The Amazing Speed of Muhammed Ali

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The Amazing Speed of Muhammed Ali (http://www.filecabi.net/video/Muhammad-Ali-London.html)

[broggi]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

[UnregisteredSexOffender]

What about Ali vs. the T-1000? :eek7:

[PHXSUNSR#1]

He got knocked out, I'm not impressed.

[abitjilted]

For you YOUNGINNS......Cassius Marcellus Clay, A.K.A., Muhammad Ali-was known for his LOOKS, INTELLIGENCE, STAMINA, SPORTMANSHIP, ARGUEMENTS-( IN GOOD FUN) - WITH HOWARD COSELL and QUOTES. My favorite....." I FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY.......AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!! As shown here, ....there will NEVER be another like the MAN!!!

[Legend K]

Sure he was good but that guy London (and no I know nothing about boxing) looked pretty crap to me. The only attempt he had at a punch in that whole vid was a bitch whack at 36s. Then he backed himself into a corner and got himself knocked the fuck out.
Also I wouldn't say it was ali's "speed" that was impressive but rather his grace.

[Scruff]

did he even throw any punches? he quick

[pm4345]

it's not just the sport, but what you do outside of it. He is definitely one of the greatest figures of our time. Randy Moss is gifted (athletic) but will we remember him like this after 30-40 years?

[theseeder]

12 punches in 3 seconds from what i saw, thats mad as they were heavy hits too...

[curro]

Some good speed but looked like a mismatched fight to me.

[joe6969696969]

Some good speed but looked like a mismatched fight to me.

Most of them are. I bet it was hard to find someone that was at Ali's level when he was in his prime.

[Snuff.]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

I would - he's in a wheelchair. :1orglaugh:

[davidjcusick]

Muhammad Ali - Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs.
Please allow me to disect the record of the so-called "Greatest Of All Time". Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali started his professional career on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round decision over Tunney Hunsaker (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Tunney_Hunsaker), who was the police chief of Fayetteville, West Virginia (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Fayetteville%2C_West_Virginia). His first notable fight was against an aged Archie Moore on November 15, 1962. Moore was 49, Ali was 20. He knocked Moore out in 4. I'd like to simply make note of some of his KO's. I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's. As far as the 1966 clip shown here, Brian London, whose career stats were 37-20-1, he should have made it look easy... plus it was the 3rd round when the KO occured. As far as today is concerned, Ali would be another flash in the pan. Another "Pretty Boy",who is also known to fight select opponents, run around the ring & although having quite a KO record, who's it against? Ali would be just another KO victim for the likes of Wladimir Klitschko (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/wklitschko.htm), Oleg Maskaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/maskaev.htm), Sam Peter (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/peter.htm), Shannon Briggs (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/briggs.htm) & Ruslan Chagaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/chagaev.htm). Thanks...

[Curmudgeon]

"A fuselage of punches" ??? What in the great wide-open hell does that even mean?? :confused: :confused:

[CPYR]

Muhammad Ali - Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs.
Please allow me to disect the record of the so-called "Greatest Of All Time". Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali started his professional career on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round decision over Tunney Hunsaker (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Tunney_Hunsaker), who was the police chief of Fayetteville, West Virginia (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Fayetteville%2C_West_Virginia). His first notable fight was against an aged Archie Moore on November 15, 1962. Moore was 49, Ali was 20. He knocked Moore out in 4. I'd like to simply make note of some of his KO's. I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's. As far as the 1966 clip shown here, Brian London, whose career stats were 37-20-1, he should have made it look easy... plus it was the 3rd round when the KO occured. As far as today is concerned, Ali would be another flash in the pan. Another "Pretty Boy",who is also known to fight select opponents, run around the ring & although having quite a KO record, who's it against? Ali would be just another KO victim for the likes of Wladimir Klitschko (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/wklitschko.htm), Oleg Maskaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/maskaev.htm), Sam Peter (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/peter.htm), Shannon Briggs (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/briggs.htm) & Ruslan Chagaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/chagaev.htm). Thanks...

Here is just one of many reasons why you are so wrong it hurts.


http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/3193/alildodgesj9.gif

[brownbearclan]

"A fuselage of punches" ??? What in the great wide-open hell does that even mean?? :confused: :confused:

I know huh! I'm like um...isn't that a part of an airplane? lol

(((looks it up online)))

Yep still doesn't make any sense, I didn't see any other meanings or similar words. Weird lol.

