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To think this guy was killed in an automobile accident rather than old age at 104. I wonder how much longer he would have lived? Also, I remember Dr Caldwell Essylstyn mentioning him in one of his lectures. Joe must have ate a very healthy diet.

George chuvalo was badly beaten by frazier, turning away in his corner.

A total embarrasment to the wing chun and martial arts community..watched several of his fights and there is little if any wing chuna application at all with the exception of his stance...which any good wing chun instructor will tell ..is not the way you fight in real life...Obasi throws alot of looping punches, I've seen him do a wing chun drill of chi sao..and its sloppy he uses his size and strength rather than technique..Anyone who thinks practicing wing chun or any martial art will prevail going up against a skilled trained fighter who spars regularly and is use to give and take, and is conditioned to go several rounds is delusional. Anderson Silva, John Bones, Ferguson etc... are good fighters who apply wing chun principals and techniques when and where necessary..but they don't rely on wing chun only

Sorry to hear george chuvalo is not well he cant speak etc. Such a great man not a bad looking guy too all best great man wa a pleasant guy he is too hes a warrior

George always stayed on his feet! Tough guy! as a Canadian very proud of him!

Its crazy that George Chullo outlived Joe Frazier. Rest in Paradise Smokin Joe

God bless

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legends

Both got stopped by Foreman.

Legends!

The both also fought Geoge Foreman

My two favorite boxers of all times. Tough as heck and humble and the same kind of style in a way

Two absolute fucking legends. Today's heavyweights don't have shit on these guys.

Great conversation with two true Legends! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Joe was such a loveable person

That's classic, George is the best...man, Joe Frazier had a wicked left hook.

George failed to mention that they were both knocked out by George Foreman. Coincidence? I think not.

George is very clear and coherent despite taking numerous punches during his career against some devastating hitters, Joe,however,sadly is showing signs of mental deterioration.

This was hard to watch

Surprised that when they called out their common opponents they forgot to say George Foreman.. Foreman blasted through both of them.. & was one of the 2 to only beat Frazier..

It's great to see these two old battlers together with no hard feelings from either man. George was still mentally sharp in this interview, Joe was another story though. I'm no Doctor, but looking at Joe and hearing him speak, indicated that there was probably some brain damage from the awesome power hitters Joe faced in his career. George had many more fights than Joe did, and took a lot more punches in his lengthy career than Joe ever did. George was fortunate to get out of the business with his head still straight. Damn, what a brawler both of these warriors were! These two battlers faced the same fighters, like George Foreman, Ali, Doug Jones, Jerry Quarry, Manuel Ramos, and Buster Mathis. Joe fought maybe 4-fights too many whereas George was still knocking them stupid even in his las fight.Many thanks for this wonderful video.

I have a huge respect to Mr. Chuvalo ( The shoots from outside boxing life, that He took are pure horror ) Only the mentally strongest people could survive

They don’t have gentlemen like that in the sporting game anymore. Just men acting like kids. Eventually this will fade away and the old will become new again.

Old but Dynamites💥⚡🔥💥🥊🥋🥊

One of my fav videos of all fucking time

Some good videos here. Where has this bloke gone

They both fought George Foreman. Surprised that conversation didn't come up.

....both fought George Foreman...

Tyson the 'gypsy queen' Fury.

Neither Joe or George bothered to mention Oscar Bonavena...he was a common opponent and had both of them down. Chuvalo lost to Oscar by decision in 1966. Shame on both of them.

The Golden era of boxing 🥊!

Funny how Chulvalo took more punishment that Frazier, but his speech seemed unaffected. Frazier, on the other hand, has speech affected by time and punishment.

They both also fought Foreman. 👍

Anybody that can step in against Foreman, Frazier and Ali and never get carried out is a bad mother.

Two great guys

Kind of amazing George didn't mention their most common opponent. The guy neither of them could go more than 6 rounds with. Maybe George doesn't remember? Maybe it's because it's another George?

Im going to mma using kung fu, mainly wusu which is close to wing chun, and variations from other styles like tiger and mantis along with chi gongs. No need to switch styles just fight, show me him fighting a couple of your guys, i like watching technical martial arts in, remember to use relaxation when they hit then absorb with your guard, u are a sponge.

Looks like they not giving him a chance, just let him fight

The greatest fights ever were not ko's. I saw Ali=Frazier at the Loews Theatre. it was none stop action -no time even to buy popcorn.. Never before : 2 undefeated Champions, Classic Boxer v, Puncher. it was close but the knockdown clinched it for Joe

I don't think they mentioned it, but Ted Lewin had studied gyms for a long time while working his way through art school as a pro wrestler. HIs book on being a teenage pro wrestler features many great illustrations he did while waiting for his matches.

Before I watched the video I thought the Wing Chun man was going to be a scrawny 5’2 nerd.

Joe & Cloverlay ducked Liston.

I'd never seen a fighter literally grab another fighters arms and pull him off the ropes!....great stuff.

Two boxers and gentlemen

Chuvalo's memory is excellent, he remembers all the dates of his fights.

WC a dominant style ? That's funny.

Chuvalo had it right the first time. He first fought Ali March 29, 1966 in Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto CA. The Narrator had it wrong. For Ali last fight befor exile was March 22, 1967 vs Folley. Ali didn't fight again til Quarry in October 26, 1970.

JOE was from my Home Town, of Beaufort, S.C. He had a Large Plantation here.. as a Young fighter of 17 years, was introdused to Joe, and was invited to go and workout with him at the plantation.. Great Guy! He was VERY Down to Earth! I miss him.. R.I.P..

I meet Geroge on several occasions over the yrs of boxing n even had a few whiskeys with the man, WHAT A KIND SOUL!.. We had him come evey yr to our club shows. Today BIG GEROGE is in a retirement home with Dementia, PLZ PRAY FOR OUR CANADIAN CHAMP!... WE LOVE U GEORGE ❤ 💯🥊🥊