How Muhammad Ali Ended His Career?

How Muhammad Ali ended his boxing career | Why did Muhammad Ali retire | How Muhammad Ali retired from boxing is explained in this video. Muhammad Ali comeback in 1980 after 2 years and then he fought against Larry Holmes.
Larry Holmes vs Muhammad Ali in 1980 that was won by Larry Holmes by technical knockout. First ever knockout defeat of Muhammad Ali.
The last fight of Muhammad Ali was against Trevor Berbick in 1981. In 1981 Muhammad Ali vs Trevor Berbick was fought and Muhammad Ali retired permanently from boxing. He got Parkinson's disease which was diagnosed in 1984, after 3 years of his retirement.

Explained by Florid Miston

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[FloridMiston]

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[newgamer]

When your opponent cries for you, you should know the amount of the respect they had for this man.

[christianarias]

He fought untill he physically couldn't fight anymore!!! This man is a Giant!!

[ninj]

Lesson learnt -
"Be so good that even when you lose,
Your opponents start crying over your losses"

[digvijaysenapaty]

"A loyal enemy is better than a fake friend"

[Gabriel-bbfx]

I love how most of these losses are when ali is sick or is just not as good as he was before

[zshoaib]

Larry deserves respect for understanding that Ali wasn't well.
His expression shows that he knew Ali was better than him.

[eylulZZ]

Despite of being suffering from Parkinson disease, he chose to fight with Larry Holmes who's at the peak of his career at that time. He took punches for 10 rounds all the way! but still didn't submit, until some other had to stop the fight, marking his first defeat by stoppage. Huge respect!

[luhmeloo]

At least Larry wasn’t showing off about it

[sharulnizamatil]

Larry cries because he knew ali is getting older and not the same one.

[ralphtime]

He literally fought until he couldn’t fight any more. 🐐

[ultranoob]

I always get goosebumps when listening documentaries about M.Ali. The man who left the world with making huge participation in change. R.i.P🕯️

[vishnuchandran]

This man was truely an absolute legend. R.I.P Greatest of all time. Proud to be his fan.

[OmegaGummybear]

Imagine being so good that out of 60 games you lose les than 10% of those games and half those losses needed you to have Parkinson’s Disease

[TripGuerrilla]

I saw this and immediately bursted in tears. This is how real champions do it.

[ArmsDealer]

In the early 80’s I was walking through a mall called Northland outside Detroit. I looked to my right as I was walking and Muhammad Ali was sitting at a banquet table signing autographs. There wasn’t a single person at the table except him so I walked over and he signed a piece of paper for me. I thanked him and walked away. I don’t remember if we even said hello to each other. Looking back now, I can’t believe it happened. I had a chance to talk to him, and I most certainly regret that I didn’t. I was just a dumb kid.

[jonlamontagne]

You should have mentioned how Tyson promised Ali at the age of JUST 13 that he will evenge his loss against Trevor Berbick the moment he had the chance to and did just that in front of Ali!

[Human-ukcn]

“Fly like a butterfly 🦋, sting like a bee 🐝 “
May Allah have mercy on you..

[mikepeverelli]

This man made Mike tyson cry. Still does. That's called respect.

[littleangel]

He never gave up, even when his body was breaking down.