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Muhammad Ali with a sculpture titled “Ode to Cassius Clay” by Dutch artist Hans Van de Bovenkamp in New York City, March 1964.
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'I don't think two big men ever fought fights like me and Joe Frazier. One fight, maybe. But three times; we were the only ones. Of all the men I fought in boxing, Sonny Liston was the scariest; George Foreman was the most powerful; Floyd Patterson was the most skilled as a boxer. But the roughest and toughest was Joe Frazier. He brought out the best in me, and the best fight we fought was in Manila. That fight, I could feel something happening to me. Something different from what I'd felt in fights before. And God blessed me that day. He's blessed me many times, and that fight in Manila was one of them. It was like I took myself as far as I could go, and then God took me the rest of the way. So I'm sorry Joe Frazier is mad at me. I'm sorry I hurt him. Joe Frazier is a good man. I couldn't have done what I did without him, and he couldn't have done what he did without me. And if God ever calls me to a holy war, I want Joe Frazier fighting beside me.'
Muhammad Ali
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lascitasdelashoras · 4 months
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Cassius Clay - Muhammad Ali
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Timeless Cool: Muhammad Ali
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mycolourfullworld · 8 months
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One of the most Iconic moment in sport history.
Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr on June 18th 1963 in London survived a fourth round Knocked down against Britain's Henry Cooper on the way to 19 successive victories and at age of 22 years earned a shot at World Heavyweight boxing title held by Sonny Liston.
On the night of February 25th 1964 in Miami Beach Florida USA
Young and energetic Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr stunned the World flattered, shattered and battered Sonny Liston intimidating credential.
September 14th 1964 Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr announced that he had been converted to the Black Muslim Faith hence forth be known as Muhammad Ali and same day he was stripped of his WBA Heavy Weight boxing title because he signed return bout with Sonny Liston instead of meeting Ernie Terrell No 1 contender for WBA Heavyweight boxing title.
The Vacant WBA Heavyweight boxing title was won by Ernie Terrell that defeated Eddie Machen in Chicago in the of March 5th 1965.
Muhammad Ali defended his World Heavyweight boxing title first time against former World Heavyweight Champion Sonny Liston the famous Championship fight took place at Lewiston Maine USA, May 25th 1965.
An extra -ordinary and dramatic boxing match defending Champion Muhammad Ali in early first round successfully delivered three solid hard punches but boxing fans at ringside did not see the third blow.
The combined speed and accuracy of the blow generated enough power to lifted Sonny Liston left foot which most of his weight was placed down fell to the canvas.
The boxing fans that came for the boxing show was busy at gate to bought the tickets but surprised announcement reached the gate the Championship fight is over.
Muhammad Ali after little more than a minute of the first round demanded that "Ugly Bear " Liston to climbed off the canvas.
Cried fake fake roused from Crowd.
After the epic Championship fight defending Champion Muhammad Ali christened his amazing Knockout blow as secret of "Anchor Punch" so fast, can't see it.
Ali claimed he was taught by Stepin Fetchit his how to delivered anchor punch and Stepin Fetchit learned it from boxing legend Jack Johnson the first Black fighter to ever captured coveted World Heavyweight boxing title on December 26th 1908 in Australia.
After the Championship former World Heavyweight boxing Champion Sonny Liston Commented" I got a fast shuttle".
Muhammad Ali Commented" I told you I had a big surprise in store for the fight, Sonny Liston went down in a minute sooner than expected, if I said wouldn't Knockout Sonny Liston in 1 minute 49 second of the first round that would hurt the gate ".
The smallest Crowd in modern Heavyweight Championship fight in history of boxing was 2,434 spectators that night witnessed first round Knocked out of Sonny Liston.
Muhammad Ali provided a truly unforgettable memorable night in history of boxing.
Muhammad Ali koed Sonny Liston and created his Iconic photo.
Sonny Liston was meanest, explosive, stronger and baddest Heavyweight Champion ever.
Having 15 inch diameter wide fist stopped prime Floyd Patterson consecutively in the first round in an Heavyweight Championship fight.
Sonny Liston fought in the 60s Era which was the best golden age in history of boxing.
Most feared Sonny Liston was he truly took a dive or Muhammad Ali phantom punch really stopped Sonny Liston in the first round?
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disciplinethepainter · 5 months
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whereifindsanity · 4 months
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Marvin E. Newman: Self-Portrait With Muhammed Ali.
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FROM : wwwwwwwwwwww123 - MOHAMMED ALI
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Muhammad Ali & Michael Jackson (1977)
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Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) playing records in his car, 1968.
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eucanthos · 8 months
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Romuald Hazoumè: Tallonée mask, 2015
Stanley Weston: Cassius Clay, 1962
Edward Weston: Pine, Lake Tenaya, Yosemite National Park, 1937
Herb Ritts: Duo VIII’ LA, 1990 [feet]
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