Joe Frazier, the winner, by a unanimous decision. Ali in his corner, a bit disappointed.

6 seconds sound clip from the The Greatest (1977) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:18:55.614 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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- The round is almost over now. It's the 15th and final round. And the scoring in New York is on a round basis.

- A hard right to the body by Frazier. Another, and then a left hook to the body by Frazier.

- Referee comes over again to get them apart. Ali looks very, very tired indeed, and so does Frazier. The round is almost over.

- Frazier ducks under a couple of lefts pointed at his head. And it's all over. The fight is over.

- The massive crowd at Madison Square Garden up on their feet cheering what probably could be the greatest fight of all time.

- Joe Frazier, the winner, by a unanimous decision. Ali in his corner, a bit disappointed.

- We'll get him next time, chap.

- Baby, you did fine. Real fine.

- Let's get him dressed up so they can X-ray that jaw.

- All right.

- All right, everybody out, huh? Please, everybody out.

- Okay, you heard him. Come on, move.

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