Muhammad Ali vs Alfredo Evangelista | May, 16 1977 | Highlights HD [60fps]

[@n.w.goonewardena6147]

Muhammad Ali was the complete boxer - intelligent, skillful, and very fast. He changed the entire picture of boxing from slugging matches to a scientific art. He was fascinating to watch in the ring. He danced, jabbed with the speed of lightning, and couldn't help being a clown at times. We are extremely lucky to have lived during his times. Not only did he live by example as a boxer, but also as a superb human being. Thanks Ali.

[@subhashchand8185]

Every word you wrote in praise of GOAT, Ali is true and touches my heart .

[@ynwa7062]

Tyson better💪

[@n.w.goonewardena6147]

@@ynwa7062 .why is Tyson better when Tyson himself admits he could not in anyway have handled Muhammad Ali in his prime? Tyson was good, but Ali was the best.

[@Sufi_1]

Well said agreed 👍🏻

[@herbbowler2461]

There were others before Ali that did scientific boxing. However he had tools they didn't. Mainly a long reach that he mastered. He also had the speed of much lighter weight boxers along with very good stamina. However it would have been interesting to see him fight Rockey Marciano. His stamina was unmatched. Every punch he threw was a potential ko. And even in 15 rounds he never slowed down or quit throwing ko. punches.

[@gavinbolton4660]

I met him in St George’s Mall in Cape Town he asked me what my greatest wish would be , I said I wish my dad was here right now because he was your greatest fan ever. My dad lived for boxing and Ali was his hero.

[@gregbattles4742]

Black peoples were his greatest fans

[@Alserany]

May his soul R.I.P

[@mohdyameem794]

D8

[@hermenegildopertuz5829]

Qaaq

[@kipfkapf907]

@@gregbattles4742 you are wrong, Bro, i' m white and i' m still be his greatest Fan.

[@dapatoca3447]

¡Grande el uruguayo! 7 veces campeón de Europa. Terminó la pelea intacto y dando batalla a uno de los mejores de la historia. ¡Grande Charrúa! Vaya este homenaje para vos. 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@josephmena2421]

Dando batalla? Le dió una paliza a Alí, lamentablemente le quitaron la pelea

[@yi_sos.1928]

No quedo intacto. Su cara quedo inflamafisima ._.

[@yi_sos.1928]

@@josephmena2421 ¿Si quiera sabés como funcionan las tarjetas en el boxeo?

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Además de campeón de Europa varia de España cuando en España habia auténticos tanques en la época

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@josephmena2421 muchos opinamos eso sí señor

[@leoleo9417]

Es un honor para todos los Uruguayos 🇺🇾 haber tenido un boxeador que enfrentara a Ali con tanta dignidad! A partir de esa pelea Alfredo Evangelista se convirtió en el púgil más importante del boxeo Uruguayo!

[@Ratdaddy752]

He really put the pressure on Ali, too!! I watched this right after the rumble in the jungle and it is crazy how Evangelista pushed the pace of the whole fight

[@guillermo8597]

No conocía está pelea, creo que el ganador fué Alfredo Evangelista. Ali se nota con más fuerte pegada, mejor calidad y talento natural pero yo ví que se la pasó de fanfarrón en la pelea y dió más golpes y mejor colocados Evangelista, por primera vez creo que los jueces favorecieron a Ali, debió ganar Evangelista según lo que ví en este resumen de pelea pero no sé si todo lo que cortaron en este resumen es la parte en que Ali muele a golpes a Evangelista porque al menos en este resumen Ali para mí fué el perdedor

[@marianososa2260]

Evangelista era un boxeador tan técnico como falto de pegada, por eso las pocas peleas que ganó por K.O. Aquí con un Alí decadente, si hubiera tenido ese golpe a más, la historia hubiera sido diferente.Y aclaro estoy orgulloso de mi compatriota.

[@edildonribeiro3895]

@@marianososa2260 Eu até sabia que Alfredo Evangelista era uruguaio, mais não sabia que o Apelido "Evangelista" era encontrado no Uruguai. É que este sobrenome é muito conhecido no Brasil. Nem por isso, nada mal. Apenas constatação reais. Enfim Ibérico.

[@fransiscovides1787]

No amigo te equivocas...yo creia q goyo Peralta y Ringo q son de mi pais Argentina ellos era los mejores de latino america...pero sin duda q Alfredo a partir de hoy lo es el...para a partir de hoy el mejor de Latinoamerica es Alfredo Evangelista...( no lo conocia) .para mi lo supero a Ali....Ringo terrible corajudo pero perdio por Nocaut...

[@Sufi_1]

He wasn’t the Greatest for nothing he was the complete sportsman taking a good beating still coming out stronger He made boxing into an art of fighting Rest in peace GOAT champ lots of love and respect

[@davidwelch5186]

lots of people say his greatest asset was the quick jab.. he closed a lot of eyes, thats for sure, what I admired most as his ability to fight while backing up . give it a try.. it is not easy.. he fought like he was on ice skates.

[@n.w.goonewardena6147]

And, he escaped from some punches in mili-seconds. Almost landed, but didn't because he pulled away his face at the very last moment. This was part of the Ali genius.

[@paulsimmons5726]

Ali was simply in control of this guy, hitting him whenever he wanted. The Rope-A-Dope was an Ali trademark that robbed so many of their power from all their punching; launching bombs without landing anything of consequence. A great video, thanks for posting.

[@jamesbrice6619]

Not True. Good fight all around. Ali missed quite often here and got tagged good

[@lazysob2328]

Ali was simply the best ! Hand speed, footwork was flawless. Yes he wore down in his later years, but they were his later years. In his prime, no one was his equal! Beautiful to watch!

[@Sufi_1]

Agreed well said 👍🏻

[@senabox8084]

Even in his later years one could argue he was the best, Rest well Champ

[@stir-tha-chili]

All due respect to Muhammad Ali may Allah be pleased with him, i am of the belief that Foreman was indeed the greatest and excelled where Muhammad Ali didnt. Lots of respect to Ali and his family.

[@herbbowler2461]

He underrated to many hard hitters and paid the price with brain damage.

[@musicdunc]

this fight qualifies as his latter years. or the beginning of the end so to speak.

