 5 different opponents. All that greatest BS started after he defeated Liston and was heard in the shower yelling over and over, "I "is" the greatest." And from there the willfully ignorant and easily duped promoted it. On the other hand what he truly was is the greatest mouth.

[@markhorne2894]

@John Harris ! Oh really ! I see that u was a hater!

[@ufewl]

@@johnharris8191 he went on to beat 3 of those who bet him in rematches, he was only beat and didn't beat back untill he was 38. He had the greatest personality I agree, he is only one of two people to win the ring magazine belt twice, the other was tyson fury.

[@koby1412]

I’m jealous of how handsome he looks. The relationship between Ali and Joe is exactly what we need in our community. This the best video ever.

[@KingKratos79]

ITS DEFINITELY A PRICELESS TREASURE

[@djafferdekkar956]

Not only in your country we need it in the world to waive the negativity and hate in place.

[@surreal786]

Muhammad Ali is one of the most respected and admirable human beings to ever walk on the earth. He has been relentless and completely unafraid to speak about His love for God and his desire to carry out God's message in front of a crowd of millions, after the world fell head over heals for him due to his title and his charismatic personality. He used his fame and power to help others, and never abused it. A true giant. and a great spirit. I am blessed to be a part of the same religion of Islam as this champion.

[@drcheekyisback]

Salaam Alaykum wa RahmatAllahi wa Barakatuhu - if only you knew his failings, you'd have even more respect and love for him

[@andrewsciberras7795]

Sana Akhter )80

[@martinsmith333m]

Hi beautiful Sana 🤗

[@martinsmith333m]

My condolences if I invade your privacy, It my pleasure to meet you, How are you doing? I hope I meet you in a pleasant mood..?

[@mindykaur8139]

Amen

[@deborahbarnes9645]

I’m in tears of joy. I’m 60 when I was a child he was my late father’s hero. We watched all his fights on TV. The build up to his fights was electric. An inspirational boxer. An amazing man. RIP Mohammed Ali❤

[@optimusxianprime616]

This was one of THE BEST EVER TRIBUTE that from a show ever.

[@shebra1991]

couldn't agree more, may Allah have mercy on his soul.

[@toddgoinsgoins1903]

+xoBra Billal the best

[@reyesgomez5424]

+xoBra Billal he doesn't need mercy, his spirit has a clear path to the creator!

[@howardweishaus9760]

Reyes Gomez

[@badumpy]

being a white male raised in the 70's..I am not ashamed to say that Ali was my hero....He was an entertainer pure and simple...He was a man of principle as well...How could you expect him to fight in a war to help free asians...when his own people were oppressed in the US....I knew back then as a 10 year old that he was right.....But all the bragging and talking before fights were just for publicity...look at the affection he has for Henry Cooper...and Joe Frazier. He was an amazing man...and will alwaymean a great deal to me...May he RIP...and someday when i die...I want to meet this great man in the afterworld.

[@biggyboss8784]

Bless you sir

[@safetyofficer2809]

badumpy 😖😖😖😢😢😢😟😟😞😞😭👌👌👌😢😢😢😢

[@waynefletcher9884]

badumpy why be even ashamed .... as black kids we like Clint Eastwood John Wayne aa hero’s to name a few! So join the club.... hero’s don’t have to match your skin or hair .. Semper Fi

[@MrJaccTrippa]

Quit lying for likes

[@brendagray9296]

@@MrJaccTrippa why does he have to be lying? Everyone don't have to be lying on social media, see why no one has push the like button for you. If you think he's lying then you must be a big liar yourself. Brotha

[@layleon219]

Ali was so emotional when he saw Joe Frazier.

[@Wally-H]

You can't really measure the connection these two great boxers had after they fought each other to a standstill in that second fight. They went through something together that night that no mere mortal could ever understand.

[@broerymarantika853]

In the ring Joe Frazier whop Muhammad Ali good and Joe won. Outside the stage tho, Ali went on his verbal abuse to Joe. But Privately they are good friend, Joe even lending him money during Ali’s low point after being banned from 🥊. Friendship aside, in the ring they are two sportsmen, fighting for the title whopping each other and knocking one another, blows after blows.

[@robbereal1982]

@@broerymarantika853 actually Joe spent a month in the hospital and that was a controversial decision. He did not whoop ali good. But he won the decision.

