Part 2 - Smokin' Joe Frazier talks about how he felt about Muhammad Ali's antics, running his mouth, and if their relationship has changed over the years.
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 That same George Foreman hit Joe Frazier,one of the greatest champions there's ever been, with an uppercut that literally picked him up off his feet. He destroyed Ken Norton in two rounds. A prime Mike Tyson's fighting weight would also be around 217-218 but I don't see many people bragging about how they'd toy with him. I completely understand why you'd dislike Ali but belittling every single thing he did isn't the right way to go. Go after him politically and you'd be right in taking your own stand. But separate the dislike that clouds the objectivity when you're talking about his fights. Right wing, left wing, centre, it doesn't matter what side you're on when you're in the ring. The other guy hits you the same as you probably know from your fighting days. Fighters are products of their times. They used to be smaller and lighter the further back you go. I don't see you complaining about Joe Louis or Rocky Marciano for the opposition they faced or how they're not true champions. They themselves and their opponents were much smaller than Ali and most of his opponents. Jack Johnson was about 6'1 and a giant in his time. With better nutrition and training knowledge, fighters have been getting bigger with every era. So, a Jack Johnson or a Muhammad Ali would've bigger had they been in this era. Cus D'Amato used to say the only time you touched Ali before his exile was when the refree made you touch gloves. This was a supremely gifted athlete we're talking about. He toyed with Sonny Liston who everyone thought would destroy him in one or two rounds. He's fought much bigger punchers like Sonny Liston, Cleveland Williams, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Earnie Shavers, Ron Lyle and beat every single one of them. I'd like to remind you that same George Foreman came back way past his prime and went the distance with Evander Holyfield, an all time great, and the likes of Lewis and Tyson didn't wanna have anything to do with him. To this day, he's still the oldest heavyweight champion in history. That shows you the kinda fighter George Foreman was since you belittled him so much. Thank God they didn't walk into him at his prime cuz that'd be murder. But Ali did. He took his best shots and endured punishment until George gassed out and then knocked him out. You'd have to have balls of steel to let George Foreman hit you in the body all night long. How about Tyson Fury's knockout of Deontay Wilder? The much bigger puncher got his bell rang there too. Fury, very much an Ali kinda fighter, also destroyed Wladimir Klitschko whom you've mentioned a couple of times. These are reminders that a smart fighter will beat a stronger one most of the time. Which is what Tyson Fury still does. And what Muhammad Ali did back in his day. At the peak of his abilities this man gave up the greatest title in the world and didn't once waiver even when he was flat broke and his very survival seemed uncertain. That takes a lot of courage. Now everyone agrees that was an unjust war and American lives shouldn't have been sacrificed there in the first place. So was his stand really so wrong after all? He came back from his layoff almost 4 years later, trained for a few weeks and toyed with the number one contender in the world, Jerry Quarry. How many sportsman do you know who can do that in their sport? Floyd Mayweather, a flawless technical fighter, one of the greatest ever, also doesn't have an impressive knockout ratio. Does it make him any less great? Great champions find a way to win. That's what makes them great in the first place. And Earnie Shavers? There's a reason his fights didn't go the distance. That man would walk into any era and still be a knockout machine. He hit harder than Wilder does. People who fought him have claimed their feet hurt from being punched in the face by Shavers. How insane is that? A victory over an animal like that way past his prime is just proof of Ali's courage and his solid chin. It wasn't a controversial fight. Ali won decisively. And I don't buy the Norton 3 arguments either. The commentary caused all the controversy in that fight more than anything. There are round where Norton literally threw one or two punches and the commentator emphatically says that round is his. Norton actually fought much better in their second fight. Jimmy Young fight was close and could've gone either way like it did. Ali's speech had started to slow by this time. It was time to go by then. He shouldn't have returned to fight Holmes and Berbick cuz signs of Parkinson's were clear by then. But again he did what he'd always done- being the man he wanted to be and not what you wanted him to be.
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 what are you smoking sir? I gave you the reason why fighters have been progressively getting bigger with every era. You skipped over it cuz it defeats your whole argument. And even now a heavyweight is a fighter who's over 200 pounds. When Ali beat Liston he was 210.5. Ali's prime is this period of 1963-67. I don't know what prime you're talking about. When Frazier fought Ali he was around 205. Cruiserweight? shitting over a great champion like Joe Frazier just proves there's no point debating you sir. I do know how good Klitschko was. I also know he lost to an out of shape Tyson Fury who was coming back from a long layoff. A prime Fury would've buried him. You need to check your facts and stop crapping all over fighters of the Ali-Frazier-Foreman-Norton era. One of them came back to win the championship at 45 so your saying that was a weak era is simply ridiculous.
