Muhammad Ali vs Brian London - A 12 Punch Combination

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A tribute to the Muhammad Ali vs Brian London bout of 1966. Ali knocked him in the third round with an unbelievably fast 12 punch combination.
song: 20Syl - Ongoing Thing (Instrumental)
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[@yuri34544]

If this was a part from a movie , It would have been criticized harshly for containing unrealistic scenes.

[@Jaecht88]

HHAHAHAHAAA Dude, you made my day

[@black_David_Frost.]

London, known as the “Blackpool Tower,” was a C-Level mediocre undercard boxer who had been beaten by Cooper three times before he fought Clay. Ingemar Johansson had said London would have struggled to beat his sister. Just another typical bum for extremely overrated media hyped Low-Power Clay/Ali.

[@black_David_Frost.]

London was 6'0" 201 lbs vs Ali's 208 lbs. That's why Skinny Featherfisted Clay moved so fast, he was a glorified cruiserweight.

[@nosleep7287]

@@black_David_Frost. so you're just gonna ignore all of Ali's other fights and call him overhyped?

[@black_David_Frost.]

@@nosleep7287 Here's just a few of Ali's cruiserweight opponents: 190 lb Ellis, 188 lb Jones, 185 lb Cooper, 195 Patterson, 195 lb Mildenberger, 197 lb Quarry, 198 lb Blin, 180 lb Foster, 196 lb Lubbers, 197 lb Spinks, 177 lb Jimmy Robinson with 14 wins 30 losses and abysmal 13% KO's. Ali even fought 48 year old 190 lb Archie Moore in Moore's 219th fight, embarrassing.

[@ankitkumarsingh3883]

He did 12 punches in 2 seconds....He literally didn't see it coming

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

When haters see Floyd Mayweather fighting tomato cans, they say he's garbage. Same haters see Ali fighting tomato cans, and they're amazed. Can't make this shit up. Dude's a human punching bag with no way of competing against Ali. They knew it before they signed the contract. #TMT #AliTheGreat

[@VicioRay]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 dudes a professional boxer who was challenging the champion so he wasnt a tomato can. I hate when I have to educate ignorant fools like u

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 Huh? During Ali's (then Cassius Clay) rise to prominence beginning in 1961, he fought his share of bums, never-was and has beens, and the media pretty much called it as they saw it, and referred to them as such. The August 1966 fight that you see above with Brian London, was telecast on ABC Sports with Howard Cosell calling the fight at ringside. Although Cosell was a great admirer of Ali and his abilities, he was disparaging in his comments towards London, in effect calling him a bum and a club fighter without necessarily using those exact words.

[@ajr3970]

@@VicioRay lol at least Mohammed Ali didn’t lose to a youtuber clown 😂

[@sageninja7260]

That was definitely more than 2 seconds more like 4…

[@ob1kenobjunior208]

When he said *"I turned the lights off and was in the bed before it was DARK! I'M FAST!"* ....I believe him.

[@rolasantv1345]

yes... he has remote...

[@ob1kenobjunior208]

Everyone!! Give it up for the life of every party.... @@rolasantv1345 !!!!

[@Tommy_111]

@@ob1kenobjunior208 🤣

[@bxxxl9447]

@@rolasantv1345 You must be fun at parties

[@insertcoolnamehere8516]

@@rolasantv1345 this was in like the ‘60’s or ‘70’s, so no.

[@cipherP9]

Wow, I did not expect that combo to be thrown so fast, I still can’t actually count those lightning quick punches to make sure it was 12. It was done in about a second.

[@jean-pierrethibaudeau7201]

Exactly 12 punches in exactly 3 seconds!

[@mrxeno5246]

2.840

[@karmar6365]

Well he did handcuff lighting and throw thunder in jail

[@jean-pierrethibaudeau7201]

@@karmar6365 He also murdered a rock, I heard. 😅

[@mrxeno5246]

@@jean-pierrethibaudeau7201 also made medicine sick

[@lornilula4213]

how could a heavyweight move this fast!?

