How wonderful to watch a boxing match without the commentary. No distracting drivel and opinion. Just the fight. Commentary for radio. Silence for ‘TV’.
@@dustylover100 yes, and the jaw was broken early in the fight, a quarter of an inch break- yet Ali still fought the rest of the fight with that injury. Kinda tough. 👍
Oui mouhamad Ali ,est le plus grand boxeur de tous les temps c vrai pour en trouver un comme lui ce sera pas facile il a des qualités extraordinaires ,hors du commun .
Yes! The Jab & Front Foot Adjustment, is the Trick to Transfer Power into the Over Hand Right Punch or Right Cross, it's Amazing the difference such a Small Adjustment can make!!👍
Yes he seems Off Balance when he throws his right hand, his Footwork is lacking, but never the less he is a Champion for getting in the Ring with the Greatest!! Who am I to Judge!
blin was smaller..but fight incredible good..he had very hard life as he was child..dnd he fight hard..so its impressive to see him against Ali like this...
My uncle from Hamburg who had been on the olympics in Mexico had trained with his friend and box camerade Jürgen Blin for the fight against the Great Muhammad Ali. They trained hard and smart but failed against Alis jabs and Cross and his footwork. But Jürgen was outstanding to keep fighting so hard the whole fight. R.I.P. Muhammad Ali and R.I.P. Jürgen Blin!
Wow I agree a great fight over all. Blin was an aggressive opponent. He was freakishly strong and attacked like a Viking! He tagged Ali many times but I have to give it to Ali for his courage he never backed away from those onslaughts and showed courage. It must have been the confidence Ali possessed in his own abilities. Ultimately he just outboxed his opponent Jared Blin.
Excuse me? He was leaning way back on the ropes a few times avoid punches.There is nothing wrong with backing away as an opponent expends energy and then returning to a working formula.
All the other guy had wAs he e as wild hebloiked like a drug addick motorcycle scumbag he never should of bin in thete in the first place give him money so HR could blow it IP idiots where are they now no whete
I think you summarized it well. Blin had to lunge in to hit, so he lunged and lunged to get his hits in, but Ali is hard to hit, so Blin isn't getting much result from huge effort. Ali just had to be patient, block Blin's attacks as best he can, and box.
I almost feel sorry for Jurgen here. Every time he tried to put together any sort of attack, he was caught time and time again by the piston like left jab of Ali's. Blin really gave it his best shot. It must have been so demoralizing and frustrating for him. Respect to Blin for his courage and durability .
@@boxeolocopunch762 and foreman pushed while joe Frazier hit the hips and Tyson would wrench arms and be on yak and evander would headbutt while shavers would hold and hit...even playing field...looks like blin is throwing elbows
Mohamed Ali was not only a great boxer but a great man also , this is a perfect demonstration of his technic , float like a butterfly sting like a bee. Many boxers have said about him , I knew that he was a great boxer but when you are in the ring against him , then you really realize that he was the greatest .
Clay was a bum. the only thing he had going for him was the uncanny ability to take a punch. Most of his opponents were no talent losers. Jack Dempsey would have beaten the piss out of him. So would James J Jeffries. Joe Louis would have killed the bastard.
@@scottsimmons5350 you talking about the man while you dont know his name. We all can see that you're a hater. Muhammad Ali is the greatest of all boxers. If you dont have respect, then don't watch his movie you idiot
A tough and clinical win by Ali against an explosive and dangerous opponent. In the final round Ali landed lightening fast left hooks and was setting up the right cross which eventually ended the bout.
Ali looks off fighting some ham and egg er but you can never tell when he's acting that s why he's out smartef so many helping to make him the greatest showman and heavy weight boxer of all time,has Tyson ever out smarted anyone
That knockout was a thing of beauty. Blin's out on his feet and doesn't even know it. He tries to take a step back, and his legs give out. He had taken several hard shots in the 30-45 seconds prior to that, and was already a little wobbly. That last shot just connected perfectly, and Blin was done.
Thanks for sharing.... This is one of the very few Muhammad Ali fights I hadn't seen before 👍 Good performance by Ali Vs a difficult and awkward opponent 👏
@@davebryant8050 Not at all clear what you are talking about bud? No dive from Blin in this fight, just loss of consciousness and legs turned to jelly.
All "outside" fighting boxers are head hunters. Especially big heavyweights fighting smaller guys. I dont remember Lewis or Klitchko ever going to the body either. Pop with the left jab, pop, pop and if there is an opening, big right to the head.
