The Doc. will come on after the fight out here... So I havent seen it yet.
Really looking forward to it...
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The Doc. will come on after the fight out here... So I havent seen it yet.
Really looking forward to it...
...it shows what a cunt Ali was to Joe Louis.
I understand their generations saw things differently but that's no reason to throw a hero under the bus the way he did.
Reagan did the right thing burrying Louis in Arlington...it took like 50 years but FINALLY a President did the right thing for Joe
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He got the shaft Indeed.Whatever remains of that era and Its Government bureaucracy that were responsible for treating Louis like s!!! should lower there heads in shame.
Schmeling was not the only one used and turned out by his Gov and "leaders".
....all it took was a Presidential pardon....it's a shame no one had the guts to give him one!
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I just watched it and thought it was tremendous...
What an inspiring yet sad story...
A great champion indeed...
"I got a million dollar body and a ten cent brain."
- Max Baer
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I think were agreeing here in the end.I could give two S!!!'s about reagan and /or his motives.The bottom line is A man and great as well as his family were given back a bit of respect that was lacking for way to long.Yeh,too late and a shame but well overdue non the less.
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Considering Ali,and his friend Richard Pryor were calling for Joe to be pardoned in the late 70's
I dont see the under the bus part
Well Ali called him an Uncle Tom....well more "an Uncle Tom for the white man".
That controversial part of how Ali truly felt about Joe Louis makes it harder for me to respect him....I respect him (not a HUGE fan but I respect him) it just makes it hard to.
Joe Louis broke down barriers in a different way than Ali tried to and it seems to go unnoticed in this day and time as well as in the 60's.
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