[@basketguitar9768]

A light upper body and bigger legs

[@ismailahmed2095]

@@basketguitar9768his legs aint even that big his upper looks bigge

[@basketguitar9768]

@@ismailahmed2095 its not noticable but he has a upper body that weighs 15 pounds less than someone in his weight division and has 20 extra pounds of muscle in the legs

[@ismailahmed2095]

@@basketguitar9768 and how was this measured , where is this source from?

[@basketguitar9768]

@@ismailahmed2095 google?

[@phillipcement]

Ali in his prime- completely unbeatable - speed and power, the greatest.

[@littlerashun9592]

Also, his sheer willpower to not get knocked out and always continuing to fight.

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Yeah i don't think even a Prime Tyson could beat this guy, Ali was the real deal

[@chirovip58]

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- It is a great source of debate. Ali beat Patterson ( Cus Damatos protege) but he was 20 lbs lighter than Tyson

[@rodneyevans5353]

Ali was so hard to hit. And he counter punched to perfection. Holyfield frustrated Tyson. And Ali moved better and faster, and was quicker, than Holyfield.

[@arim850]

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- prime mike tyson would win g

[@stuartdavis9533]

Post fight, Brian London is reported to have said, "They said that Ali was fast. They didn't say that he was bloody lightening"!

[@DieFlabbergast]

*lightning

[@skylessabove]

1:06 one of his most famous clips of all time.

[@VitruvianVictor]

straight out of an anime

[@VitruvianVictor]

@@black_David_Frost. you are a moron. i don’t really understand your argument. are you questioning if Ali can take on big heavy weight hitters ? like Sonny Liston, George Foreman, Earnie Shavers, and Henry Cooper? all bigger than Ali and hit way harder. Ali danced on them all and outboxed them. Klitchoko would get destroyed by Ali no case. Lewis and Fury have a good chance and it’s honestly a toss up. but you’re an idiot if you think Ali would definitely lose. Lewis got taken to the distance by a past prime Holyfield, who got taken to the distance by a past prime Foreman. i’d put money on Ali against lewis. Fury would probably be the best to face Ali in my opinion

[@VitruvianVictor]

@@black_David_Frost. bro you wrote way to many replies. i gotta get off work to read them all but it sounds like you’re making excuses for every Ali victory. Foreman was champion in the same 90’s that Lewis was in. Lewis faced bums and watered down Holyfield and trash Tyson. Doesn’t mean Lewis wasn’t the best of his era. once i have time i’ll make a proper reply. but in my opinion i do believe Fury to be one of the best heavyweights ever so i do give him out of everyone a chance to legitimately defeat Ali. Lewis not really. and Klitchoko is a fuck no. mans dominated a weak ass era

[@VitruvianVictor]

bro deleted ALL his responses lol

[@tonyyu2004]

@@VitruvianVictor lmao 🤣. Refuted so hard he shut his own ass up 😂😂

[@myinterestingfacts9861]

theres one thing i noticed about him, no matter how many punches he landed in a short period of time he wasnt losing strength, it looks like the power coming from the punches are all equal even after doing long combos. we all know that if a boxer throw a heavy with lighting speed punches they will lose stamina and strength for a while. And another thing about him is the way how he dance in the ring and that makes him really hard to get hit. what a truly incredible man you are really the greatest of all time

[@bumpyroad3251]

Ali was great and having an opponent quite bellow his level emphasized his greatness quite remarcably in this video.

[@starsky805]

9 punches to disorient and 3 hard ones to knock him out is more likely

[@CowboyStag]

He was the greatest. Fighter-showman-promoter. Unique and intelligent. Beat the government on the draft. I don’t think there will be another

[@dummy9517]

@THE BLACK MIRROR sus

[@stantheman9072]

No. Joe Louis was the greatest, and a far better human being. Ali was the best of his time, faster than any heavyweight up to that point in history and changed the sport. He was also a petulant narcissist.