[davidjcusick]

CPYR... So he ducks five punches & he's GREAT??? I've seen James Toney do that a countless number of times. SO??? Your video proves that he can make "certain" opponents miss. SO??? *Insert Sarcasm Here* I'm sorry that I'm so wrong about Ali that it hurts. On any given episode of Friday night Fights I can see fighters bob & weave to make their opponents miss... & YES! FIVE consecutive times. I just don't see what's so great about Ali.

[antifreeze]

What was that song in the mids 70's "Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee".

[Snuff.]

"A fuselage of punches" ??? What in the great wide-open hell does that even mean?? :confused: :confused:

I know huh! I'm like um...isn't that a part of an airplane? lol

(((looks it up online)))

Yep still doesn't make any sense, I didn't see any other meanings or similar words. Weird lol.

I've got it - "fusillade".

1. a simultaneous or continuous discharge of firearms.

[Proto69]

CPYR... So he ducks five punches & he's GREAT??? I've seen James Toney do that a countless number of times. SO??? Your video proves that he can make "certain" opponents miss. SO??? *Insert Sarcasm Here* I'm sorry that I'm so wrong about Ali that it hurts. On any given episode of Friday night Fights I can see fighters bob & weave to make their opponents miss... & YES! FIVE consecutive times. I just don't see what's so great about Ali.
Ahhh i love trolls. Remember folks dont feed the trolls, just smile and nod politely.

[Jegar]

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

Bruce lee

[artgod33]

Muhammad Ali - Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs.
Please allow me to disect the record of the so-called "Greatest Of All Time". Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali started his professional career on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round decision over Tunney Hunsaker (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Tunney_Hunsaker), who was the police chief of Fayetteville, West Virginia (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Fayetteville%2C_West_Virginia). His first notable fight was against an aged Archie Moore on November 15, 1962. Moore was 49, Ali was 20. He knocked Moore out in 4. I'd like to simply make note of some of his KO's. I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's. As far as the 1966 clip shown here, Brian London, whose career stats were 37-20-1, he should have made it look easy... plus it was the 3rd round when the KO occured. As far as today is concerned, Ali would be another flash in the pan. Another "Pretty Boy",who is also known to fight select opponents, run around the ring & although having quite a KO record, who's it against? Ali would be just another KO victim for the likes of Wladimir Klitschko (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/wklitschko.htm), Oleg Maskaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/maskaev.htm), Sam Peter (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/peter.htm), Shannon Briggs (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/briggs.htm) & Ruslan Chagaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/chagaev.htm). Thanks...

Your ingnorance is mind boggling.

You make reference to Ali's first fight being against a weak opponent but isn't everyones?

Did Vld Klitscho fight David Byrd for his first professional fight?

No it was more like Bavid Byrd's concierge's cousin Pete.

And then you go on being unimpressed by Ali's ability to NOT get hit. Sure a lot of fighters can move... but a heavyweight?

The modern fighter that can probably best be compared with Ali would be Roy Jones Jr for his ability to really be a complete fighter and THE dominant force but even Jones is giving up 30 pounds to Ali so when you put all of those moves and grace with the power and effortlessness of Ali it makes it that much more impressive.

Not to mention the fact that there are so many great fighters today is as a direct result of Ali.

Ali fought schlubs because the level of competition didn't exist. He literally raised the bar and inspired generations to go out and compete at the highest level giving you your precious current bath of fighters.

But ask anyone of THE and they sure as hell wont be as dumb as you and say they could take Ali in his prime.

[artgod33]

I would - he's in a wheelchair. :1orglaugh:

My money's still on Cascious!

[antifreeze]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

Muhammed Ali of course. Bruce Lee's fighting only works if you fight kung fu style.
Like when 10 guys would fight Bruce, they all waited thier turn. Stupid, They should attack at once. Kinda like one guy with a pistol will out shoot 20 guys with machine guns. And you never see the guy reload.

[211drinker]

Most of them are. I bet it was hard to find someone that was at Ali's level when he was in his prime.

exactly


Muhammad Ali was so smooth, he had some sick combinations

[Your Majesty]

Machine gun:eek7:

[foreverspeed1984]

umm the faster he was young the slower when he get old haha!!!

