“You been hearing about how bad I am since you were a little kid with mess in your pants! Tonight, I'm gonna whip you till you cry like a baby.”

— Muhammad Ali

To George Foreman before the start of the "Rumble in the Jungle" as the referee is giving them instructions (30 October 1974).

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