[@karanonly]

@@stantheman9072 petulant narcissist.? WHY cause he wasn't a Slave ur masters wanted him to be drafted ..... KMA

[@ruatsangapachuau4943]

@@stantheman9072 Ali was a better man and boxer.He recused 10 hostages from Saddam hussein and stop a person from killing himself and won Nobel Peace Prize and who did joe louis beat that are great Ali defeated lots of great fighters

[@stantheman9072]

@@ruatsangapachuau4943 Just stop before you embarrass yourself any further.

[@benitoharrycollmann132]

The only reason his combo was limited to 12 is because his opponent dropped

[@mujtabazishan8736]

1:09; look at Brian cheering for Ali while getting demolished

[@g120s]

Poor guy was trying to block but hell he can't see them punches coming

[@goncaloramos416]

1:02 this is why he is my goat

[@DialogDontArgue]

Float like a butterfly

[@Prinze203]

@@DialogDontArgue Sting like a bee

[@sa1monster443]

+Anonymous Nicknack -Muhammad Ali

[@KiuLang]

he's your goat?

[@DialogDontArgue]

@@KiuLangbaaa 🐐

[@3x3x3x4x4]

His punches move with the momentum created from his feet. His balance and timing are adding to his speed and power a lot. He doesn't throw power but his punches land with power because the momentum of the impact is so well transferred from his toes all the way up his body into his hands. Almost all of his punches start at his feet and he uses faints to the set up the shot. It's beautiful.

[@ammardewata9901]

1:06 when Ali tired of playing and start using his finisher combo

[@edp445chinesecounterpart3]

Mortal combat finisher.

[@edp445chinesecounterpart3]

The dude got punched so hard he got concussed and started punching that air

[@darkfu41]

lmao

[@matthewgibbs1366]

@@edp445chinesecounterpart3 he thought he was getting jumped from every angle. Lol

[@jakhammer4209]

Stay DOWN! It's over guy. Good job. Bring this man some ICE & the swell presser. Hit the showers kid. It's over. Go home to your wife & kid, okay there, buddy. MEDIC!!! Bring the stretcher!

[@heyglasses]

he was aiming to connect as well so it could have been faster.

[@beastlyjoke8379]

and he was wearing gloves

[@roohan6038]

Yup agreed

[@abdirahimelmi2921]

@@beastlyjoke8379 q1

[@fb1473]

Wow...float like a butterfly...sting like a bee...rumble youngman...rumble...4REAL

[@liamjm9278]

@@beastlyjoke8379 Gloves let you punch harder since you won't break your hands.

[@BudokaiHakai]

This is mindblowing. Ali is fast for a heavyweight. Damn

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

When haters see Floyd Mayweather fighting tomato cans they say he's garbage. Same haters see Ali fighting tomato cans and they're amazed. Can't make this shit up. #TMT #AliTheGreat

[@BudokaiHakai]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 fax

[@362adeeburrehman6]

Even he is fast for lightweight, this looks unreal

[@arnoldmagqaza7860]

​@@joebidens_touchyhands9477Floyd is boring to watch

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yeah.! But the Pantomime Season is about to start again.! Fury / Joshua / Usyk / Wilder .Lumbering around the ring like Frankenstein. Then collect $ 12 million ......a year later: same again...another $ 12 million for the return.!!

[@duprez2]

What's crazy is that Ali's punches didn't look hard. More like he was just tapping and slapping his opponents. He was never a one punch knockout artist but those lighting fast combo were definitely doing damage.

[@qbconnect]

You gotta have a quick eye to know what you're seeing. The whole combination worked together to get the opponent to drop his hands. The 'taps' you saw were to the right arm that was guarding his face and to the body which causes a fighter to drop his arms to cover the vulnerable midsection. It's impossible to cover your whole upper body and your head at the same time with your arms while standing upright like he was. The hard punches came very fast in between when the guy dropped his hands. And all it took was one good shot to the chin 😴

[@ernestcrane6227]

Watch it at .25 speed. Only 4, 10, and 12 do damage. The rest seem light and a couple didn't even land. But those three musta hurt.

