01 Frankfurt book fair people. Policemen. Is Muhammad Ali. Some people greet him enthusiastically. Television and camera people. The stand by Earthscan & fully besieged by the onlookers. Interview Muhammad Ali. Hid his head behind his book, "The Greatest". Ali, half total. Old recordings with boxing match against Karl Mildenberger on the 10.09.1966 (see K 193).
Frankfurt's Waldstadion: Karl Mildenberger, great interview there. Mildenberger speaks interview: "this is the fight of my life. I'm fighting not just for me but for Germany, to bring honor back to Germany". Great Muhammad Ali before the fight. Weighing the boxers. Max Schmeling and Joe Louis before the ring. The Waldstadion, total. The Boxer in bathrobes in the ring. Presentation of the two boxers. Handshake Mildenberger-Ali. Joe Louis and Max Schmeling greet in the ring, big. Mildenberger shaking hands with Joe Louis. Hein ten Hoff Mildenberger pushes the hand. Gustav (Bubi) Scholz rises out of the ring. Gong.
01 round: Attacking Majumdar. Ali evades easy dancingly. Meet a few Konterschläge.
02. round: Mildenberger attacks continue. Ali dodging and countering easily. Balanced round.
04. round: Mildenberger attacks continue. Ali is better, without much work out to. The slow motion shows how Ali dodges the blows by Majumdar. Pause. Mildenberger is treated. Bleed two eyebrows.
06. round: Ali lands heavy hits at the beginning of the round.
07. round: Mildenberger is fresh for the fight. Ali attacked violently. Mildenberger deftly dodges the blows from Ali. ZL. Joe Louis and Max Schmeling as a spectator side by side, great.
08 round: Mildenberger lands a body shot. Mildenberger have to hit to the ground, will be counted on. Ali is attacking the battered Mildenberger with quick strokes. Gong rescues. Slow motion footage of the attack by Ali.
10 round: Mildenberger meets body hits. Mildenberger is attacking. Mildenberger with a bleeding face. Ali, hardly drawn has a completely fresh. At the end of the round, Ali counters. Mildenberger needs on the ground, will be counted on. Gong.
11 round: Mildenberger fight with almost to puffy eyes.
12th round: Ali hits hard on Majumdar. Mildenberger is standing out, is taken by the referee in the fight. Ali as champion in the ring, is surrounded by people and photographers. Mildenberger hard drawn. Ali receives laurel wreath. Mildenberger waving in the crowd.
Book fair in Frankfurt with Muhammad Ali origin: Fox, looking typically world boxing match 1966: Muhammad Ali - Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt at the beginning and end of total length
While I special report: the greatest in Germany the largest literature Carnival of to Frankfurt the world a man who increased his fists to head dominated this time. Mohamed Ali, largest in the ring, has struck now as the author. Ali egg head can be next to his book only apply two other books: the Bible and the Koran. His German publisher paid $200,000 for the autobiography of the champion. He speculated on the millions of German fans who admired Ali once even in a German ring, when the world champion challenger Karl Mildenberger in 1966. Mildenberger then saw the great moment of his boxer's career in this fight.
Mildenberger: ' this is the fight of my life... I'm fighting not just for me but for Germany to bring honor back to Germany. "
His opponent's fists his boxed in 26 winning battles more than 10 million mark. European champion Karl Mildenberger lost two of his 54 Professional fights. He called Muhamed Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, to the first world championship fight in the heavyweight Division on German soil, at the end of the cradle ceremony the killer views of the champions and the winning smile of the Challenger open the final stage of a week-long Nervenkriegs. Max Schmeling and Joe Louis, the famous pairing of yesterday are the most prominent guests at the ring. Still, no one suspects that the 40,000 spectators in Frankfurt's Waldstadion looking forward to one of the most ominous, fastest and fairest fights in boxing history.
Hein ten Hoff and Bubi Scholz are the last celebrated stars who left the ring.
Mildenberger immediately takes the initiative. His right hand of leadership meets, but clay is full. His first just sits. Clay dismisses his opponent in the first break with a tasting of his dreaded Uppercut.
Mildenberger go back on the offensive. With left, right the body hook, he tries to make the world champion into the corner. In vain, but the round is balanced. Fourth round. Mildenberger stubbornly continues its attacks. Clay responds with briefly deposed counter. Dancingly, shines with light body movement, clay as a master of defensive. The bat illustrates his art, to take the hit or to evade them. Mommy Odessa is happy with son of Cassius. Mildenberger is bleeding from two eyebrows. A placed blow series receives it to round 6.
Surprisingly fresh, Mildenberger is the master in the 7th round; He sent oscillating escapes the dangerous blows to the knock-out.
8 round. Fightend unconditionally, Mildenberger comes through with two heavy body matches. Clay shows impressed for the first time. A full Konterschlag forces Hilde Berger to the ground. He is counted on to 8.
Mildenberger is severely damaged, clay uses the moment. The results come quickly and accurately. A fireworks display that confirmed his reputation as the previously fastest master heavyweight. The Gong rescues.
After a serious left body hook in the 10th round, clay bends briefly together. There are Mildenbergers strongest seconds. Shortly before the end of the round, clay begins a series of counter. A straight right hand stretches Majumdar to the ground. At 7, the gong will save him again.
Mildenbergers eyes are swollen shut at the start of the 11th round fast. Clay is no longer than after a walk. Then, clay begins his punishing game. Hard hit, quickly defeated as if they were just swab, reduce Mildenbergers reaction from beat to beat. Mildenberger goes after one minute and 30 seconds into the 12th round standing knockout Cassius Clay remains for the time being the largest, but it was his toughest fight, title and Gage of some 1.2 million. Mildenberger but has kept his promise. He delivered the best fight of his life.'