[@JanJan-iw3do]

Muhammed Ali'nin maçları, 50 yıl sonra hala izleniyor. Muhammed Ali olduğu için izleniyor. Bundan eminim. Yoksa... Bu kadar eski bir maçı, kim izler? O' müthiş bir adamdı ! 🌌 Nur içinde yat Ali. Seni seviyorum ❤️

[@DigginSoul]

Święta prawda

[@muhamudahmedbooyax4280]

​@@DigginSoul mh

[@ismailesen4830]

Aynen müthiş bir kişilikti

[@Россиявмоемсердце-ь7ъ]

Как боксер он хорош, Как человек - говно. В России за его болтовню убили бы 100%,за свои слова здесь с тебя спросят.И похую,что ты чемпион...

[@FurkanAmaTürkçü]

Bırak 50 yılı 400 yıl sonra da izlenecek Adamın boksu kişiliği çok güzeldi. Maçları zevk veriyor insana.

[@clqaniaxmed1191]

Mohamed Ali is a GOAT of boxing for ever and I ask Allah to give you his mercy and paradise

[@franciscojosemorcillocolom4902]

Como persona e conocido a Alfredo y es una buenísima persona éste combate le marcó su salud le costó aguantar a Ali todos los asaltos del combate fue una pelea espectacular en aquellos años. 😝👍

[@BahreNeGash]

No boxer ever came close to replicate the greatest champion of the world, Mohammed Ali. Leaving behind invincible legacy that lasted for decades, Ali will always remain the universal champion of the world for many more generations of boxers to look up to.

[@jaimecampos4589]

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[@BahreNeGash]

@@jaimecampos4589 U?

[@TheOneAndOnlyZelenkaGuru]

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[@Angel-Adramelech]

Along with Iron Mike Tyson

[@malcolmsmith1372]

Ali looked tired and unfit but got the decision because he picked him off at distance and covered up well in the clinches. A typical older Ali performance

[@joetube141]

By 1977 Ali had already fought a long professional career in boxing. Muhammad Ali began his pro boxing career in 1960 in his first pro fight, by the end of 1963 he was 19 and 0. After beating 24-year-old George Foreman in 1974 I have no idea in the World what the hell Muhammad Ali is doing fighting at 35 years old in the heavyweight division after more than 17 years since his debut as a pro boxer. Ali should have retired in 1974. Ali regained the World Championship title beating Foremen by KO in the 8th round in Zaire Africa. Ali was then 45 and 2. Ali would win his next 10 fights going to 55 and 2 after beating Ernie Shavers. This should have been the end for Ali at 55 and 2. Shavers went the full 15 rounds with Ali in 1977. Ali won the fight and definitely should have retired after beating Shaver's leaving him with a 55 and 2 record in 1977. 1977 definitely should have been the end of boxing for Ali. Unfortunately for the now aging Ali it was not the end thus leaving his final fights after 1977 a mere shadow of his former youthful stamina, quickness and ability. Larry Holmes and Trevor Berbick would humble Ali as after 1977 Ali by that time those fights occurred Ali was pushing up near 40 years old. The heavyweight division is a different thing than Floyd Mayweather fight weight. When Ernie Shavers punched you in your face, your family relatives felt the thud impact too!!!

[@TruthLivesNow]

Joe is totally correct in his analysis. Muhammad Ali, certainly should have retired after this bout in 1977, never going against Ernie Shavers. After the Ernie Shavers fight Fred Pacheco, Ali's longtime Doctor, after examining reports showing "Ali's Kidneys were falling apart," quit when nobody was listening to him. Alfredo Evangelista was only 23 years old in this fight, he went on to have a record of 78 fights 61 wins 41 Knockouts 13 Losses 4 Draws. He had enough hits in this fight where anyone looking could see Muhammad Ali should have been finished. Just to compare fighters: Muhammad Ali 61 Fights 56 Wins 37 Knockouts 5 Losses George Foreman 81 Fights 76 Wins 68 Knockouts 5 Losses Earnie Shavers 89 Fights 74 Wins 68 Knockouts 14 Losses 1 Draw Muhammad Ali was only 32 years old when he fought George Foreman. He took a lot of hits from strong heavyweights, and was great when Ali was younger. To me, when I compare records of Muhammad Ali with other Heavyweight Champions before him and after him, Muhammad Ali is the most over rated Boxer in my lifetime. I mean, Larry Holmes, Under rated compared to Ali, 75 Fights 69 Wins 44 Knockouts 6 Losses, at 31 years old, Muhammad Ali at almost 39 years old, clobbered Muhammad Ali in 1980. Very sad!

[@aaronaragon7838]

Ali was the greatest athlete of the 20th Century.

[@d.e.c1609]

Good breakdown, I must say...

[@captainahab2485]

He should’ve finished after the Thrilla in Manilla. He needed to win the rubber match with Frazier. I know that fight hurt them both, but it needed to happen. It’s a shame the way the two them finished up, two absolute legends, warriors, reduced to shells of themselves. It’s great to see Big George still has all his faculties, despite the punishment he took in his comeback campaign.

[@FiasaPower]

He was destroyed by his own ego.

[@elielcorrea6944]

Na minha concepção Evangelista ganhou essa luta. No começo da luta Ali parecia estar brincando com o adversário, se mostrava superior, porém no decorrer da luta ele foi perdendo espaço e confesso que achei que seria nocauteado.

[@tinankalamba5104]

Muhammad Ali knew his talent and he was so passionate about it that he risked his life for boxing just like Mike Tyson would say it and to be the greatest boxing of all time. I mean I don’t think anyone can ever take all those punches like he did. Man was focused. Takes me back to the Legend Michael Jackson he would tour and perform for 2 hours for many many concerts. These Legends really loved their work and would die for it. Are you willing to die for something you are passionate about and deliver to your fans ???

[@antonyvillena6881]

NO oooooooo

[@gospellight8979]

just live for the truth and for Jesus.domt die in sin anyway!thanks all

[@DavidJsmith-dk5tf]

"For God so loved the world, that he sent his only begotten son, Jesus, that whoever believes on him shall not perish but have everlasting life. "For God did not send his son to condemn the world but to save it' John 3 : 16,17. These words are words that can lead us to God and everlasting life in Heaven. "For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God" Romans 3 : 23 Jesus died on the cross , he died, bearing all of our sins, so that we may come to God the father , free of sin and when we die on earth, go to be with God and Jesus in heaven, forever. The alternative is to continue living a life away from the relationship of Jesus and after death, suffering eternal separation in Hell. Come to Jesus. "All that the father giveth me,shall come to me, and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out" John 6 : 37 Come to Jesus I beg of you.

