Muhammad Ali Vs. Cleveland Williams 1966

Muhammad Ali at his finest, prettiest, fastest, strongest, best.. Many experts and the champ himself claimed this to be his best fight and the peak of his career. He introduced the world the famous 'Ali-Suffle'. Knocking out the 'Big Cat' in 3 rounds without getting hit once... Float Like A Butterfly And Sting Like A Bee, in this fight you have to admit that Ali is one of the best or probably the best ever.. the greatest of All Times Muhammad Ali...

Cleveland williams was found shot a few years later... this was his only title shot he ever got.Best known for his 2 vicious fights agains Sonny Liston. I think if Liston wasnt around those days, he would have been champ.. RIP


Young Ali style is remarkable for a heavyweight. His greatest strength is his legs, his ability to glide & slide, dancin' gracefully around the ring. His quickness enables him to hold his hands very low, so he defends not by blockin' punches, but by dodgin' them. Bubbin', weavin', duckin', twistin', packin' away. Ali has got a dozen technics to avoid the devastating blow by a near inch. Ever the performer Ali keeps inventing new ways to dazzle an amaze. His opponents can't never get comfortable in the ring, because they have never seen anyone like him.
Ali's offensive arsenal is built around his left jab. The stingin' bee that Bundini Brown immortalized in rhyme. His jab is lightin' fast, laser accurate, and fired from so many angles and standses that his opponents can't fight their way inside it. An ultimately warning to his other great punches. His right uppercut, and his left hook...

a little boy pulling the wings of a butterfly