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 There's no point in debating you cuz you're just out to vent your frustration. The first sign of that is when you start to see literally everything about someone's existence as a bad thing.
@UCksHPcogmG3zMMJOfgbIR3w I'd love nothing more than wiping the floor with you but it's not boxing you're talking about. Just hatred for one man and everything he ever did. I'll pass. Find a boxing scholar like yourself to spar with. Have a good day sir
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 I respect that opinion. People always have different opinions on who the greatest one is. You can have anyone as your top dog. Mine is Sugar Ray Robinson pound for pound. Lennox Lewis was a great fighter who never got due credit in his time. Had they fought exactly the way they fought in their eras, Ali really doesn't have a good chance of beating a bigger Lennox Lewis with better reach. My point was always that fighters have changed with eras thanks to the knowledge on diet and training improving so much. So in my view it's quite unfair to compare Ali or Joe Louis or Rocky Marciano or Jack Dempsey or Jack Johnson to fighters from a much later era. These fighters were limited only by their eras. They were the very best of their times. That's all you can be really. Lewis, pre Doughlas Tyson and Holyfield are my favourites from their era.
Joe is an icon in his own right. To lose to Ali or to Foreman is no shame one is a complete force of Nature the other one is a human truck who will hit you like a truck. Ali didnt want to give George a rematch and Tyson didnt dare go up against George. Joe got smashed and just went up against George again.
@@luisdebayle2239 ohye he did Ali would not grant him one. He fought himself up again and had he beat Young Ali wouldn't be able to ignore him but Young almost killed George
Easy Grin I agree with everything except the rematch, George literally says he wouldn’t rematch in an interview. Try typing “why George foreman didn’t go for a rematch with Ali” or something
Damn they both did some considerable damage to each other’s brains three full fights these two guys were insane 😂 RIP Joe and Ali both always legendary
Hyper Gaming - The first fight was a the Sunshine Showdown. Joe lost, George became the heavyweight champ after that. They had a second fight a few years later.
I was at work plastering when I heard over the radio that Joe Frazier had died. I was so gutted I had to stop for a few minutes. I'm too young to have seen him in his prime, but I've watched a lot of his fights (via youtube etc) over the years. I think he was one of the toughest boxers ever with so much heart but also dignity. He's certainly one of the few people I admire. Rest in peace Smokin' Joe Frazier.
ITS 2020 NOW AND IM WATCHIN THIS INTERVIEW AND I WAS 17 WHEN THEY FIRST FOUGHT , JOE WAS ALI'S THORN IN HIS SIDE BUT THOSE 2 MADE HISTORY THAT WILL NEVER GO AWAY , 2 BAD ASS MOTHERS , MISS THEM BOTH TODAY , JT FROM MEX
I was terribly upset myself about Mr Frazier's passing. Hard to believe a human could have the heart inside the ring like Joe showed! He sure seemed like a great man out of the ring to.
Its 2020 now crazy how i feel almost exactly the same not when i hear hes gone already obviously but just like u i watch lots of yt vids of his , i also think hes the toughest boxer and so on , just saying . Hope this continue like this in future that Smokin Joe Frazier wont be forgotten .
Someone read Mohamed Ali's biography shared how Ali mentioned how sorry he was for anything he had said, and that Ali composed a BEAUTIFUL poem about Joe. I read that poem later and it was sublime!!!!
A true hero. he sacrificed his body and neurons so that we could live vicariously through him. provided an entire generation with an outlet for their aggressive tendencies. May he rest in peace.
I watch this great man with tears streaming down my face. I so admired his courage and honesty, he was a true warrior. What his bravery cost him is there for all of us to see and hear in this interview. Oh Joe, nothing is worth the price you paid for entertaining us. RIP Joe, we are not worthy.
Couldn't of said it any better,most of the people who were lucky enough to see him fight Live probably didnt appreciate the price he was paying for their entertainment.Watching interviews of young Frazier then seeing this one is really sad.but what an amazing fighter.
Please stop idolizing HUMAN BEINGS. He did what he wanted to do with his life because at the time he got fulfillment from it. You really think he did that for you and I? Lol this celeb culture is ridiculous. Great man. May he RIP.
