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George Chuvalo Self
Henry Cooper Self
George Foreman Self
Larry Holmes Self
Ron Lyle Self
Ken Norton Self
Leon Spinks Self
Earnie Shavers Self
Ernie Terrell Self
Muhammad Ali Self
Rahman Ali Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Joe Frazier Self
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