[@herbbowler2461]

Comparing Ali with Jackson? That Is a tremendous insult to Ali!

[@brotherarn]

Live with passion

[@shahsojib9595]

Muhammad Ali is not only a good boxer but also the best trainer.He has a good art and capacity for boxing. He has a good discipline for boxing. All his good activities separated him from any Other players.

[@alielhelou8724]

Indudablemente Mohammed Ali fue un campeón de otra galaxia......nadie ni ahora ni en el futuro llegará a su nivel de elegancia y bravura.... Que descanse en Paz campeón...

[@kishisoto282]

47p090

[@Comotanmuchacho389]

​@BrendaGamer creo no se refería al número de Victorias

[@CFGrandWizard]

​​@BrendaGamer para nada, Klitsko tiene 17 defensas, que son una barbaridad, Ali 21 más tres veces campeón, son en total 24 peleas de campeonato mundial, se quedó a dos peleas de igualar a Joe Louis y eso que le robaron tres años y medio de su mejor momento, así que... No, no está errado, y no compares los paquetes de ahora con los boxeadores de la Era Dorada del boxeo, Sonny Liston, George Foreman, Ron Lyle, Ernie Shavers, Joe Frazier, Oscar Bonavena, Ken Norton, y la lista sigue... Ali habría jugado con Klitsko, con Fury y con cualquiera, nunca fue noqueado, fué y siempre será el mejor

[@cienciaseeducacao-professo6453]

Muhammad lutou como covarde e apanhou muito... "De outra Galáxia"?

[@andrewfinlay5160]

Omgosh Ali was the best at taking shots..those body shots he took were brutal..the training to be able to withstand those shots ...wow..

[@senseichess8688]

Yes And he had a granite chin

[@martincarey577]

Yes and they used to say he couldn't punch or take a punch he did both 👍a great boxer and a great person and bore his illness like a CHAMP 🥊

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Un grandisimo y fantastico Alfredo Evangelista frente a un Ali que empezó tomándose a broma y cachondeo el combate y a partir del segundo asalto pudo ver como el Uruguayo/ Español no era ningún paquete.... Tres veces campeón de Europa aguanto todos los asaltos a Ali y le puso en serios problemas al norteamericano. Alfredo siempre hacía delante, atacando y muy técnico. Anulo a Ali en muchos asaltos.

[@carloshernandochavezbacca291]

Ufff qué técnica la de ese tipo

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@carloshernandochavezbacca291 campeón de España y Europa en varias veces

[@ericcontreras3526]

Ali fue un monstruo: Evangelista fue un buen boxeador europeo, muy valiente, pero nada más.

[@toribioo3]

ES UNA CHARLOTADA... TOTAL. AHORA LO VEO TODO CLARO.. SIEMPRE MANDÓ EL DINERO. Yo vi boxear al evangelista en directo. Haciendo el charlót.

[@sergiorodriguez4376]

Pensar que es mi primo Alfredo.

[@lazysob2328]

Ali in his prime was simply the best of all time. Later years, he was the smartest of all time!

[@akatheheretic3014]

His Physical prime , was 1967 (Ernie Terrell). "What's my name". 😖💫👊💨😤 His Mental prime , was 1974. ( George Foreman ) 😉🤼

[@tomhiggins4124]

All time ?????????????????????????????????????????????

[@lazysob2328]

@@tomhiggins4124 yep Tom…..all time! Ali came along in the early sixties and fought some real monsters! Watch his foot work, hand speed, body movements. He was so far ahead of his time, fighters are still trying to be like him, and he could throw a punch with the most efficient twist of his body I’ve ever seen. It didn’t come from the shoulder, it came from his feet!

[@AnxietyMentor]

@@lazysob2328 Even Tyson said Ali was the best, now that is saying something.

[@2tycade]

@@lazysob2328 Tom, he could throw a punch but the punch didn't have much power. He slapped at the opponent. Of course I wouldn't want to get slapped with it, but power in the hook like, Marciano, Tyson, Tom Morrison, Shavers, Dempsey could lay a guy out. Then people with a jab like Sonny Liston, or Forman, could knock out anyone. Ali won many fights on points by staying away. The Listen fights were very questionable. Sonny appeared to not be in the game. Just didn't look right. Ali thought he hadn't even hit him in the second bout when Liston went down. And the ref stopped the fight. Ali the best ever, depends, he's probably the best defensive not get hit guy and win on points. But as far as brutal punching toe to toe I would rate Dempsey, Marciano, Tyson, Morrison, above.

[@ronanmateo4966]

Uruguay no ma! Jeje La primera vez que veo un paisano en una pelea tan importante, Ali siempre es para sacarse el sombrero, impresionante pelea...

[@arkagiyli806]

Да послетнии бои легенды оставляли желать лучшего, быстро выдыхался больше входил в клинч и много пропускал удары. Говорят же в любом спорте надо во время завершать карьеру и уходить на пике славы.

[@dr.physiker9930]

He was already poisoned by CIA AT THAT TIME LEADING TO PARKINSON!

[@عليعبدالله-ص8ت]

ان الله ما رفع شيء من امر الدنيا الا خفظه

[@gastonluna9152]

Its been 45 years and i still remember my father taking me to the fight to the Capital Center in MD, i was 12 years old , i was so exited , know dad is gone and Ali is gone i wish i could turn time back.

[@КахрамонУрунов-п8ф]

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[@Phjghh]

It has been 46 years since then. I was 99 yrs old that time.

[@josejimenez8527]

Two giants have gone since.

[@yamanducarmona8809]

Dos grandes del boxeo y para alfredo un abrazo muy grande desde el barrio que lo vio nacer mi querido villa española que decir de ali el mas grande de todos los tiempos saludos campeones

[@santyrush]

Yo le veia de niño en mi barrio Aluche, donde de crío? El venía mucho a un bar de mi barrio, habia otros Uruguayos, uno muy famoso en el rock.. Saludos.

[@manuelcaldicot852]

Vi el combate en directo por la televisión española , hubo una gran expectación y los bares estaban llenos de espectadores , fue un gran combate

[@alexguerra6702]

Estuve en un homenaje que se le hizo a Evangelista con mi hermano en el Velódromo de Horta, Barcelona. Hace muchos años ya. Emotivo. Hasta la bandera!

