Karen Has Never Seen Muhammad Ali's Amazing Speed | First Time Reaction

Comments · 194

• CH

  @chrispswann6825 · 3 months ago

  No Muhammad Ali reaction is complete without looking at his interviews and trash talking. Nobody in the history of sports was a better trash talker than Ali

  81

• JE

  @jefflang6271 · 3 months ago

  1960's pre-ban Ali had the foot & hand speed of a welterweight. Amazing to watch.

  29

• GE

  @GeorgeWebber-g2c · 3 months ago

  Documentary called "When we were kings". Wonder an academy award, it's a must watch for any Ali fan.

  5

• CU

  @curtisw502 · 3 months ago

  They talk about lighting up a room but Ali really had an aura about him. He could hold court with presidents, world leaders, kings, or the homeless on the street corners. Forever the people's champ. RIP

  5

• RO

  @RoadToMedical · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWSQLXHhVU4&amp;t=278">4:38</a> I was so tuned in I didn&apos;t realize his hands had been down the majority of the video.... That&apos;s insane

  3

• TE

  @TEXTMANNEN · 3 months ago

  Rocky Marciano - 49 wins - 0 loses - 43 in KO. as a heavyweight, when he himself is 5 ft 10.... &nbsp;5 ft 7 in reach.<br>After 4 years as a boxer, he meets Joe Louis... boxing for just 4 years, and wins. Louis is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential boxers of all time.<br>He started boxing when he was 24, when other boxers used to quit boxing due to age.<br>And after 8 years as a boxer he quits.<br>Undefeated.<br>A unique boxer.

  6

• TO

  @tom7471 · 3 months ago

  He was one of a kind in the history of man. Thanks for the posting and reaction!

  3

• SI

  @SilkWorm1514 · 3 months ago

  The post fight interview after the Rumble in the Jungle against Foreman is incredible and emotional. Ali spoke straight from his heart and everybody was listening.

  7

• AB

  @abdielbenisrael8906 · 3 months ago

  People forget how much of a physical talent Ali was especially when he was young and in his prime. He was 6&apos;3 at 200 plus pounds with amazing hand speed and had cat like reflexes. He really was The Greatest.

  4

• RO

  @RowanFerguson-r2n · 3 months ago

  It was lovely to see him again. I&apos;m no fan of boxing, but he was beautiful, he was funny, he was informed and he spoke for others who had no voice, (he was often called a loudmouth). He was not just a sportsman, he was an inspiration.

  1

• RO

  @RoadToMedical · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWSQLXHhVU4&amp;t=487">8:07</a> She is so in sync with you, down to movement and facial expression.... That was hilarious 😂

  3

• KA

  @KarlBAndersen · 3 months ago

  &quot;Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, you can&apos;t hit what your eyes can&apos;t see,&quot;

  1