@@cooldaddy2877 Don't waste your time. Johnson, Dempsey, The Brown Bomber, Marciano, Tyson and several others... all great champs that would have given Ali all kinds of trouble. But Ali was the only heavyweight who always claimed to be the greatest, so now the sheep repeat it. Ali was good. Very talented. Great chin. But I saw dozen fighters push him to the limit. He never could deal with Frazier and I wonder how he could have handled being pressed like Marciano, who was basically Frazier X2. Ali survived Foreman. And that's why his legend grows.I'm
Blin was fearless, but like a bull in a china closet. Sooner or later he was either gonna run into Ali's punch or knock himself out. Maybe he did both. Anyway, good fight by Blin, but also great patience by Ali. For him, this was just a journey fight on the long way back to reclaiming the title.
It was too physically taxing to box with Ali. He was bigger and had a longer reach than most of the heavyweights and his agility permitted him to throw the jab from every angle, which gave him a reach advantage even against men his size. And then he had the stamina. The big guys couldnt chase him around for long and the smaller guys, that could chase him, had to eat several jabs to the face to maybe land a single punch on him and be in a constant head movement motion that ate up precious energy. Meanwhile, he was just throwing the flicking jab moving backwards, winning rounds, conserving energy. If he saw his man in trouble he'd move in for the kill, if the man fought back, Ali would again move to safety zone. If someone caught him with a good punch, Ali would hug him and push him back. Other than Frazier, Marciano and very early Tyson I cant imagine of any other fighters in the history of heavyweight division that had the combination of characteristics to take Ali into deep and uncertain waters. You needed superhuman stamina, ability to take punishment, and very high workrate to alternate crippling his midsection with bombs in the head. Then of course you could have the odd ones like Norton, against whom I doubt Ali ever won a round convincingly. Norton had superb stamina, very long hands and developped a specific defense to mess up with Ali's jab, which in turn messed up his whole rythm.
the dancing around is about Ali being hurt in the previous exchange. He looks in command but is avoiding contact... running away for extended periods. It is smart, but not a sign of winning in itself. He gets so much credit for "dancing",
I have seen an interview with Juergen Blin lately where he said he had not really a chance but the only direction was forward. Blin: "If I had done nothing he would have knocked me out in round one."
Ali's best asset was his left jab..yes.. but his footwork was remarkable for a guy of his size .Agile and well coached in ring craft. He would assess his opponent's strategy and arsenal by moving to his left, always moving..and jabbing with his left to keep his opponent away and he quickly figured that his opponent only ducked one way and so chopped him repeatedly with a downward right
Let's also say, to my humble opinion, that this german guy wasn't an easy client for Alì.... he's fast and Alì's defense could have suffered this type of fighter... anyway, it's such a great pleasure to watch this fight...
Ali the most famous boxer in the world . No internet, tweeter and Facebook in the 60s and the 70s . According to the international press the name Muhammad Ali was known in the most remote areas of the world.
Man, this is what I call “Respect” 20:15 ...so many times Ali could have taken advantage of him when he swings wide & missed. Oh yeah...that Ref was pissing me off 🤷🏾♂️
Blin was very quick and aggressive, almost like a middleweight. But He had no way around Ali’s jab. Ali’s ring movement was exceptional and he was very patient and methodical the way he wore him down.
Blin has no stamina. His lung gave out on him. Muhammad Ali's conditioning is superb. Ali's secret is stamina and endurance and ring smarts. Ali has been in the boxing business since he was twelve years old.
Most casual fans don't realize the range of small movements Ali used to keep opponents off-balance, second guessing whether to punch, where to punch; his shots came with so little set-up, on the beat, off the beat, that otherwise excellent fighters all said he was nearly impossible to figure out - and most of this was after the unjust three year separation from the sport which cost him his reflexes. People will often say he had no punching power, or that it looks like he's slapping. But Ali frequently did something which gave his punches the ability to separate opponents form their senses and/or motor control - the sudden twist at the end of a seemingly innocuous cross or hook. Watch one of the highlight reels of his KO's. Otherwise durable fighters tended to freeze in place, collapse where they stood, as if electrocuted. It is a different kind of force than we're used to from a big, powerful fighter. Imagine a small stone, traveling twice as fast as a large one, but spinning when it hits its target. Compare that to being clubbed with a big rock, or an actual club. Neither is pleasant. But if you've been in the ring, hit by a muscled powerful but slower dude, and also by a speed demon with great accuracy and the ability to land when you don't have time to react, you'll know just how different the effect is. The men he made look incompetent were among the best heavyweights in history. Every meaningful heavyweight of his generation were in the ring with him, and he beat all, except Holmes....and Holmes fought Ali when Ali was symptomatic with Parkinsons and heavily medicated. Only a few spotted his few weaknesses; Ali made sure to rematch his TOUGHEST opponents, and beat ALL of them in rematches. Want an education in Ali, and the intricacies of the sport? Watch: th-cam.com/video/DHE3Lz0DUuU/w-d-xo.html
@@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG I honor your uncle. As a doctor who worked on the trauma cases of more than 500 veterans, I can tell you that few agreed with the war even if they were proud of their own service... And it took a hell of a lot more guts for Ali to face everything he faced. He didn’t run, he didn’t leave the country, he faced public opinion, he faced the courts, he sacrificed his livelihood and the best years of his career… All to avoid A war few people on this planet still believe had anything going for it, Ali remains the most recognizable and loved figure of modern times around the world. One who good thing for himself. Remember your uncle with love. I don’t mistake marching off as a kid because your ordered to do so for courage. Courage is facing what’s in front of you, fully, whether it was a good idea or not. You’re in it. You deal with it. Some have a good sense and the courage to go by their own principles. I honor them every bit as much, and I’m not alone.