@@aliyahcathey joe actually cared about the youth I believe he taught boxing at his Philadelphia gym he was so broke but continued to do it he also helped people behind the scenes unlike ali who was on camera
. This was the real heavyweight era Muhammed Ali was great, Joe Fraser made him great.... If it wasn't for this fights we would not be talking about them as we are today.... I met Joe, 4 months before he passed away.. He was in England In the city of Leeds, Celebrating 40 years anniversary of their 1st fight I have photos with him.... I held his hand, It wasThe hand that put Muhammad Ali ( My hero) on his back.... Joe still had a hang up about Ali, he always said Ali had the complexion for the protection.... I turned round and said to Joe never mind.... In a 100 years there'll still be talking about Joe Fraser and muhammed Ali.... Rest in peace my Brothers, Both of you are champions forever
really upset on the death of smokin joe frazier a man who was never given as much respect compared to what he deserved great fighter witha lion heart really really ashame he has left the wolrd really upset rip joe hope god gives u place in the heavens R.I.P
I from Pakistan love Muhammad, Joe frazier also being good friend of Muhammad. I daily pray for Muhammad after nmaz. Muhammad was a great man I love him 👍👍I also is, crying to remember him as Joe is remembering
When I was a kid I studied Ali. Along the way I found joe. I love Joe Frazier. All time great. Might be the greatest fighter of all time with the perfect circumstances. I put him up high on the list. I love you Joe. Think of you every day. God bless Joe Frazier. Luv ya Joe. One of the best to ever do it. Ain’t no more joe Frazier’s out there
Joe was amazing. Fearless and would fight anyone or probably anything living. He never ducked anybody. He and Ali will always be the gold standard of boxing rivalries. Ali's words did hurt Joe but they seemed to have gotten past all of that in the end. Smokin Joe..legend!
I just watched the complete Frazier-Ali I fight from 1971. I don’t think there’s ever been a fight between heavyweights that had more energy & emotion. Joe Frazier absolutely refused to give Ali any chance to win that night. The fight will go down as the fight of the century or centuries. I miss you Joe. You continue to inspire me to this day.
Smokin joe was the other half of ali's greatness in the ring and hopefully i can one day feel greatness like they did because their fights still echo in eternity
32 Win - 4 Lose 2 against Ali & 2 against Foreman Aside from that, he is monster that will knock the best boxer in his era Smokin Joe is one of the toughest boxer in the history he has excellent endurance & good stamina, back when boxing still at 15 Round
RIP Joe .. you were one of the best boxers ever .. even much better than Forman . But you weren't in your prime when you fought with him , otherwise , it would have been a completely different story . You were and still one of my favorite boxers .
Joe Frazier was a quiet man. I remember my mother calling him a "lunchpail fighter." This meant he was a steady reliable hard worker. When you don't have the flash, style, and quit wit you don't get the recognition. God bless Ali and Frazier. May they be in heaven where all gloves are laid to rest.
Ali, foreman, frazier ,LIST goes on!!! 100 years from now they still talk about these guys but ALI WILL ALWAYS GET TOP BILLING,... because he deserves it beautiful man in outside the ring RIP ALI
garyr11 Ali was a bit a prick tbh great fighter an did some great things outside the ring but a wouldn't call a beautiful human the stuff he said to frazier was disgusting an racist
James Taylor they were both black what could have ali said that would have been racist.lol.ali was pompous and for good reason, he trumped both foreman and joe eventually.He was so confident in his talent, he rilled his opponents up soo much that when they join him in the ring they would want to kill him dead.
@@osumkid2748 Just because Ali is black, or anyone in general, does not mean that they cannot be racist. Anyone can be a racist, no matter what color they are. Ali did say racist things about whites. I learned this from watching a documentary that starred his managers. The reason Ali said racist things is understandable. Ali grew up in the 40s/50s when segregation and racism was still common amungst color folks. He was exposed to both of these things and his hatred for whites grew. He didn't completely hate white though, as he was always a guest in a white man's show. Ali also said racist things after he joined a Muslim cult. Now today's times are different than 60 years ago. Racists still exist but there is no need to shame white people anymore. Sadly, anti-white people exist.
@@joshuatree5620 He was proclaimed the Greatest after he fought Sonny Listen when was was the 8:1 underdog, he cemented that when he became the 1st boxer to win the World Champion title for the 3rd time. But don't get me wrong, Joe was one of the Greates and a the STRONGEST contender for Ali. Foreman humiliated Fraser, twice, yet Ali put him down.
If I was gonna be a bar fight and I was given the choice to pick Ali or Frazier as a partner...I would pick Frazier easy! He was a true street fighter. ...very tough son of a Gun
Considering the amount of Punishment Heavyweights from the olden days used to dish out,id say time.and alot of Heavy Head Punches.But Joe Dished out just as much if not more punishment than he took
This man deserved better than to have merely been considered the villain against the more beloved fighter. A gentleman and a sportsman who gave his game everything he had. A good family man as far as I understand (unlike a certain someone else) I remember how Joe Frazier was vilified as to the first fight with Ali. As far as I am concerned the only fighter to beat Ali when Ali was in his prime and fully prepared (before Ali's beginning physical decline) In a way Ali is the reason we remember Joe Frazier.