[@vex8133]

@MUFC lol

[@milojanis4901]

@@broerymarantika853 Frazier did NOT like Ali at all in the beginning, and for years later. I remember, because I was around to see it. Frazier walked off the Dick Cavett show in the early 70s, enraged at Ali's treatment of him before a national TV audience. Maybe in later years they got closer, but NOT while they were both competing. Frazier always got the shitty end of the stick. What an insult to Joe when Philly had the nerve to erect a statue of a fighter who never existed, but no statue of Joe. If Joe was alive, who could blame him if he told Philly to stick the statue up their ASS!!

[@7thlion1]

I've watched this a dozen times, and I still get emotional! I love you Champ!

[@debatabletruths6687]

i feel sorry for future generations, because I have no idea how you're gonna beat this class act. Champ, you'll always be the greatest.

[@ryleylav6882]

No one will even come close

[@surgedidit]

@@ryleylav6882 Never 💯

[@chuffbuffler1735]

We have deontay wilder, a giant among men. We are doing very well thanks very much

[@zlrs0113]

We’ve had some laid back champions like Lennox, some powerful champions like deontay, Tyson, foreman and Frazier some charismatic/funny champions like fury and we’ve had some dominate champions like Klitschko and Larry Holmes but none of these compare to the goat which is Muhammad Ali.

[@donovanshepperd9209]

No one !

[@a.a.7416]

A true champion inside and outside the ring; a man with a huge heart.

[@acapchedin]

Totally 100% agree with that... That's is what we called original champion.. Ali is a legend and the most inspiring person on earth

[@sallykegler5725]

A very special person in our life

[@cetin_ali]

ALLAHIMMEKANINCENNETOLSUNMohamadALi❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Ben de seni çok ❤❤❤❤❤❤ seviyorum aşkım benim

[@fidahasanzi2297]

A great champion of all time. A proud Muslim and a great human being. May Allah have him a special place in Jannatulfirdous. Aameen..

[@13muller9]

@Jay arr Same thing with the UFC champion who (I can't pronounce his name) beat Conor Mcgragor. Muslims don't care about other UFC champions in other weight divisions and don't contribute their rise and championship to their respective religion (hint: Christianity), but only adore that guy from Russia only because of his religion, whereas any champion's rise has to do with his/her own talent, will and hardship and nothing to do with religion. But muslims feel so inferior about their own status in the world that when somebody becomes a champion who happens to be a muslim not by choice but birth (which is also true regarding other religions) they throw all the rational out and credit the person's championship because of his devotion to Islam which is unfortunate. Out of 500 top universities in the world, not one is located in any Islamic country. What % of Noble Prize winners are from Islamic countries? I won't read any responses because I know what the responses would be!! Muhammad Ali was a great decent human being and champion, but as to the names he chose: Muhammed: the prophet of Islam; before he declares himself prophet; his honorable job was to attack people on dirt roads and confiscate their belongings and he married a 12 year old child. That is how honorable he was. The other guy Ali, his greatest honor was to behead 700 people in just one day (is that even possible? A day is only 24 hours!)this is not something I make up; Shia muslims who adore Ali say that about him, not to condone but celebrate his legacy. Go figure!! Islam has spread through out the world not by power of persuasion but sword. Just ask Iranians whose ancestors were beheaded and bled to death, should they decide not to convert to Islam.

[@13muller9]

@Jay arr Well said. I couldn't agree more. There should be no "us versus them". Before being Muslim, Christian...., White, Black..... we are all human beings and should treat others the way we like to be treated.

[@fidahasanzi2297]

@Jay arr of course: religion is a faith that brought him closer to his personal beliefs. However his success and humanity is alone admirable.

[@cainexx3423]

@@13muller9 maybe you need to do some research about the real islam before you start talking out of your behind. "I WOn'T ReAd AnY ReSpOnSes" shows just how ignorant you are to the truth and to others who want to correct you. What makes you think that muslims won't support or like other UFC fighters, I along with many other muslims supported connor McGregor before he started making islamophobic comments to get publicity. Dont talk on our behalf when you don't know anything about muslims, all you know is the crap you've read up from other racist Islamophobic people. Muhammad the prophet (may peace be upon him) did nothing of what you claim, you dont know the true history of islam and might I also add that in those times it was customary to marry a girl who was a lot younger as was the case in Europe and other western countries so stop trying to single him out and make him out to be a monster when you don't know anything. Shia people are not muslims because they dont follow the teachings of islam, and Iranians are largely non-muslims so where the hell are you getting all your info from. With that being said; I WoN't ReAd AnY ResPoNseS bEcAUse I KNoW wHat tHe ResPoNSes WiLL Be.

