Re: Cooper/Ali(Clay)
Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 09:59
lol ! Some people never believe anything !!!! What can I tell ya?!!Controversial wrote:Not this again !!!
lol ! Some people never believe anything !!!! What can I tell ya?!!Controversial wrote:Not this again !!!
I can tell you categorically that your statement is full of shit and it is pointless arguing with you.Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
Why cant you gullible lemmings(and useful idiots) just accept that fact?
I can tell you categorically that your statement is full of shit and it is pointless arguing with you.Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
Why cant you gullible lemmings(and useful idiots) just accept that fact?
BTW Thats is a KNOWN AND PROVEN FACT.Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
someone please down-load this show on youtube.Caractacus wrote: I do think it would be of interest to perhaps see a (compleat) video-tape of
that one show listed
that originally aired on BBC TWO
20.February.1984
A FIGHT TO REMEMBER
written and hosted by Harry Carpenter
Because that would have been shown on the telly just almost 21 years after the actual fight
Back when it was still wihtin living memory of some who had seen it at ringside.
Would you have a copy of this show?(minus any video-tape edits since then done by any boxing revisionists of course
who may have not liked what they had seen)
That is one(primary) source in support of Henry Cooper's claim..Brutu wrote:Go read the rather excellent book,
ONLY THE RING WAS SQUARE
written by Teddy Brenner,
the famous matchmaker of Madison Square Garden.
"Long regarded as the most astute matchmaker in the boxing buisness".
Well.Mr Brenner was sitting ringside at that particular fight in Wembley stadium in 1963(seated right next to Liz and Dick,in the front row,natch)
He writes in the book that Ali ,
"had an extra rest of maybe four minutes",
between rounds.(pp 84-85).
"I dont know how many minutes I gained"-Angelo Dundee(1983)Brutu wrote:Twenty Years after the fact Angelo Dundee Confesses!!!
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=mB ... 6562970&dq
I watched the whole programme last night, really great it is. Not only does the uninterrupted footage show as 65 seconds but Harry Carpenter confirms after that they re timed it and it was 65 seconds. I take carpenters word over yours Im afraid. You go back to your conspiracy theories and take them to Roswell. If you want to see the footage and cant find it on Youtube then I will sell you a copy.Caractacus wrote:someone please down-load this show on youtube.Caractacus wrote: I do think it would be of interest to perhaps see a (compleat) video-tape of
that one show listed
that originally aired on BBC TWO
20.February.1984
A FIGHT TO REMEMBER
written and hosted by Harry Carpenter
Because that would have been shown on the telly just almost 21 years after the actual fight
Back when it was still wihtin living memory of some who had seen it at ringside.
Would you have a copy of this show?(minus any video-tape edits since then done by any boxing revisionists of course
who may have not liked what they had seen)
thank you
You hit the nail on the head. Its not mentioned as it wasn't worth mentioning.Caractacus wrote:
to read about any delay of 6 seconds (which could hardly be called a delay).
Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
Why cant you gullible lemmings(and useful idiots) just accept that fact?
Exactly right klomptonklompton wrote:Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
Why cant you gullible lemmings(and useful idiots) just accept that fact?
Thats bullshit. As for primary sources you can count me as one. I have the original unedited BBC broadcast. The "delay" was a few seconds. Nothing more. You go on believing what you want to believe but that doesnt make it so. For years and years people hung on to this myth and when it was finally proven to be false those same people then started to bitch about Dundee's use of smelling salts. LOL. Some people just want to believe Ali was given an unfair advantage over Cooper when in reality Cooper threw the punch of his life and it just wasnt enough against a fighter who was two or three tiers higher than him on the class ladder which is why Ali came out and stopped him the following round.
Oh really olde chap?SteveO wrote:Exactly right klomptonklompton wrote:Caractacus wrote:The BBC "Wiped" the original (un-edited and un-abridged)video-tape(along with just about everything else) from their very own archives
in the early 1970's.
Why cant you gullible lemmings(and useful idiots) just accept that fact?
Thats bullshit. As for primary sources you can count me as one. I have the original unedited BBC broadcast. The "delay" was a few seconds. Nothing more. You go on believing what you want to believe but that doesnt make it so. For years and years people hung on to this myth and when it was finally proven to be false those same people then started to bitch about Dundee's use of smelling salts. LOL. Some people just want to believe Ali was given an unfair advantage over Cooper when in reality Cooper threw the punch of his life and it just wasnt enough against a fighter who was two or three tiers higher than him on the class ladder which is why Ali came out and stopped him the following round.
If im not mistaken those indivials also claimed to have been at Woodstock?Controversial wrote:I have read posts on other forums from people claiming to be at the fight, I have no reason to disbelieve them as all their posts talk about old time fights and old fights they were at. One guy didn't even mention the delay and another who claimed to be at both fights even states Cooper stretched the truth about the delay as it was only a few seconds.
Riiight. Just like its 21st century revisionism to actually research Papke-Ketchel 2 and realize Papke never hit Ketchel in the throat before their handshake altering the course of the fight. Just like its 21st centry revisionism to actually read newspaper accounts and see Pep never won a round without throwing a punch. Just like its 21st century revisionsim to read day after accounts which state Mickey Walker went to the hospital and then a hotel room to get his battered features iced by his sparring partners instead of going out and fighting Greb in the street later that night. Like its 21st century revisionism to go back and read and realize the term p4p wasnt actually created for Ray Robinson but had been applied to numerous fighters before him. Just like its 21st century revisionism to state categorically that Joe Jacobs never bellowed into the microphone "WE WUZ ROBBED!" after Schmeling-Sharkey 2 (I have that radio broadcast. He didnt.).Caractacus wrote:Hey man,
It doesnt have anything to do with making Muhammad Ali or Henry Cooper look good or bad.
What it has to do with is the 21st Century revisionist trying to re-write boxing history.
If only because the facts of the matter dont suite their fancy.