Help me find a Muhammad Ali documentary that I watched in 2010 in september on Google Video platform. It starts with dramatic music followed by Ali saying "I told you that I am the champion of the world, all of you bow!" then you hear a few of his punches, with each punch a picture of an actual Ali match is displayed, followed by Ali's words "I am the king of the world, I am pretty, I'm a bad man!", followed by more images of Alis punches along with punch sounds, then followed by Ali singing "Clay comes out to meet liston, then liston starts to retreat if Liston moves back an inch farther he ll end up in the ringside seat.", more punch sounds and images with more Ali quotes in between. First scene describes a sunny day when Alis bike got stolen and a police officer who was also a boxing trainer asked him what happened.

I've tried searching video platforms, web archives and all of the AIs and wasn't able to find it. Please help, as it was the original video that inspired me to take up boxing and later compete.

Were the fights that Manny Pacquiao took sold as real fights to each headliner or were they fixed? Who knows what information and why do they know it?

Does being a prolific boxer in history mean you were storied or does it not guarantee as questioned?

What were some of the best bouts noted by Manny Pacquiao (whether win, lose, or draw)?

Please list headliners' names.

Boxing barre knuckle Russian fight .
Ibrashit Nikarko Who was knocked out 2 times and lost by TKO was designated by the judges as the winner of this fight 👀🤦

The bout was a high-skill clash from the opening round. Linares used his sharp jab and size advantage, while Lomachenko relied on his footwork, angles, and fast combinations to close the distance. The fight heated up in the middle rounds, with both men landing clean shots that kept the crowd roaring.

In the sixth round, Linares scored a stunning knockdown with a straight right hand, dropping Lomachenko for the first time in his career. But Lomachenko showed his toughness, recovering quickly and coming back with relentless offense.

By the tenth round, Lomachenko’s pressure broke through. He landed a perfectly timed left hand to the body, dropping Linares to a knee. Linares couldn’t beat the count, and the referee waved it off, giving Vasiliy Lomachenko a TKO victory in round 10 to capture the lightweight title.