[@cainexx3423]

@Jay arr maybe If muslims weren't persecuted and oppressed all over the world then they wouldn't think its them against the world. People like you only speak up when it is absolutely pointless to do so. One of the real reasons why many muslims celebrated and were big fans of his was because he fought to defend islam which connor was ridiculing and spreading hate about. This comes from someone who once avidly supported Conor. And so what if muslims only support athletes that are muslim, there's nothing wrong with that. Why does it bother people like you so much. Don't chat crap and start speaking on behalf of muslims when you don't really know anything about them. People don't only celebrate Muhammad Ali for being a muslim, he stood up for black people and went through alot of hardships for being a muslim. And yet all these other people who you claim don't support athletes because of religion or other such reasons were suddenly nowhere to be seen when Muhammad Ali became muslim and they tried to and many times did take away his championship title. So dont be hypocritical and talking about us and them yourself, when you hold a close- minded view about muslims.

[@benjamina.4941]

This is heartwarming to see. Muhammad befriended me when i was in my 20's and we remained friends 'til the end. Last visited him in Arizona 6 months before he passed. Love my big Brother. Peace Muhammad...

[@RockyBobbieBuster]

BS

[@abab7196]

13:32 The Greatest has tears in his eyes!!! May you rest in Peace brother !!!

[@Frazpindiana]

Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@westerling8436]

he is what makes us proud to be human!

[@hanyyousief785]

Yarab ..

[@razalizali7228]

Say... inna'lillahi, Wa'inna' ilaihi rojji,un'.From God Allah we came & to God Allah we shall return ....ali is a muslim.

[@HamzaMunawar-lu8in]

Ameen Sum Ameen ❤ #Allah’sWARRIOR

[@boxingwithbason2874]

Seeing Frazier walking through the door got my eyes teary.... He had with him one of the greatest trilogies with him....

[@damage6836]

Boxing soul mates haha

[@JPatelLive]

*SPOILER ALERT!!*

[@CLM726N]

@@damage6836p

[@cassiejohnson7298]

ME TOOOOO😢, REST IN REAL PEACE ALI AND FRAZIER 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@samuelwilliams6313]

@@JPatelLive two old enemies in the ring and out of the ring and they fought three times

[@jackster1212]

Ali said of Frazier: “I always bring out the best in men I fight, but Joe Frazier, I'll tell the world right now, brings out the best in me. I'm gonna tell ya, that's one helluva man, and God bless him."

[@jjs490]

I always loved Joe Frazier, now i love Muhammad Ali... It was love hate really, because of how he treated Joe in their rivalry. But Ali has since apologised to Joe a few times. Joe had a harder time with forgiving Ali. I believe it fueled his drinking, thus hastened his death. Joe was a sensational Boxer. Rated 8th of all time by Ring magazine. And Joe was only 5 10". With a warriors heart. Ali was the greatest of all time !!

[@layeousseynou9415]

i

[@michaelanthony2012]

That is why he was so harsh on him talking trash!

[@funkytownnino9788]

jackster1212 ...Ali, also stated, "If he was ever in a holy war he wanted Joe Frazier by his side"

[@horacedray2837]

It is well known now, but Smokin Joe was blind in one eye - sometimes he was fighting almost completely blind, he's an amazingly tough guy and he was hurt by some of Ali's comments...so I think it was pretty gracious of him to appear here after some of the stuff Ali said about him in the 70s.

[@stuart5107]

Oh my god. My face is sore from smiling so much. Right the way to the end when Smoken Joe Frazier lit up the room with his story about their time together. Muhammad Ali ,you truly were the greatest ❤

[@will6996]

He owed joe that much

[@makaveli3189]

Love how excited Ali was for his guests, he was genuinely amazed to see them come on the show…This was in 1978 (45 yrs ago) and I can say with confidence that we will never witness another man this legendary again. I still remember where I was when Ali passed, and even though I didn’t know him personally a wave of grief struck me and I continue carrying it till this day. May you rest in peace champ, we all miss you. ❤️ 🕊️

[@mcclendonreport]

Never say never. The human spirit lives on. There will be others.