@@danielsapenpsychologistph.1142 thank you for your amazing service ! And great response. I understand he took a hit for his career but Elvis got drafted as did many other stars. I'm sure most got cushy roles as Ali probably would have. Side note. I've been a nurse for 15 years and my specialty is psych 👍👍 I enjoy my work with our veterans,I always treat them extra special. It's really sad how bad our younger vets from Afghanistan/iraq wars have been treated with their mental health. I've seen so many with drug addictions since being discharged from service. Here in mass they opened a substance abuse facility that focuses on former military and first responders. I can't think of the name but it was a great day when they opened recently.
Coward? l don't think so. It's the other way around. Ali fought face to face in a greater war than Vietnam🇻🇳, which was the US government n won. Though Ali passed away some years ago, people in America n around the 🌎 still praise the g.o.a.t to this day, it will continue on in the future n forever will be. Amen!
This one of Ali's best. Blin was no match for Ali's speed and his ability to duck opponents punches as he made Blin look silly. Blin swung at the air too many times to count. Blin was frustrated and angrily lunged at Ali several times off balance and into the ropes. When Blin swung wildly charging into Ali, he just covered up and those round house swings just landed on Ali's arms or Ali just danced away. Finally, Blin just walked into a right hand after taking a bloody beating from Ali's left the entire fight. You could see Blin had no defense, no answer and complete confusion as Ali hit him continuously with the left and ended it with the right to the jaw that spun Blin's head and knocked him out. Ali is still an inspiration to watch for all time!
Ali the GOAT. A real gentleman. He would have knocked Blin cold in the earlier rounds when Blin missed and got himself exposed. Ali did not use that opportunity. A real gentleman. RIP champ.
@@GuyFromTheSouth True and I Imagine pro boxers also understand that it is i a lot of peoples' interests to have fights of several rounds.( which is a bit like saying he or both took it easy or paced themselves for a few rounds except there is nothing easy about earning a living this way)
@@ianrutherford878 yeah that happened to Mike Tyson. A lot of ppl quit buying his fights because it was one short highlight reel they'd see on TV later.
Wow Blin just didn't know when to quit! Ali fought EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE. Don't think there's been such a well travelled champ since, truly a world figure. RIP GOAT 👊
@@herbb8412 Yes Larry did, he ducked no-one and was a worthy underrated champion, but the sheer world scale of Ali can't be matched, he reached out and fought in so many countries.
As a 16 year old watching this bout I didn’t appreciate what a good and brave competitor Juergen Blin was. He was well conditioned gave his all, that’s as much as a man can do, hats off to Jurgen albeit 50 years late.
Ali was lord of the rings. Kept using his left jab all night. Blocking blin attacks till blin got tired. The ali landed one right hand and that did it. RIP king of all kings.
Never seen this fight or heard of Blin before. Blin could duck and weave, but he swings wide and lunges, loosing his balance.The punches that did connect did not seem to have sting and power like Ali's do. Also, Blin looks like a smaller fighter. Like he is fighting above his weight class.
Its always a pleasure to watch an Ali fight, but just as pleasant is no commentary. Its bliss not having to listen to pundits constantly rabbit over the action and your get to hear the crowd instead
I think Blin was doing very well. First round was Blin for sure. I think Ali knew he was getting behind in the second and lifted as best he could. 3rd, well ..... Blin got nailed! Ali went Supernova! 🇭🇲🤗
The issue fighters like Blin had was catching up with Ali and making punches stick. Blin does catch him a few times in the early rounds but most of his work is wasted energy, punching wildly and shoving Ali onto the ropes where he never minded being. By round 7 he looks knackered and desperate, then Ali picked him off.
Blin's style troubled Ali for 3 rounds. In the 4th he got on his toes and moved, making Blin look wild and clumsy. From then on it was a matter of time.
Kudos for trying. Also knows that with a height and reach disadvantage you have to get inside to have any effect or any chance. I'm amazed at how many shorter guys try to fight on the outside these days. Crazy.
