Heavyweight Boxers Collection

Mike Tyson meets Frank Bruno. Tysons in London to see Frank Bruno against James " Quick" Tillis. 20th March 1987

Boxers Party attended by fighters Joe Frazier (second left) and Muhammad Ali (right). 18th January 1974

Muhammad Ali and his entourage try to wind up Ken Norton ahead of their third fight in New York. 23rd September 1976

Muhammad Ali met future opponent British Heavy Weight Richard Dunn at the training camp of World welterweight John H. Stracey in Londons West End. 9th March 1976

Muhammad Alis second match with Leon Spinks, at the Louisiana Superdome on September 15, 1978, went badly for Spinks. A now in shape Ali rarely lost control

Muhammad Ali lands a punch as Richard Dunn tries to cover up in Munich. 24th May 1976

In 1971, both Ali and Frazier had legitimate claims to the title of World Heavyweight Champion. An undefeated Ali had won the title from Sonny Liston in Miami Beach in 1964

Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier battle it out for the World Heavyweight Championship in Madison Square Garden New York City. 8th March 1971 (Picture shows) A looking weary Ali about to sit on his stool

The Fight of the Century (also known as The Fight) is the title boxing writers and historians have given to the boxing match between champion Joe Frazier (26-0)

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"Legends Collide: Heavyweight Boxers Take Center Stage" When Mike Tyson crossed paths with Frank Bruno in London, the boxing world held its breath. The anticipation was palpable as Bruno prepared to face off against James, and Tyson's presence only added fuel to the fire. History repeated itself when Muhammad Ali encountered his future opponent Richard Dunn at a training camp. Little did they know that their meeting would foreshadow an epic clash in the British Heavyweight division. The Louisiana Superdome witnessed one of Ali's most memorable battles - his second match with Leon Spinks. The atmosphere was electric as these heavyweight warriors exchanged blows, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. A glamorous night unfolded at the Boxers Party, where Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali mingled among fellow fighters. Their camaraderie masked the fierce rivalry that had defined their careers, making this gathering all the more intriguing. In Munich, Ali unleashed his fury upon Richard Dunn while he desperately tried to cover up. It was a display of sheer dominance from "The Greatest, " leaving no doubt about his prowess inside the ring. Ali's entourage sought psychological warfare against Ken Norton before their third fight. With mind games aplenty, tensions escalated as they aimed to gain any advantage possible for what promised to be an unforgettable showdown. In 1971, both Ali and Frazier laid claim to being World Heavyweight Champions - setting the stage for an explosive clash that would forever etch their names in boxing history. The battle between Ali and Frazier for the World Heavyweight Championship captivated audiences worldwide. This iconic matchup showcased not only their physical abilities but also highlighted their indomitable spirit and unwavering determination. "The Fight of Century" became synonymous with this monumental bout between two legends who transcended sportsmanship boundaries. Boxing writers bestowed this title upon a contest that left fans awe-inspired by every punch thrown and every moment lived within those squared ropes.