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Un combate legendario porque aguanto los 15 asaltos

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@alexguerra6702 gracias por compartir esta experiencia Guerra un saludo amigo

[@alfiobasile5553]

Bonavena lo tiro a ali

[@piter6076]

Ali le ha prese...contro Tyson o Rocky Marciano sarebbe andato giù

[@CFGrandWizard]

"Él podría haberme noqueado al principio, pero tenía un contrato con la TV de que el combate por lo menos durase 5 asaltos, para cuando quiso hacerlo en el quinto, él estaba más cansado de lo que hubiera querido para noquearme, así que fuimos a los 15 asaltos" - Alfredo Evangelista.-

[@RobertDornel]

"Vichuchi" dejaste en lo mas alto a España y a tu querido Uruguay. Saludos desde aca, desde "El Paisito" 🇺🇾

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Either that killer instinct was lost or Ali thought to entertain the audience who had paid for all the 14 rounds 😂 He was too gentle and playful and unnecessarily took the blows 😢

[@n.w.goonewardena6147]

Ali told in one interview that his intention was to win a boxing fight and not to injur or kill his opponent. You would notice the number of times in his career that he was pleading with the referee to stop the fight because he feared for the safety of his opponents - Buster Mathis, Jerry Quarry........

[@brandonrael7891]

So sad to see Ali in this state. There were several years of wars between the Rumble in the Jungle and this match. The deterioration of his agility, boxing skills, and athleticism is shocking compared to the masterclass of a match he had against George Foreman, only a few years earlier in 1974!

[@aladinsarsipeus]

I pretty much agree He should’ve stopped fighting In that foreman Norton era For his own health

[@gregoryingram7561]

I'm a Ali fight fan and I totally agree with everything you said, but Ali sacrificed his health and his life to satisfy the people, the limelight was addicting to Ali it's all he knew, I saw a 60 minutes special when he was well into parkinson's and the host was showing vintage fights of him, he got up and walked away he didn't want to see it, I had to fight back my tears, but when the host asked him did he have any regrets, he said no he wouldn't change anything he did in the sport of boxing.

[@gregoryingram7561]

@@aladinsarsipeus Ali's fight Dr. Dr Ferdie Pacheco told Ali before the thrilla in manila fight with Joe Frazier that he was starting to slur when he spoke, and his hands had slight trembling but Ali being who he was ignored his Dr. And continued to fight, after the thrilla in manila his Dr .Dr Ferdie Pacheco resigned because he said he didn't want to be part of the unnecessary abuse Ali was taking in the ring and didn't have to, he should have retired with the failing health he had then.

[@JJ-uy1jc]

Sad. Ali was badly hurt in this fight. Unnecesariament.

[@Phoenixrising8313]

Ali got beat up in most of his fights

[@wazirtan6801]

Ali wons most people hearts most of the time,peoples just love to watch him boxing

[@incognitobrown7782]

The greatest of all times! Ali was not only an amazing Boxer but also liked to put on a show. Amazing human being too.

[@bobreeder6738]

seems there was a boxer that was undefeated that might have been better

[@Staypuft444]

Por lo que pude ver, en esta etapa de su vida Ali era un flojonazo, o simplemente su estrategia era demasiado simple: cubrirse la mitad del tiempo, recargarse en las cuerdas...no hacer nada, dejando que Alfredo se cansara y después tirar algunos golpes (que sorprendentemente conectaban en su mayoría) que pegaban más frecuentemente que los 6000 golpes de Alfredo, quien por cierto, empecé a ver la pelea creyendo que no traía nada y terminé admirandolo. Gran aguante, buen poder, enorme espíritu.

[@nilamcelis]

Entrenaba lo de la cuerda todo un show el buen Ali

[@dhyus7477]

Creo que voy un vídeo de que esa era su estrategia y que entreno demasiado para aguantar los golpes que le lanzaban cuando estaba en las cuerdas

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Que gran reflexión amigo has hecho sobre Alfredo Evangelista

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@dhyus7477 podría ser hay gente que opina lo mismo amigo

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@nilamcelis está claro que utilizaba estrategias a su favor tenía un gran equipo detrás sin duda

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

The way Ali fought had some limitations as he got older and it shows in his 70s fights. Ali was extremely hard to hit in his prime, because of his incredibly, speed, reflexes and dazzling foot speed. As a result he never had to learn to slip punches in the classic way boxers do like Roberto, Duran, Wilfred Benitz, etc. Instead he would move his head backwards to avoid punches, which is a no no in boxing. In this way Ali was very unorthodox but still very effective, as he could get away with it because of his sheer talent. Thus his defensive skills at close range were never particularly good. He relied on covering up, and tying up his opponents. So when he was forced to fight at close range, in his later years, because his legs tired, and as his reflexes, slowed , he was vulnerable to getting hit. You even see it as early as the first Frazier fight. Ali was very hard to beat as long as he could keep moving constantly and staying out of range, but this style of fighting, gets much harder once, a fighter has aged a bit, and if he is not in perfect shape. Both these things affected Ali, as time went on. Increasingly he had trouble getting in shape, and would cut corners, in training, and this would affect his ability to dance, for 15 rounds in the classic Ali, style.

[@MegaMkmiller]

Yep. Ali's style of fighting is a young man's game. Like San Francisco Giants great Tim Lincecum. Just too difficult as you get older. So Ali wisely spent more time on the big bag to bring up his punching power. Before the Foreman fight he was doing that and sit ups at a 45 degree angle. In 1974 he would have taken out this bum in 4 maybe 5 rounds. Earlier than that, I doubt if the other guy would even want to fight him!

[@denissssss8579]

@@MegaMkmiller ali would’ve taken out this bum even in this fight. Ali was obviously playing too much, and making fun of the opponent. He gave away rounds on purpose. In the later rounds it was too late for a ko.

[@MegaMkmiller]

@@denissssss8579 Probably, yeah. Ali should've been retired by then. One way or another this ''fight'' was a joke. A sad thing to see for Ali fanatics like me.

[@alexpereira5357]

Buena pelea. Orgullo de Uruguay, Evangelista!!! 🇺🇾

[@martincarey577]

That was not Muhammad he would have beaten the crap out of that guy

[@ricardomendes8483]

@@martincarey577 Let the guy be happy. Every boxer would be very satisfied for fighting against Ali. But the americans are always the same belittling the latinos.

[@martincarey577]

@@ricardomendes8483 that's strange I find people with name like yours I don't be sure are they Mexican Hispanics Latinos what I do find strange is this a lot are praying praising God and then unbelievably praising Corrupt immoral TRUMP And agree that election stolen or as u mentioned a boxing match if their Boxer doesn't win more denying the other boxer cheated or ref was for the opponent always denial 😵‍💫?