@@nickfanzo Thermonuclear MORONS! Ali's genius talent was beyond question by 1964. Sonny Liston was a terrifying destroyer, and Ali's fearlessness and movement in the ring made Liston look foolish. Good lord.
This quick straight right hand is what he used against Liston(2) and Foreman as well as others. It doesn’t seem that awesome a punch, but when delivered perfectly it was devastating.
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How wonderful to watch a boxing match without the commentary. No distracting drivel and opinion. Just the fight. Commentary for radio. Silence for ‘TV’.
Muhammad ali was something else!! Indeed the greatest!
I appreciate the quality of this video and it has no talking all over the video, thanks ✌️💢💥🔥💯
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Beautiful upload thank you Mr Blin showed courage and determination against Ali
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That Blin really gave it a shot didn’t he? Landed some big punches but Ali had a solid chin. All great fighters MUST have that solid chin.
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Looked like a demo box by Ali. Just playing with Blin who got more confused the longer it went.
Very hard to fight against speed and defense. Ali had both and mercy. Greatest boxer.
@@denisrailey777 no goodz
The jaw that Norton broke.
@@dustylover100 yes, and the jaw was broken early in the fight, a quarter of an inch break- yet Ali still fought the rest of the fight with that injury. Kinda tough. 👍
This match was fought 53 years ago... half a centuary ago and the video is still good.
Ali was a natural..... boxing was his thing and he did it excellently! Rest well great boxer 🙏🏼, still watching you box 😃
Oui mouhamad Ali ,est le plus grand boxeur de tous les temps c vrai pour en trouver un comme lui ce sera pas facile il a des qualités extraordinaires ,hors du commun .
Blin had no jab to set up his power punches .... Ali was a work of art .... just amazing to watch !
Yes! The Jab & Front Foot Adjustment, is the Trick to Transfer Power into the Over Hand Right Punch or Right Cross, it's Amazing the difference such a Small Adjustment can make!!👍
Yes he seems Off Balance when he throws his right hand, his Footwork is lacking, but never the less he is a Champion for getting in the Ring with the Greatest!! Who am I to Judge!
Blin didn't have any power punches
blin was smaller..but fight incredible good..he had very hard life as he was child..dnd he fight hard..so its impressive to see him against Ali like this...
I agree. Credit where it is due.
Yea a few lucky punches but he's still trash. TRASH!
My uncle from Hamburg who had been on the olympics in Mexico had trained with his friend and box camerade Jürgen Blin for the fight against the Great Muhammad Ali. They trained hard and smart but failed against Alis jabs and Cross and his footwork. But Jürgen was outstanding to keep fighting so hard the whole fight. R.I.P. Muhammad Ali and R.I.P. Jürgen Blin!
Wow I agree a great fight over all. Blin was an aggressive opponent. He was freakishly strong and attacked like a Viking! He tagged Ali many times but I have to give it to Ali for his courage he never backed away from those onslaughts and showed courage. It must have been the confidence Ali possessed in his own abilities. Ultimately he just outboxed his opponent Jared Blin.
Excuse me? He was leaning way back on the ropes a few times avoid punches.There is nothing wrong with backing away as an opponent expends energy and then returning to a working formula.
All the other guy had wAs he e as wild hebloiked like a drug addick motorcycle scumbag he never should of bin in thete in the first place give him money so HR could blow it IP idiots where are they now no whete
I think you summarized it well. Blin had to lunge in to hit, so he lunged and lunged to get his hits in, but Ali is hard to hit, so Blin isn't getting much result from huge effort. Ali just had to be patient, block Blin's attacks as best he can, and box.
Yeah, sure. Ali was so afraid of Blin, LOL!
Good summation
12/26/71 the day after Christmas, Boxing Day, how appropriate. This was a great gift.
This young man has a brave heart…
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Love the champ thanks for putting this on
Muhammad Ali is the Gift of God for this planet
I almost feel sorry for Jurgen here. Every time he tried to put together any sort of attack, he was caught time and time again by the piston like left jab of Ali's. Blin really gave it his best shot. It must have been so demoralizing and frustrating for him.
Respect to Blin for his courage and durability .
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lots of his landed but he was soft puncher
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Ali is a clean fighter...love this man,,nobody can do what ali could..the only ali forever..a very professional and talented boxer
He usually hold behind th neck when he losed speed ..and that was dirty..illegal
@@boxeolocopunch762 and foreman pushed while joe Frazier hit the hips and Tyson would wrench arms and be on yak and evander would headbutt while shavers would hold and hit...even playing field...looks like blin is throwing elbows
The man of all times
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@David Mc my religion is very peaceful I don't know about yours
Mohamed Ali was not only a great boxer but a great man also , this is a perfect demonstration of his technic , float like a butterfly sting like a bee. Many boxers have said about him , I knew that he was a great boxer but when you are in the ring against him , then you really realize that he was the greatest .
