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Muhammad Ali vs Archie Moore. Knowing what to throw and when to throw it made Ali the best ever, as he was poetry in motion with no one moving more beautifully in the ring than him, while he gave old Archie a chance to earn some well-needed money, though... show more

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The fight that injured Muhammad Ali. Knocked down more than 3 times. Showed one of the greatest chin ever in boxing history. This is Earnie Shavers, 🤔 one of the hardest hitters ever, Ali stood toe to toe with the best, Forman, Norton, Frazier. Never stayed down. 100% paid for it in later life. The worst thing to happen to the GOAT was the day he realized he could take a punch...RIP Champ

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It’s also a great opportunity to reiterate that Will Smith’s performance as Muhammad Ali, under Michael Mann’s direction, is one of the best performances & one of the best choices of Smith’s career. I don’t know anyone who could’ve played Ali better than Smith did in this film.

It’s also a great opportunity to reiterate that Will Smith’s performance as Muhammad Ali, under Michael Mann’s direction, is one of the best performances & one of the best choices of Smith’s career. I don’t know anyone who could’ve played Ali better than Smith did in this film.

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