Joe Louis Pokes Fun at Muhammad Ali (1966) 

Exactly.

That’s what he gets .... what did he think he was ganna get ?

@@natralrasta771 What do you mean? Are you saying he was naive to serve?

@@tangiers59 yes he was.

@@Ludo045 I understand that. On the flip side I also understand why Muhammad Ali refused to serve. I appreciate Joe Louis serving but if he had refused also I wouldn't have blamed him.

sadly they're gone

Now we have ghetto trash 😂

People in general had more class back then.

@@TA-hf6si Very true.

@@TA-hf6si- Did they or was it just when they were on camera?

Hilarious. Joe’s a legend.

@@connshawnery6489 Yeah, Ali was a once in a lifetime encounter but Joe in his own right was as well. Joe was limiteded by the times and culture of his age. (IMO) Had Joe came after Ali, He would have been talkative as well as a great champion.

@@lefonzopollock4345 Great point! Times had indeed changed, especially post Jim Crow and Joe kicked legitimate ass during his heavyweight reign. 12 years a champ and 25 defences, a record than still stands today.

@@connshawnery6489 Joe told the then known Clay(AKA) Ali....If you think you can beat me, you better wake up and apologize lol 😆 Mahmoud Ali would latter use that line as well!

@Abu Ibrahim Ahmad Well....One other time was when Joe Fraizer before their first fight, "You not fighting Sony Liston, you not fighting Jerry Quarry, you not fighting Oscar Bonavana, you fighting "Me" Joe Fraizer!"

But, he did it with calm style and grace. Joe was Mr. Freeze cool.

First time I've seen Ali speechless lol he knew he was had

Hi. Can you please explain what he meant by A Bum of the month tour? I don't get it

Louis sometimes would go around fighting lower level opposition once a month, rather than fighting top level oponents once or twice a year

@@totalmartyrdom 🙏🙏

Government doesn't care about anyone or if you served in the military or died for your country or not, they just want that money

Ali was put in prison during the peak of his career. That's another way of being treated like crap.

I don't think Muhammad Ali ever went to prison. I believe that he just wasn't allowed to Box for 3 and a 1/2 years. 3-1/2 years of probably some of the best years of his life right when a fighter is at his peak. (at least back then)

One of greats all time for sure...but not quite NUMBER ONE.

+wm young Oh no, The best of all time. The time he was in with all he had against him. Where nutrition was at compared to "better fighters" at their time and today is night and day. Exercise and power gaining knowledge in comparison is night and day. To do what he did is not on the same level as other fighters. I believe he defended his title 15 times in one year, that will never be matched again with fighters today lucky to fight more than twice a year. Best of the best.

Lucc701​ I disagree. Joe was great, but the competition level in the heavyweight division began to enhance as the years went by. The heavyweights in the 60s, 70s, and beyond....redefined that division. In modern times, Joe would most likely be a light heavyweight. Not only that, Muhammad Ali, as well as many of the men he fought, such as George Foreman, Sonny Liston, and even modern fighters like Evander Holyfield could've beaten Joe Louis. His "bum of the month" club literally consisted of many bums...who were easy for Joe to hit. His power was devestating, but he was a very slow starter, his footwork wasn't efficient enough to keep up with the likes of fighters like Ali, or any heavyweight of his size, reach, and speed. Joe is a legend, but not the best EVER in the heavyweight division. Now pound for pound, Sugar Ray Robinson is the GREATEST. Joe Louis HIMSELF....said this. Muhammad Ali HIMSELF co-signed this. Sugar Ray, pound for pound, is the all-time best....and that's according to Joe Louis himself. 

A lot of people forget that when Ali started out as a professional boxer, he weighed around 190 lbs. He put on weight as he matured. So did Evander Holyfield who many considered a blown up heavyweight. I think Joe Louis would've also put on weight to adjust with the times so I'm tired of hearing that bullshit about weight. I loved Ali as well but for him to be so light on his feet, everyone tend to forget that he took way too many unnecessary punches. How can a man that move so well take these many punches to the body and head. Just like Frazier and Norton, Joe Louis would've also found the target on Ali. But Louis was quicker of hand and had more power than Frazier and Norton. Ali was quick but he was not a master defensive fighter like a Whitaker or Mayweather. Don't get it twisted. Ali was a very good boxer but he was not a master boxer like Joe Louis. What made Ali great was his showmanship and fighting the good fight for our people outside the ring. I love them both.

