Joe Frazier was known for his relentless pressure fighting style, powerful left hook, and exceptional stamina.

He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990.

Frazier's trilogy with Muhammad Ali is considered one of the greatest rivalries in boxing history.

After retiring from boxing, Frazier ran a boxing gym in Philadelphia and made occasional appearances in entertainment and media.

He passed away on November 7, 2011, due to liver cancer.

Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion (1970–1973)

The Ring World Heavyweight Champion (1970-1973)

Olympic Gold Medalist: 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Heavyweight Division

Vs. Buster Mathis (March 4, 1968): Won by TKO in the 11th round to claim the NYSAC World Heavyweight Title.

Vs. Bob Foster (November 17, 1970): Won by KO in 2nd round to retain The Ring World Heavyweight title after being awarded belt in May of same year.

Vs. Muhammad Ali (March 8, 1971): Won by unanimous decision in the "Fight of the Century," becoming the first boxer to defeat Ali. Retained The Ring World Heavyweight title.

Vs. George Foreman (January 22, 1973): Lost by TKO in the 2nd round, marking his first professional defeat and loss of the heavyweight title.

Vs. Muhammad Ali (October 1, 1975): Lost by RTD after the 14th round in the "Thrilla in Manila," one of the most brutal and famous bouts in boxing history.