BoxRec

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

I've set it to record

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

Its not too bad, nothing new.

Enjoyable, he is clearly a fan.

Enjoyed that, nowt special but certainly enjoyable

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

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

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

Probably tonight, actually.

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

handsofstone wrote: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.

boxingknockout wrote:

handsofstone wrote: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

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.