You mean the sort of black man you like, right?

@@adewaleibraheem3974 Exactly any black athlete that speaks out about injustice or how unfairly the country treat blacks is considered too political…Or nowadays the call it “Woke”

That’s correct a gentleman of highest order. He held the World Title Belt with honour and displayed true measure of a descent man.

God damn! That's awesome!

@@Ffeoli1039 Thanks yeah it was awesome.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Those commercials make this video magical. Great interview

Thank you so much 😁

Love 💕 Me some Joe Frazier

He eventually stopped THAT. ALI made sure of that.

It wasn't funny it was disrespectful

@@lastdragon820 muhammad Ali deserved it, he called frazier a gorilla and all sort of names, muhammad Ali started it, frazier was good to Ali gave him money after prison, then Ali just turned against him

@@lastdragon820 It's called "Promoting".

​@@bennyadler5882exactly promoting by saying something disrespectful, call it what you want he was knowing disrespecting Ali

and Tom Selleck..

Makes sense it makes the pro boxer seem more super hero like..

Hi Jonathan, Here's the evidence: it's episode No. 2607 on this list of Carson's shows from 1972: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Tonight_Show_Starring_Johnny_Carson_episodes_(1972) Carson did 14 special episodes from New York in November 1972.

@@ShatnerMethod yes I found that out later on, you are correct sir, (as Ed McMahon would say) he even did a week in may of 1973 (the last from nyc I believe)

@@jonathanswift2251 1973 as well! "I did not know that" (as Johnny would say). Thanks for your message.

Hi. Here's the link to 5-17 -1973. Enjoy. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9d3ntyYmMy7c58.html

@@jonathanswift2251 Oh, that was outstanding! Have you been watching the PBS series on Ali this week?

I believe he was proving a point to Ali that he didn't need him. He beat his ass already.

@@stevecvino He didn't like Ali and sat on his win for as long as he could. As soon as he lost to Foreman, he called out Ali and then called him out again after Zaire. Love Joe though and he's a hero and great, great fighter, underappreciated.

Both Ali and Frazier have died. Have some class.

Shat up woman

@@sanchez5963 To quote George Foreman: “They stopped the fight, but they didn’t stop Joe Frazier”

But Joe went into battle nonetheless. He didn't duck anyone. R.I.P. Smokin' Joe. You were a good man.

@@sanchez5963 just cause he died means I can't joke abt the fight?

Frazier was out of condition in that fight with Foreman in Kingston Jamaica 1973. Fought Foreman wrong parts of his career. He fought Foreman in the condition that he was in the ring against Manuel Ramos in 1968, he would’ve been able & capable of handling Foreman power.

@@clevelandwilliams5922 maybe...or Foreman just had the perfect style/power to beat him

@@DickTrickle1 That probably would still be the result, regardless of the issues I raised. But at least Frazier would’ve been more equipped in dealing with that type of style.

When Frazier fought Foreman in 73' he was a shell of his former self. Flabby, slow, out of condition--he was no match for Foreman that night. However, if the 71' version of Frazier had fought Foreman I think he'd have a shot IF he could survive Foreman's early onslaught. (If Joe could get the fight past 5 rounds I believe he could wear Foreman down and eventually get him.)