[@ricardomendes8483]

@@martincarey577 First of all, I ain't mexican and, talking about politics, I hate Donald Trump, but let's go back to the boxing subject. This isn't the first latino boxer that Ali have fought, just before his first fight against Joe Frazier, Ali fought against Oscar Bonavena, an argentine boxer, and after their fight Bonavena didn't say about Ali tricking him, was the opposite, Bonavena said how Ali was a true champion and he could defeat Frazier. P.S.: Below of USA isn't just Mexico, but I respect the fact that geography classes in USA aren't of the best quality.

[@martincarey577]

@@ricardomendes8483 I Watched Oscar Bonavena Box ALI

[@mohammedyasin2675]

The Honourable Muhammad Ali, A boxer who's like, never will be seen again, he was capable of ending his matches, maybe in the first rounds, but he kept playing with the various boxer's, showing them respect and not wanting to belittle them, he often continued playing along for many rounds, until he felt that the viewing public had got their money's worth, and that the opponent had also felt respected and also comfortable to continue their boxing career's. It's my thought, that all of those lucky enough to have boxed him or had witnessed him with their own eye's and listened to him walk the walk, and talk the talk, must now feel very privileged to have seen a once in a lifetime legend, and must also feel special and maybe even legend's themselves for having seen him or lucky enough to have heard him talk, pearl's of wisdom! Our loss upon losing a legend and our privilege to have witnessed him ourselves, by seeing him close up on TV! Rest in peace, Muhammad Ali, may Allah's Mercy and Grace be upon you, as you await The Awakening from your slumber, for The Day of Judgment, for which we all from Adam and Eve to The Last person to die, shall gather for 'The Qayamat' also known as The Day of Judgment or Reckoning, to answer for a minute by minute account of all good and bad that we did in our so many years of living!

[@supercededman]

Well said my friend

[@killzr6599]

Yo Ali was not even serious in this fight but still played along he is a legend

[@AL-Iman7764]

Petinju terhebat dunia sepanjang Masa ...selalu di kenang MUHAMMAD ALI ❤

[@fernandocifre4545]

Evangelista hizo un buen trabajo con sus uppercuts y golpes al cuerpo. Y por supuesto con ese gancho de izquierda que conmovió a Ali en el 8° round.

[@danimetal1891]

EVANGELISTA nació en Uruguay, pasando hambre, se fue a España y fue 7 veces campeón europeo, le aguanto 15 rounds a Mohamed Alí, estuvo preso por trafico de drogas, sobrevivió al cáncer y termino dedicándose a ser entrenador en un gimnasio, si hubiera nacido en USA, tendría una película en Hollywood

[@dedespedida4515]

Yo soy de el barrio donde Evangelista comenzó con loS guantes en el club social y deportivo VILLA ESPAÑOLA en Montevideo. Un orgullo Alfredo!

[@andrewgrant8045]

Ali should have retired after the Manila fight.We are not all convinced that boxing caused his health degeneration.Other forces were at play.His greatest gift was his humanity and his gift of speech.Still its painful watching him in fights like this .Shavers shook him up a lot more than this guy who was KO'd in 7 by Holmes who too was great and from Ali's stable .RIP the GREATEST.

[@nolaanderson8770]

He was too broke to quit, having been swindled by The Nation of Islam in the 60s, and by Don King in the 70s. I agree that he should logically retired after the Thrilla - but he wasn't ready to give up being the Heavyweight Champion of the World.

[@fitzgeraldanthony9333]

Ali wasn't forced to continue fighting. His need to be in the spotlight overrode plain common sense. His health SHOULD have been a priority but when he was told by his personal physician Ferdie Pacheco that he needed to quit Ali fired the man. And YES boxing did in fact cause his condition. He took excessive punishment in many bouts after manilla which directly coincides with his rapid deterioration from the athlete he was in 1974 to the shell of himself he became by the time he fought Spinks. Also he took deliberate punishment in sparring to his body to as he ignorantly felt would " toughen" his organs. This was confirmed by members of his camp. Very foolish strategy. Once the organs deteriorate there's no turning back especially if you're putting them through routine Physical trauma. He took insane punishment in Manilla which aged him. He took punishment from Norton in Yankee Stadium. Took some hits from Lyle THEN Shavers. Then he took a battering from Spinks in their first bout. Add to this his tendency to let himself go in between fights and his personal vices and the poundings in sparring which should not be something an aging fighter engages in at thar point.

[@nolaanderson8770]

@@fitzgeraldanthony9333 I agree with all of this - Ali was showing early signs of Parkinsons while he was still competing. The 70s was a great era in the heavyweight division - and a great time to get the crap kicked out of you if you were trying to make a living in that division.

[@fitzgeraldanthony9333]

@@nolaanderson8770 Agreed. Its not coincidence that several of those men ended up with health problems after they retired and passed away at an age they should have been enjoying the fruits of their labor.

[@TheExodus30]

He didn't so there. If I cudda,.wudda shudda.

[@micheleamoroso5563]

Semplicemente Alì...il più grande di tutti gli sport...quanto ci manca...😭😭

[@fabiobavo274]

Bravo campione ma spacchioso x uno amante della vera boxe antipatico esibizionista

[@elspaghete9069]

@@fabiobavo274 l'analfabetismo colpisce ancora

[@M.M.Alam.Liberty]

Brave and Brilliant Muhammad Ali, a legend

[@danielgiaco1963]

Jujuuu Don Ali se comió lindos guantazos pero eso le pasó por fanfarrón...Vaaamo Evangelista aplausos para vos

[@josebagaraizar6225]

Para Evangelista ya fué una victoria acabar así ante el mejor de la historia!!! Yo vi en directo el combate de su ultima victoria, en Bilbao por el titulo de campeon de Europa! Despues las cosas no le fueron tan bien....pero para mí fué un gran boxeador!

[@鄧廣昌]

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[@鄧廣昌]

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[@wladichoiaib5062]

Salm

[@aleeloso2778]

Yo no conozco mucho de Alfredo Evangelista, solo lo conocía por esta pelea y porque en donde entrenaba me hablaron de el

[@milton1739]

Ali took a lot of punches in his days. Crazy

[@2pacalypseish]

He sucks overrated no power punches and likes to hold on necks

[@doge5731]

@@2pacalypseish wow the disrespect! Well never mind it's from a casual.