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Yeah his punches really were about chopping his opponent down slowly over time and wearing them down which did the trick.

[@prod_by_walker808]

@@ernestcrane6227 Facts. 4, 10, And 12 We're the ones that hurt. The rest were used essentially to throw him out of focus and drop his gaurd. Man's a genius

[@Carlparishhonda]

I remember watching this fight around 1966. I was in my junior year at Dunbar high school in Chicago

[@ashariosman2391]

Lucky you Carl.... Watching GOAT in his brilliant best

[@henrycastle1]

Brian only went to Heaven a few months ago Brian London and Mohammed Ali , were great sports Thank you Great footage to sound ✔️

[@vojdanradevski16zyzz]

R.I.P. Mohammed Ali R.I.P. Brian London,both legends of the sport

[@drplot1]

London was so overmatched. What it indicates is that there weren't many opponents who could compete with him. None of his fights pre-exile were particularly close. It's too bad he was out of the ring for over three years. He would have continued to dominate right through the 60's and beyond.

[@jamesanthony5681]

George Chuvalo gave Ali a very tough fight on March 29, 1966 in Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, going the full 15 rounds with Ali. Ali went on record as saying that was his toughest fight, pre exile.

[@redrain860]

He still became champion twice more after his exile and dominated most of his opponents(Frazier, Norton the exceptions)except towards the very end. Just shows how great he was.

[@josephshields2922]

By pre-exile if you're including pre championship then there were several close fights including the Doug Jones fight which the crowd at MSG thought Jones won, the Cooper fight where Ali was almost knocked out but saved by Dundee's glove trick, and the 8 round Billy Daniels fight where Daniels was ahead on points before it was stopped on cuts;- you might also be interested in watching the Mildenberger Ali Championship fight where his southpaw style had Ali walking into his left hand which made it exciting after the 2 Liston stinkos,

[@jamesanthony5681]

Not true. I think you need to look at some of his pre-exile fights, particularly the 1st Henry Cooper fight that took place on June 18, 1963, in Wembley Stadium, I believe. It's out there on youtube. See the dazed and confused look on Ali's (then Cassius Clay) face when he's sitting on his stool between rounds, after getting knocked down into the ropes by a good left hook by Cooper. *THAT* was close.

[@babulah8447]

@@jamesanthony5681 What happened in the following round after the knockdown against Cooper? Under a barrage of punches a piece of something came flying from Coopers eye. The referee saw it and immediately stopped the fight. Cooper got the schtuffing beat out of him following the knockdown.

[@Stak0]

notice those feints. genius boxer

[@ob1kenobjunior208]

London was in the corner like *"Wait a damn ... MINUTE!"*

[@nathanielrobles3284]

Imagine if they didn't jailed ali for three years

[@melvert33]

He did get sentenced to 5 years prison but he successfully appealed it and conviction was overturned, he never actually went to prison. He did end up not being able to fight professionally for 4 years though and lost those peak years.

[@mrfester42]

He wasn't actually in jail but of course, he couldn't fight for those three years.

[@nathanielrobles3284]

But those 3 years was such a bummer that the ali shuffle was gone when he came back.

[@mrfester42]

@@nathanielrobles3284 Geez! That was the least of it. Most people who looked up to the man did so because of his bravery and outspokenness and his willingness to risk everything by standing up to the US government. They never gave a damn about the Ali shuffle. THAT is why I admired the man and I don't give a damn about it either. Muhammad Ali was my hero when I was growing up and now I'm a middle aged white man and he's still my hero.

[@fredthomas5192]

Tell em

[@briannelson1784]

Was in Blackpool in the 1970s where Brian London had a nightclub. Saw Brian outside the club one day and can assure you he was a big unit. My first thought was how the f*** could someone toy with him and ko him

[@liftingturtle1055]

1:06 that was unfair for an heavyweight? tf was that? its like watching a Giant Manny Pacman

[@rice4823]

That was impressive

[@Bruh-vd1pp]

@@rice4823 very, especially for a heavy weight class

[@giannisantetokoumnpo7473]

Thats why he is the goat

[@theblacktalon3248]

Eren Yeager Get back to Fort Maria we have much to discuss.