[@jiji1946]

only 36 at this time, but already seems a touch vague and slurred.....

[@aabll5993]

​@@jiji1946I remember at one stage he actually fell off his chair.

[@elizabethwilliams9890]

I fell 0ff my chair a couple of times

[@stephaniehenley2441]

EXACTLY

[@JerrilynnBThomas]

I love how his daughters were clinging to him. Fatherhood was beautiful on him.

[@ericmoore1173]

How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore

[@N17-o2r]

@@ericmoore1173 weirdo

[@tzyagamalyezer5983]

@@N17-o2r lol a bit weird but funny and friendly

[@usamaibrahim1394]

How can any one not watch this show complete ...... Every second with Ali is greatest Muhammad Ali is greatest

[@bandar19612]

Yes i have wachd it 10taims and ITS not Enough

[@nikeoyelowo8574]

Yes Mohd Ali is the greatest. May his soul continuing to rest in PEACE.

[@enawilson3210]

We grew up getting up at 3am to hear Ali on radio My Dad loved him

[@ahmedabdullah8909]

Joe Frazier was a pure guy. R.I.P both champions.

[@terrenceslaughter4235]

Kelli sae

[@ysgol3]

Ali's treatment of Joe casts a permanent shadow on his brilliance. Joe was such a gentleman, a truly beautiful person.

[@dashcan8479]

Frazier was a horrible person. Ali was viscious. Different times

[@malikmultani1]

Aameen!

[@tedmc.carthy8571]

Joe came across very well as did the host eamonn Andrew's this show is a classic.

[@Tee1312Jay]

He was really happy to see Joe Frazier, Frazier was happy too. Great sportsmanship 🥊🙌🏾

[@norbgajevski9459]

I can see the love in Ali's eyes. He had lots of it in his heart, no question.

[@Tee1312Jay]

@@norbgajevski9459 True.

[@Tee1312Jay]

@johnnytheprick I just googled..Ernie Terrell 😫

[@savvasperisanidis]

Truly

[@yusoffmohamed1608]

Tears flow when I see dis moment Joe Frazier in...

[@emelianemone777]

this is seriously the best thing i have seen inna long, long time.

[@subashkv5582]

Hello emeli

[@wolfwilich9805]

my tears just came out so emotional

[@TonyEnglandUK]

@@wolfwilich9805 Me too, when Joe came out at the end, two unforgettable legends reunited.

[@thomasjust2663]

Ali always liked black women with a some white blood in them, it made them prettier according to him

[@dr.richmondakwasiowusu4315]

I agree with you

[@kwameaboagye-cl9me]

Muhammad Ali is my hero. He brought tears as well aa laughter. The greatest ever athlete in the world.

[@aminaakhtar3613]

Such a legend, this world will never see another like him

[@jabbars1259]

True

[@tangibleemotions7]

I remember watching this as a child with my parents when it first aired and my dad was in tears from beginning to end. Fast forward 40 odd years and I'm watching it with my children in a flood of tears. More than likely, this scenario will be repeated with my children and grandchildren at some time in the future. There will never be another like Ali! Thank you uploader for the wonderful memories..

[@Joeoi]

I wish to do so as well

[@66smedrock]

Yep I’m crying. Ali the great

[@staceymarshall7016]

🥲❤️

[@andria3a]

@@Joeoi of

[@Joeoi]

@@andria3a watching it with my children

[@Detroit911]

"The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life" Muhammad Ali

[@bobbyeverhart1865]

amen to that. champ and may Allah bless you greatly

[@summertime8879]

Powerful and so true

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

Yep. You show no growth for 30 years. Absolute waste

[@ektaghodke9499]

OMG!! Really what a great persona.I Love Ali.The Great.

[@jaffajoffer6300]

Well 50 y old man still looking 20s babes.

[@markmcbride9039]

This show for Muhammad Ali was great for him to receive his flowers before he got sick. The show did a wonderful job giving him his flowers 🌹🌷.

[@azizamnunna2503]

Goodbye you gentle soul,Muhammad Ali.

[@russellgelfuso3518]

When I ran into Muhammad Ali on the street in Los Angeles in the mid 80’s he was already declining mentally, but everyone around him showed him the utmost respect and love that he deserved, and he appreciated it.

[@Jaecht88]

He was only declining physically.