[@waynej2608]

@@2pacalypseish Ha! Talk to Foreman or Joe Frazier in the 14th round, at the Thrilla in Manila.

[@gregoryingram7561]

I noticed that too, way to many unnecessary punches , and in this highlight reel his opponent definitely gave more power punches than Ali and you could see Ali knew he clowned around to many rounds he started to become more aggressive but to me it is was a lil to late He definitely won that fight on his name alone.,

[@leonardogenta3483]

Que grande Evangelista oriundo de Villa Española un populoso barrio de Montevideo.

[@andresmb3757]

Guau evangelista ,que bueno y raza ,15 asaltos haciéndoles pasar canutas al mejor boxeador de todos los tiempos ,Gracias por el video no había visto esta pelea

[@santiago_2002]

Dios era gigante Muhammad ali, pero que capo Alfredo como se le plantó

[@kenkenken628]

Ali on-ed his energy saving mode

[@manfredmoller2199]

Ali , bester Sportler aller Zeiten , the best of all times !

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Ifcourse de best my friend

[@alexokonnor]

Это факт.Али Величайший и Неоспоримый❤❤🎉!

[@wiskey5118]

Este sí era boxeo grandes leyendas

[@alexokonnor]

Али для бокса,это как Пушкин для русской литературы.Али создал современный стиль бокса с великолепной скоростью, таймингом и соответственно своим стилем.Все другие легенды бокса желая или нет повторяли то,что он принес в этот мир(бокса).И если другие боксеры такие как Рэй, Майк и др.могут называться легендами и быть вписанными в славу бокса,то АЛИ-Это Гений Бокса и мессия новой эры этого вида спорта.Он Неоспорим никем,если кто понимает в деле &по делу.Вечная Память и Слава Чемпиону Чемпионов!😂🎉❤❤❤❤!

[@saucedel7934]

Confieso que no había visto la pelea y me sorprendió lo bueno que hizo Evangelista me sorprendió,guapo y las tácticas de Aly de recostarse. en las cuerdas y que se cansé el rival tirando golpes es conocida, pero su efectividad en sus golpes y velocidad.hicieron la diferencia, Alfredo hizo un peleon orgullo para un Uruguayo pelear de esa forma con el más grande Carlos desde Uruguay Toledo Canelones

[@clyde642006]

Ali looked tired and haggard. You could see the lack of hand speed and punching power. I honestly believe that at this point in Ali’s life he was beginning to exhibit signs of Parkinson’s. By the time he fought Larry Holmes in 1980, Ali was in full onset Parkinson’s, which was why Ali looked so terrible in the ring. Any fight expert will tell you that Ali never should have been in the ring, and for his corner to let him get beat so badly was truly pathetic and disgraceful. Ali should have never went out that way.

[@quentinjones4588]

Surprisingly in Ali very last fight against Trevor Berbick he went the distance 12 rounds. Of course it wasn’t the same Ali we all knew, but I was shocked he went the distance.

[@صقرالشمري-ص6م]

لقد راقبت نزالات محمد علي كاملتأ ووجدت أن محمد علي لايضرب جسم خصمه أبدأ بل هدفه الرأس فقط عكس مايك تايسون

[@ЫругашлаоВшшатащс8а]

Шшллллл

[@sumiyati7444]

Mo

[@nonamenofame9374]

Im not disputing Alis talent but after watching I don't think he should have one that one

[@jeffriessman9693]

Everyone loved Ali, so he won a lot of his later fights because of that. Guy had charisma!! He was still clowning around. He was playing to the crowd. I still liked watching him even though he didn`t have it anymore. He would have killed that opponent in the 60`s, not even a close fight.

[@juansanchezpavon5341]

Alfredo Evangelista le dio una lección a el mejor de todos los tiempos. Grande Evangelista

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Un tipo inconmensurable mister Alfredo y mejor persona

[@sergiorodriguez4376]

Pensar que Alfredo es mi primo

[@lix2466]

Si but Ali le conecto varias al final

[@brunobarrios1816]

@@sergiorodriguez4376 linda pelea

[@angelalcarazmerono2869]

El mejor boxeador de todos los tiempos fue Mike Tyson, estilo propio e impecable como nadie, un combate entre Tyson y Clau con 18 años los dos, Tyson habria pasado por encima como un huracan

[@zulfamahmudah5435]

Strategi yng cerdas hingga membuat lawanya frustasi dan kehabisan stamina wkwk the best muhammad ali😂🔥

[@Bir-aslan]

همیشه شروع مسابقه محمدعلی اولین مشت رو میزنه. من تا الان عمرم محمدعلی برترین انسان و بزرگترین ورزشکاری که شناختمش❤

[@brianfl4155]

Being able to take a punch was Ali's enemy in the end ....he took too much punishment...15 rounds ...hard to believe it was allowed looking back now

[@fabienh3943]

Well, considering what is happening in mma, not that we became more concerned. But he obviously took way too many punches for too many years. It destroyed the great human being and entertainer he was. Or how glory has got its limits.

[@peterherrington3300]

Go back a bit further . Fights could last for many hours . Astonishing stamina

[@alsourialhor]

Ali is an iron man ! Rest in peace... best Muslim fighter...we will miss you

[@mohammedyasin2675]

Iron Mike Is also a Muslim Boxer too. It's highly unlikely that we shall ever see anyone else like Iron Mike Tyson too, a truly sensational and a legend in his own right too!

[@PJM454]

From this video, Ali never won a round. Looked tired and unagressive. Got the decision because of his name. Evangelista won.

[@iancrossley6637]

I agree, he was fighting a clown.

[@ronaldjones1274]

When you're right you're right!

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

What a silly comment everyone knows Ali was way past his best and should never have been in the ring you could see even by this point the early onset of his illness just by looking at his expressions and movements..He would have sparked this clown in his prime

[@beatlejim64]

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain In the 1970's....Ali laid on the ropes half the time...(he couldn't do anything else)...and yet...he "won" the fights...not because of what he was doing in the ring...but because of who he was!!!

[@gregorycarlson6632]

I see your point, but of all of his fights I’ve seen live at the time and these vids, you could argue that it was always his strategy to get him on the ropes and punch themselves out; then go after them and knock them out! But I have to say that all of that rope a dope shit made for a pretty boring fight!!

[@n.w.goonewardena6147]

I agree with you fully. In fact, not after the Foreman fight, I believe Ali should have retired as the GREATEST after the third Frazier fight.