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

When haters see Floyd Mayweather fighting tomato cans they say he's garbage. Same haters see Ali fighting tomato cans and they're amazed. Can't make this shit up. #TMT #AliTheGreat

[@kkm227]

He won the heart of British people before the US.

[@kneesurgeryenthusiast6915]

Well what did you expect?

[@heavydownn2962]

That's a true statement. Why do YOU think that is? 🤔

[@mandolindleyroadshow706]

It's not only the punches, it's how Ali backs off after his man is hurt, like he is standing back to admire his work (he did it when he knocked out Foreman too). Other boxers (Marciano and Tyson for instsnce) kept punching their opponents on their way down, which was chickenshit sportsmsnship. Ali was poised and rational because he knew he was competing in a sport and not a death struggle. It made him human, and made him the Greatest.

[@the_monk_lives4882]

You say that Tyson had chickenshit sportsmanship but after he knocked someone out he was always there giving the person a hug afterwards and made sure they were good

[@mandolindleyroadshow706]

@@the_monk_lives4882 Maricano did too. I'm talking about punching down on opponents as they are falling. OK, not "chickenshit," let's call it unsportsmanlike.

[@bc1173]

@@mandolindleyroadshow706 It's not unsportsmanlike whatsoever lol.

[@mandolindleyroadshow706]

I wouldn't have noticed it had I not seen Ali do it everytime. He does it with Foreman too. When Foreman starts falling, Ali is braced to throw another blow, but pulls off after seeing Foreman is not a threat. As bad a dude as Duran was in the ring, he didn't do it either. You don't see him throwing head shots at fighters slumped against the ropes, or falling to the floor. When his man was going, he backed off.

[@MrTrackman100]

Marciano definitely unnecessarily hit Jersey Joe who was out cold hanging on the ropes. Should he have been dq-ed?

[@Gamerloaders]

That champion genetics comes once in a lifetime, what a talent he was in his prime!

[@aRsH-aJ]

My eye just blinked .... and I could not see those 12 punches :)

[@adamalbert7856]

I have seen this dozens of times and I am still amazed every time I watch it. Remember Ali was a Heavyweight!!!

[@matremex7859]

I can't even imagine being his opponent for a second, what a legend🔥

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

When haters see Floyd Mayweather fighting tomato cans they say he's garbage. Same haters see Ali fighting tomato cans and they're amazed. Can't make this shit up. #TMT #AliTheGreat

[@coypandora0795]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 You never saw Ali fight a KZbinr or an MMA fighter 😂

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

@@coypandora0795 I don't even know if you're male or female, so basically, kick rocks. No reply for you.

[@coypandora0795]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 😂 Floyd Runny Mayweather

[@coypandora0795]

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 Ali is the GREATEST OF ALL TIME

[@luciferus74]

Who is here after watching the ninth episode of baki 2020?

[@SioneOliveti]

Me lol

[@GamerMaterial96]

Same lol

[@fingatrigga8572]

They actually weren't kidding in the anime!

[@opus_X]

me too god damn

[@Ken_Jones]

I watched Ali before Baki and let me tell you: Baki got it spot on.

[@donaldbartholomew209]

Can you believe that speed on a heavyweight!!!!! Unbelievable!

[@bananaman5590]

The thing is they look so light and effortless as well, like he’s just tapping him, yet I can only imagine how brutal it would be to get hit by even just one of them.

[@RetroGamesMas]

They say ali punches was like to trowing a brick to your face.

[@bozzfella9828]

Muhammad ali was poetry in the ring, A beautiful man with class

[@marksheppard6498]

And just imagine…he wasn’t even in his prime yet. He or we ,never got to see his prime because he was robbed of it.

[@cosmicnomad9324]

"Stinging like a bee"..thats true with those combinations and speed!