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

I wish, have you seen his interview to become World Heavyweight champion for the 4th time?? This episode is BEFORE the Larry Holmes fight and the decline is obvious, his response is late to everything being projected to him

[@mcclendonreport]

I saw him, during that period, going to a Thrifty drug store in L.A. He saw my little daughter and me and stepped toward us and lifted her up over his head. It made my day. Yes, he was struggling but he was so graceful. But he was capable of driving his brown Rolls convertible unassisted.

[@yourforbiddenfruit]

@@Jaecht88Parkinson’s disease sadly affects both the mental and the physical.

[@asimqadri8144]

He was different ... but his vibes of universal love made him so loveable.

[@perryholloway540]

My wife worked for mayor Harvey Sloan who is a friend of Muhammad Ali, I knew him but he didn't know me. I don't think. But I see him a few other times, and the best time that stood out to me is I was playing ball at Saint barts, I looked over and seen Muhammad in odessa's backyard, I got to spend two days with Muhammad, Rodman, and Lonnie. They treated me like gold, I kind of felt like I was imposing before they sure, treated me unbelievably well. He's the smartest man I've ever met in my life. And the kindest. He would tell me things that would just blow my mind, we fought all over the yard, and he made me the champ. one thing that always stood out that he told me, I said there's a lot of evil in the world Muhammad, he put his hands up at me and he said no Perry , men can change and you have to give them their time, allow them to have the time to change. Boy that really hit home with me, love ya, champ champ.

[@EBBX.]

Damn, you got the chance to meet him, you're so Lucky

[@perryholloway540]

@@EBBX. You are so right, and I'll never forget how well I was treated. What a great family. My living room walls are covered with pictures of him and I. He was so accessible and giving of his self. He had a Winnebago that he parked in Fern Creek at Kroger's and stayed in it occasionally. If he looked out and seen kids in the parking lot he would get out and do magic tricks for them. He also would run down bardstown road until he was recognized. At that time he was the most recognized man in the world. Yes my friend I'm very lucky.

[@EBBX.]

​@@perryholloway540 I couldn't meet him but my father did meet him in the 1965 after he defeated Sonny Liston, it was because of a real estate dealing, he purchased 4 acres of land in North Carolina in Greensboro from my father who was real estate business man, My father always had his pic with Muhammad Ali and his autograph and my father had even got a tatoo of him in the late 1990s I usually asked my dad "how did Muhammad Ali interact with you" , "Did he punch you?" , "How strong was his punch?", and My dad used to reply "He a gentleman outside the ring, We see him trash talk but he actually talks with kind and pleasure words and regards and greetings, He's even more handsome inpersonal than in TV, He Looks like a Model than an Athelete" My Dad even got 3 more business deals with him in early-mid 70s which I couldn't witness because I was born in 1981 but I knew from the words of my father that he was a kind and generous man to the society but I remember when I was watching Mike Tyson vs Larry Holmes on the TV along with my siblings then my dad came back from work and was scolding us for watching TV rather than doing homework but then suddenly Ali comes to Mike and whispers in his ear, My dad was stunned and confused and the very next moment as the round 1 began, He started shouting "You have to get him Mike" , "You can't lose when Ali Comes to Cheer For You", "You have to knock him out", "Get Him Mike,Get Him" we had watched a couple fights of Mike Tyson together but I had never seen him cheering for Mike, And when Mike Knocked out Larry oh My God, My dad flipped the living room table and started jumping and hoping all of a sudden. Man, Muhammad Ali is more of a kind hearted actual super human, When my dad heard that Ali passed away, He phoned George foreman to confirm it, After he got the confirmation he just sat infront of the tv news channel reporting Ali's Death the whole night, He was in his 80s when he got to know Ali passed away, The very next month on 9 July 2016, My Dad Passed away, I Still have his pics featuring him and Ali, there a dozen of picture which he took with Ali and 2 of them are coloured ones And when ever I hear the name or words like Muhammad or Ali, I immediately start remembering Father and Ali But I got meet Mike Tyson inpersonal in 2009, I asked him "how do you feel talking about Ali" and he was completely shattered into teers

[@EBBX.]

​@@perryholloway540 My friend you're one of chosen people to have spent some quality time with him which i could only dream about I hope and pray everything that my father and him have a long talk in paradise God Bless you my friend, you shared one of the greatest moments of your life with me, Which im glad for, Thanks a lot

[@perryholloway540]

@@EBBX. What a compliment, I'm so proud of knowing him that sometimes I think I talk too much. But I just want the world to know how kind he is, and what a man he is , you made my day, God bless you and your family. I think Ali once said, service to others, is the rent you pay, for your room here on Earth.

