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The last of their three fights, the “Thrilla in Manila” in 1975, is widely ranked as the greatest match in boxing history.

Mr. Frazier and Ali were the dominant heavyweights of their generation, and their rivalry was considered one of the most heated and enduring in all of sports. Both fighters had won Olympic gold medals, but in most other respects they were very different.

But the bouts that Mr. Frazier and Ali fought in the ring were complicated by a personal antipathy rare in sports. Ali’s needling of Mr. Frazier turned from ordinary ribbing to something deeper that reflected the divisions of race and opportunity in America.

Mr. Frazier, a sharecropper’s son from South Carolina, was stocky and powerful. Even more telling, Mr. The most exciting thing about him was his nickname, “Smokin’ Joe.” His crouching, relentless style of boxing was in stark contrast to the tall, graceful presence of Ali. Frazier’s quiet stoicism was no match for Ali’s glib flamboyance.

Источник: Washington Post