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1966 muhammad ali vs george chuvalo (voice don dumphy) part1

Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada, 29th March, 1966. On 17th February of 1966 Muhammad Ali mad his famous comments 'I aint got no quarrel with them Vietcong.' This statement came at a time when ...  
 
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Houratsu (1 month ago) Show Hide
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All Chuvalo had was low blows to the left and kidney punches in the clinch to the right.
Houratsu (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The referee allowed low blows. Google "Foul for the sake of a good fight".
venornfongx (1 month ago) Show Hide
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the fight was in canada actually and you misspelled america.
Techdj1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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So what? Chuvalo didn't speak English when he was young, he only knew Croatian and kids in school made fun of him.. You're now making fun of "DerventaHR"??
nyiacn (1 month ago) Show Hide
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He did it with Foreman in Zaire. Foreman DESTROYED Ali's sides in Zaire, only to have Ali say "is that all you got?" at the end of the fifth round. Ali was known to take punches to demoralize his opponents, because they couldn't see any effect during the fight.
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ok but chuvalo didn't quit he kept punching, I bet ali was thinking : "hit me, you can't hurt me that much... f*** why can't I knock him down, I must hold to the end...."
after last bell: "thank god it's over"
nyiacn (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Both the fight and Chuvalo were from Canada. Having Croatian parents doesn't mean you're from Croatia.
DerventaHR (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Yeah you're right...I looked it up: They fight was in Canada and Chuvalo is from Canada! OK! BUT i wanna say: if his parents are CROATIAN (real name is JURE CUVALO... Jure---> translated is George like the Saint George) what is he then? is he Canadian or is he Croatian? where you're born doesnt say what you are... example if Bin Laden is born in Toronto would you call him Canadian??? hahaha ;-)
Techdj1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Having Croatian parents doesn't mean you're from Croatia but it means you're Croat. Citizenship and nationality are two different things.
fafafa2233 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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šta se ti praviš glup???

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