Rare Muhammad Ali Documentary (1972) 

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Richard you haven’t seen any more photos from church today 😢😂

@@richardpixley9357 talking to yourself?

but where's his SOUL today? God's Hand was in Ali's fate. HE said 'put no other god before Me,' and 'i will not share My glory...' [exod. 20 and isaiah 42 respectively]. Ali stated in interview that his goal was to convert THIRTY THOUSAND people to muslim/islam religion. how does that make Jesus Christ Who died for the world's sins and illness feel? was His death in vain?! and all for The Great Deceiver?!

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2021 I am 63 and everyday I hookup to the Ali system and tap into some recharge for my soul. Ali will always be the greatest in my life

Very much alive can tell you

Ya that was priceless

His daughters book “ At Home with Mohammad Ali” , which I just finished reading, is a beautiful , poignant, loving book of Ali as a caring, playful, doting father. It was so heartwarming, I cried many times throughout. His divorce from Veronica, she asked for, was unbearable for him. His many love letters showed how much he wanted to try again. It was so sad to read. It’s a great book if you want to see another side of the great Ali.

@@leosunrising thank you so much for your testimonial , I was not aware of this side of his life …..

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Not in this lifetime or the next! R.I.P CHAMP, YOU ARE TRULY THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES!!!!!!!!! 1love

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yes, the greatest at boxing..only. poems weren't bad either. but his agenda was. he spoke of converting THIRTY THOUSAND people to the enemy. you know God had to dismiss him quick [parkinson's disease, slow and debilitating to deteriorating of the BRAIN!] God's Hand was in Ali's fate. I DIDN'T SAY IT, but GOD, The Creator, said 'put no other god before Me,' and 'i will not share My glory...' [books of Exod and Isaiah respectively].

Have met a prefect man ever lol. But get your point 👍

ME TOO😊

Greatest period ! PEACE!

​@@fckmaga "GREATEST period "

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Jesus always looks forward to the time when he calls his saints home to be with him in their new spiritual body.

Wow you are a lucky lady to meet the goat

That's powerful Brother. Thanks for sharing.

@@jerryde2861 thank you bro.. him and Malcolm X are my greatest inspirations

@@mexicanmachismo2064 Two Great Giants of our history.

More than being a great boxer Muhammad ali was a great humanitarian he loved people of all races creeds and color and culture, what ever city he visited he made it his business to hang out with people that other people looked down on.

@@abuabdullah8545 thats why he is the greatest. No one can touch his legacy.

Well stated, Donna. I am in complete agreement with you all the way.

it's float like a butterfly ... sting like a bee

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He got that from Drew "Bundini" Brown. Ali and Bundini were the Chuck D and Flava Flav of their era.

One or two other races too I hear*

FACTS... 💯💯💯💯

I'm white and I idolize this man

@@ignacio9399 Sad to see these racist comments isn't it, why people segregate their heroes is beyond me..

A man to that

So did I... couldn't get through the whole thing

IMO, 🤷‍♂️The Greatest Man ever to Walk this Earth 🌎 💯👌🏻Greetings from Wales UK 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✌🏻

Agreed yes!

Agreed yes!

MY HERO

Seems like there’s always more lol

Wow, thank you!

I'm white and believe me he's a hero to many people so it's disappointing that you feel like his colour defines him...

@@DaveSCameron Don't take it personal brother.

@@DaveSCameron Your reply proves MF Doom’s comment. Ali was a Black man and was proud. You define yourself as white, but none of this is about you or your feelings. You have a choice as to wether or not to define yourself by your color. Others have had that choice made for them for centuries. If you consider him a hero, great. But you can’t choose how define him. His power, his Black Masculinity, is what made white folks uncomfortable. And it seems that it still does.

@@DaveSCameron ...it was back in the 70s you know that right? you understand that him being able to become a public figure whilst being black is a huge achievement back then and now right? being black and loved by the public is a challenging thing, even Mohamed wasn't allowed to use the bathroom in a plane he was on buuuut as you said, you're white so you wouldn't see that since it doesn't apply to you. just watch the video.

Hea man, I'm white, l don't fear black manhood , l praise it, as brotherhood ,your the one who fears out of ignorance at best and racism at worst, if you are a man, apolitical for your mistakes

You mean of all time don't you?

@@kevinnewton5460 Floyd Mayweather is the greatest of this era.👊🏾

@@ikeknight3535 Floyd mayweather couldn't lace Ali's shoes... mayweather faced weak fighters past their prime like a coward

@@ikeknight3535 I'm measuring the total man when I say the greatest all time. His impact exceeds the ring.

@@kevinnewton5460 that's right but you can just forget about Floyd Mayweather being the greatest defensive boxers of all time. Mayweather is undefeated. You can say the same for Muhammad Ali. That's why I said he's the Greatest of that era and Floyds the G.O.A.T in this era/generation. And you can't forget about Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson would've knocked Muhammad Ali to sleep if he was in Ali's era. Then you got Roy Jones Jr who was arguably one of the greatest in his prime. C'mon now my guy. You are missing the point. There is always gonna be a G.O.A.T in every generation. I'll even put Deontey Wilder up there even tho he lost some fights. But he still has time to redeem himself. He's still young. Oh and last thing I would like to mention once Mayweather beats Logan Paul then there is nothing else for Mayweather to prove to anybody at all. He's gonna beat his brother as well. And whoever else wants to catch those hands. Those are RU-vidrs, not professional fighters at all.

Well, when he was in high school, more than a few colleges were interested him for football since he was a great all-around athlete. The man was 6’3 and 220 lbs in his prime. Some big 10 coach thought Ali would’ve been the ULTIMATE tight end because of his size and speed. If he HAD played, the guys In Ali’s age range who redefined the position-namely Mike Ditka and John Mackey-might’ve been omitted from NFL lore. He could’ve been Kellen Winslow, Sr. 10-15 years BEFORE Kellen Winslow, Sr.

@@Odawg96 In 1967, Vince Lombardi, in fact said, "You know, that Ali could have been a great tight end."

Exactly!!

Actually I think it was his personality. His personality is what made him extremely unique

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I am as huge an Ali as anyone ever, but that is not true. Boxing was in much better shape before Ali than it is today. Before Ali, everyone in America and the whole world, in general, knew the name of the Heavyweight champ. Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, and Floyd Patterson were heroes to millions. But Ali took boxing to a much higher level, of course. Now, very few people, less than one percent, I am sure, know the name of the heavyweight champ - even though there are probably three or four people all claiming to be champ at the present time..

@@miraclemeditations3919 I stand corrected

​@@billhoare7404Before Ali the biggest sports were baseball, boxing and horse racing. Muhammad Ali did take boxing to another level like you said

Search for Dontell Jackson, educate yourself & thank me later.

Correct Andrey my African/FBA brother! I am a Nigerian living in the UK and i say for my FBA brothers and sisters........CUT YOUR CHECK NOW!!!!!

He was hated because he was powerful and woke..His knowledge and courage was a threat to our oppressors.. PEOPLE FOLLOWING ALI WAS THE BIGGEST THREAT TO OUR OPPRESSORS, THEIR BIGGEST FEAR IS THAT WE UNITE AND BE ON ONE ACCORD!!

Switzerland. I added a synopsis. Thanks for the love.