[@JulioHernandez-zs5pb]

La virtud de Ali es que a pesar de ser peso pesado peleaba como si fuera un peso pluma. Ahora tenemos que soportar a verdaderos troncos en el ring.

[@jackprecip5389]

Evangelista went 15 rounds with Ali, and then proceeded to win his next 9 fights. He was starting to have delusions that he could be a top heavyweight................... then he fought Larry Holmes.

[@mohammedyasin2675]

Actually this was the result of how boxer's were treated by Muhammad Ali, with respect at all times, if that's what they gave him initially! Boxer's had renewed vigour after going in the ring with a legend!

[@ZzzSauce73zzZ]

Larry Holmes in his prime might be the best ever.

[@Cosmiccreep287]

Yeah, and Hispanic boxers are never good enough. They always have one that they put as their best, and then Mayweather destroys them.

[@carloscampana]

Este combate lo vi yo en un bar, antes de subirme al barco de pesca de cerco, tenia yo 15 años. Ali tenía más tonteria que otra cosa, Evangelista fue un buen rival.

[@mariogalaxy7790]

Que recuerdos tan bonitos te llegan al ver estos videos

[@ricardoestrada1176]

I was 16 I was in 11th grade

[@hamdidjemil9229]

Mohamed Ali restera à jamais le meilleur boxeur de tout les temps.

[@lucianoadimeraldeoliveira754]

VERDADE MESMO! SUBESTIMOU O OPONENTE E DEU O QUE DEU!🥊🥊🥊

[@samsungmail-y3c]

Muhamad Ali, best

[@ThePaulieShow]

Ali saved his gas for the last, even at 35 he was still great

[@jonnyrox116]

Ali once said that was the toughest fight he'd ever fought " the man was like a bull"!!

[@ChileanNews]

Well thats why Ali list this fight he took most puches Evangelista went to work on him from biggining to the end.

[@onlythewise1]

Frazier was

[@green_building]

@@onlythewise1 yea .. Both are near to dead

[@trumplostlol3007]

The only reason that's the toughest fight was because Ali was in his WORST condition. LOL

[@trumplostlol3007]

@@onlythewise1 Evangelista wasn't even close to Frazier. His punches were far weaker.

[@JedediahSmith342]

Ali was not one in a million but once in a lifetime like he said the greatest of all times

[@merlynschutterle7242]

Greatest for what? Causing permanent damage brain damage to another human being? You are sick. Get therapy.

[@wilbertgreen6794]

Wow just imagine if he had not lost three and a half years cause he didn't fight in the Vietnam War In the Boxing Ring to long to make up for those Years The Greatest Of All Times

[@flintrock8433]

He was a coward

[@sevfan1]

@@flintrock8433 Just the opposite. He stood up to the military industrial complex.

[@wilbertgreen6794]

@@flintrock8433 Coward was the last President Wacky Don no show in the Vietnam War!!

[@gabrielarnold9721]

@@flintrock8433 stood up up against racism when blacks were getting hung back then. Why would he fight for a country that doesn't fight for him. Just stfuu bro bc clearly you a fan if you here

[@charlesseaton6199]

@@flintrock8433 Why, because he did not choose to fight what was soon to be proven to be an unjust war while African Americans suffered every day at the hands of a racist establishment?

[@room101muglife3]

Thanks for this

[@terryallen9546]

I didn't realize the fighter Evangelista was. Nice video.

[@OverlandOne]

0:14 I didn't know Ali fought Elvis?

[@adwhizard]

I vaguely remember this fight. From what I've seen here, it looks like Angelista had the better of Ali. Ali won on his name in this fight. But Ali was the goat.

[@adwhizard]

* Engelista

[@peterherrington3300]

@Dawei Lee Very little aggression. Loads of showboating & covering up . Unanimous against Ali if impartial judges

[@Pinck1964]

Agreed.

[@unknown20-x6k]

Gran boxeador Evangelista, para mi gano el combate

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Opinamos igual desde luego

[@andres834]

Es cierto le ganó pero como es Ali 🤷y el otro es "un don nadie"

[@fthinal1994]

Solliciteer maar als jury als jullie beter weten dan hun

[@stevans77]

Ali in his decline was still better

[@vandal5409]

Evangelista is the winner?? 😂😂😂 how?? I see he get outboxed😂🤣

[@arandomguynamedty2404]

This man Alfredo would knock out most heavy weights in our current generation. His speed was simply too fast for most people

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Yes ofcourse mister thaks you for the coment

[@cirenosnor5768]

Arandom Guynamedty 😂

[@peterherrington3300]

What nonsense you spout. Modern heavyweights are enormous next to him , he wouldn't get near them .

[@cjns5253]

He was a good European fighter

[@marcelokouyoumdjian]

​@@cjns5253sudamericano,URUGUAYO

[@yannickordovez2890]

Ali gifted boxer strong chain, body,stamina,speed... complete figther...smart boxer.

[@youtoo2233]

The younger Ali would've probably KO'd this guy, but at this stage he mostly played around and was barely winning

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

Barely winning ? Maybe I need to give my screen a wipe coz it looked to me like he got beat up n landed nothing.

[@jamesway]

@@SPIDERM0OSE new screens are cheap. Get one.

[@ericlange1190]

Ali should’ve lost this one, bad scorecards for sure

[@ericlange1190]

@@SPIDERM0OSE he landed a lot but the other guy landed more. Rope a dope didn’t work so well in this fight. Ali is still the greatest ever

[@illusionistMunawarMuzaffar]

@@SPIDERM0OSE always comment like should be on full length video, highlights can favor anyone on choice of editor.

[@mohmaadaftabmohmaadaftab792]

I love boxing and my favorite are Ali and Tyson and m God bless them both

[@davidking9854]

And Ali was amazing. But I don’t think the rope a dope would have worked with Tyson. His body shots were murderous!

[@Swat-ed5bt]

@@davidking9854 May be not, but the Clay of 67would have anihalated Tyson and would have mentally crippled him for life, see the aftermath for Liston😂. If you're going to put him against the rope a dope Ali of 1974, then just watch how that ended for Foreman . He admitted to quitting boxing, going around preaching (changing his religion!) And not being able to sleep for the next 10 years, after the Rumble in the Jungle! 😂😂😂😁

[@JunreyPuerinVlogs]

And osama binladin too

[@javiervega3591]

Dignísimo combate de Evangelista. Merecería haberlo ganado.

