Imagine having that left hook in your arsenal.
HEART AND DETERMINATION - Smokin' Joe Frazier
I smoke on the mic like smoking Joe Frazier
The hell raiser, raising hell with the flavor
Terrorize the jam like troops in Pakistan
Swinging through your town like your neighborhood Spiderman
Smokin' Joe Frazier
RIP - I bet Death got himself some new black eyes though.
Frazier, along with Louis, was always my favorite boxer. Tenacious, fearless, gutsy. Other fighters have been stronger, faster, more talented, but no one has more heart. A quiet man who let the quality of his work, and the iron in his fists do the talking for him. He carried himself in the ring the way I aspire to carry myself in life. I almost feel bad for Death. Because I'm sure he got one hell of whuppin.
I'm going to tell you all this right...I have this dedication now...much more then ever. Frazier...I hope you're hearing this as well, because I want? you to hear more then any other person...I'm going to become the next undisputed heavyweight champion. I want to make you proud...Frazier...You're a champion forever...RIP.
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Thanks. Rest in peace to one of the greats. Loved his style and was a great guy to boot. 
Thanks, Pro Ice. I loved watching Frazier fight, his third fight vs Ali is one of my all time favorites.
RIP
You're welcome CA
TTT for the champ
Bump for a legend
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To The Top
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Bump
HBO is running the "Thrila in Manila" documentary again tonight in honor of Frazier.
http://joefrazierscorner.com/2011/11/08/hbo-remembers-legendary-heavyweight-joe-frazier-thursday-nov-10/
HBO REMEMBERS LEGENDARY HEAVYWEIGHT JOE FRAZIER
THURSDAY, NOV. 10 WITH ENCORE PRESENTATION OF PEABODY WINNER
THRILLA IN MANILA, CHRONICLING THE
GREATEST RIVALRY IN BOXING HISTORY
HBO will pay tribute to the legacy of heavyweight great Joe Frazier, who passed away Nov. 7, with a special encore play of THRILLA IN MANILA, the compelling 2009 documentary chronicling the competition between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, widely considered the greatest rivalry in boxing history. The 90-minute film will be seen THURSDAY, NOV. 10 (6:30-8:00 p.m. ET/PT).
Other HBO playdate: Sunday, Nov. 13 (5:30 p.m.)
HBO Signature playdate: Friday, Nov. 11 (4:30 p.m.)
THRILLA IN MANILA tells the story of the final Ali-Frazier fight in the searing heat of the Philippines through the eyes of Frazier – the "other man" in the ring. The film is also available to subscribers at HBO On Demand® through Nov. 27.
An official selection of the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and a Peabody Award winner, THRILLA IN MANILA chronicles one of the bitterest sports face-offs ever, recounting a tale of personal betrayal stoked by the racial politics of 1970s America. Featuring archival footage and exclusive interviews with boxing insiders, including Ferdie Pacheco, Butch Lewis and Dave Wolf, as well as Imelda Marcos, former first lady of the Philippines, the documentary tells the story of two great fighters forever linked by three epic bouts, and looks at their final fight, considered the most brutal, from Frazier's perspective for the first time.
Directed by John Dower ("Once in a Lifetime: The Extraordinary Story of The New York Cosmos"), THRILLA IN MANILA deftly tracks an extraordinary personal battle between two friends, and captures the poignant moment in the socio-cultural history of the country when they became American sports icons and legends. While Ali was a symbol of the civil rights struggle and the anti-Vietnam War movement, Frazier was cast (some would say unfairly) as the symbol of the pro-war, conservative segment of American society.
In 1967, Ali was stripped of his heavyweight crown after refusing induction into the armed forces. THRILLA IN MANILA shows how Frazier subsequently befriended Ali and supported the renewal of his boxing license and status, revealing the intense feelings of betrayal he felt after Ali returned to the ring in 1970 and subjected him to race-baiting attacks.
HBO Documentary Films and HBO Sports present A Darlow Smithson/IMG Media Company Production; narrated by Liev Schreiber; produced and directed by John Dower; executive producers, John Smithson and Elinor Day; executive producer for British Channel 4, Andrew Mackenzie; director of photography, Stephen Standen; editors, Nicholas Packer and Kate Spankie.
^ Thanks nottheface, that's a great doc
Here it is for anybody that wants to check it out
Video: Thrilla in Manila (documentary)
http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/mma.