A person who loves Muhammad Ali simply cannot disrespect Joe Frazier.the two gave each other hell and neither would ever quit! RIP Joe and Ali
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 That same George Foreman hit Joe Frazier,one of the greatest champions there's ever been, with an uppercut that literally picked him up off his feet. He destroyed Ken Norton in two rounds. A prime Mike Tyson's fighting weight would also be around 217-218 but I don't see many people bragging about how they'd toy with him. I completely understand why you'd dislike Ali but belittling every single thing he did isn't the right way to go. Go after him politically and you'd be right in taking your own stand. But separate the dislike that clouds the objectivity when you're talking about his fights. Right wing, left wing, centre, it doesn't matter what side you're on when you're in the ring. The other guy hits you the same as you probably know from your fighting days.
Fighters are products of their times. They used to be smaller and lighter the further back you go. I don't see you complaining about Joe Louis or Rocky Marciano for the opposition they faced or how they're not true champions. They themselves and their opponents were much smaller than Ali and most of his opponents. Jack Johnson was about 6'1 and a giant in his time. With better nutrition and training knowledge, fighters have been getting bigger with every era. So, a Jack Johnson or a Muhammad Ali would've bigger had they been in this era.
Cus D'Amato used to say the only time you touched Ali before his exile was when the refree made you touch gloves. This was a supremely gifted athlete we're talking about. He toyed with Sonny Liston who everyone thought would destroy him in one or two rounds. He's fought much bigger punchers like Sonny Liston, Cleveland Williams, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Earnie Shavers, Ron Lyle and beat every single one of them. I'd like to remind you that same George Foreman came back way past his prime and went the distance with Evander Holyfield, an all time great, and the likes of Lewis and Tyson didn't wanna have anything to do with him. To this day, he's still the oldest heavyweight champion in history. That shows you the kinda fighter George Foreman was since you belittled him so much. Thank God they didn't walk into him at his prime cuz that'd be murder. But Ali did. He took his best shots and endured punishment until George gassed out and then knocked him out. You'd have to have balls of steel to let George Foreman hit you in the body all night long. How about Tyson Fury's knockout of Deontay Wilder? The much bigger puncher got his bell rang there too. Fury, very much an Ali kinda fighter, also destroyed Wladimir Klitschko whom you've mentioned a couple of times. These are reminders that a smart fighter will beat a stronger one most of the time. Which is what Tyson Fury still does. And what Muhammad Ali did back in his day.
At the peak of his abilities this man gave up the greatest title in the world and didn't once waiver even when he was flat broke and his very survival seemed uncertain. That takes a lot of courage. Now everyone agrees that was an unjust war and American lives shouldn't have been sacrificed there in the first place. So was his stand really so wrong after all? He came back from his layoff almost 4 years later, trained for a few weeks and toyed with the number one contender in the world, Jerry Quarry. How many sportsman do you know who can do that in their sport?
Floyd Mayweather, a flawless technical fighter, one of the greatest ever, also doesn't have an impressive knockout ratio. Does it make him any less great? Great champions find a way to win. That's what makes them great in the first place.
And Earnie Shavers? There's a reason his fights didn't go the distance. That man would walk into any era and still be a knockout machine. He hit harder than Wilder does. People who fought him have claimed their feet hurt from being punched in the face by Shavers. How insane is that? A victory over an animal like that way past his prime is just proof of Ali's courage and his solid chin. It wasn't a controversial fight. Ali won decisively.
And I don't buy the Norton 3 arguments either. The commentary caused all the controversy in that fight more than anything. There are round where Norton literally threw one or two punches and the commentator emphatically says that round is his. Norton actually fought much better in their second fight. Jimmy Young fight was close and could've gone either way like it did. Ali's speech had started to slow by this time. It was time to go by then. He shouldn't have returned to fight Holmes and Berbick cuz signs of Parkinson's were clear by then. But again he did what he'd always done- being the man he wanted to be and not what you wanted him to be.
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 what are you smoking sir? I gave you the reason why fighters have been progressively getting bigger with every era. You skipped over it cuz it defeats your whole argument. And even now a heavyweight is a fighter who's over 200 pounds. When Ali beat Liston he was 210.5. Ali's prime is this period of 1963-67. I don't know what prime you're talking about. When Frazier fought Ali he was around 205. Cruiserweight? shitting over a great champion like Joe Frazier just proves there's no point debating you sir. I do know how good Klitschko was. I also know he lost to an out of shape Tyson Fury who was coming back from a long layoff. A prime Fury would've buried him. You need to check your facts and stop crapping all over fighters of the Ali-Frazier-Foreman-Norton era. One of them came back to win the championship at 45 so your saying that was a weak era is simply ridiculous.
