I Am Ali Page #12
- PG
- Year:
- 2014
- 111 min
- $4,178
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So,
you know, and I said, "Oh. "
"I know what you mean,"
you know?
He has this twinkle in his eye
and he has this spirit within
him that's so profound
that people sometimes are moved to
just silence when they see him.
It just makes you more, I think,
cognizant of just the spiritual
side of fame and celebrity.
Not just famous for being famous,
but it makes you wanna know why.
Why he was famous,
why people love him,
the stands that he took,
the controversy.
Everything that he went through,
it's all part of his story
of getting to where he is now.
You know, the ups and the downs
that all makes him who he is.
I'm with him in his
training camp at Deer Lake.
Cold. Freezing cold.
Um, you know, ten degrees outside and
maybe 20 degrees below zero, wind chill.
And he'd say, "Hey, George,
let's go for a walk. "
I said, "What, are you crazy?" "Hey,
George, let's go for a walk!"
I said, "What... " "Hey,
George, let's go for a walk!"
I figure he's got something
he's gotta tell me.
And we go out in the snow
and we're...
Walking in the snow.
We walk about 30, 40 feet and
then he said, "Hey, George. "
I figure, here it comes.
"You know I got the fastest left
hand in the history of boxing. "
And I...
I said, "Yeah, for... fastest
left hand for a heavyweight. "
"No, no, no, every weight class. " I
said, "No, no, whoa, whoa, whoa. "
Willie Pep, lightweight, middleweight.
Sugar Ray Robinson... No, no, no.
"You got the fastest left hand in
the history of boxing heavyweight. "
He said, "Every weight class. "
"You wanna... you wanna
see it?" I said, "Yeah. "
"You wanna see it again?"
I think he's one of the greatest
men of the twentieth century.
One of the great heroes of all time.
Not our time, all time.
The most famous American ever.
To this day.
Ever. Yeah. Worldwide.
I mean, who doesn't know
who Muhammad Ali is?
I remember
Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Ali beat Joe Frazier very easily.
The next day they have
a press conference,
so we walk from the Essex
House, Central Park East,
all the way down
He looked good
and he knew he looked good.
He could look in the mirror.
He'd never seen a mirror he didn't like.
Look in there.
By the time we got
to Madison Square Garden,
there must have been
1,000 people behind us.
As I looked around, I realized
Muhammad Ali was no mere fighter.
He was more than just a fighter.
He was King of the World.
Just another ordinary day
Seven years, same old way
Dying is hard
I can't bear to stay
Just another ordinary day
Seven years, life rots away
And dying is hard
I can't bear to stay
Just another ordinary
Morning comes
and then it takes you away
I had a dream last night. You and
I were together. We're old men.
But we're sitting and we're talking.
"We had some fun. "
And you said, "Gene, you remember?
You remember, Gene?"
Muhammad Ali!
I wish that I had tapes of myself
from when I was this small.
I'm sure most people do, but many
people never think about these things.
Allah that I appreciate life
and I realize how great life is
once we get old and you remember
being back at this age again.
I know it's nice to have a
record of all these things.
It's history conscience. I'm
always thinking about history.
If anyone wondered why me, Muhammad
it's because
history is so beautiful.
At the time we're living life,
we don't realize.
We found our love
On Blueberry Hill
On Blueberry Hill
She was mine
She was mine
Once upon a time
Once upon a time
This is December 6th, 1979,
about 11:
00pm.Signing off. Goodbye, y'all.
Ooh
I get a feeling
People all around
trying to throw me down
Ooh
I need a re-do
So I took a swing
and spun you around
What do you say, stewardess? You
mean the plane is gonna crash?
Say a prayer?
Recite a Bible verse.
Well,
I don't know no Bible verse.
Just do something religious?
I'll take up a collection.
Son
You'd better run
Run like the breeze
Ooh
I gotta move
People all around
getting in my way
Ooh
I get naked
I got something to give
Something to say
Son
We got it going on
You'd better run like the breeze
Son
You'd better run
Run like the breeze
Oh
You'd better run,
you'd better run
Oh
You'd better run
Oh
You'd better run,
you'd better run
Oh, you'd better run
Oh
You'd better run,
you'd better run
Oh
You'd better run
Oh
You'd better run,
you'd better run
Oh, you'd better run
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