How Do People Hate Floyd for Running, But Love Muhammad Ali?

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  • juggernaut666
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    #71
    Ali had knock outs and wasn't elusive as Floyd this made for better fights ,he got hit ALOT despite what blinded eyes see. Ali also had some good knockouts. Ali's style today wouldn't be so liked ,you guys would criticize him because he didn't engage and was really a smaller Tyson Fury LIKE style fighter without the inside punching.

    People are just brainwashed bc what he did in HIS era,that style would not look good at all today and we all know this.

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    • Fidel456
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      #72
      Originally posted by Sp0rty Cr@ig
      I get that.

      My point is that they use RUNNER in s negative context as If running is the reason they hate him. Why not be real and just admit that they hate him as a person and that makes them biased against his fighting style??
      Well that should be mostly cause he doesn't take risks, black, and unpleasant style of fighting. Me? I don't like him cause he's corny an makes idiots out of his fans. He just finished saying he's taking a risk fighting Conor.

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      • McNulty
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        #73
        Originally posted by T3dBundy
        Clay and Jones boxed a six-round exhibition in Louisville, Kentucky on October 27, 1966. UPI called it "humiliating" for Jones, who had hoped a good showing might get him a rematch with Clay, then known as Muhammad Ali and holder of the World Heavyweight Championship. UPI reported: "Clay toyed with Jones, landing his patented jab time after time. At no point did Jones land a solid punch."

        source: boxrec
        Fake Source, the fight was in 63' and it wasn't an exhibition!

        Jones had the edge going into the ninth.

        Then Clay opened up. His hands pumping like pistons, he unleashed barrages of eight and ten punches at a clip.

        Jones took it all and replied with punches of his own. Cassius, however, had a big edge in the last two rounds, especially the tenth, when they staged several hot trades to the delight of the crowd.


        http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Ca...vs._Doug_Jones

        REALLY GOOD READ HERE!



        Jones was then matched against 17-0 Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). Judges Frank Forbes and Artie Aldala had the bout 5 rounds to four for Clay with one round even, while referee Joe LoScalzo had a screwball scorecard giving eight rounds to Clay, only one to Jones, and one even. Clay’s jabs frequently fell short, while Jones blocked many of his punches. Perhaps the first, fourth and seventh rounds were the best Jones fought, his right hand landing on Clay so often he made Clay look silly. Jones appeared to have the fight won on the cards going into the ninth round, though Clay appeared to be more active in rounds nine and ten with punch flurries. Still, there were many heated exchanges in the tenth and final round. Click on the links above to watch the fight in its entirety and come to your own opinion about who won.

        Jones was 14 pounds lighter and three inches shorter than Clay. At the time, Clay was the number two ranked heavyweight in the world, while Jones was ranked third in the world.


        http://realcombatmedia.com/2013/07/r...n-world-title/

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        • The D3vil
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          #74
          Originally posted by McNulty
          And Ali lost to Leon Spinks, Larry Holmes, and Trevor Berbick at the same point in his career as Tyson was when he lost to Lewis.

          Why would you pick a fight at the end of Tyson's career and not compare young or prime? Doesn't make sense.

          Cooper dropped him with a left hook and Cooper was a bum.



          Replace Tyson with Cooper and you think Ali gets up?

          Doug Jones whipped Clay's as$. Insert Tyson in those fights and Ali loses.
          What's the shame in losing to Larry Holmes?

          Dudes an all-time great.

          And Tyson lost to Buster Douglass when he was 24, undefeated, and thought to be indestructable.

          Plus, you're forgetting Ali's resume.

          He fought more killers than anyone.

          You keep bringing up Cooper, but Cooper could hit, so could George Chuvalo, and Cleveland Williams, and Sonny Liston, and Joe Frazier, and George Foreman, and Earnie Shavers.

          Tyson , as much as I love him, made his bones fighting guys like Berbick, Spinks, and an old ass Larry Holmes.

          I think he would've beaten Lennox & Evander in '88/'89, but we'll never know

          What we do know is once he fought them, they embarrassed him in the ring.

          Ali's got the best resume, the best wins, the most skills, the best chin, and the most heart in the history of the division.

          It's not close, mang.

          YOu keep bringing up fights with Jones & Cooper, as if that says anything.

          Dude, Joe Louis should've lost to the light-heavyweight Bill Conn & was being embarrassed by him until he knocked him out in the last round.

          Does that make Joe Louis a bum now?

          I mean, you could find an off night for damn near every great fighter in history, bruh.

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            #75
            Originally posted by The D3vil
            What's the shame in losing to Larry Holmes?
            Listen to me you dumb fcuking mongoloid. You're not going to cherry pick my quotes to suit your own agenda. You said this.

            Originally posted by The D3vil
            I gotta disagree with you there.

            Tyson's my guy, but he lost to Lennox Lewis my dude. Ali was too fast and too mentally strong for Tyson.
            AND I SAID THIS

            Originally posted by McNulty
            And Ali lost to Leon Spinks, SNIP, and Trevor Berbick at the same point in his career as Tyson was when he lost to Lewis.
            You don't just get to pick Holmes you dumb fcuking clown. You don't pick fighters that beat whoever at the end of their careers. You want to talk Logic, here you go b1tch.

            Originally posted by The D3vil
            You keep bringing up Cooper, but Cooper could hit, so could George Chuvalo, and Cleveland Williams, and Sonny Liston, and Joe Frazier, and George Foreman, and Earnie Shavers.