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 There's no point in debating you cuz you're just out to vent your frustration. The first sign of that is when you start to see literally everything about someone's existence as a bad thing.
@UCksHPcogmG3zMMJOfgbIR3w I'd love nothing more than wiping the floor with you but it's not boxing you're talking about. Just hatred for one man and everything he ever did. I'll pass. Find a boxing scholar like yourself to spar with. Have a good day sir
@@seniordavidmanderson9232 I respect that opinion. People always have different opinions on who the greatest one is. You can have anyone as your top dog. Mine is Sugar Ray Robinson pound for pound. Lennox Lewis was a great fighter who never got due credit in his time. Had they fought exactly the way they fought in their eras, Ali really doesn't have a good chance of beating a bigger Lennox Lewis with better reach.
My point was always that fighters have changed with eras thanks to the knowledge on diet and training improving so much. So in my view it's quite unfair to compare Ali or Joe Louis or Rocky Marciano or Jack Dempsey or Jack Johnson to fighters from a much later era. These fighters were limited only by their eras. They were the very best of their times. That's all you can be really. Lewis, pre Doughlas Tyson and Holyfield are my favourites from their era.
Ali may have the icon status .. But I personally cannot see Ali without Fraizer now ... These two are forever linked
Johnny,U are soooo RIGHT
Joe is an icon in his own right. To lose to Ali or to Foreman is no shame one is a complete force of Nature the other one is a human truck who will hit you like a truck. Ali didnt want to give George a rematch and Tyson didnt dare go up against George. Joe got smashed and just went up against George again.
@@easygrin1127 george didn't want the rematch*
@@luisdebayle2239 ohye he did Ali would not grant him one. He fought himself up again and had he beat Young Ali wouldn't be able to ignore him but Young almost killed George
Easy Grin I agree with everything except the rematch, George literally says he wouldn’t rematch in an interview. Try typing “why George foreman didn’t go for a rematch with Ali” or something
Damn they both did some considerable damage to each other’s brains three full fights these two guys were insane 😂
RIP Joe and Ali both always legendary
mister Verde - Ali deflected most of Foreman’s strikes.
Hyper Gaming - Maybe in the second fight they had. But in the first fight he got dropped 6 times. Second fight was a 5th round Tko
Hyper Gaming - The first fight was a the Sunshine Showdown. Joe lost, George became the heavyweight champ after that. They had a second fight a few years later.
Hyper Gaming - Joe Frazier and Ali were the toughest heavyweights of all time. Joe kept coming and never backed down. Mad respect to him
Ali showed signs of Parkinson disease back in 1967-1968 long before he ever fought Smokin Joe Frazier.
I was at work plastering when I heard over the radio that Joe Frazier had died. I was so gutted I had to stop for a few minutes. I'm too young to have seen him in his prime, but I've watched a lot of his fights (via youtube etc) over the years. I think he was one of the toughest boxers ever with so much heart but also dignity. He's certainly one of the few people I admire. Rest in peace Smokin' Joe Frazier.
ITS 2020 NOW AND IM WATCHIN THIS INTERVIEW AND I WAS 17 WHEN THEY FIRST FOUGHT , JOE WAS ALI'S THORN IN HIS SIDE BUT THOSE 2 MADE HISTORY THAT WILL NEVER GO AWAY , 2 BAD ASS MOTHERS , MISS THEM BOTH TODAY , JT FROM MEX
I was terribly upset myself about Mr Frazier's passing. Hard to believe a human could have the heart inside the ring like Joe showed! He sure seemed like a great man out of the ring to.
OMG you stopped plastering???!!!!!!
Its 2020 now crazy how i feel almost exactly the same not when i hear hes gone already obviously but just like u i watch lots of yt vids of his , i also think hes the toughest boxer and so on , just saying . Hope this continue like this in future that Smokin Joe Frazier wont be forgotten .
@@stitcha123 sarcastic moron
R.I.P Joe and Mohammed
Someone read Mohamed Ali's biography shared how Ali mentioned how sorry he was for anything he had said, and that Ali composed a BEAUTIFUL poem about Joe. I read that poem later and it was sublime!!!!
Joe Frazier worked hard and never gave up. His attitude in the ring is an example for all to pursue.
Like Kobe Bryant in basketball
One of the toughest and fearless human beings ever. A true Lionheart
@MUFC soccer????????? Hahahahahhahahahahahaha
@@paulhenry5174 he does have a point with soccer it's very famous worldwide but it's irrelevant to this video
Joe Frazier was a honey badger fearless
There's only one lionheart. Anthony Smith.