Clay was a bum. the only thing he had going for him was the uncanny ability to take a punch. Most of his opponents were no talent losers. Jack Dempsey would have beaten the piss out of him. So would James J Jeffries. Joe Louis would have killed the bastard.
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@@scottsimmons5350 you talking about the man while you dont know his name. We all can see that you're a hater. Muhammad Ali is the greatest of all boxers. If you dont have respect, then don't watch his movie you idiot
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Than why did he lose 5 fight’s? Biggest coward draft dodger of all time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@danburgess1514 you just want an argument you miserable fart
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A tough and clinical win by Ali against an explosive and dangerous opponent.
In the final round Ali landed lightening fast left hooks and was setting up the right cross which eventually ended the bout.
Ali looks off fighting some ham and egg er but you can never tell when he's acting that s why he's out smartef so many helping to make him the greatest showman and heavy weight boxer of all time,has Tyson ever out smarted anyone
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@@paulvanzanxt3416 Sure i think ali would have outsmarted tyson prime vs prime
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god bless. You sound like you watched this fight with care. Blin came close in the early rounds.
That knockout was a thing of beauty. Blin's out on his feet and doesn't even know it. He tries to take a step back, and his legs give out. He had taken several hard shots in the 30-45 seconds prior to that, and was already a little wobbly. That last shot just connected perfectly, and Blin was done.
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Blin was a light heavyweight. Courage he had.
Or just a lightweight....
@@yeseniakrueger1863 Infact he was Heavyweight Champion of Europe.
Thanks for sharing.... This is one of the very few Muhammad Ali fights I hadn't seen before 👍
Good performance by Ali Vs a difficult and awkward opponent 👏
Achei o adversário muito bom.
@@davebryant8050 Not at all clear what you are talking about bud? No dive from Blin in this fight, just loss of consciousness and legs turned to jelly.
Ali … the greatest draft dodger of all time
@@danburgess1514 Only a thick, brainwashed old news watcher uses the words draft dodger.
@@danburgess1514 So you're smarter than the Supreme Court. I feel sorry for you parents.
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The Great Boxer, Mohammed Ali..
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Mohammed ali is the only boxer who boxes only on the faces. Never ever hits elsewhere.
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All "outside" fighting boxers are head hunters. Especially big heavyweights fighting smaller guys. I dont remember Lewis or Klitchko ever going to the body either. Pop with the left jab, pop, pop and if there is an opening, big right to the head.
He is a swatting tiger clothed as a man
This guy was one tough cookie to break much respect ✊ Ali showed his great skills!
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El mejor de todos los tiempos sigue siendo Mohamad Ali
Ali was and still is and will always the the best that ever stepped in the ring.the man was something else.
nobody was better than Marciano.
@@cooldaddy2877 Ali is THE GREATEST
I love Pac tho
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@@cooldaddy2877 Don't waste your time. Johnson, Dempsey, The Brown Bomber, Marciano, Tyson and several others... all great champs that would have given Ali all kinds of trouble.
But Ali was the only heavyweight who always claimed to be the greatest, so now the sheep repeat it.
Ali was good. Very talented. Great chin. But I saw dozen fighters push him to the limit.
He never could deal with Frazier and I wonder how he could have handled being pressed like Marciano, who was basically Frazier X2.
Ali survived Foreman. And that's why his legend grows.I'm
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The highest mannered and the greatest MASTER OF BOXING, MR. MUHAMMAD ALI, MAY ALLAH THE MOST MERCIFUL HAVE MERCY UPON YOU.
El mas grande deportista del planeta....grande inalcansable
RIP jurgen blin
That was a tough guy going against Ali but Ali was and is, and will always be the greatest
Blin was fearless, but like a bull in a china closet. Sooner or later he was either gonna run into Ali's punch or knock himself out. Maybe he did both. Anyway, good fight by Blin, but also great patience by Ali. For him, this was just a journey fight on the long way back to reclaiming the title.
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It was too physically taxing to box with Ali. He was bigger and had a longer reach than most of the heavyweights and his agility permitted him to throw the jab from every angle, which gave him a reach advantage even against men his size. And then he had the stamina. The big guys couldnt chase him around for long and the smaller guys, that could chase him, had to eat several jabs to the face to maybe land a single punch on him and be in a constant head movement motion that ate up precious energy. Meanwhile, he was just throwing the flicking jab moving backwards, winning rounds, conserving energy. If he saw his man in trouble he'd move in for the kill, if the man fought back, Ali would again move to safety zone. If someone caught him with a good punch, Ali would hug him and push him back.