            What we do know is once he fought them, they embarrassed him in the ring.

            Ali's got the best resume, the best wins, the most skills, the best chin, and the most heart in the history of the division.

            It's not close, mang.

            You keep bringing up fights with Jones & Cooper, as if that says anything.
            I bring up Cooper because he dropped Clay like a sack of **** in his prime.

            Cooper was there for Clay to win against. He was 33-11 and Clay was 18-0. Thats like Tyson getting dropped like a clown against Steve Zouski.

            Left hook: Tysons best punch. 18-0 vs 18-0, Tyson wins. I've got supporting facts, you don't. Doug Jones beat a 17-0 Clay, weird right?

            Tyson went to jail and was out three years. Thats a massive factor on the rest of his career you ******.

            Tyson lost when he was 37-0.

            Clay lost to Jones in his prime, Tyson lost to nobody in his prime. Douglas was knocked out. Bad officiating fcuked him over and thats a fact.

            Liston threw both fights, Foreman took a dive, and Shavers got robbed, why mention them?

            At least Tyson never won a fixed fight.

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            • ddeg10
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              #76
              Ali took chances and produced knock outs. Period.

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              • GoldenGloveLove
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                #77
                If "running" is your stated reason for hating either fighter, the odds are you're just ******.

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                • The D3vil
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                  #78
                  Originally posted by McNulty
                  Listen to me you dumb fcuking mongoloid. You're not going to cherry pick my quotes to suit your own agenda. You said this.



                  AND I SAID THIS



                  You don't just get to pick Holmes you dumb fcuking clown. You don't pick fighters that beat whoever at the end of their careers. You want to talk Logic, here you go b1tch.



                  I bring up Cooper because he dropped Clay like a sack of **** in his prime.

                  Cooper was there for Clay to win against. He was 33-11 and Clay was 18-0. Thats like Tyson getting dropped like a clown against Steve Zouski.

                  Left hook: Tysons best punch. 18-0 vs 18-0, Tyson wins. I've got supporting facts, you don't. Doug Jones beat a 17-0 Clay, weird right?

                  Tyson went to jail and was out three years. Thats a massive factor on the rest of his career you ******.

                  Tyson lost when he was 37-0.

                  Clay lost to Jones in his prime, Tyson lost to nobody in his prime. Douglas was knocked out. Bad officiating fcuked him over and thats a fact.

                  Liston threw both fights, Foreman took a dive, and Shavers got robbed, why mention them?

                  At least Tyson never won a fixed fight.
                  Listen b*tch

                  You're the ****** here, not me

                  Tyson got dropped by Douglass and didn't get up.

                  Ali got dropped by Cooper, and? He got up and stopped him in 5.

                  Even if we do what you want to do to do and erase Liston, Foreman, and Shavers from Ali's resume (which is ridiculous). He STILL has a better resume than Tyson because he beat Frazier twice, Floyd Patterson, Bob Foster, Ken Norton, and even good contenders like Ron Lyle and Jimmy Young, who'd be better than damn near anybody in the heavyweight division today.

                  Tyson didn't fight anybody but arguably Razor Ruddock and a blown up Michael Spinks and an old ass Larry Holmes before getting beaten up by a blown up Cruiser in Evander Holyfield.

                  Ali beat Archie Moore when he was old too, but you don't see Ali fans bringing that up

                  And you seem to forget that Ali had 3 years in his prime missing too, remember?

                  Tyson went to jail AFTER losing to Douglas. Ali was exiled from boxing in his absolute prime when NOBODY could touch him.

                  Ali has Hall of Fame scalps. Tyson doesn't

                  Ali had all-time stamina. Tyson didn't

                  Ali had an all-time chin. Tyson didn't

                  Ali had all-time heart and faced adversity. Tyson folded when he faced adversity.

                  I can't believe your argument is so ridiculous that you've actually made me argue against my all-time favorite fighter.

                  But even a Tyson stan like myself knows that Ali's better

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                  • McNulty
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                    #79
                    Originally posted by The D3vil
                    Ali got dropped by Cooper, and? He got up and stopped him in 5.

                    Floyd Patterson

                    Tyson didn't fight anybody but a blown up Michael Spinks
                    And Floyd Patterson was't blown up either?

                    The point of bringing upCooper is if Cooper could land that shot on Clay, Tyson would easy and Ali would end up like Jimmy Doyle --- DEAD.

                    Time to shut up now ****breff, you're stinking up the joint!

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                    • The D3vil
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                      #80
                      Originally posted by McNulty
                      And Floyd Patterson was't blown up either?

                      The point of bringing upCooper is if Cooper could land that shot on Clay, Tyson would easy and Ali would end up like Jimmy Doyle --- DEAD.

                      Time to shut up now ****breff, you're stinking up the joint!
                      Jeez you're dumb.

                      Plenty of Hall of Fame fighters have been caught slipping by one punch and then got back up and beat the crap out of a lesser opponent.

                      You think Ali's the only one who had a lesser opponent land a lucky punch?

                      And even with that he STILL got back up and stopped Cooper in 5.

                      And Ali took punches from Earnie Shavers, Sonny Liston, George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Cleveland Williams, and Ken Norton Sr.

                      He could take a punch from Tyson.
                      Last edited by The D3vil; 08-24-2017, 03:39 PM.

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