Muhammad Ali at Australian TV Awards show. (1978-ish) 

Same

Muhammad passed in 2016.

Mate it’s the most wholesome thing you will ever watch 😂😂😂 to legends touching shoulders

@@dingdingding2190 yeh but the other guy died around November- December when the OP comment was written

​@@dingdingding2190 www.9news.com.au/national/bert-newton-to-be-given-state-funeral-in-melbourne-as-country-farewells-beloved-tv-icon/9d5da197-dca1-42b9-94b1-488b1a15405e#:~:text=Bert%20had%20been%20battling%20complications,attitude%2C%22%20Mrs%20Newton%20said.

Wasn't it from an ad?

True

@@IanTester I think so, but Burt Newton used to say it all the time. It was one of his famous phrases.

@@lightspeed388 Unfortunately, Australia and the USA have operated under the false premise that they understand each other implicity for far too long, and this is one of the outcomes of it. The histories are extremely different, and this proves it.

NadeemHayek.... Ur absolutely correct my brother... Anytime anyone said boy Ali would use that Roy line..

Spot on! Both rest in peace now. 🙏🏿

John Smith the greatest is Pele and then Bradman. They dominated their sports to a greater degree. Laver, Gretzky and Charlesworth can also make their claims to be better than Ali

Boris you're wrong! And what does boxing have to do with soccer, tennis ,hockey , etc in their sport. Clearly JC Typo is talking about boxing when referring to Ali as the GOAT! And he was. Who the hell is Bradman anyway?? And by the way Federer not Laver is the tennis goat .

Bert died?

@@user-gg1ud3ie5p yes 👍🏼 just now 🤣✡️

@@user-gg1ud3ie5p Lol looks like you jinxed it

Karmal got no such quarter.. why are people so unkind

I was in Dallas Texas & the porter was called Roy ....He took offence to me calling him Roy...

@@krystal5887 He did realise that which is why he's playing around with him.

@@krystal5887 Yeah he was. You can see him smiling. Ali did a lot of tongue and cheek where it wasn't clear if he was serious or playing.

@@krystal5887 By the looks of it you clearly aren't the sharpest tool in the shed you daft dipshit. Muhammad Ali was smiling and joking around. Did it look like he was offended?

I like how Krystal deleted his comments like that made it go away. What a clone

He might be getting the shit bashed out of him right now.

Australians were the ones who started the whole "backpacking" thing off. It wasn't unusual to meet Australians overseas. Like one British celeb said. That back in the 70's/80's you could be in the middle of nowhere in some remote 3rd world country and when you're signing in at the hotel, you would always see some Australians name who had already been there. But you're sort of right. NY, etc was to expensive for most Australians, so they would go visit some place more remote and less travelled, yrs before it became popular in other countries.

@@wufongtanwufong5579 Yes there were a lot of Australians travelling then, but a lot more didn’t because it was just too expensive. The cost of return flights to Europe was about $1500 to $2000 in the 1970s. This is pretty much the same cost of a fare to Europe pre COVID. The average weekly wage in Australia the mid 1970s was about $150/week. It’s now about $1,400 per week, so in relative terms it is much cheaper today. So a lot of Australians did not travel overseas in the 1970s. I think a lot of Australians also did more land travel through Asia. So they would get a cheaper flight to an Asian destination and then travel overland to Europe or other places.

not in Australia at the time

SauronsEye. Exactly. He meant nothing by it.. It’s just here in America; it’s frowned upon by black Americans when a white man calls a black man boy..

Ask aboriginals, aussies use the term boy to be disrespectful. It was racist

@@oceanbreeze3928Following on from my comment 8 years before this one. I've never heard anyone call anyone, "boy", in Australia in an attempt to be disrespectful. What Bert Newton said was actually complimentary, from an Australian cultural point of view. This is proven by Bert's clear confusion as to Muhammad Ali's reaction. To claim Bert was being racist or even insulting at that moment is deliberately ignoring the Australia context of Bert's statement. Your comment @OceanBreeze is an attempt to inject racism into a statement that was never there. That's laziness. It's lazy because you are projecting US culture onto Australia. The event took place in Australia. Directed at an Australian audience. The position you're taking @OceanBreeze is not, in anyway a sophisticated view of the world.

@@SauronsEye Australia is influenced by the US. It is also a European colony based upon racial supremacy like the US. If it walks like a duck, sounds like a duck and looks like a duck, then it's a duck. No one is creating division, the division has always been there, and that was created from greed and ensuing racial construct to justify that greed and crimes committed. If you want to be sophisticated then use your intellect and research the facts.

@@oceanbreeze3928 *A british prison colony where more or less no black people were banished to

& DMX

Yeah but he was being a prick the whole time. He would of been knocked out in the first 30 seconds of this video if he wasn't on stage. The arrogance of Australians is unbelievable.

@UCf5ZfZI9KYcsnkSWaQuRshA haha shut the hell up you plum. They were having fun. Get a sense of humour.

You're an idiot. Ali was photographed kidding Bert on the cheek later that night after presenting him with his gold award.

@@dansharov6828 that’s one way to generalise a whole race

@@dansharov6828 Fancy calling others arrogant when you of the belief all cultures are the same

We like roy