+Kenneth Johnson He took punches as he got older, but all of this shit you're saying doesn't change the fact that Ali was too quick, had way too much reach, and too agile to ever get knocked out by Joe Louis...who would only be able to beat him by knockout...but he couldn't catch him to do so. Ali could also tie you up, push you off with sneaky rights and lefts coming out of the clinch, AND he could take a punch. No Comparison. Anyone who says Joe would beat Ali...is basing their conclusion on emotions instead of logic. By the way, it's not like Joe didn't take punches either. Remember Billy Conn? He was losing that fight until he got lucky and landed a good punch on Conn...who was a fast stick-and-mover. If he could give Joe Louis trouble....Ali would play games with him. Watch Ali fight Zora Foley, and that's how the fight between Joe Louis would've went.

His mind seemed completely intact despite all his fights. It eventually caught up to him though, a shame.

Still don't mean they would win a fight it was a lot of bums in joe Louis era

@@druwood1 Bullshit, you don’t know what you’re talking about.

@@druwood1They had good fighters just like Louis in that era

This was right before he changed his name...so at that time...he still went by Clay.

If it's 1966 Ali was already a declered muslim.

gianca60​​ IF THIS is in fact 1966, which I'm aware of Ali's life and career by date by the way, his name change was still new, and people were still getting used to it...so many people were slipping up. Also, there were people who were neglecting his name change to make white people comfortable or get some sort of validation from them by denouncing the importance of Ali's new name. Ali didn't respond to Louis for calling him clay because he was respectful of him as a legendary champion even though he disliked his uncle tom ways. 

Right said.

He better no had said anything and as a matter of fact he should have addressed joe louis as mr louis

То что сделал Джо, в ринге, да и после, Али как до Китая Раком. Али перед Джо, Луис ом, сапляк штаны на лямках, сосунок. Единственно что сделал Али, так это то что сделал в свое время Джо Луис. То есть вызывал своих побежденных на матч реванш. Луис выходил на бой каждый 3 месяца. Он был очень часто выступающий боксер, даже для такого спортсмена как Джо, нагрузка неимоверная. Али бы сразу сдох бы на хрен. Так что как то так. Сидит пилят ни какого уважения к Луису. Сапляк куев. Одним словом, мне этот пиздабол, не нравится вообщем.

It’s Actually Charles Barkley that looks like joe Louis …They have the lips and head shape in common

He can run, but he can't hide. If Frazier could touch him, Joe Louis certainly would have, as he was miles ahead of Frazier as a technical fighter, plus he was bigger and faster. I will say though, the Ali who fought Cleveland Williams and the Louis who fought Schmeling in the rematch would have been something to see.

Ali is not Billie Conns nor is he Joe Walcott. He is faster but he is also a bigger target who leans back and keeps his hands down. He can't parry and he leaves his body exposed. Against someone like Louis, he'd be in trouble.

No disrespect to Frazier, who is one of my favorite fighters of all time, but Louis had more technique and was bigger and faster than him…And Louis had power in both hands too.

Yea both outdated

Who did Joe beat and who did Ali beat? I rest my case

@@cookiemuncheryumyum well joe beat trash who never would make amateur in 70s Look at joe facing max a man who easily was bullying him and moving around joe can't even land much unless max stands still Joe is tiptoeing the whole match and no angles looking really slow like a turtle and stiff and very hesitant both of these guys look like that they look horrible I dont see how this is impressive compared to 70s-90s it looks like novices And crazy trolls say how he could beat wlad/tyson/ali/canelo/foreman/any other 70s-90s yet these people are way more advanced and way smoother then his whole era Bunch of crazy idiots I tell ya its easy to see everything I say is fact

@@cookiemuncheryumyum Who did Ali beat that was 1/2 the fighter the great Joe Louis was??? I’m not going to wait the answer is none.

​@@cookiemuncheryumyumJoe Louis beat 5 world champions.

@ Pattrell Ali couldn't take punches well? My God man where have you been? Ali fought the in the greatest era of heavy weight boxing and fought all the best, in the 60's he was barely touched and upon his return he took shots from the best of them, what a terrible misguided statement you made.

@@mstrunn You're really ignorant; he was not in the 70s in his prime and that's also when was known for taking his best punches...

LOL the only thing Louis and Williams have in common is that they wore boxing gloves. Williams was way past it when he fought Ali as well.

