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1. Frazier was the favorite going into the bout, but Foreman knocked him out in the second round.
2. Frazier was sent to Los Angeles to train, before Futch agreed to join Durham as an assistant trainer.
3. Frazier was at his best in this battle as he ravaged George throughout with his famous left hook.
4. Frazier was dropped twice in the second round against Bonavena.
5. Frazier was forcing Mathis to use up his strength and energy by the minute.

Problem

1. Frazier will have outpatient endoscopic surgery this Friday afternoon to repair the problem.

Point

1. Frazier at this point was 32-3 and Foreman was 41-1.

Likes

1. Ever since, Frazier, who likes to meet fans and sign autographs, has involved himself in different endeavours.
2. Joe Frazier never lost to a Michael Moorer or was never knocked out by the likes of Buster Douglas or Hasim Rahman.

Los Angeles

1. Amos returned to Los Angeles to meet Buster Mathis who was on the comeback trail after a loss to " Smokin " Joe Frazier.

Joe Bugner

1. Frazier then returned to his winning ways with a 12 rounds decision win over Joe Bugner, a future challenger to Ali for the world title.

Frazier Lives

1. Frazier lives in Philadelphia where he owns and manages a boxing gym but Frazier put the gym up for sale in mid 2009.

Mathis

1. While Mathis is trying to box and keep Frazier from pinning him against the ropes, he was paying a price.

Fight Joe Frazier

1. In 1975, Ali was again slated to fight Joe Frazier.

Amy Frazier

1. Amy Frazier (born September 19, 1972 in St. Louis, Missouri) is a professional female tennis player from the United States.

Ron Stander

1. In 1972, Frazier retained the title twice, beating Terry Daniels and Ron Stander, both four round knockout losers to Frazier.
2. May 26 - Joe Frazier retains his world Heavyweight title with a five round knockout over Ron Stander in Omaha.

Marvis Frazier

1. Two famous examples of these include George Foreman defeating Joe Frazier and Mike Tyson knocking out Joe's son, Marvis Frazier (in just 30 seconds).

Credit

1. Frazier had a deep, glowing pride in who he was and what he'd become and felt that he hadn't been given due credit for defeating Ali in 1971.
2. Over the years I've had to continually remind some that Joe Frazier was a better two-handed fighter than given credit for.

Victories

1. Two victories in 1968 brought Manuel�s streak to fifteen strait and set up a title fight with �Smokin� Joe Frazier.

Career

1. Ray Anderson was said to have sparred over 400 rounds with Joe Frazier up to this point in his career.
2. During his career, Joe Frazier fought every fighter out there.

Reign

1. By 1978, Brenda Frazier was drowning in champagne and doing everything she could to maintain her reign as Glamour Girl No.

Record

1. Frazier had a record of 32 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw, with 27 knockout wins.

Setting

1. Joe Frazier petitioned President Nixon to have Ali's right to box reinstated setting up the whole series of matches.

Something

1. I was told something by someone who was involved with The Cloverlay Corporation that managed Joe Frazier.

Train

1. Joe Frazier was so impressed that he asked her to be part of Team Frazier as he wanted to train her.

Minute

1. Frazier got closer in each minute of the fight.

Hill

1. Ali believed Frazier was "over the hill" by that point, and his overconfidence may have caused him to train less than he could have.

Night

1. Even at that stage of his career, Frazier on any given night could lick any given opponent because he was for real.

Crown

1. A fraudulent lawyer, Frazier, arrives and farcically divorces Bess from Crown.

Prime

1. Many boxing aficionados have remarked that it was Quarry's misfortune to be in his prime at the same time that Ali and Frazier were at or close to theirs.
2. Roberto Duran in his prime is the only other fighter I've seen do it as fluidly and effectively as Frazier did.

Attack

1. Frazier opened the fourth again on the attack, digging a hard right to Norton's body followed by a clubbing right to the jaw that forced Ken to hold.

Opponents

1. So, Frazier didn't need to fight some opponents to become a world champion in the elimination fights.
2. Foreman fought flat out, all guns full steam ahead, while Frazier, kept his left hook ready, waited and took blows, hoping to wear down his opponents.

Writing

1. Fleischer was writing after Ali's loss to Frazier, several years before his performance against Foreman and rematches with Frazier.
2. If this writing is too soft on Joe Frazier for anyone�s liking, I�ll accept that.

Autobiography

1. Frazier wrote an autobiography entitled Smokin' Joe.

Illinois

1. Frazier Thomas was born in Rushville, Indiana on June 13, 1918 and died in Chicago, Illinois on April 3, 1985, was an American television personality.

End

1. By the end of the round Ellis was pinned against the ropes and Frazier is landing body shots and short hooks to the head.

Inevitable

1. In 1970 Ali was reinstated to the sport, and a bout between the undefeated former champion and Frazier was inevitable.

Round

1. Frazier ended the night by nearly decapitating Foster in round two.

Punch

1. Frazier also carried his punch from round one to fifteen, something only Louis and Marciano shared.
2. By Frazier coming in, the punch would land with even more impact.

Final

1. In April, she won her first WTA Tour title at the Japan Open in Tokyo against Amy Frazier in the final.

Body

1. But round six passed and Frazier was still there in front of him and, worse, now coming at him, unleashing damaging hooks to the body.

Canvas

1. Equally memorable was Foreman's final punch, an uppercut landed with such force that it lifted Frazier off his feet before sending him to the canvas.

First

1. She won her first major title after upsetting both Amy Frazier and Sabine Appelmans at the 1992 Japan Open.
2. Over the years she and Ship drifted apart and underneath the strain of being Brenda Frazier, Brenda Frazier had the first of her nervous breakdowns.
3. Frazier Park, California’s M.K. Kanke collected his 22nd career Southwest Series victory at Stockton for first on the Southwest Series all-time win list.

World Heavyweight

1. Foreman got his shot at the world heavyweight championship when he was scheduled to fight Joe Frazier in Kingston, Jamaica, on January 22, 1973.
2. Challenged Joe Frazier for the World Heavyweight Championship and was knocked out in the 2nd round.

Manila

1. Frazier recalls their brutal matchup outside Manila as something much less grandiose.

Retired

1. In 1976, Frazier lost to Foreman in a rematch and retired.

Referee

1. As he had done following the five previous knockdowns, Frazier got up, but this time the referee sensibly stepped in to end the slaughter.

Weaving

1. Joe Frazier and Jack Dempsey were masters of bobbing and weaving.

Underrated

1. However, what continues to mystify me is how Frazier is often overlooked and underappreciated, not to mention underrated.
2. And in an era that every supposed great is over-hyped and overrated, Joe Frazier is consistently underrated.

Ten Rounds

1. December 3 - Joe Frazier 's last fight: He draws after ten rounds with Jumbo Cummings in Chicago.

Cost-Effectiveness

1. Frazier AL, Colditz GA, Fuchs CS, Kuntz KM. Cost-effectiveness of screening for colorectal cancer in the general population.

Losing

1. After his loss to Foreman in 1973, Frazier faced Ali again in 1974, losing a 12-round decision.

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