A true hero. he sacrificed his body and neurons so that we could live vicariously through him. provided an entire generation with an outlet for their aggressive tendencies. May he rest in peace.
I sit here mortified by the punishment men like these endured. But this comment explains everything
Amazingly put. 👍🏼
Lol do you know how much money he made? You act as if he did it for free.... 🙄
@@Gameboy-Unboxings clown
He didn’t do it for us to live vicariously. He fought for himself, his family and his community.
R.I.P. Joe Frazer.
MrNoonetwothreem
R.I.P Joe and Ali I always watch both of you are my Inspiration both R.I.P
He was so a great human person, with a big heart!
Great my foot, he could forgive a man for promotional hype. He was as Ali rightly put ignorant.
His name was perfect, Smokin Joe Frazier.
Hearing that name would give you chills as his opponent.
Down goes frazier
Ali - Frazier .... we will NEVER see two warriors go at it like these two did. BOTH WERE GREAT CHAMPIONS ! 🥊🥊🥊🥊
I watch this great man with tears streaming down my face. I so admired his courage and honesty, he was a true warrior. What his bravery cost him is there for all of us to see and hear in this interview. Oh Joe, nothing is worth the price you paid for entertaining us. RIP Joe, we are not worthy.
Couldn't of said it any better,most of the people who were lucky enough to see him fight Live probably didnt appreciate the price he was paying for their entertainment.Watching interviews of young Frazier then seeing this one is really sad.but what an amazing fighter.
Please stop idolizing HUMAN BEINGS. He did what he wanted to do with his life because at the time he got fulfillment from it. You really think he did that for you and I? Lol this celeb culture is ridiculous. Great man. May he RIP.
@@aliyahcathey joe actually cared about the youth I believe he taught boxing at his Philadelphia gym he was so broke but continued to do it he also helped people behind the scenes unlike ali who was on camera
@@KD400_ you don't owe her any explanation, yes we must Idolised humans that's why the word Idolize" exists.
@@aliyahcathey you a whole weirdo for that Smokin Joe is a Legend fym 😔🤦🏾♂️
Both Ali and Frazier are legends of the sport and will be talked about for many years to come.
R.I.P. SMOKING JOE
alot of respect for joe, very humble man
RIP Joe. You’ll always be the champ in my book.
R.I.P smokin Joe. you will be missed.
RIP Joe Frazier... a legend!
Smoking Joe... you are a true great.. loved you as much as Ali. You truly brave great boxer and great man
. This was the real heavyweight era Muhammed Ali was great, Joe Fraser made him great.... If it wasn't for this fights we would not be talking about them as we are today.... I met Joe, 4 months before he passed away.. He was in England In the city of Leeds, Celebrating 40 years anniversary of their 1st fight I have photos with him.... I held his hand, It wasThe hand that put Muhammad Ali ( My hero) on his back.... Joe still had a hang up about Ali, he always said Ali had the complexion for the protection.... I turned round and said to Joe never mind.... In a 100 years there'll still be talking about Joe Fraser and muhammed Ali.... Rest in peace my Brothers, Both of you are champions forever
Love this guy R.I.P smokin joe.
Rip Joe frazier my fav fighter of all time such a legend a hero
ALI. We went into thrilla in minilla both champions...We left OLD MEN. RIP CHAMPS
LEGENDARY JOE FRAZEIER DAMN
really upset on the death of smokin joe frazier a man who was never given as much respect compared to what he deserved great fighter witha lion heart really really ashame he has left the wolrd really upset rip joe hope god gives u place in the heavens R.I.P
The most decent man in Boxing a true Christian and what a great fighter RIP Joe.
He might have thought it was show business, but I was ready to kick butt ........what a fkin legend
Joe should have retired after the first fight with Ali unbeaten undisputed world champion the first to beat Ali
I from Pakistan love Muhammad, Joe frazier also being good friend of Muhammad. I daily pray for Muhammad after nmaz. Muhammad was a great man I love him 👍👍I also is, crying to remember him as Joe is remembering
A genuine nice guy
2 of the All-Time Greatest! I can see them up in heaven with Cosell trying to mediate!
love it "ur not fighting sonny Liston ur not fighting Floyd Patterson ur fighting SMOKING JOE FRAZIER" rip one of the greatest champs
When I was a kid I studied Ali. Along the way I found joe. I love Joe Frazier. All time great. Might be the greatest fighter of all time with the perfect circumstances. I put him up high on the list. I love you Joe. Think of you every day. God bless Joe Frazier. Luv ya Joe. One of the best to ever do it. Ain’t no more joe Frazier’s out there
Your dealin with smokin joe frazier you got your lunch.love this man respect
Joe was the Real Deal
Thanks for the memories Joe and Ali. Both great champions. Enjoy each others company in the great world of the spirits. Arohanui.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Like a man talking about his opponents ... Joe, you were a great boxer ... one of the greatest...