Other than Frazier, Marciano and very early Tyson I cant imagine of any other fighters in the history of heavyweight division that had the combination of characteristics to take Ali into deep and uncertain waters. You needed superhuman stamina, ability to take punishment, and very high workrate to alternate crippling his midsection with bombs in the head. Then of course you could have the odd ones like Norton, against whom I doubt Ali ever won a round convincingly. Norton had superb stamina, very long hands and developped a specific defense to mess up with Ali's jab, which in turn messed up his whole rythm.
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Nobody comes close to the legend of Muhammed Ali....
Respect Jürgen .
Muhammad Ali is boxing in Zurich, Switzerland. What a treat for the people of Switzerland to see Muhammad Ali.
Woow
The speed of the final two punches. Damn.
Vive mohamed ali
this was the most elegant knockout I have ever seen. pure technique. what a genius Ali was.
Watching this fight made me realize how Ali masterly footwork and pugilist skills made this opponent look like a leopard sparring with a Bengal Tiger.
the dancing around is about Ali being hurt in the previous exchange. He looks in command but is avoiding contact... running away for extended periods. It is smart, but not a sign of winning in itself. He gets so much credit for "dancing",
Le meilleur boxeur de.tout les temps Mohamed Ali Allah yhramou.amine
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What heart for that man to hang in with alli , he’s the real rocky . Never gave up .
In a way being beaten up by Ali was an honor. Not many were tough and courageous enough to step in with him.
I've never seen Ali "fight" like this. This was different i have this dudes respect. It's hard to beat Ali he tried his damn best
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Salam to all, Mohammad Ali is the greatest heavyweight boxer of all times. He taught Jotge Blin a boxing technic. Sukran
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The best of alltime did'nt lose any fights, thats how I see it.
@@haroldnewman5537 He lost his chance to show that he was a man like all the other men that did go.
@@haroldnewman5537 He didn't become a man, he lost that fight. now day he could put on a dress and be known as Ashley.
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I have seen an interview with Juergen Blin lately where he said he had not really a chance but the only direction was forward. Blin: "If I had done nothing he would have knocked me out in round one."
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@@johanadoubx1556 I sounds a bit fishy. Ali wasn't a KO artist and when he did stop Blin, the German was exhausted
Ali's best asset was his left jab..yes.. but his footwork was remarkable for a guy of his size .Agile and well coached in ring craft. He would assess his opponent's strategy and arsenal by moving to his left, always moving..and jabbing with his left to keep his opponent away and he quickly figured that his opponent only ducked one way and so chopped him repeatedly with a downward right
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The elegance of a ballet dancer in thew body of an heavyweight fighter, this is how i think of him when i see his footwork
Let's also say, to my humble opinion, that this german guy wasn't an easy client for Alì.... he's fast and Alì's defense could have suffered this type of fighter... anyway, it's such a great pleasure to watch this fight...
Una leyenda del boxeo que será muy difícil de superar, para mí es el más grande de la historia.
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Ali the most famous boxer in the world . No internet, tweeter and Facebook in the 60s and the 70s . According to the international press the name Muhammad Ali was known in the most remote areas of the world.
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Jürgen Blin war ein guter Boxer. Karl Mildenberger auch. Solche Leute brauchen wir wieder!
Ali showed us the art of boxing
Ali wore people down great fight
All of Ali’s training of jogging and Rope work paid of in that he had great footwork and endurance to go 12 or 15 rounds and to keep moving.
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Blin was a good fighter, but Ali knows what to do.
WOW...i was born 6days after this fight with down 12/31/ 1971 man blin was it no.push over he stood toe to toe with ali...great fight
Man, this is what I call “Respect” 20:15 ...so many times Ali could have taken advantage of him when he swings wide & missed. Oh yeah...that Ref was pissing me off 🤷🏾♂️
Blin have Ali a lot of trouble, was very brave and did his best. He and his nation should be proud of his performance.
🤣🤣🤣🤣Stfu! He got beat up..proud of what??????🚮
@@user-theblackDrPhilHey he tried and gave his best 😅
Blin was very quick and aggressive, almost like a middleweight. But He had no way around Ali’s jab. Ali’s ring movement was exceptional and he was very patient and methodical the way he wore him down.
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Blin has no stamina. His lung gave out on him. Muhammad Ali's conditioning is superb. Ali's secret is stamina and endurance and ring smarts. Ali has been in the boxing business since he was twelve years old.
Dude doesn't even fight like a middleweight, he looks like a middleweight? How much did he weights??
That guy Blin threw a hell of a lot of punches...but not many connected.
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Blin has strength and skill. Bravo to Ali for out-classing him
DON'T FORGET FOLKS. We never saw prime ALI since he his title was taken away in his prime years and he is still the greatest of all times
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Aside from skill, Ali had a way of creating the right openings at the right time during close fights.
