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I think he could’ve beat Ali in the Marc anthony roots classic shirt In addition,I will do this third fight if they didn’t. Ali was hitting the wall, Fraizer already had and was gonna push past it. “This could be the most one-sided fight since 1973 when Ali faced an 80 foot tall mechanical Joe Frazier. My memory is not what it used to be but I think the entire Earth was destroyed.” Joe Frazier was on a local Philadelphia radio station after the 96 Olympic when Ali lit the torch. He said “I wish his shakin’ ass fell into that fire.” EDIT: Huge shoutout to this community, this is one of the more engaging discussions I’ve come across on Reddit, well done. Ang Lee’s been developing a film that centers on Ali’s rivalry with Frazier since 2014 or so IIRC. He and his frequent collaborator, James Schamus, have spoken in interviews about their interest in exploring the clash of opposing personalities – Ali, the flamboyant rebel, and Fraizer, the humble hard worker – as a means to understand the cultural/social clashes of the period. It’s the sort of story with high emotional stakes that attracts the attention of auteurs like Ang, and I hope to see it someday. Ken Burns’ recent documentary series on Ali goes very in-depth about his boxing career and focuses heavily on his various rivalries, especially with Frazier. They really hated each other, but I got the feeling that Frazier respected Ali while Ali didn’t feel the same, at least until it was too late and the scars were too deep. It’s a shame that they never really reconciled. EDIT: Since this post is blowing up, go watch the Ken Burns’ series on Ali – it’s fantastic! Not sure where it’s available for streaming, but if you can find it, watch it.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.