[@mohammedmustafa9176]

He did so fast i could only count 11 had to watch in slow mo to see all 12 punch super fast punch my eye coudnt keep up

[@princehector5843]

So fast for a heavyweight so beautiful!

[@syedhasnainahmed9097]

o my God heavyweight with unbelievable agility

[@shauntriplett7160]

Exsplosive Dammn he was moving them hands.

[@salahdehina9733]

If you look closely you'll notice that Ali moves out of the way before the punch is thrown! He knows exactly what his opponent is going to do before he does it!

[@LAR-hs2qt]

We were robbed of the Prime Ali, but blessed by the Humanitarian Ali. History will probably hold, that the latter was more needed by the people he represented worldwide. We can only imagine now, what a prime Ali would have been like-- I'd say: without question, nothing short of awesome.

[@conradsunkiojack2538]

Demonstration of fly like a butterfly and sting like a bee. He told y'all many times, many years ago that he was the greatest!👍👏🔔

[@novemberjam]

Float* like a butterfly.

[@michaelbassey1993]

@@novemberjam (and the historian swoops in with the correction…lol)

[@michaelbassey1993]

@Daft Donkeys I disagree……Ali fought some monsters who outsized him and whooped them all…..Ron Lyle, George Foreman, Earnie Shavers, Sonny Liston, etc….those men rank top of anybody’s list of hardest hitting heavyweights, yet Ali defeated them (Lyle and Foreman were physically taller/bigger than Ali). I am not sure if Ali was the greatest, but his sturdy chin coupled with his strong will to never stay down made him the real deal.

[@nonymous590]

@@michaelbassey1993 *Floats in with the correction

[@michaelbassey1993]

@@nonymous590 lol....nice one

[@hariharanvenkataramani7311]

This was poetry! The footwork and the combinations! Whoa Ali! Greatness!

[@thatguy7161]

1:06 ULTRA ULTRA ULTRA COMBO, wish I was alive to see this man box. Simply amazing.

[@markbridges6804]

So you just watched this dead?

[@thatguy7161]

@@markbridges6804 🤣🤣 funny guy,

[@markbridges6804]

@@thatguy7161 🤣😂

[@michaelbassey1993]

@@thatguy7161 haha....He left himself open for that one.

[@mozaarsenal1113]

And the feint before the punches..his opponent just dont know to cover up his head or body..2.8seconds later he was down and thinking " what did just hit me"

[@johnpauljones4593]

Oof, he got destroyed. Great video.

[@chidiejikeme4898]

At about age nine I knew the meaning of "flurry" from reading about Ali's fights from newspapers. "Flurry of jabs" set my imagination on 🔥 - probably wouldn't have opened a newspaper at that age if it wasn't the only to experience The Greatest; TV being at Flintstones level in Nigeria in the 70s. KZbin has made life engaging and learning a pleasure. Thanks!

[@davidspin5353]

damn that music

[@abdulhafrath8507]

Greatest always remarkable.that’s legend Ali.what an perfect punch ohhhhh my goodness…

[@joebidens_touchyhands9477]

When haters see Floyd Mayweather fighting tomato cans they say he's garbage. Same haters see Ali fighting tomato cans and they're amazed. Can't make this shit up. #TMT #AliTheGreat

[@Kiddman32]

London's defense was excellent! He blocked EVERY punch with his face!!

[@anonymsoskjd8215]

Well, 12 punch in 2 seconds not is a joke.

[@avc5131]

What a beauty He changed the boxin concept It was a violence show It becamed, under his era, a pure art

[@mogunloye]

My man saw more leather than Dapper Dan!!! Rest In Peace Champ !!!

[@nicverdi5527]

My man had ultra instinct

[@wallyjohns7312]

Unbelievable, truly The Greatest

[@uncreated2400]

Imagine being that guy who looked away when ali did that combo, literally just witnessed a legend happening

[@kennethharris9841]

London was like hey wait a minute, I thought I was fighting only one guy.

