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have won against Ali that day under almost any circumstances. It was fate for<br />

Ali to regain the title and pull the upset. Foreman was a co-star in the movie,<br />

but Ali was the star. If there had been a rematch, I think Foreman MIGHT have<br />

taken Ali. He could have gone to the body more to take Ali's legs away. He<br />

could have punched more selectively to avoid fatique. But you know, Ali<br />

withstood Shavers best and it makes me wonder if Foreman could have KOed Ali,<br />

even if he connected. It would be tough for Foreman to go the then 15 round<br />

distance. "Ali's Alley" was rounds 10-15 and who's to say that Foreman would<br />

have enough gas in the tank that late in the fight? Foreman made his name by<br />

taking guys out in 2 or 3 rounds, not outboxing them over 15. It's why I<br />

respect the new Foreman so much---he learned to pace himself and stay<br />

competitive over the whole fight. |<br />

|9/10/04 12:50:38 AM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|Hey Jimmy D.,thanks<br />

for that story on <strong>Jerry</strong> "visiting" Charlie,his ex. It gives more insight on what<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> was really like. I just rewatched the Ali-vs-Forman<br />

fight.Ali was landing hard right hand leads throughout the entire fight.He out<br />

fought Foreman the entire fight.Those last two rounds of rope-a-dope body<br />

punches by Foreman meant nothing.Ali was just setting him up for the<br />

knockout.<strong>The</strong> only fighter who ever really tested Ali's spirit to win was Joe<br />

Frazier.As for politics,no matter who our next president is.Make no mistake<br />

,gentleman,this country is in for a long ,bloody war with terrorism.I've spent<br />

alot of time in Vietman,and I can see the parallels.I can see it coming.I think<br />

we will be hit again before the elections.|<br />

|9/10/04 09:46:51 AM|Evren|London||@||||10|Steve you are right. It is very very<br />

upsetting. On all sides there is too many people dying. President Bush said the<br />

other day 'it was worth it'. I disagree because who's freedom are they fighting<br />

for ? I saw a very disturbing documentary by an American journalist who was in<br />

the 'thick of things' in Falujah and he spoke to literally hundreds of<br />

shopowners, locals, police - everyone. All the opinions were unanimous that they<br />

DID NOT WANT America or Britain in their country. <strong>The</strong>y feel that we are not<br />

righteous and they do not want western morals/standards in their country. This<br />

is a difficult situation to say the least - they said that every person in Iraq<br />

would give their lives up to remove the 'West' from their country. In solving<br />

one problem America have created so many more..and it is the man on the street<br />

that pays..I hope all out soldiers get home safe. Sorry for straying off the<br />

boxing subject.|<br />

|9/10/04 05:15:15 PM|Noam|Miama||chom@hotmail.com||||10|<strong>The</strong>re are just as many<br />

surveys showing that a majority of the Iraqi population actually want us in<br />

there. Undoubtedly, these were right wing surveys, just like the documentary<br />

showing otherwise was left wing.Someone said that they don't want<br />

"western morality and standards". Perhaps they say that however, given the<br />

choice between living there and here, just about every one of them would jump in<br />

a leaky boat at the chance of joining us.What are western values and<br />

standards, anyway ? Suicide bombers on school buses blowing up innocent Jews ?<br />

Flying passenger planes into populated buildings ? Only having the choice of one<br />

religion and one political party ? Are western standards and beliefs<br />

below those in Muslim countries ? Are different religions and beliefs outlawed<br />

in our country like they are in all Muslim countries ? Are our women subjugated<br />

and banned from getting educations like they do in some Muslim countries<br />

?For most in the west it is a great source of pride that our standards<br />

are different. While those in the Muslim world didn't rise up to stop the<br />

slaughter of brother Muslims in Kosova, the prevailing standards and beliefs in<br />

the western world were decent enough for America and her allies to stop the<br />

slaughter.And it was the Muslim world that sat back and watched Saddam<br />

unleash chemical weapons (WMDs) on brother Muslims in Iran ? He gassed tens of<br />

thousands of Kurds in his own country, slaughtered the Marsh Arabs, invaded<br />

Kuwait, shot missiles into populated sections of Saudi Arabia and

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