@@louisthebeatgardner I did not say they were alike. I said, AIi fighting Louis would look like AIi VS Williams(or London for that matter) if Louis did not give up a lot of rounds. He'd have to take any opportunity to work the body that he had and capitalize when AIi did finally tire. Still, with classic Louis(as he fought in his prime), it would be no contest! It's a style nightmare!

There's no outcome in which Ali can knock out Joe Louis. He doesn't have the power, and neither is he going to get an exhaustion type knock out, Louis stamina is 10/10

Sorry, that distinction belongs with Rocky Marciano.

@@WalkerWainwright88roberto duran holds that title buddy

@pollardmark A better boxer? He was a plodder with a great right hand always looking for the KO he had trouble with boxers, 12 year reign is great but who did he fight?

@@mstrunn he was trolling anybody can see joe was stiff and basic

@@mstrunn all those dudes was horrible basic stiff just no good Why didnt joe talk back like most dudes do when they have a scheduled match its cause joe knew his era was horrible compared he knew ali would run through him

​@@mstrunnHe beat 5 world champions and the best contenders of his era. His resume speaks for itself.

@Pedro_Le_Chef no it doesn't nobody fighting like those guys made mid card in 70s cause they were horrible in style

Louis would win

@@Narration___Nation I doubt it, Ali at his best beats any heavyweight ever IMO

@@youtoo2233 Ali is overrated is unbelievable. Just because he beat a bunch of slow, washed up fights dosnt mean he’s the best ever

@@youtoo2233 ask cus dmato, the same guy that saw a 13 year old mike tysin box for the first time and predicted he will be the youngest heavyweight champ (which he was) and predicted Duran would beat Lenard (which Duran won) and Ali and srr voted otherwise on that fight

@@Narration___Nation nah, Ali lost a few fights but also beat the best of his era in the 60's and 70's. Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Lyle etc were not washed up

Great advice there in the end. You should take it. Go watch Louis fight, watch breakdowns of his technique and then make an objective evaluation. Every great trainer agreed that Joe Louis was boxing perfection.

​​@Pedro_Le_Chefn nope doesn't work that way slow person those are selected highlights,in full rounds which he saw like me shows overextending a lot of times to the body and are very hesitant in most movements. They don't fight from range much,they leave themselves open a lot of times, and a lot of times they will just throw to the body and not protect themselves. They use mostly counters when up close. The lateral movement is very basic. They don't seem to be able to punch from range while doing it smoothly. They have to stop then punch most of the time. Their feet are mostly tiptoeing.

Ali Already beat Bill a more advanced more fluid ver

Look at joe facing max a man who easily was bullying him and moving around joe can't even land much unless max stands still Joe is tiptoeing the whole match and no angles looking really slow like a turtle and stiff and very hesitant both of these guys look like that they look horrible I dont see how thats is impressive compared to 70s-90s it looks like novices And crazy trolls say how he could beat wlad/tyson/ali/canelo/foreman/any other 70s-90s yet these people are way more advanced and way smoother then his whole era Bunch of crazy idiots I tell ya its easy to see everything I say is fact so your wrong try watching 70s

Video on my page foreman louis compared,those are full rounds showing everything not these best moments crap Which era used more angles/fluidity/defense/timing/tech/fought smarter? Very odd how I couldn't find anybody fighting like they did in Louis era in 70s-90s exsposed Badly troll

My video foreman Louis shows exactly how Joe and his era fought. In that video, does that version of Joe look like he or anybody else would land anything on people foreman fought? , he and guys from his time look like novices compared side by side to no names Foreman fought, and in no way does anyone from that era look like they would last 1 round vs. guys in the 70s-90s

@@showofhands8214 nah he’s absolutely right, Ali’s evasive skills would’ve been too much for joe, they had 0 footwork in Joe Louis’ era of boxing. They just clobbered each other, Ali introduced footwork to the sport

@@darrylgriffith9322 Maybe to the heavyweight division, but Ray Robinson was dancing around everyone else.

@@AvioftheSand even Robinson didn’t have crazy good footwork his was decent, just cuz evasive boxing was looked at as cowardice in those times. Boxers just went straight up at each other. I will say he Sugar Ray Robinson was lightning quick and relentless. He just kept coming. I would’ve loved to see him and Mayweather go at it in both of their primes

@@AvioftheSand or even Ray Robinson vs Ray Leonard in their primes

@@showofhands8214 I seen Jersey Joe, never seen the others I’ll check them out

If Norton's jab found it's target when fighting Ali, what would Joe's jab find? Keep in mind that Joe Louis is one of the top 3 jabbers in the heavyweight division.

