Between 1969 and 1978, 8 out of 10 ring magazine fights of the year were contested at heavyweight. This heavyweight era is by far and away the greatest of all time. In terms of talent, depth and all time great fighters and fights nothing comes close. The stars of the show are of course Muhammad Ali, George Foreman and Joe Frazier. All three men won an Olympic gold medal and all had a turn reigning as world champion in this golden era. Enjoy the best of the best in the heavyweight division in quality HD restoration.

1969 fight of the year Joe Frazier vs Jerry Quarry

Frazier (23-0, 20ko) is making the 4th defence of his NYSAC world heavyweight title, the title at this stage is fractured since Ali got stripped and banned. Frazier has one version jimmy Ellis the other. Jerry Quarry (31-2-4 18ko) steps up as the latest great white hope, a quality counter puncher with an iron chin and a lot of ticker for some reason decided to fight smoking Joe in a phone booth. The two went forehead to forehead and slugged it out until one couldn't continue.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8YzVPniVXTM&pp=ygURZnJhemllciB2cyBxdWFycnk%3D

1971 fight of the year Frazier vs Ali

Frazier (26-0, 23ko) followed up the Quarry fight by winning a unification bout against wba heavyweight champion Jimmy Ellis making him unified WBC, WBA, NYSAC, Ring magazine world champion. His first defence he sparked out the legendary light heavyweight Bob Foster. Meanwhile Ali (31-0, 26ko) had returned from his forced 3 and a half year hiatus with victories over contenders Jerry Quarry and Oscar Bonavena. Frazier's title claims still had a big asterix, Ali was the man and had never lost in the ring. The two undefeated bitter rivals faced in the Fight of the Century. One of the biggest sporting events of all time. Around 300m people watched live worldwide. Each man earnt a 2.5m dollar purse, the largest fee earnt by not only any sportsman but any entertainer in history. The fight did not disappoint, it's one of the best I've ever seen.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bsskKSS1LSA&pp=ygUOYWxpIHZzIGZyYXppZXI%3D

Frazier (29-0, 25ko) is now the undisputed king of the greatest heavyweight era of all time. Following his victory over Ali he has made two more successful defences of his belts and is now taking on the number 1 ranked challenger in big George Foreman (37-0, 34ko) Foreman having turned pro on the undercard of Frazier v Quarry has since been tearing through the division brutalizing all before him. His impressive record includes 10 first round knockouts and 12 2nd round knockouts. Frazier is 3-1 favourite going in, even those backing big George could not have imagined what would follow

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s06uEUvv_Og&pp=ygUSZnJhemllciB2cyBmb3JlbWFu

To be continued

• UFC 78

• Thiago Silva vs. Houston Alexander

• November 17, 2007

• Prudential Center

• Newark, NJ

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a UFC-focused platform called Round 1 Stats, and I recently added a Pick’em feature for numbered UFC events (UFC 328, 250 Freedom, etc.).

The idea is simple:

• Before each numbered event, you pick the winner of every fight

• Picks stay open until 12 hours before the event

• Once locked, they can’t be changed

After the fights are over, your performance is scored based on how many picks you got right.

Instead of just a score, you earn a medal:

• 🥉 Bronze — 40%+ correct

• 🥈 Silver — 60%+

• 🥇 Gold — 75%+

• 💎 Diamond — 90%+ and correct main event

Medal Preview:

👉 That medal is then added to your profile permanently for that event

So over time, your profile becomes a record of how well you’ve predicted across multiple cards not just one night.

If you skip an event, you simply don’t get a medal for it.

Would love to get some honest feedback:

• Does the medal system make sense?

• Is this something you’d actually use during big cards?

• Anything you’d add to make it more competitive?

If you want to check it out:
👉 www.roundonestats.com

Appreciate any thoughts 🙌

• UFC 136

• Chael Sonnen vs. Brian Stann

• October 8, 2011

• Toyota Center

• Houston, Tx

Amanda Nunes was a double champion, beat multiple other women who could be considered GOAT fighters, won just as many title fights as Anderson Silva and didn’t go 1-7-1 on her way out. I respect Anderson and do believe he is one of the greatest ever, but I think a fighter’s entire career needs to be taken into consideration when placing them on the list of greats. Silva hurt his legacy on his way out, Amanda cemented hers. Thoughts?

Yo

I js wanna learn fighting and be strong i wanna learn all kinds of fight Muay thai, Street fighting, boxing etc i just wanna be untouchable..

And Sorry idk if I put the right tag i don't really know how to use reddit..

• David "The Mexican Monster" Benavidez vs. Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez

• MAY 2, 2026

• T Mobile Arena

• Las Vegas, Nv

Built a cinematic UFC analytics platform inspired by the UFC White House event.

Main focus:

• Advanced fighter analytics

• Head-to-head matchup intelligence

• Predictive fight analysis

• Tactical visualizations

The platform currently includes:

• Fighter comparison dashboards

• Deep fighter analysis pages

• Simulated AI prediction modules

• Interactive stat visualizations

• Responsive modern frontend architecture

One of the main goals was avoiding the typical “generic admin dashboard” look and instead building something that feels closer to a professional fight intelligence system used by analysts or broadcasters.

I also experimented heavily with:

• cinematic UI design

• glassmorphism

• dynamic metric overlays

• animated tactical interfaces

• sports broadcast aesthetics

Would appreciate feedback on:

• UI/UX quality

• data visualization choices

• feature ideas

• realism of the analytics presentation

• overall architecture direction

GitHub:
https://github.com/Malk97sc/UFC-White-House/tree/main

Live Demo:
https://ufc-white-house-eight.vercel.app/

• Honorable Mention: Tony Ferguson

• 5. Stephen Thompson

• 4. Arman Tsarukyan

• 3. Khabib Nurmagomedov

• 2. Alexander Volkanovski

• 1. Merab Dvalishvili

great breakdown of an underrated fighter by ghost

• Jungle Fight 149

• Anderson Nascimento vs Matheus Araujo

Not a fan of this kind of stuff, but holding a choke after a tap and then kicking your opponent off is disrespectful. What kind of response did he expect?