Joe Frazier battled some of the toughest and most talented fighters the heavyweight division has seen. He is a legend because his fights were epic. He fought and excelled in the golden age of boxing.

Joe Frazier, known in the boxing ring as “Smokin’ Joe,” died Monday night at the age of 67. Frazier is best known for his left hook, which he made legendary throughout his rise to fame in ...

In the CW's latest special, viewers will hear exclusive interviews from family and friends of the late heavyweight boxer Joe Frazier.

"Joe Frazier should be remembered as one of the greatest fighters of all time and a real man. He's a guy that stood up for himself. He didn't compromise and always gave 100 percent in the ring.

In this 1971 file photo, Joe Frazier heads for a neutral corner, as a dazed Muhammad Ali struggles to stand during their heavyweight championship in New York City. Frazier, the former heavyweight ...

Then Joe Frazier spent the rest of his life trying to fight his way out of Ali's shadow. That was one fight Frazier could never win. He was once a heavyweight champion, and a great one at that.

Joe Frazier, who was born in Liberty, N.C., played parts of four seasons in the major leagues as an outfielder for Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Baltimore in the early 1950s.

Joe Frazier: Because, number one, he runs around and says “I am The.” Now you see, you can be “the,” but there’s only one “The,” the Lord above, you understand? We can be “the” but we can’t be “The.” ...

That power saw him become a two-time world heavyweight champion with stoppage victories over the likes of Joe Frazier, Ken ...

His nickname "Smokin' Joe" is synonymous with boxing greatness, but a new-to-TV documentary manages to reveal the man behind the sports icon that is Joe Frazier. I Am Joe Frazier —a non-fiction ...

The man nicknamed "Smokin' Joe" was one of the greatest heavyweights in history, and his three fights in the 1970s with bitter rival Muhammad Ali are part of boxing lore. Frazier died Monday in ...