First Time Reacting to Muhammad Ali - The Greatest (Original Career Documentary) The Goat 🐐🥊

Comments · 77

• AT

  @atuuschaaw · 8 months ago

  Ali will always be <b>The Champ</b> ❤️

  13

• 3B

  @3bdallah73 · 7 months ago

  From the eastern hemisphere, I salute you for shedding light on the legend Muhammad Ali.

  4

• AN

  @annbeguity5932 · 8 months ago

  “He was hated” — The sports bosses, press, establishment, and many people who went to the bouts may have hated him. But out here in the country, boy, I can tell you he was our king pretty much right along!

  2

• KA

  @karenreagle5425 · 8 months ago

  He was ABSOLUTELY the greatest boxer for the sport of boxing even my 92 year old grandmother watched him box to see Ali get knocked out because he was such a braggart. Pretty GREAT to get a 92 year old white woman who never watched boxing before and make her become a boxing fan.

  3

• MA

  @marshalljankins4526 · 8 months ago

  Check out &quot;Ali saves man from jumping of of a building &quot;

  5

• KA

  @karenreagle5425 · 8 months ago

  When Mike Tyson was young he said he would go into boxing and avenge &nbsp;the Ali loss to Larry Holmes. Ali was there that night and Mike certainly had &nbsp;avenged Alis &nbsp;loss to Holmes that night..

  3

• OL

  @oldgoat142 · 8 months ago

  Been waiting for this! I&apos;m only just a couple of minutes in but I have to say, as an old guy I&apos;m really happy you decided to do honor to this incredible man. He&apos;s one of those transcendent individuals not only because of his athletic ability, but because of what he did for humanity as a whole. My favorite ballplayer of all time, a man I paid tribute to on my channel a few years ago, Roberto Clemente, is much like Ali in how he helped others. In fact, it cost him his life. Ali paid tribute to him once. <br>One of things I remember, which I found remarkable, was his relationship with Howard Cosell, who supported Ali especially during those hard times when Ali had his title taken from him, and was basically banned from making a living (which I&apos;m sure will be covered in this video). It was sometimes a difficult relationship, but they respected each other and Cosell was an outspoken man in his own right, and outspoken in his support of Ali. He caught a lot of heat for it but he stood his ground.<br>I have no doubt this will be an excellent video, and well-worth the wait.

  2

• PA

  @Parkerj10000 · 3 months ago (edited)

  I&apos;m 64 years old<br><br>Ali was my childhood hero.<br><br>He was like a black comic book hero.<br><br>He helped black and other people <br>Believe in themselves.<br><br>He helped black people know we are beautiful people.

• CA

  @catcountry0099 · 8 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s amazing that throughout all of the trial and tribulations he had to face, he never wavered or allowed others from the public, media, press, and government to ruin his fight and spirit. A man of great courage, will, upstanding moral principles, who was also cheerful, lighthearted, charismatic, funny, a brilliant poet/eloquent trash-talker, while also being sensitive to the suffering of oppressed people and trying to build them up. Best fighter ever in and out of the ring! Great reaction!🫡

• LW

  @LWindell-u6u · 2 months ago

  How was 3 years old in 1960 and I grew up in New York Harlem New York Muhammad Ali three times I used to walk down 125th Street have the thousands of people Holly was a true champion he&apos;s a proud black man it was an honor to meet Muhammad Ali I shake his hand by three times he&apos;s truly the greatest fight of all time

• MA

  @marshalljankins4526 · 8 months ago

  Check out &quot;Ali Rap&quot;.. he&apos;s been credited with birthing Rap.

  5

• KA

  @karenreagle5425 · 8 months ago

  Ali was a great fighter in the ring but what Ali should also and maybe more importantly &nbsp;be remembered as is a great fighter for humanity ...

  4