[@ChileanNews]

El ganó esta pelea. Le. Dio duro de principio a fin Ali sólo recibió golpes, dio algunos buenos, pero pocos no suficiente para ganar.

[@lucianosaezrodriguez4513]

Bien ahi evangelista ni un respeto x ali jajaja. Se parece a nuestro arturo godoy

[@CFGrandWizard]

Que vá, solo le colocó una buena mano, todo lo demás, fué contrarrestado con la, defensa de, Ali que era impenetrable mira el combate otra vez y veras que tira golpes pero no cuela nada más que una mano, en cambio Ali si le dió algunas y eso se llama puntuar

[@idkman3210]

Ali is so funny!, the facial expressions he makes and taunting his opponets is just hilarious!

[@BrotherX]

Battered, Withered, and Torn, Ali Still Has The Strength To Go On! Overcoming His Challenger With The God Like Skills Of His YesterYears!

[@maxv6837]

Ali's fighting on experience alone here. His body can no longer perform at the highest level athletically.

[@jaiganeshj378]

It's Called He is Legend in Boxing 🥊🥊

[@joseangulo31]

Vi ganar a Evangelista abiertamente. Eso pasa con los ídolos del momento: muy difícil ganar x decisión

[@estebanrodas1468]

Yo vi algo parecido, evangelista dio muy buena pelea

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

Y más en USA y con Dom KING un promotor mafioso donde los haya

[@unlimitedglobalchallengers7990]

@@estebanrodas1468 se salió y además no tiro nunca hacia atrás su señor grande

[@nicolascuevas7156]

Honestamente (porfavor no responder de forma negativa a mi punto de vista xd) para mi ali no es un buen boxeador, es más, se me hace tierno su boxeo, no tiene técnica y sus golpes son muy poco profesionales. Evangelista también se veía sin técnica pero si sabe dar golpes. Es obvio que ali no cayó por su tremendo cuerpo. En fin muchas gracias por su atención.

[@angelleopoldopainefili1219]

A mí entender Evangelista fue el ganador , buscó más la pelea , encuanto Ali disparava tratando de anular las energías del gran boxeador uruguayo . Ali pensó que Evangelista era una gallina muerta , pero se engañó profundamente . Felicitaciones para éste gran boxeador uruguayo .

[@calrmecenas]

Great show boxe, great fight 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@محمدبديع-ر8ظ]

اسطوره لن تتكرر الله يرحمك يابطل

[@Food55925]

اعتقد لازال حيا متى مات ؟

[@marioespindola1539]

Nose quien ganó está pelea , pero por este resumen la ganó el Uruguayo!!! 💪👏👏👏👏

[@leonardlarrosa5056]

Que está viendo? 😂

[@dariomoraz1117]

@@leonardlarrosa5056 Fue sarcasmo!!! No creo que lo diga enserio....

[@daviddaltio9759]

Concordo

[@marioespindola1539]

@@dariomoraz1117 quizá tengan otra visión, pero por lo que veo en la mayoría de los comentarios muchos opinan igual que yo 😏👍

[@AndresMUy-vd2fy]

@@leonardlarrosa5056 fué muy comentada esta pelea en su momento por el robo de darlo a Alí como ganador.

[@peterstorck5349]

That was 2 and 3 years after Ali beat Foreman and Frazier, I had the greatest admiration for Ali and Frazier but, I think Joe only had 2 more professional fights after he fought Ali in Manilla, yet Ali fought many more yrs and xs! AND he was dancing around in this fight and vs Dunne like the Ali of old!!🙂and when u consider Ali said .'Joe n me went to Manilla as champions, but, we both came back as old men!'☹ and Frazier spent over 5 weeks in intensive care after Manilla, and 4 weeks in intensive care after him and Ali's 1st fight of the century in NY!! AND!! I'm not taking 1 THING away from either man!! Because they both had lion hearts!! AND became the best of friends, in later yrs!! I remember Ali holding Joe's hand in a beautiful photo a few yrs before Joe Died!!☹Joe had a walking stick, and Ali was shaking and his Alzheimer's was realllly starting to get the best of him, hence it was a very bitter sweet photo!

[@johnkhobo412]

My heart goes out to three Mighty Boxing Brothers MA, JP and GF. Just love to see them box. They were still very best friends after boxing career 💪💪💪💪🇵🇬

[@peterstorck5349]

@ImDxmron I apologise for writing Alzheimer's my friend, I knew he had Parkinson's disease and I didn't realise I'd accidentally written Alzheimer's until u bought it to my attention, So thanks for pointing it out. All the best to u and Your loved ones.

[@reaven0498]

I think Ali should have retired After defeating Frazer. The injury he took in his last battles, especially the one against Holmes, somehow played a major role in his death, according to Hollywood Autopsy doctors. He should have retired sooner.

[@armandovarela5830]

He died doing what he loved to do... @@reaven0498

[@reaven0498]

@@armandovarela5830, this isn't heroic, it is tragic and it was a terrible choice. Using touching quotes won't change anything. The fact remains that He had nothing to prove after beating Joe Frazer and George Foreman. He should have retired once his health started to be affected by Parkinson. He could have lived longer and spent more time with his family.

[@oscarmigues7620]

La verdad un fenómeno Alfredo Un crack infravalorado en Uruguay Terrible pelea contra el mejor de toda la historia

[@jonskitch8082]

Ali coming to the end of his career - still can do 15 rounds!

[@gazevanschooselife1207]

That was like watching ROCKY BALBOA V APOLLO CREED in ROCKY 1

[@alexanderdimitrov9045]

Creed was basically built on Ali

[@brucetjetrick9728]

I wouldn't characterize Evangelista as a Rocky type of fighter. Not even by a long shot.

[@carmelomanjares1543]

Hahahaha

[@Muhammed-Muhammed]

@@brucetjetrick9728 CAUSE ROCKY DIDN'T EXIST.

[@brucetjetrick9728]

@@Muhammed-Muhammed which part didn't you understand? We all know Rocky was fictitious. We're talking about characterizations here.

[@derrickliva8117]

Great video, would be good to hear the commentators.

[@johnnyhall4856]

Awesome,just Awesome😀

[@philipkoen5811]

😂Ali thought he was superieur...He didn't even looked at hime when he was down🥺🤴🏽

[@nickslade3978]

Learn spelling and grammar.

[@richardlong9785]

I remember watching this when it aired... I was 18 yrs old

[@albertolambach5395]

Un grande Alfredo, le aguantó los 15.