Originally posted by SuzieQ49
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Muhammad Ali was not a great fighter
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and a little over 200 when he fought cooper. he wasn't in his prime in those fights
ali was in his prime vs cooper. it was the fight before ali beat liston.
ali was just 206lb vs liston, was he not in his prime for that fight?
ali was just 203lb vss kerl midlenbergar in 1966, was he not in his prime for that fight?
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And Q, I have to disagree on the notion that Ali was prime vs. Cooper. He was still very much developing. I don't even think he was prime against Liston. It was one of his most impressive performances, however it wasn't prime in my eyes. It was kind of like where Louis was when Schmelling beat him. Still developing, still green, feeling invincible.
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Butterfly - stop using weight as an argument, it has no substance. Marciano would give Ali a run for his money.
Rocco - Ali couldn't handle Marciano, "no way, no how"? Are you kidding? That is just as bad as saying Marciano would have absolutely no chance against Ali. Their styles would make an amazing fight, a very close fight. Speed was the key to beat Marciano, pressure was the key to beat Ali. Get the drift?
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Originally posted by SuzieQ49ali was in his prime vs cooper. it was the fight before ali beat liston.
ali was just 206lb vs liston, was he not in his prime for that fight?
ali was just 203lb vss kerl midlenbergar in 1966, was he not in his prime for that fight?
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Originally posted by HecklerAli couldn't handle Marciano? yet he managed to handle Frazier twice who applied more pressure and fought at a faster pace?
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From what ive seen i definately think Frazier applied a greater level of pressure. He would essentially rush at his opponents, in particular Ali. Marciano's crouching agression was a little slower, however the man never stopped throwing punches.
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