Starring : Muhammad Ali, Rocky Marciano

Fight Director : Murry Woroner

Documentary Director : Mike Delisa

Produced by: Mike Delisa, Nick Krantz & David Woroner

Synopsis

In the late 1960s, Miami boxing promoter Murry Woroner had a successful radio series of fantasy fights between champs of years past -he fed statistics into a state-of-the-art computer, which would choose a "winner". Based on the popularity of these fights, he convinced Rocky Marciano and Muhammad Ali to film 70 one-minute rounds, which were then assembled according to a computer script and produced a scheduled 15 round fight.

On January 20, 1970, The "SuperFight - Ali vs. Marciano" was shown one time in 1500 across Europe and North America. Afterwards, all prints of the fight were destroyed, except one copy given to the U.S. Copyright Office. Other than one showing on ABC's "Wide World of Sports" in the early 70s, it has not been seen since.

Marciano, the only Heavyweight Champion to retire undefeated, was 45 in 1969 and missed the challenge and glory of the ring. Ali, 27 and, at the time, undefeated as well, had been stripped of his title and boxing license for defying military induction.

Both champs were motivated to determine, once and for all, who was the Greatest Heavyweight Champion of All Time!

DVD Features

DISC ONE

· The entire "SuperFight - Ali vs. Marciano", unseen in  over 30 years!
· "The SuperFight ": A new documentary by Producers Mike   Delisa and Nick Krantz and Associate Producer David   Woroner, son of the original "Fight of the Century" director   Murry Woroner

DISC TWO

· Fight interviews with Angelo Dundee, Jimmy Braddock, Joe   Louis, Jersey Joe Walcott and others
· 15 hours of the original Radio Fantasy Fights
· Original theatrical trailer
· Interview with boxing's leading computer expert

PLUS

Eight-page color booklet with a history of the fight, as well as exclusive photos