Frank skinner on Muhammad Ali BBC 1 Tonight

[Andrew]

Documentary on BBC 1 at 9pm

I'll watch probably on demand.

Iplayer link is here if anyone is interested

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08sr6ql

[Stuarty]

I've set it to record

[chad]

Recording at we speak. Will keep if for the weekend with a few beers

[samwbr]

Its not too bad, nothing new.

[Flump]

Enjoyable, he is clearly a fan.

[Boxing Prospect]

Enjoyed that, nowt special but certainly enjoyable

[ILikeBeer]

I am going to watch it at some point on Catch Up.

[SteveO]

I enjoyed it too.
I liked the interviews with the people that knew Ali. Larry Holmes was funny.

[ILikeBeer]

I am going to watch it at some point on Catch Up.

Probably tonight, actually.

[handsofstone]

It was good, as mentioned there wasn't anything new learned if you've read a lot on Ali but it was still a good watch

[boxingknockout]

It was good, as mentioned there wasn't anything new learned if you've read a lot on Ali but it was still a good watch

I'm not sure there is anything new that could be learned about Ali.

He must be the most documented sportsman ever.

[handsofstone]

It was good, as mentioned there wasn't anything new learned if you've read a lot on Ali but it was still a good watch

I'm not sure there is anything new that could be learned about Ali.

He must be the most documented sportsman ever.

Yeah I'm sure your right mate, I must have about 20 of his books and about the same number of DVDs

[Ricky_]

Watched it yesterday. Was pretty average imo. He flew all that way to interview Holmes only to show a tiny snippet of the interview?

Seeing the old deer lake training camp was quite eerie. I wonder who owns it now.

Does Ali's brother have parkinsons? I read Ali's latest autobiography (the one co-wrote with his daughter). He's adamant boxing wasn't the cause of Parkinsons and he would've got it anyway if he wasn't a boxer. Maybe there's a genetic aspect.