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thank YOU for admitting the existence of "Close fights", that is almost heresy.
Most casual fans don't realize the range of small movements Ali used to keep opponents off-balance, second guessing whether to punch, where to punch; his shots came with so little set-up, on the beat, off the beat, that otherwise excellent fighters all said he was nearly impossible to figure out - and most of this was after the unjust three year separation from the sport which cost him his reflexes.
People will often say he had no punching power, or that it looks like he's slapping. But Ali frequently did something which gave his punches the ability to separate opponents form their senses and/or motor control - the sudden twist at the end of a seemingly innocuous cross or hook. Watch one of the highlight reels of his KO's. Otherwise durable fighters tended to freeze in place, collapse where they stood, as if electrocuted. It is a different kind of force than we're used to from a big, powerful fighter. Imagine a small stone, traveling twice as fast as a large one, but spinning when it hits its target. Compare that to being clubbed with a big rock, or an actual club. Neither is pleasant. But if you've been in the ring, hit by a muscled powerful but slower dude, and also by a speed demon with great accuracy and the ability to land when you don't have time to react, you'll know just how different the effect is.
The men he made look incompetent were among the best heavyweights in history. Every meaningful heavyweight of his generation were in the ring with him, and he beat all, except Holmes....and Holmes fought Ali when Ali was symptomatic with Parkinsons and heavily medicated. Only a few spotted his few weaknesses; Ali made sure to rematch his TOUGHEST opponents, and beat ALL of them in rematches. Want an education in Ali, and the intricacies of the sport? Watch: th-cam.com/video/DHE3Lz0DUuU/w-d-xo.html
ali was a coward. avoided the draft that took my uncle and many others lives. maybe he could have won the war with his fists.
@@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG I honor your uncle.
As a doctor who worked on the trauma cases of more than 500 veterans, I can tell you that few agreed with the war even if they were proud of their own service... And it took a hell of a lot more guts for Ali to face everything he faced. He didn’t run, he didn’t leave the country, he faced public opinion, he faced the courts, he sacrificed his livelihood and the best years of his career… All to avoid A war few people on this planet still believe had anything going for it,
Ali remains the most recognizable and loved figure of modern times around the world. One who good thing for himself.
Remember your uncle with love. I don’t mistake marching off as a kid because your ordered to do so for courage. Courage is facing what’s in front of you, fully, whether it was a good idea or not. You’re in it. You deal with it. Some have a good sense and the courage to go by their own principles. I honor them every bit as much, and I’m not alone.
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@@danielsapenpsychologistph.1142 thank you for your amazing service ! And great response. I understand he took a hit for his career but Elvis got drafted as did many other stars. I'm sure most got cushy roles as Ali probably would have. Side note. I've been a nurse for 15 years and my specialty is psych 👍👍 I enjoy my work with our veterans,I always treat them extra special. It's really sad how bad our younger vets from Afghanistan/iraq wars have been treated with their mental health. I've seen so many with drug addictions since being discharged from service. Here in mass they opened a substance abuse facility that focuses on former military and first responders. I can't think of the name but it was a great day when they opened recently.
Coward? l don't think so. It's the other way around. Ali fought face to face in a greater war than Vietnam🇻🇳, which was the US government n won. Though Ali passed away some years ago, people in America n around the 🌎 still praise the g.o.a.t to this day, it will continue on in the future n forever will be. Amen!
This one of Ali's best. Blin was no match for Ali's speed and his ability to duck opponents punches as he made Blin look silly. Blin swung at the air too many times to count. Blin was frustrated and angrily lunged at Ali several times off balance and into the ropes. When Blin swung wildly charging into Ali, he just covered up and those round house swings just landed on Ali's arms or Ali just danced away. Finally, Blin just walked into a right hand after taking a bloody beating from Ali's left the entire fight. You could see Blin had no defense, no answer and complete confusion as Ali hit him continuously with the left and ended it with the right to the jaw that spun Blin's head and knocked him out. Ali is still an inspiration to watch for all time!
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Ali the GOAT. A real gentleman. He would have knocked Blin cold in the earlier rounds when Blin missed and got himself exposed. Ali did not use that opportunity. A real gentleman. RIP champ.
I dont think Ali took it easy on him. Ali was a patient fighter and always took his time. He was gathering data on this man in the early rounds.
@@GuyFromTheSouth True and I Imagine pro boxers also understand that it is i a lot of peoples' interests to have fights of several rounds.( which is a bit like saying he or both took it easy or paced themselves for a few rounds except there is nothing easy about earning a living this way)
@@ianrutherford878 yeah that happened to Mike Tyson. A lot of ppl quit buying his fights because it was one short highlight reel they'd see on TV later.
You wont see today's lumbering heavyweights move like this. Graceful art with speed and power.
