article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 .
article_snippet.sent: Sweat sprays off Muhammad Ali (right) as Joe Frazier collects Joe Frazier jaw with a strong left in 1971 .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 and Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 at Madison Square Garden, New York, on March 8, 1971, was the second 'Fight of THE CENTURY Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971's evasive abilities and speed, such as this swerve from a Joe Frazier hook, kept Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 in the fight .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 had been banned from boxing for three-and-a-half years for refusing induction into the US military to fight in Vietnam – but as a consequence become the darling of the young, the black and the Civil Rights movement.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 fanned the flames by labelling the simpler man who would become Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 arch-rival an ‘Uncle Tom,’ the most wounding insult for an African American .
article_snippet.sent: Fast-talking Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 offensively labelled Joe Frazier an 'Uncle Tom' due to the support Fast-talking Ali got from white conservatives .
article_snippet.sent: Referee Tony Perez, widely believed to have acted leniently in Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971's favour, orders the pair to the pair corners .
article_snippet.sent: Artist Leroy Neiman sat at Artist Leroy Neiman easel painting Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 and Joe Frazier as they fought.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 came out fast to dominate the first three rounds.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier, encouraged by catching Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 with the last punch of the third, launched an attack to the body in the fourth which brought Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 into the ascendancy.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971’s speed of hand, dancing feet and combination punching kept Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 in a fight in which Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 was taking increasing punishment – along with a little help from referee Arthur Mercante who declined to call a knock down when Joe Frazier sent Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 crashing in the eighth.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 is laid out on the canvas as Joe Frazier is send to the corner before a long 10-count in the 15th round .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier caught Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 with the most wicked of all those trademark left hooks and this time there was no denying a count which appeared to edge a fraction longer than the stipulated ten seconds.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 rose to Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 feet.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 jaw grotesquely swollen.
article_snippet.sent: Again Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 courage carried Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 to the bell.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 pronounced the rumours of Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 passing to be premature.
highlights_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 is the third in the series .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Smokin' Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 was two-belt champion bizarrely backed by conservatives .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali in New York in 1971 was darling of young blacks after refusal to fight in Vietnam .