Mbl
Joe was amazing. Fearless and would fight anyone or probably anything living. He never ducked anybody. He and Ali will always be the gold standard of boxing rivalries. Ali's words did hurt Joe but they seemed to have gotten past all of that in the end. Smokin Joe..legend!
There were once in a ring down here, now they are up in a ring up there.
R.I.P. Legends Ali and Frazier.
Rest easy champ......peaceful journey.
THANX SMOKIN JOE 4 THA MEMORIES. A TRUE LEGEND & CHAMPION R.I.P. & MAY GOD BLESS!!!!!!!!!!!
great fighters, real great fighters
Size doesn’t match with Ali but he still won ,!! One of the best in his Era
ali was greatest of all time
He won once.
@@SAJ.GAMING and frazier right behind him.
@@SAJ.GAMING nope. Sugar ray robinson.
@@cheetoyeeto1232 both great
Different weigh classes and eras
True definition of a fighting man. The real life Rocky Balboa
I just watched the complete Frazier-Ali I fight from 1971. I don’t think there’s ever been a fight between heavyweights that had more energy & emotion. Joe Frazier absolutely refused to give Ali any chance to win that night. The fight will go down as the fight of the century or centuries. I miss you Joe. You continue to inspire me to this day.
Heads up 2 this man. Very physical & strong..Ali would be in trouble next time...RIP Dear Smokin Joe Frazier.. I'm 2 young but my folks loved u 2..nz
Smokin joe was the other half of ali's greatness in the ring and hopefully i can one day feel greatness like they did because their fights still echo in eternity
JOE FRAZIER - SMOKIN' JOE - #1
Will never see his likes again. Champion forever the Great smoking Joe Frazier 🏆🏆🏆🏆
You never threw in the towel champ. Your coach concerned about your wellbeing pulled the plug. Stand proud. RIP
RIP...GREAT MAN, GREAT FIGHTER, LEGEND! Rest In Piece!
Smokin Joe is the hardest man to walk the face of the earth.
Ali never knocked Joe down
Ali didn't throw bombs and couldn't knockdown Joe.
Ali strengths wasn't his power at all.
Frazier made Ali prove he was great and vice versa. Their greatness doesn't exist without each other.
The names Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali will forever be intertwined.
Great champion ..... love him.....
Love ya Joe . A true Gentleman . Miss ya....
32 Win - 4 Lose
2 against Ali & 2 against Foreman
Aside from that, he is monster that will knock the best boxer in his era
Smokin Joe is one of the toughest boxer in the history
he has excellent endurance & good stamina, back when boxing still at 15 Round
RIP Joe .. you were one of the best boxers ever .. even much better than Forman . But you weren't in your prime when you fought with him , otherwise , it would have been a completely different story . You were and still one of my favorite boxers .
They don't make more like you anymore sir, RIP Smoking Joe "Lion heart" Frazier
Joe Frazier was a quiet man. I remember my mother calling him a "lunchpail fighter." This meant he was a steady reliable hard worker. When you don't have the flash, style, and quit wit you don't get the recognition. God bless Ali and Frazier. May they be in heaven where all gloves are laid to rest.
My all time hero, I love Mr Frazier, what a man!! Here we are in 2023 and there's no smokin, just keyboard clowns
Joe Frazier toughest boxer ever
Ali said out of all my opponents Joe Frazier was the toughest
That’s my main man “Smokin Joe Frazier “ great fighter and an even better human being .
My favorite boxer !!!! I don't know why !!!!
Rip champ !!!!
Both deserve all our redpect. True legends
Rest In Peace and may your legacy live Joe Frazier.
A real champ
Joe will always be my favorite of all time
Your the greatest ever man God bless you
Ali, foreman, frazier ,LIST goes on!!! 100 years from now they still talk about these guys
but ALI WILL ALWAYS GET TOP BILLING,... because he deserves it beautiful man in outside the ring RIP ALI
garyr11 Ali was a bit a prick tbh great fighter an did some great things outside the ring but a wouldn't call a beautiful human the stuff he said to frazier was disgusting an racist
James Taylor he took it too far but he didn't mean to hurt joe he was just trying to promote his fights he even apologised to him
James Taylor they were both black what could have ali said that would have been racist.lol.ali was pompous and for good reason, he trumped both foreman and joe eventually.He was so confident in his talent, he rilled his opponents up soo much that when they join him in the ring they would want to kill him dead.