[@TheDessez]

That was amazing, to revisit this time. Real television. Real research. Real men. Real women. Real life.

[@rareads]

Yeah, better than the shit that passes for television these days, x factor, I'm a celeb, big brother and all that crap

[@shanedenny5234]

Joe Louis paying homage to Ali brought tears to my eyes. Such a sweet, heartfelt moment from one of the greatest. Unforgettable ❤

[@nixon9346]

True words

[@deborahhenry2511]

Muhammad Ali was a great man and he made us proud. We need to take notes as to how we can make our world better.

[@jesus7es7dios7]

the world cannot be made better... all societies continue to diminish.. morally, socially, politically.... people are spiritually death... they fail to know that there is only ONE WAY to God, and that is through Jesus... The world will eventually fail..... therefore, by definition, classius clay (aka muhammad ali) is a false prophet.... in fact, a muslim (and muslims are anti-christians).

[@craigmarks6300]

Proud? He had two other daughters, Miya and Khaliah, from extramarital relationships. No one is proud of that.

[@Hasnanembong]

As he said it, get used to him, this man is a muslim. He was a devout muslim and followed the law of Allah. Islam permits polygamy. Done under strict conditions like being able financially, emotionally and sexually to have multiple wives in one time but not more than four. That was what he explained to Barbara Walters during the interview. Non muslims may not understand this but in our society it happens even though not many practice it. The quran says to the men, "you may marry 2,3 or 4 but if you can't guarantee fairness among your wives, marry only one."

[@abrahemrafi4517]

Muslims are not anti-christians,in fact they consider jesus(peace be upon him)as the mighty massenger of God,they also follow his teaching and muslims consider phrophet mohammed(peace be upon him) as the last massenger of God.

[@RobertWorthLexus300]

I think we should forget about religion. If we all believe in a higher power; then I am sure this higher power would want his creation to get along and take care of the things he gave us to take care of; like our planet all the creatures that live on it. .

[@Dubjaxfilms]

Out of all the 'This is Your Life' episodes ever, this is the greatest.

[@peteroussos4457]

I've told my kids Ali was in the rap game before rap was born! He was so smooth when in the spotlight. Whether fighting or using his words to get in his opponent's head. We use the term "The Greatest " quite often these days. Ali truly was. There will never be another like him may God rest his soul.

[@vernpascal1531]

Ali as great as he was, was allowed to act like a jackass at times and get away with it. Jim Brown,Wilt, and Elgin Baylor would have been villified if they said I'm the Greatest, and opponents were Bums.

[@peteroussos4457]

@@vernpascal1531 The jack ass part was actually scripted. He was a pro wrestling fan early on and attended an event after meeting Gorgeous George if I remember right. He watch how GG played the villain & noticed the crowds reaction to it. He brought it to the boxing world after that. Smart dude

[@Nepo.Potshangbam]

Whenever I wanna release my emotions, i just search for any of Ali's documentaries then I go watch and cry in floods. His smile is emotionally magnetic. RIP Legend 🕊️

[@bouber6598]

Me 2 😢😢

[@najmulhasanrahat8479]

Me too

[@joelsines7083]

I don’t think I’ve ever had a smile on my face for 43 minutes in a row in my life...no I haven’t. Boy I’m so happy he had this surprise while he could still take it in and also make all those jokes and clowning! What a great human being. He’s laughing during Joe's story is priceless❤️

[@johnrotuno1077]

Man, i really enjoyed the hell out of that show too!

[@e.s.7520]

I did too! My face hurts I smiled so hard.😂😂😂 What a beautiful thing! #humanity

[@ciarangillen1536]

Yep. It's impossible not to smile throughout

[@geemoney8277]

I’m up at 4:30am in NYC watching this with a smile on my face like I’m looking at a Christmas gift ive just received.

[@suhaibalmiladi3770]

Who is watching from 2024 ??!

[@bg_swiss]

Me

[@AaronTwumasi-f4o]

Aaron

[@vagramvardanyan9407]

Why do people ask that question its so strange? What do you mean who’s watching this in 2024? What do you mean by that.