@Pedro_Le_Chef nothing cause Larry was way more advanced so makes no sense to say that and ali already fought a more advanced ver of louis name was bill

No its cause he seen how that era was trash like its easy stupid to even say Joe would even be able to land why would u try to give respect to a person who was like 30 years way less advanced it makes no sense

That was scripted and yes Ali did Alot of trash talking but it was his way to get under his opponent skin , every boxer had thier own technique to be mentally strong and that was Ali way , but to be a good fighter u have to be mentally strong and phisically strong and fit , but to be honest with you if Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali did have a good fight in the ring if they were the same age I think Joe Louis would have won ,joe Louis still holds records that no other boxer defeated yet, I love boxing I know every fighter and all about each one , I watch thier feet and Thier hand's and Thier defense,15 rounds was crazy beating each other to a pulp and I don't understand how the government thought it was ok to make them sign over 90 percent of thier earnings just because they were black men and to top it off Joe gave the military all of his winnings like 100 thousand dollars worth of his winnings and then 2 years later the IRS goes after him for taxes on that money,he signed it away for the government, I think they should make it right and sign a check over to both of these men for how they did them so dirty

How is that when joe wouldnt be able to land u people slow

​@@cmoneythemanHow were Chuvalo, Doug Jones and Cooper able to land?

@@cmoneythemancooper landed but Louis wouldn’t? lololol

​​​​​@@kingyoung3192My video foreman Louis shows full rounds exactly how Joe and his era fought. In that video, does that version of Joe look like he or anybody else would land anything on people foreman fought? , he and guys from his time look like novices compared side by side to no names Foreman fought, and in no way does anyone from that era look like they would last 1 round vs. guys in the 70s-90s So what exactly are you laughing at and talking about cooper for? Exposed yourself How come no one made mid-top guy fight with as. many obsolete flaws as my video shows they had from Joe's time in the 70s and 90s? That seems very odd to me that all those guys made pro using those obsolete flaws in the Joes era but not in the 70s or 90s. Where was an Ali type in Joe's time? What was his name, Billy, who wasn't as advanced and outboxed Joe easily, and Joe couldn't catch him until he stopped moving so much? Where was the guy as advanced as Moorer in my video? Where was his type in the joe era?,where was the as advanced as miguel the 8th guy foreman fought in my video to,where was a guy as advanced as him in joes's era? But you're fiction, Joe, who no one has video of can land on a real Ali? Badly expose yourself.

Bulshit there's no way Joe Lewis can beat Muhammad Ali just by selling that Muhammad Ali with a dance circles around Joe Lewis ass

It seemed like you took more blows than Joe Lewis & Muhammad Ali put together

Your mums pussy takes more beatings

My video foreman Louis shows full rounds exactly how Joe and his era fought. In that video, does that version of Joe look like he or anybody else would land anything on people foreman fought? , he and guys from his time look like novices compared side by side to no names Foreman fought, and in no way does anyone from that era look like they would last 1 round vs. guys in the 70s-90s So what exactly are you laughing at and talking about cooper for? Exposed yourself How come no one made mid-top guy fight with as. many obsolete flaws as my video shows they had from Joe's time in the 70s and 90s? That seems very odd to me that all those guys made pro using those obsolete flaws in the Joes era but not in the 70s or 90s. Where was an Ali type in Joe's time? What was his name, Billy, who wasn't as advanced and outboxed Joe easily, and Joe couldn't catch him until he stopped moving so much? Where was the guy as advanced as Moorer in my video? Where was his type in the joe era?,where was the as advanced as miguel the 8th guy foreman fought in my video to,where was a guy as advanced as him in joes's era? But you're fiction, Joe, who no one has video of can land on a real Ali? Badly expose yourself.

Really? You're putting louis on 6th place? That man was probably the most effective, efficient, and technical puncher you'll ever see. Tyson is way too overrated too. Put Holyfield in the list

Tyson In his prime would beat Louis .

@@shehzadhussain6964 is that a fact? Your whole list is stupid. I hope by "any boxer" you mean "any heavyweight" because those guys are not the best ever

Mr. Steroids Holyfield doesn't belong.

@@vincentdizon3614 yeah sure. The man who constantly fought better opponents than tyson or anyone in his era doesn't belong in a top 10 heavyweight list.