[daverskully]

Only one punch actually landed clean and did the real damage, they look "fast" because of the shitty cameras they had then, which make everything looks streaked and distorted. Ali would get killed by any professional fighter today, and not simply just because of the juice and performance enhancers.. the sport has changed, just like any other. Same thing with gretzky, ruth, etc. They were all the best of their time, but nodays they would be smoked.

[daverskully]

Tyson vs. Ali in their prime, tyson would win no doubt. Ali even said this in an interview where Ali, Tyson, and Sugar were on a television show.

[Rabid Kimba]

Muhammad Ali - Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs.
Please allow me to disect the record of the so-called "Greatest Of All Time". Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali started his professional career on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round decision over Tunney Hunsaker (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Tunney_Hunsaker), who was the police chief of Fayetteville, West Virginia (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Fayetteville%2C_West_Virginia). His first notable fight was against an aged Archie Moore on November 15, 1962. Moore was 49, Ali was 20. He knocked Moore out in 4. I'd like to simply make note of some of his KO's. I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's. As far as the 1966 clip shown here, Brian London, whose career stats were 37-20-1, he should have made it look easy... plus it was the 3rd round when the KO occured. As far as today is concerned, Ali would be another flash in the pan. Another "Pretty Boy",who is also known to fight select opponents, run around the ring & although having quite a KO record, who's it against? Ali would be just another KO victim for the likes of Wladimir Klitschko (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/wklitschko.htm), Oleg Maskaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/maskaev.htm), Sam Peter (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/peter.htm), Shannon Briggs (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/briggs.htm) & Ruslan Chagaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/chagaev.htm). Thanks...

This has to be the most retarded post ever in the history of File Cabinet.

"I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's."

The funny thing about that quote is that Patterson, Foreman, Liston, Lyle, and Frazier would've raped Maskaev, Peter, Briggs, and Chagaev, lol. The only boxer out of that list that would win against some of those Ali opponents would've been Klit, I'm sure the big Ukranian KO's soft-chinned Patterson and Lyle, but with Klit's own soft-whiskers, he himself gets KTFO by Foreman, Frazier, and Liston. Man, are you on drugs? LOL!

:1orglaugh: :1orglaugh: :1orglaugh:

[joe6969696969]

Tyson vs. Ali in their prime, tyson would win no doubt. Ali even said this in an interview where Ali, Tyson, and Sugar were on a television show.

agreed. Nobody could take a Tyson punch when he was on top of his game.

[Rabid Kimba]

Tyson vs. Ali in their prime, tyson would win no doubt. Ali even said this in an interview where Ali, Tyson, and Sugar were on a television show.

:1orglaugh:

I saw the interview with Arsenio Hall, it's on YouTube.

Ali said it because he was being nice, it's called diplomacy, ever heard of it?

Mike Tyson beats Muhammad Ali?

LOL!

Care to name me Tyson's toughest opponent win?

Come on, I'm waiting...

Still waiting...

Ok, give up?

Donovan "Razor" Ruddock, a one-dimensional left-hooker, that's who.

Who Tyson beat?

Mmm, let's see, Larry Holmes who was an old man when he faced him. Tony Tubbs? LOL! Oh wait a minute, how about Michael Spinks? Oops, he was really a light heavyweight, my bad, lol. Ok, how about Trevor Berbick, lol. Mmm, Tony Tucker? Another LOL!

Ok, now let's see the ONLY three good boxers Tyson ever faced...

Buster Douglass...RAPED

Evander Holyfield...RAPED

Lennox Lewis...RAPED

Muhammad Ali would've RAPED Mike Tyson sideways and without vaseline, lol.

As you were.

Thank you, thank you very much!

:1orglaugh: :rasta: :drinkup:

[Raidenator]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

Jackie Chan.

This sounds to me like its turning into a Rocky Balboa story here.

[Rabid Kimba]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

It would be nice to see ONE single real fight footage of Bruce Lee for me to judge fairly.

Until I see that "lost" footage, I'm picking the real fighter over the movie fighter.

[Rabid Kimba]

Jackie Chan.

This sounds to me like its turning into a Rocky Balboa story here.

Jackie Chan is not even a real fighter, he's an acrobat, lol.

[antifreeze]

Tyson vs. Ali in their prime, tyson would win no doubt. Ali even said this in an interview where Ali, Tyson, and Sugar were on a television show.

