Oh shit...
Sad to hear of the death of Ken Norton....the real Ali nemesis and he gave Larry Holmes one helluva fight too.![]()
Rip Champ.
R.i.p
Kwanajah pimatizesee Ken Norton. Kawin Pimatizesee.
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no fucking way..........holy shit. Ken Norton, RIP. Lord Almighty, every day its something else. This life.......
Rest in peace champion!
RIP to a great fighter, I'm not going to exaggerate his credentials at this sad time as I think it is disrespectful when people do that but I will say this.......He gave Ali and Holmes hell! My condolences to his family.
If you think you can......you can, if you think you can't .......you're right!
RIP Ken Norton, my thoughts are with his family.
Thanks for the memories, champ! we'll never forget you! You were a champion in and out of the ring.
Real warrior, rip. He didn't have the best natural ability or pedigree, nor a great chin. Considering that you have to respect the hell out of what he accomplished in becoming a great fighter, he truly studied his craft. If you didn't hit like a mule and land early, he would take you to the depths of hell no matter who you wereI think he clearly beat Ali again in their third fight, that was a BS decision.
RIP champ. One of the top fighters during the Golden Age of heavyweights. He would have had a much longer reign in any other era. A magnificent athlete, always fit! Tough and always gave his best.
While he could be vulnerable to fast-starting big punchers, he gave a prime Larry Holmes his toughest fight by far and was the ONLY fighter that Muhammad Ali could not figure out. He gave Ali fits
A shame that such a physically gifted guy was so badly injured in a car crash post-boxing and suffered such a long period of ill health
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If God wanted us to be vegetarians, why are animals made of meat ?
A very good fighter, who was a huge factor in why the 1970s was a special time for the Heavyweights. His war with Holmes is arguably the best Heavyweight match ever, and that he could beat Ali and then give Muhammad two incredibly close battles, helps show how good he was.
"Boxing is like jazz. The better it is, the less people appreciate it."
George Foreman
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