Larry Holmes 'Ali only trained for 2 weeks for Zaire'

Champ and former sparring partner for Muhammad Ali explains "Ali could've been greater than what he was if he trained properly for fights" and goes on to say Ali only "really trained for the last two weeks in Zaire" for The Rumble in the Jungle against George Foreman.

[BeRealTV]

Foreman at the end thinking I would whoop you all together right now lol

[kaylamarie]

People are getting defensive here when Larry Holmes is actually paying the Greatest a great compliment. These guys loved Ali :)

[elvicare]

I love Muhammad's reaction, what a guy, he's always so charismatic and

[williefinn]

they all became great pals...george spoke beautifully about ali after ali`s death. it was a special time to have so many great heavyweights.

[corneliusneil]

Joe Frazier's poem about professional boxing: "Your brain will get shook; your money will get took; and you'll end up in the undertaker's book". For him & so many fighters, so sad, but true.

[kevinat]

Larry is actually giving Ali a compliment. He's saying Ali didn't train and won, imagine what he could have done if he trained.

[rckyesterline]

that last comment is the truth they were all great but I think Ali was the greatest boxer That Ever Walked the planet best fight predictor

[JohnDoe-wojd]

"i didn't call you boy, i called you roy"

[dynamitedave]

I wrote in a earlier comment that Larry Holmes was not a nice man , in some tv interview's he is arrogant and obnoxious, even obtused ! Using foul language on people, even using bullying tactics, not the way a heavyweight champion of the world should act, but saying all this in hindsight ( not but now watching all his recent stuff ) I stand corrected, Larry lovely Holmes as change and a good change, the way he is with Ali, like a son looking after his father, my own dad died of Parkinson's a couple of years, every time he got up ! 95 % of the time he would collapse, I was always behind him keeping my arms round him, making sure he was steady, watching Larry do this with obvious affection for Ali, I don't find it awkward at all, Larry must have some experience around people with Parkinson's disease, my experience, tells me he has, so I apologise to Larry and wish him and all his family the lord blessing x
All great fighters, I feel bless to have been around to watched them all fight, heavyweights I will no doubt never see in my lifetime again x

[Kassiusday]

Just crying still seeing ALI still so great and charismatic among all those great champion !!!! Despite JOE FRAZIER SUCH A GREAT HUMAN BEING (RIP) “ DONT COUNT THE DAYS MAKE THE DAYS COUNT “ as always said MUHAMMAD ALI ( 1942 -2016 ) RIP

[vozamaraktv-art]

The more of these videos I watch, the more and more respect I gain for Frazier. He seems like a genuinely humble and friendly person.

[Entertainmentpluses]

It makes your eyes wet with joy..the love and respect they aĺl gave him

[valentineonyemeziri]

So beautiful to see these boxing legends together sharing light moments. A great message to all

[ALENful]

Ali still has more charisma then all of em despite his ailments.

[cjjonez]

The Great Larry Holmes who followed the Greatest class of heavyweight in the last of the 20th century. Was saying the GREATEST trained during his camp. But the last two weeks was when he put in his most serious work in. He had more insight on Ali, than any fighter he fought. But also the point being made if Ali trained his hardest his entire camp. He would've wowed us more. Frightening to me the more I think about it.

[malikjamshed]

Great clip thanks for uploading, Ali with his topical style with Joe .RIP Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazer

[semansco]

Nice to see them all together.
Ali was a reservoir of patience, just a few seconds of Larry Holmes awkwardness would have gotten me pissed off. Larry, just be thankful you weren't born earlier.

[paulcolville]

Looking at Ali's physical state here in 1989 it's amazing he reached 2016. Always but always the heart of a lion! RIP GOAT 🙏

[Sam-czbz]

Larry really respected Ali like an older brother

[denissssss]

The random laugh of George Foreman at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