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I kind of got the feeling Ali was having fun playing around with this guy. Give the crowd a good show.
Good show? Boring show is more like it.
Keep an eye on Blin trying really hard to catch Ali with elbows. Especially in the corners.
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now that boy has a heart of a champion. too bad he met a real champion
That boy is a amateur
Wow Blin just didn't know when to quit! Ali fought EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE. Don't think there's been such a well travelled champ since, truly a world figure. RIP GOAT 👊
Oleksandr Usyk beat everyone in their own backyards
Larry Holmes defended the title every chance he got
@@herbb8412 Yes Larry did, he ducked no-one and was a worthy underrated champion, but the sheer world scale of Ali can't be matched, he reached out and fought in so many countries.
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Before or After. The only real World Champion
As a 16 year old watching this bout I didn’t appreciate what a good and brave competitor Juergen Blin was. He was well conditioned gave his all, that’s as much as a man can do, hats off to Jurgen albeit 50 years late.
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Ali was lord of the rings. Kept using his left jab all night. Blocking blin attacks till blin got tired. The ali landed one right hand and that did it. RIP king of all kings.
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Never seen this fight or heard of Blin before. Blin could duck and weave, but he swings wide and lunges, loosing his balance.The punches that did connect did not seem to have sting and power like Ali's do. Also, Blin looks like a smaller fighter. Like he is fighting above his weight class.
He looks like a palooka they grabbed from a local bar
Big difference in size....Ali is the much larger man.
Its always a pleasure to watch an Ali fight, but just as pleasant is no commentary. Its bliss not having to listen to pundits constantly rabbit over the action and your get to hear the crowd instead
I couldn't agree more. 100%.
Not a terrible performance for someone that stiff, everyone looked stiff against Ali he was so fluid
Float like a Butterfly Sting like a Bee
Another proof of how inteligent ali was as a boxer ..he always rose the the challenge ..the greatest boxer who ever lived .
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Boxing then is so different to boxing now.
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Blin had a dangerous punch, his elbow.
I new I wasn't the only one who saw blin trying to cut Ali with his elbow crust ..
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I think Blin was doing very well. First round was Blin for sure. I think Ali knew he was getting behind in the second and lifted as best he could. 3rd, well ..... Blin got nailed! Ali went Supernova! 🇭🇲🤗
The issue fighters like Blin had was catching up with Ali and making punches stick. Blin does catch him a few times in the early rounds but most of his work is wasted energy, punching wildly and shoving Ali onto the ropes where he never minded being. By round 7 he looks knackered and desperate, then Ali picked him off.
Blin's style troubled Ali for 3 rounds. In the 4th he got on his toes and moved, making Blin look wild and clumsy. From then on it was a matter of time.
Ali in his later career is more slow starter. First 4 round is usually just "warm up" for slow starter fighter, so, no big deal really
Kudos for trying. Also knows that with a height and reach disadvantage you have to get inside to have any effect or any chance. I'm amazed at how many shorter guys try to fight on the outside these days. Crazy.
Ali was an artist in the ring fast as lightning my favorite athlete
The gloves were so much smaller there - that's so much better.
Mohammed Ali is a legend
Overrated loudmouth draft dodger POS
Jürgen Blin passend away this years in May. RIP.
The way Ali boxing full with entertaimant And beautiful he like an artis on the ring
Mass x Velocity = Force.
When Ali caught you lunging in, his right hand taught you the equation. And you learned it.
Not taking away anything Ali did before ‘67, but the 70s is where Ali’s heavyweight career starts with me. And where he became legendary.
De'Drick Williams we never got to see a prime Ali, but his genius developed in the 70s when his legs weren’t as good. True genius
To not understand Ali in the sixties is to totally fail to understand the entire meaning of his life.
@@nickfanzo Thermonuclear MORONS! Ali's genius talent was beyond question by 1964. Sonny Liston was a terrifying destroyer, and Ali's fearlessness and movement in the ring made Liston look foolish. Good lord.
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He makes it look easy. 🇨🇦👍⚡
This quick straight right hand is what he used against Liston(2) and Foreman as well as others. It doesn’t seem that awesome a punch, but when delivered perfectly it was devastating.
He caught Blin with about 4 other shots leading up to it.
There was no quick right hand with Liston in Maine. Sonny rolled and winked. Whatever that secret was, he took it to the grave.
And he knocked out Zora Folley with that short right.
Right at the end of the stroke. No need to "punch through" in that case. Lots of pop to those.
what a elegance and style ,swift and always relaxed and always in control of the match
he always.get control of the beast then he endure the match for entertainment he is a great man
Kudos for Ali: He could've keep hitting Blin when he (Blin) was on the ropes. He didn't...But Blin was tough...
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Muhammad Ali, big is not only because of boxing. but because the principle is strong.