[@Ken_Jones]

A heavyweight floating around like a light-footed middleweight andpunching as fast as a fast-handed welterweight. Prime Ali is truly #2 of all time.

[@ctrlv4037]

And who's the first then?

[@Ken_Jones]

@@ctrlv4037 Sugar Ray Robinson is #1 on almost every list (and mine). Go search him. Muhammad Ali looked up to SRR too. Edit: but I don't fault anyone who thinks Muhammad Ali should be #1.

[@Stak0]

I’d put SRR and Ali both at #1. Both are equally great.

[@brucescott4261]

@@Ken_Jones ...Ali was extremely faster than Sugar Ray Robinson. The former is listed number one.

[@idurisu930]

Not even a welterweight. He moved like a featherweight

[@AKhanboxing]

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[@DialogDontArgue]

It's a good video 😊 good job 👌

[@KC-bg1th]

Outclassed doesn’t even begin to describe this matchup.

[@gregorylibra5114]

The Greatest is not a understatement for him!

[@LouisJr]

He didn’t want to get up after realizing that he didn’t have an answer. He stayed down until the count was over and popped up as soon as the fight ended. Spirit and Confidence was completely broken

[@Bichlieu88]

Omg..amazing speea

[@chasisaac1094]

Wow the speed at which Ali moved. Just wow

[@drummyt7166]

His first punch lands at 1:08 and the last of the combo is at 1:11. 12 punches in 3 seconds? Demigod much?

[@holdthisforme8235]

1:06 *Ultra Instinct*

[@rikovladimir8655]

beautiful

[@galahad626]

That combo literally looks like an anime fighting move

[@jorgecontreras7631]

Espectacular Clay !!! 😉👍

[@stevenbinkley1314]

Ali was & still is the GREATEST.

[@kimjongun2872]

Float like a butterfly Sting like a bee

[@sadiqmahmud8583]

I love this man

[@Ysumbruh0]

Ali was hitting him with that anime punch flurry

[@thecat9770]

Real life Star Platinum

[@williamthatiam8906]

The Sweet Science🥊

[@JoseMorales-ij4gh]

12 punches in 3 seconds wtf

[@tristanjordan4903]

i think it might have been 14 punches, because of the last two punches, but he definitely did 12 in 2 seconds, so that mean that he did 14 in 2 and a half seconds because he waited before the final two punches. God of speed.

[@toneyclayton485]

Miscounted...that was about 15! Ali had TREMENDOUS handspeed...this guy is a damn HEAVYWEIGHT and had quick hands and light on his feet. Not many heavyweights can actually box and use ring showmanship nowadays . You have slugger, punches and some are just wild or only have one strong hand. Ali had it all. And then would talk shit shit to you!!!

[@keithgreenan3177]

Ali in his prime could beat any other heavyweight champion. He would dance around Tyson and Tyson could never get to him.

[@michaelbassey1993]

Which Tyson?.....Fury or mike?

[@jamesanthony5681]

Mike Tyson? NO! Iron Mike (1985-1989) would certainly get to Ali and inflict punishment, as Joe Frazier did to Ali in their 3 wars. Tyson was heavier and punched harder than Smokin' Joe, at least the Mike Tyson for the period I mentioned.

[@michaelbassey1993]

@@jamesanthony5681 Joe Frazier didn’t fight a prime Ali (and yet he lost 2 of their trilogy fights)….I watched a prime Tyson fight an older guy who mimicked Ali’s style (James quick Tillis)…Tyson couldn’t KO the man (won via UD)…..A prime Ali had the speed of a welterweight and an elusiveness never seen till date in heavyweight…I say he boxes any version of Tyson to a UD or late stoppage.

