Muhammed Ali FIGHTS a kid in TV Studio🤣

[Rvvni]

He didn’t bully, he purposefully agitated him to get the most out of that 17yr old.

[TheAllGamingEye]

He literally restored that kid's confidence in just seconds of his life that would positively impact him forever...legend

[rajdp]

"Don't be frightened, Brother "
My heart melted 😌

[GoatEditzOfficial]

He wasn't bullying him, he just brought the most out of him

[KnightRider]

The way ali said “ yea he’s pretty good “ after was wholesome asf

[pachicore]

"All the girls are watching"
"You're pretty good"
He set up bro to get all the girls now

[Zemblify]

“ all the girls are watching and I’m beating you up” 😭

[rickgolder]

"all the girls are watching"
Thats enough motivation for a boy to do anything

[antonioel-amin]

I like how at the start he say “he needs a whole lot of training” but once Ali made the kid actually get into it he knew❤👏🏽

[K.O.G]

“You ain’t nuthin”
“Yea he’s pretty good”😂😂

[nangdis]

Man i wish we still had Ali, them OG brothas actually stood for something. #Greatness

[jablodoes]

Look how quickly he builds rapport. “You frightened? DON’T BE FRIGHTENED BROTHER! Where you from? Jamaica?? Put your hands up.” The smoothest ice break to bring the guy to level was a simple homeland check.

[Kingtruhunnid]

Bruh Ali the type that can save a life from makin someone smile. Only very few have that power.

[KULTOFKYLE]

Now this is what tough love actually is. People sometimes say that shit to justify abuse but this is sincere support for the young man. Try to light a fight in his belly to make him better and the compliment at the end for positive affirmation. Ali was a pure soul.

[willwatson]

This is the perfect example of how the master brings out the best in a pupil. Harnessing their emotions to create a state that pushes them, and it isn't until afterwards that you realize they were doing to help you. When he says, "Yeah he's pretty good", you realize everything he said was to bring out that excellence in the young man. That's why I love Ali, he was the best, he was the master and a teacher full of humility.

[fletchdavidson]

He got him to shift his focus from being intimidated by Ali to proving himself. He knew just how to motivate him.

[yampipampi]

That was the era of real mentors and coaches - he pushed his buttons to shed his hesitation and then gave him a compliment to boost his confidence & reward him.

Also taught him a lesson - as a fighter you don’t get nervous or back down from anyone (even your idols).

[dantesparda]

After the show the guy for the rest of his life:
Ali said I was pretty good 😎

[ricegum]

His charisma and character and the way he set that up, this guy wasn’t just the goat of boxing he was entertaining af

[fhwjpqx]

Ali went from teacher to opponent mode in 10 seconds