Muhammad Ali ruined his legacy with that Antonio Inoki exhibition

[PeepeePoopooMan]

Ali is a eurobum. Froid would wipe the floor with him

[GhostofDempsey]

I'm just responding to all the Floyd haters such as yourself. What's wrong, do you think you retards can say whatever you want but people can't respond back?

Floyd shyt all over Ali when he wasn’t getting the adulation he felt he deserved. Shame on him. At least Ali fought other greats at their best. Can’t say the same for Mr. 50-1.

[GhostofDempsey]

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[Roadblock]

The Pactards and Floyd haters came out in force yesterday. They're the ones who look desperate, clinging to an exhibition as some twisted form of payback for Floyd beating all their favorites back in the day.

They all watched it live Im a Floyd fan and I only seen highlights lol they have serious mental issues it was pretty obvious an untrained Floyd would have trouble stopping a CruiserWeight, seriously this forum has become such a toxic place, these children are all about hating on fighters, that's all you see thread after thread hating on somebody it kinda turns you off even wanting to come here, they not even a fan to their guy it's all about hating, when I was a teenager this kinda BS never existed because you would get a punch in the mouth of somebody lol, but today it seems these BS people are everywhere.

[Affogato`]

Antonio Inoki was a pro wrestler champion...

[thedarkdragon11]

KingMay's exhibition can't be compared to Ali-Inoki...

KingMay's were under pure boxing rules... Ali-Inoki was under hybrid rules wherein Inoki can wrestle...

What KingMay has done just further add into his boxing legacy... Ali can't because it's not pure boxing...

[ShoulderRoll]

Antonio Inoki was a pro wrestler champion...

It was undignified to see Ali engaging in this sort of thing:

[Spoon23]

It was undignified to see Ali engaging in this sort of thing:

No, not really. It was fun watching it, but that said, here's an inside scoop of that exhibition. Inoki kept on hitting Ali's shin and after the fight it went gangrene. According to Ali's team his leg was close to being removed. It was that crazy. True story.

[ShoulderRoll]

No, not really. It was fun watching it, but that said, here's an inside scoop of that exhibition. Inoki kept on hitting Ali's shin and after the fight it went gangrene. According to Ali's team his leg was close to being removed. It was that crazy. True story.

It was actually pretty boring to watch the whole exhibition, and Ali looked like a buffoon jumping up on the ring ropes.

But at the end of the day that didn't change the fact that he was the greatest heavyweight ever.

[Spoon23]

He looked like a buffoon jumping up on the ring ropes.

But at the end of the day that didn't change the fact that he was the greatest heavyweight ever.

Yeah because he fought a wrestler and not a boxer. Didn't tarnish anything slick.