I think you took toooo many blow to the head. Tyson? Tyson? Are you nuts? His toughest fight was with the girl he raped. I tried looking up the girls name on youtube. The "tags" for most of Tyson's vid contained "rapist". Ali would beat his squeeky high voice out of him.

This thread kinda sounds like the Barber Shop in the movie "Coming to America".

[Proto69]

Muhammed Ali of course. Bruce Lee's fighting only works if you fight kung fu style.
Like when 10 guys would fight Bruce, they all waited thier turn. Stupid, They should attack at once. Kinda like one guy with a pistol will out shoot 20 guys with machine guns. And you never see the guy reload.
Actually that's not why they were doing that... idk if your joking or not here. The reason they would each take turns was simply to improve the cinematic expirience, if they all went in at the same time you wouldnt see shit in a movie then. thats y when they fight 1 on 1 u get to see those great moves. if 20 ppl rush in at once then it would take forever to get a decent shot

[GaMer_G0d]

What about Ali vs. the T-1000? :eek7: :1orglaugh::1orglaugh::1orglaugh:

[99killersushi99]

BRIAN LONDON YES! WE ALL LOVE BRIAN LONDON.....yeah i never heard of the guy either.....HA!

[Vigil Ante]

i wouldn't fuck with him.

who would win in a fight to the death? muhammed ali or bruce lee?

Interesting question and cool fantasy match, Id say Bruce Lee, he knew so much more than boxing - it would end with one of those chest stomps or neckbreak. He was faster than Ali with both his hands and feet, not to mention that evil 2 inch punch. Bruce Lee was a freak. Just look at any clip however if Bruce Lee got in a boxing ring with Ali in a sanctioned boxing match he would be crushed.

[BleedingHeart23]

For you YOUNGINNS......Cassius Marcellus Clay, A.K.A., Muhammad Ali-was known for his LOOKS, INTELLIGENCE, STAMINA, SPORTMANSHIP, ARGUEMENTS-( IN GOOD FUN) - WITH HOWARD COSELL and QUOTES. My favorite....." I FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY.......AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!! As was shown, here, in this vid....there will NEVER be another like the MAN!!!

I always thought that he should of finished his phrase something like this: "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. The worlds greatest! Muhammed Ali!

[gitano71]

Hadn't seen him in any 60's fights. Now I know why he was good.
He must have been in perfect prime in the 60's.

[emag]

Here is just one of many reasons why you are so wrong it hurts.


http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/3193/alildodgesj9.gif
that is fucking awesome:eek:

[Firep0w3r]

Ali was the smoothest. He floated away from punches frusterating his opponents, did a lil' Ali Shuffle, and in the distraction flurried their asses to the ground.....also his wisdom as the creater of the Rope-A-Dope is just one example of his outthinking/outclassing his more threatening opponents.

[icarus08854]

Some good speed but looked like a mismatched fight to me.

Right on the money!:xyxthumbs:
Staged fights!

The fighter didn’t look like a pro boxer..

Put iron mike on his best days there and let’s make the fight even!
Pretty boy Ali would have tasted Mike’s Tyson gloves in his jaw…:D

[Omigosh]

Ali was one of the greatest athletes of the century without a doubt. Too bad he joined the nation of Islam... a racist organization. I don't think he's personally racist though, and he still has a sense of humor... after reading some of his recent interviews.

[manii]

I wonder why is it that blacks are so good in boxing and so average in mma?

[gwane]

Muhammad Ali - Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs.
Please allow me to disect the record of the so-called "Greatest Of All Time". Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali started his professional career on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round decision over Tunney Hunsaker (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Tunney_Hunsaker), who was the police chief of Fayetteville, West Virginia (http://www.filecabi.net/wiki/Fayetteville%2C_West_Virginia). His first notable fight was against an aged Archie Moore on November 15, 1962. Moore was 49, Ali was 20. He knocked Moore out in 4. I'd like to simply make note of some of his KO's. I'll start this list off with the more famous of his opponents in which he KO'ed. Sonny Liston [Twice], Floyd Patterson [Twice], George Foreman, Ron Lyle & Joe Frazier. That adds up to 7 NOTE WORTHY KO's out of his 37 career KO's. As far as the 1966 clip shown here, Brian London, whose career stats were 37-20-1, he should have made it look easy... plus it was the 3rd round when the KO occured. As far as today is concerned, Ali would be another flash in the pan. Another "Pretty Boy",who is also known to fight select opponents, run around the ring & although having quite a KO record, who's it against? Ali would be just another KO victim for the likes of Wladimir Klitschko (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/wklitschko.htm), Oleg Maskaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/maskaev.htm), Sam Peter (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/peter.htm), Shannon Briggs (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/briggs.htm) & Ruslan Chagaev (http://www.filecabi.net/od/records/a/chagaev.htm). Thanks...