@@osumkid2748 Just because Ali is black, or anyone in general, does not mean that they cannot be racist. Anyone can be a racist, no matter what color they are. Ali did say racist things about whites. I learned this from watching a documentary that starred his managers.
The reason Ali said racist things is understandable. Ali grew up in the 40s/50s when segregation and racism was still common amungst color folks. He was exposed to both of these things and his hatred for whites grew. He didn't completely hate white though, as he was always a guest in a white man's show. Ali also said racist things after he joined a Muslim cult.
Now today's times are different than 60 years ago. Racists still exist but there is no need to shame white people anymore. Sadly, anti-white people exist.
@@hueyfreeman1983 an apology couldn't fix the bullying joe's kids received
Atleast they both are together once again in heaven. #ripALIandJOE
I just love the man🙆♂️ R. I. P Joe. You're all that
Very sad joe passing at 67 no age, thank you joe a gent 🙏
Joe Frazier u were a legend boxer love u rest in peace .
The Strong Boxer of the WORLD. Joe fraizer....!!!!
I really like and respect joe. He was a class act. He was a real man.
Extraordinario boxeador, gran campeón!
Love Joe a real fighter
Joe Frazier is great fighter.
Champion forever....SMOKIN JOE FRAZIER R.I.P
R.I.P FROM VENEZUELA....CHAMPION FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS.....A MAN
stayed true the game of Boxing top five, love u Joe.
Ali Frazier and Foreman! Just wow man. The rocky movies were based off this guy.
I grow up on Joe Frazier dr in his home town of Beaufort South Carolina. One of the best boxers ever.
Very sad. RIP Smokin Joe.
Love yor videos
Frazier won the fight of the century, nobody’s gonna take that away from him. He was the kryptonite to the superman that was Ali
Jerome Ley amazing fights but 2-1 in favor of Ali lol. 1st match Frazier, 2 and 3 Ali
Ali always had trouble with short guys. He loved big, bulky, heavy punchers.
The fight of the century because Ali was part of it.
@@Tee1312Jay that goes both ways,the people would not believe Ali when he said "i am the greatest" if he never fought Joe Frazier
@@joshuatree5620 He was proclaimed the Greatest after he fought Sonny Listen when was was the 8:1 underdog, he cemented that when he became the 1st boxer to win the World Champion title for the 3rd time. But don't get me wrong, Joe was one of the Greates and a the STRONGEST contender for Ali. Foreman humiliated Fraser, twice, yet Ali put him down.
can't keep me down Joe Frazier!
Smoking Joe Frazier
Definitely a Champion in every right
R.I.P JOE
We miss you already.
no doubt ... smokin' joe frazier was a man with a personality and a smart sportshero.
Great champion great courage great punch , like bowe
Smoking Joe Frazier greatest left hook in heavyweight history, followed by Tommy the Duke Morrison.
Don’t forget that Tommy Morrison had a secret attack the High Inverted Vertical punch or the HIV punch for short
Shame what happened to him.. I thought he was good too.. I mean he bested Foreman, I don't know if Foremans a bum too...
@@rachekane Morrison bested an Old Foreman,its like Lennox Lewis besting the old Mike Tyson,Good but not great.
RIP From South Carolina.
God bless his soul
If I was gonna be a bar fight and I was given the choice to pick Ali or Frazier as a partner...I would pick Frazier easy! He was a true street fighter. ...very tough son of a Gun
Ali fought in the war remember. Tough man.
@@JaanKashmiri jealous of what exactly? Ali? You? Dont make me laugh. Iv a happy life mate :D
@Corno di Bassetto all u said is buullllllshiiiit biggest bullshit fuck off. Joe would rip them
shahyan khan I Don't meant Ali the other ones
@@kingk9363 wow,he stayed in hosptial for a month.if that was you in there You'd be dead in the ground.
Smokin Joe put an ass whipping on Ali in the Fight of the Century.
@SWAG Dude That was the Thrilla in Manilla,Joe Defated Ali in the Fight of the Century.The 1st man to Defeat Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier great Boxeur. Great Champion.
Omgggg ...time is killing legends ....wooow
Considering the amount of Punishment Heavyweights from the olden days used to dish out,id say time.and alot of Heavy Head Punches.But Joe Dished out just as much if not more punishment than he took
This man deserved better than to have merely been considered the villain against the more beloved fighter.
A gentleman and a sportsman who gave his game everything he had. A good family man as far as I understand (unlike a certain someone else)
I remember how Joe Frazier was vilified as to the first fight with Ali. As far as I am concerned the only fighter to beat Ali when Ali was in his prime and fully prepared (before Ali's beginning physical decline)
In a way Ali is the reason we remember Joe Frazier.