Joe Frazier, boxing champion, died Monday following a brief battle with liver cancer. The man who clashed with Muhammad Ali three thrilling times -- winning once -- had only just begun his fight ...

'Ali-Frazier I': A Knockout Documentary. ... Marvis Frazier, Joe's son, who was 11 at the time, remembers going to school and having to defend his father against taunts of "Uncle Tom." ...

At the time, Frazier was 29–0, with 25 knockouts and 10 title defenses. Foreman was a 31/2-to-1 underdog who had not fought anyone of note, ... Joe Frazier died of cancer in 2011.

George Foreman beat Joe Frazier to become world champion on January 22, 1973, in ... Foreman compiled an impressive professional record with the vast majority of his victories coming by knockout.

In 1973, Joe Frazier owned the title as baddest man on the planet. He was 29-0 with 25 knockouts and had held the world’s heavyweight title for three years, including a grueling stoppage of ...

Joe Frazier's legendary left hook, ... Actually, one of the most famous left hook knockouts of all time was Robinson's. He landed it on Gene Fullmer in 1957 to win the undisputed middleweight title.

The Southern California-based sports marketing agent and singer who counted deep connections with the likes of Roy Jones Jnr, Joe Frazier, Angelo Dundee, Penny Marshall and countless musicians ...

Referee Joe Cortez allowed the bedraggled New Yorker to continue and all Foreman needed was a single left hook to the chin, which rendered Cooney unconscious. 4. Ken Norton (TKO 2/15), March 26, 1974) ...