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@michaelbassey1993 I've said this elsewhere, but if Tyson at his best (1988?) had faced Ali at his best (1966? 1967?), I believe Ali would have won a split decision. The deciding factors would have been Ali's ability to absorb punishment and his iron will & determination, his greatest assets, IMO. Yes, Ali had hand and foot speed, but the young Tyson (1985-89) had incredible speed himself; knockout power in either hand; and was a terrific body puncher with an excellent defense. I think Iron Mike was a heavier Joe Frazier who punched harder than Smokin' Joe. Ali lost his prime due to the 3 1/2 year layoff. After 1989, Mike Tyson was not the same fighter for various reasons. The Muhammad Ali that fought Joe Frazier in 1971 was still damn good, despite losing his best years. The Tillis fight was interesting. Tyson won the fight (UD) and knocked him down in the 4th round, but be mindful, Tyson was only 19 at the time. Where was Ali at 19? When Iron Mike fought Tillis, he (Tyson) was still learning and serving his apprenticeship by fighting different fighters with different styles. I believe if Tyson had fought him again, then he would have knocked him out.

[@michaelbassey1993]

@@jamesanthony5681 Agreed, you’ve made interesting points…..It’s just Tyson (at any stage in his career) seemed to struggle against slick boxers who could move (Tony Tucker, even Bonecrusher Smith who was past his prime when they fought)….additionally, Tyson never defeated a PRIME hall-of-famer. He lost to the only two he faced (Lennox and Holyfield)….A careful inspection will reveal Tyson’s resume is not as impressive as we may think…..so I’m not sure about him winning a super-slick, tough-chinned, very courageous dude like a prime Ali.

[@roystonvehicles9129]

Absolutely brilliant

[@CipherCerberus]

It’s fitting that it’s called “The Canvas”. This Man painted the most Beautiful Masterpieces when he stepped in that Ring.

[@06weirdo]

I’m more impressed with how in shape Ali is 🧐

[@duprez2]

Right. 60s Ali was a very lean and supremely conditioned athlete. He stayed in shape.70s Ali not so much but was wiser and more battle tested.

[@jamesanthony5681]

He was only 24 in 1966.

[@paulcarey1708]

Never new Ali was such a cheat! How can the other guy stand a chance if he can't actually hit him? (yes... tongue firmly in cheek... what a brilliant fighter)

[@wajahatsgamingclub7850]

He was a legend.

[@mukenshi2464]

This is my favorite knockout of Ali's.

[@ash123431]

This was Ali at the top of his game. Unbelievable.

[@deadpoo-poo4497]

Ali was like "you didn't see that coming?"

[@Conqueror_2003]

Just Amazing, Legend

[@dmc133]

Float Like a Butterfly and Stings Like a Bee !

[@davegaskell7680]

What's with the annoying music unnecessarily played over the top

[@RCSTILE]

I find it amazing that 95% of Ali's opponents who were no more than punching bags wouldn't have lasted 5 minutes against Tyson.

[@richardkeith9123]

London knew he was no match for Ali. He had the opportunity and was in it for the money only. Guts'y guy even so.

[@tc7934]

Would have loved to seen the boxers in the 1970s compete with this younger Ali.

[@craigbradford9189]

Am I the only one that's noticing that Ali isn't even loading or planting himself for those punches - London's chin must have been made of talcum powder.

[@diddlypoop4722]

multiple blazing shots to the head while already concussed.

[@heyglasses]

@Bodidle Wam not saying london is great but him google his name and watch him fight others. Ali makes his opponents look awful with his speed and quick dancing.

[@heyglasses]

@Bodidle Wam compare ali's movements againsts the tysons knocked out opponents in the 80's. I dont think tyson lands many puches on ali.

[@MonsterPumpkin]

You try getting 4 punches per second for 3 seconds straight to your chin

[@BrokenGodEnt]

@@heyglasses Idk man, Tyson was also extremely fast for his size. None of us really know who'd win that fight. Prime Ali vs prime Tyson.. damn it sounds like one of the greatest fights in history. But it unfortunately doesn't exist. I put my money on Ali, but I think if they fought 10 times Tyson would win a couple of them at least.

[@breatheeasily4013]

Great music

[@casual_hunter8996]

That was diffrent era

[@oath2502]

More than incredible

[@user-rv1nd5ub4y]

اللهم اعز الاسلام والمسلمين 💪