[@chipesh]

Me. I keep watching it. Sheer magic. The appearance of Joe Frazier is wonderful. Despite the fallout or two they really were good pals and had respect for each other.

[@abdirahmanmohamaddaher8949]

Me From the belguim. I'm fan of Muhamad Ali and Smoking Joe Frazier.

[@fazilshaikh9052]

Legends are someone who makes you smile, motivates and inspire even after they die.

[@ketchup5344]

I always loved the clown in Ali, he was playful and light hearted. He showed that you can be the best and not take yourself too seriously. A good teacher ✌🏽

[@mosendababumansigiria8621]

Thank you Sir 👍 for your INSIGHT

[@afriend621]

So true. This is what made him so fun and elevated him above the rat race.

[@lajoliequeen6243]

“To love God is to love people.” Deep

[@Screencappedhats]

What's "deep" about circular reasoning?

[@YahyaSarr-k5e]

very powerful qoute

[@marie6885]

"I feel like a little boy who just got a toy for Christmas," teared me up. As a child I cheered and watched Ali. Our household was alive with the hope, willl, and prayers for his victory. His wife, Veronica Porche, was my dad's sister-in-law's (Aunt Grace's ) relative. When Ali visited Lake Charles, LA with Veronica, who was visiting relatives, the entire city was abuzz. Our neighborhood was particularly abuzz when he visited with Veronica. His graciousness to all the children and adults will forever be cherished and the hope he gave to our people during the time when we were fighting for civil rights will forever be cemented in our hearts. We thank God for Cassius Clay Mohammed Ali. ❤

[@kwameaboagye121]

Muhammad Ali is the greatest athlete in the world. I love him so much and I miss him. A role model and my hero. Thanks for the memories Champ.

[@Wcaltd]

Aminn

[@andreascool3041]

You really do? Then look into what he was and his believes and follow what he followed, because it will change your whole life, an advice from a person that also loves Mohammad Ali

[@alijuicy3097]

@@andreascool3041 and follow his religion

[@andreascool3041]

@@alijuicy3097 What are you saying exactly here?!

[@Orque01]

🙌🏼♥️ same

[@gerard4039]

What strik me about Mohammed Ali is that he is always relax , friendly , joking , and accessible got everyone , he is the people's star . :-)

[@jeremiahwoodsi4202]

Muhammad.....

[@Suleei]

@@jeremiahwoodsi4202 whats the diffrent between muhammed and mohammed

[@omidhimmati]

@@Suleei The difference is clear, only the "A" and the "E". A li'l spelling difference. Can't you see it yourself? It's like the English word "centre" that the Americans spell it as "center".

[@mikehike596]

@@omidhimmati Well put, but it goes deeper. Muhammad was Mr. Ali's name, and people ought to pay attention to the way chosen names are spelled, or preferred. If someone wishes to be called James, to take the argument further, with a non-spelling example, it would be rude to call him Jimmy.

[@Lagacy2]

Ali was about to cry. You can tell he was touched.

[@mark11967AD]

Often fighters come from a dysfunctional background dont get along with dad or dad left the scene etc. It was not surprising I guess in retrospect that Muhammad's parents were very nice people. Same with his brother. No wonder he has such strength. And his wife was gorgeous. Nice how he played along to perfection. Great show!

[@zablonkirera9590]

Can you imagine in the 70's that people were respectful,and although there was racism I see respect.This guy was a true legend and respectful. R. I.P.

[@RealDeal318ThaBoot]

When Joe came out I cried!! Man that was the happiest I been in a long time!! Long Live the Legends

[@callebamenya9955]

Joe Frazier , ohh SMOKING JOE

[@steveclayton2353]

Rivalrys,Ali n Frazier,Connors n McEnroe,Russell n chamberlain!great moments! In sports!

[@chipesh]

Me too. Apart from the fallout or two they really were respectful friends. After their battles how could either not admire the other?

[@deedee3814]

I cried too. That moment was excellent.

[@johnbroadbent8403]

Truly the greatest man of the 20th Century. Not just as a boxer. That is unquestionable. But as a human being.

[@AmericanDreams-te2oi]

What a legend. May Allah give him the highest renk in heaven

[@tjrmakhetha]

When those kids shouted out "you are the greatest" I teared up with Ali. The man got his flowers while he could still smell them and he knew it. That makes me happy

[@ryancormack6117]

He totally did didn't he? The man really was a people's champion, RIP Ali