Rare Muhammad Ali Documentary (1972)

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Published 2021-02-20

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In December, 1971, Muhammad Ali visited Switzerland to fight the West German boxer, Jürgen Blin. He arrived ten days early and during this time a camera crew followed him around at press conferences, autograph-signing appearances and training sessions. He is also seen with his children and discussing religion with a friend. Finally the film covers the fight itself. The result is an informal portrait of the boxer and one that shows the different sides of his dynamic personality. -Worldcat
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All Comments (21)

@pamlove777 3 years ago

A Beautiful man with a Beautiful soul. Even though he is gone, he is still alive.
@PULAG 2 years ago

Ali carried himself so well, man, despite all the issues he had to deal with. So talented and driven yet so calm and patient out of the ring. Amazing human being, cannot be replaced.
@andrethompson2034 3 years ago

Not just a great boxer, he was a man with integrity and courage. He spoke the truth about racial and social issues and stood firmly for what he believed. He's not just a great black American, he's a great worldwide figure, a true legend 🥊🥊
@jotat1046 3 years ago

The greatest of all the boxers in the World, will never be forgotten in the history of World Boxing, there you left a good legacy. San Paul - Brazil.
@robertdipaola3447 3 years ago

I loved the way Ali played with his daughter
@408965 3 years ago

THE GREATEST......never be another like him
@radioraheemcarter1272 3 years ago

Ali help a lot of people, he wasn’t perfect ,but he was a great man ...R.I.P to the champ
@ianjustin1468 3 years ago

I grew up as a youngster in the 70's watching this mans fights. I was only 8 when I saw the second Frazier fight. He was my dads , uncles and my hero. People dont realise just how huge a celebrity he was at the time of this video. Honesty he was probably the most famous man in the world. He was not formally educated, but far more intelligent than he let on, but also far more naive too...I hope his soul is resting in peace...
@claydogmadman6295 2 years ago

Muhammad Ali left us with so much footage and I'm thankful for it...
@kevinnewton5460 3 years ago

Don't depreciate him for he is one of the greatest men of all time
@petrinajohnson5656 3 years ago

Yes, he is the greatest.He was the ultimate boxer & I love it! Put some respect on his name. Thank you reelblack
@matthewlamp3088 3 years ago

I thought l'd seen everything there was on Ali over the years. Thank you reelblack, this was awesome!
@siralfredramsey 3 years ago

I'm from hamburg and Jurgen Blin several times visited the gym I used to went. He had been barkeeper for about 30 years in a small pub called „Jurgen Blins Box-Theke“ you could find directly beside the mainstation subway lines. I think he did a great job in this fight. He is still famous like anybody who can be proud in having been the opponent of the greatest and most famous athlete of the 20th century and the smartest and funniest fighter of all times... Watching Ali joking and showboating always makes me feel good and easy. Love that guy. God bless him.
@DaveSCameron 3 years ago

This is a jewel of a documentary many thanks and is the Dec. 26, 1971 fight vs Juergen Blin in the Hallenstadion Arena, Zurich, Suisse. Needless to add who won.
@barbaraglover4451 3 years ago

I was so happy when I meet Muhammad Ali 2 time in 1972 he was such a gentle man R I P
@valfaradthor9923 3 years ago

I just want to publicly thank you for all that you do! You provide rare content that's so hard to find and you have a valuable archive. Thank again for all your hard work.
@hrwatchinpuff6551 3 years ago

I wept while watching his televised memorial...iconic Black brother..the GOAT✊🏿
@angelinaboon2134 2 years ago

I really enjoyed your videos. There never was not will there ever be another champ like Muhammad Ali. I met the man and it was the high point of my life to receive my kids on the cheek from the greatest of All Time.. love you Ali. Thank you again and again for this footage. My 2000 friends will get to see it
@Kassiusday 2 years ago

Very very rare Muhammad Ali documentary !!!!!! Amazing !!
@mefilmmaking 3 years ago

TY for this, RB✊🏾 Just the inspiration I needed, on a lazy Saturday afternoon 🙏🏾 #lifechanging ALI WILL FOREVER BE THE GREATEST (in heart, spirit & mi