Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier interviewed by Dick Cavett, Michael Parkinson January 1974. 

I noticed that. Very handsome. Especially when he smiles. He looks like he has one little cute dimple on his face. ❤❤❤

I’m straight and white but I recognize joe and Muhammad both were handsome. Charismatic and both champions both knows they on tv they wanna look good on tv but they had their own unique charm in spades.

Joe had that Rugged Man's Man aura about him.

​@@joshuatree5620yes.

Joe was a Legendary boxer💯💯

And a good man.

@@swami1 I agree and a great family man too

Ali was nothing but a racist bigot. A sore loser who did nothing but belittle the great Joe Frazier. And Joe brought nothing but class and integrity to the sport of boxing. Funny how 'the greatest' would have a temper tantrum if anyone called him 'Clay', yet he routinely called Joe an Uncle Tom and a Gorilla. Ali is a despicable excuse for a human being. Smokin' Joe is the TRUE people's champion. A class act all the way. God bless ya Joe!!! 1

I think they were friends but it's a shame there isn't much footage. Both seemed really down to earth blokes. It's a shame for those born in the 90a like myself weren't there to see all what was about then. Which was the last generation of gentlemen.

That's no left hook.👀

@@Rhatid-mon He catches Ali. Perfect shot. Better than R15

i'ts not like that at all you miss the point they already explain its the art of war this trash talk , to also get more people to watch the fight after the fight they are nice to each other

Muhammad Ali is most beutiful and handsome man.❤

I love Frazier infinitely more than I like Ali, but you gotta understand, that was Ali's thing: being the showman. He knew how to play his cards and he did em. That's me talking about the all mouth all show, it definitely worked. No excuses for the gorilla shit, though, I'll give you that.

Muhammad Ali called Sonny Liston a Bear George Chuvalo the cleaning lady Ernie Terrell the Octopus, Floyd Patterson the Rabbit, and George Foreman the Mummy and Leon Spinks Blackula 👀 Nevertheless all of it was all a part of the act to sell himself and the fight 👀 Also Muhammad Ali was only a man he was under a lot of stress his title had been unjustly taken from him, because he refused induction into the draft 👀 Ali had also been beaten by Frazier and Norton who both got annihilated by George Foreman 👀 Nevertheless Ali was upset about his lost to Frazier and it reflected in his attitude and speech 👀 Ali didn't personally believe Joe Frazier was a Gorilla he said it to promote the fight it was part of his act 👀 There isn't much difference in how Frazier looks than Muhammad Ali's Father or Brother 👀

@@claykendall7681 And except for maybe your “cleaning lady” reference, none of those nicknames are rooted in ugly, longstanding stereotypes which caused people to believe Blacks were animals and not human. Ali started calling Frazier an ugly gorilla and an Uncle Tom before their first fight. And I’m sure Ali knew the racial connotation of that bullsh*t but he did it anyway and it got more egregious by their third fight. Yes, Ali _was_ just a man, but one wouldn’t know it by how so many people deify him like he can’t be criticized. 🙄

@@LadyDuchess before anything was said the real americans took Ali's title in the prime of his career nobody beat him in the ring 👀 Nevertheless Joe Frazier won the title by participating in boxing elimination fights for the title 👀 The claim by the people during that time was that Frazier couldn't be the true champion unless he beat Ali in the ring 👀 Frazier being the confident and proud man that he was helped Ali the best he could to get his boxing license back so he could shut Ali up and the naysayers not, because he liked Ali 👀 Frazier also felt like Muhammad Ali was stupid for not obeying the real americans and he should have known the consequences of going against the real americans 👀 Nevertheless with that Frazier also kept referring to Muhammad Ali as Cassius Clay after he made it perfectly clear that his name was Muhammad Ali 👀 Frazier was pro establishment and following the narrative the real americans loved him and some black folks, but that Era was a time of resistance. Ali knew that the real americans were on Joe's side that's why he was so hostile with Joe Frazier 👀 Nevertheless Ali also spoke highly of Joe Frazier even back then, but Joe was a man who didn't play when he felt disrespected 👀

@@claykendall7681 Blah, Blah, blah, more excuses. Either you’re not Black or have no clue about the history of Blacks being referred to as monkeys, apes & gorillas. ✌🏾