More Recognizable?

Muhammad ALI is far more recognizable than Rocky Balboa. Why? Because the layperson will relate Stallone as Rocky so technically it's not Rocky they recognize, it's Sly Stallone. But ALI is ALI, which is why people would know him more. You boxing scene members are too close minded. You think that everybody thinks what you think. First off, I guarantee my daughter would not know who Muhammad Ali is, but knows who Rocky is on just the music alone. And I know for a fact she doesn't know who Sylvester Stallone is. When I see a picture of Rocky I think of Rocky not Stallone. The character is a legend in his own right. Why else do you think he has been around for 30 years? It's not that off the wall of a question to ask.

you deserve to be banned and possibly killed And you are an idiot. If you don't like the question don't answer and move on.

Trust me I am not trying to take anything away from Ali, he is by far the greatest. All I am asking is who do you think a non boxing fan would be more likely to recognize, young or old. I'm not comparing real boxers to movie boxers, but you can't argue that just about everybody on this planet at one point in time has seen pictures or video of either of the two listed. you deserve to be banned and possibly killed

Was this a serious question? Trust me I am not trying to take anything away from Ali, he is by far the greatest. All I am asking is who do you think a non boxing fan would be more likely to recognize, young or old. I'm not comparing real boxers to movie boxers, but you can't argue that just about everybody on this planet at one point in time has seen pictures or video of either of the two listed.

Ali the last version of Balboa's face looked like it was made of clay

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Is this a joke? lol Well I answered Ali anyway! :) Yep............

Is this a joke? lol Well I answered Ali anyway! :)

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I agree, Balboa was a bum. He spent much of his career beating up blown up light heavyweights.