Oh please these lil fucks could hold Ali joc strap .. no one is pathtics can go 5 round with out huffing and puffing ..
Ali fought All comers and I do mean All comers .
Ron lyle , sonny liston , ernie shavers, Big George , Joe Frazer, jerry Quarry, Bob Foster,Cleveland Williams ,Geroge Chuvalo, Kin Norton,Oscar Bonavena , Jimmy Ellis ..
these are all the Heavy weight monster of the 60 and 70
and you say he only has 7 NOTE WORTH KOs!?!?! "FOOL you better ask somebody" !!!!! because you don't know shit!!!

[gwane]

Interesting question and cool fantasy match, Id say Bruce Lee, he knew so much more than boxing - it would end with one of those chest stomps or neckbreak. He was faster than Ali with both his hands and feet, not to mention that evil 2 inch punch. Bruce Lee was a freak. Just look at any clip however if Bruce Lee got in a boxing ring with Ali in a sanctioned boxing match he would be crushed.

Bruce lee was 126 pounds Ali was 220 !!!

ALI would bust Bruce Lee Ass:1orglaugh:

[Rabid Kimba]

Bruce lee was 126 pounds Ali was 220 !!!

ALI would bust Bruce Lee Ass:1orglaugh:

Agreed. A great BIG man will always beat a great little man, it's rudimentary physics 101.

Besides, Bruce Lee himself admired Ali's own foot speed, he incoorporated that into his Jeet Kune Do philosophy.

Bruce Lee's best chance would've been to take out Ali's knees with his kicks, but one solidly landed punch on Lee's chin, and that would've lights for the Little Dragon for sure.

:xyxthumbs:

[sfoan]

I'd love to see a Jack Johnson vs. Muhammad Ali fight.

[rubicks]

so sad now to see him but hey in his day awesome

[uLcEr]

For you YOUNGINNS......Cassius Marcellus Clay, A.K.A., Muhammad Ali-was known for his LOOKS, INTELLIGENCE, STAMINA, SPORTMANSHIP, ARGUEMENTS-( IN GOOD FUN) - WITH HOWARD COSELL and QUOTES. My favorite....." I FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY.......AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!! As shown here, ....there will NEVER be another like the MAN!!!


:xyxthumbs: exactly

[Curmudgeon]

I've got it - "fusillade".

1. a simultaneous or continuous discharge of firearms.
Ah ha. Now that makes sense...

[antifreeze]

Actually that's not why they were doing that... idk if your joking or not here. The reason they would each take turns was simply to improve the cinematic expirience, if they all went in at the same time you wouldnt see shit in a movie then. thats y when they fight 1 on 1 u get to see those great moves. if 20 ppl rush in at once then it would take forever to get a decent shot

I'm talking about real life. Not in the movies. Kung fu fighting only works when your fighting kung fu style. Why would 10 guys fighting a bad ass like Bruce Lee take turns. They are already not fighting fair by 10 of them ganging up on him. So why not gang rush him.

ALI WAS THE AND STILL IS THE GREATEST, PERIOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Vigil Ante]

Bruce lee was 126 pounds Ali was 220 !!!

ALI would bust Bruce Lee Ass:1orglaugh:

Well like I said I agree Ali would crush Bruce lee in a sanctioned boxing match but if it were an anything goes match it would definitely be interesting.

http://oelie.antville.org/topics/Bruce+Lee+Clips/

[Axis]

CPYR... So he ducks five punches & he's GREAT??? I've seen James Toney do that a countless number of times. SO??? Your video proves that he can make "certain" opponents miss. SO??? *Insert Sarcasm Here* I'm sorry that I'm so wrong about Ali that it hurts. On any given episode of Friday night Fights I can see fighters bob & weave to make their opponents miss... & YES! FIVE consecutive times. I just don't see what's so great about Ali.

Have you not heard of one of the greatest boxers of all time? His name is Mohammad Ali, he's pretty good.