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Muhammad Ali Scripted Funeral Plans In Exacting Detail In 'The Book'
Muhammad Ali and his innermost circle started a document years ago that grew so thick they began calling it "The Book."
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American Muslims Remember Muhammad Ali As Hero For Their Faith
The death of boxing great Muhammad Ali cost American Muslims perhaps their greatest hero, a goodwill ambassador for Islam in a country where their minority faith is widely misunderstand and mistrusted.
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RIP Muhammad Ali: Never Before-Never Again, Say Bollywood Celebs
Muhammad Ali, known as Cassius Clay before he converted to Islam, began boxing training at the age of 12 years
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When 'David' Muhammad Ali Trounced 'Goliath' Sonny Liston
Muhammad Ali(then Cassius Clay) knocked out Sonny Liston, who nagged by a shoulder injury, threw in the towel before the seventh round at Miami's Convention Hall on February 25, 1964
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Muhammad Ali posts Twitter message to mark 50th anniversary of day when he won first heavyweight boxing title
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who was then named Cassius Clay, stopped Sonny Liston in the seventh round to claim the world heavyweight crown at age 22, launching a career that would see him become a global sports icon.
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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali's gloves fetch USD 860,500 at auction
The gloves were used by Muhammad Ali from Louisville, Kentucky, then named Cassius Clay, to launch a legendary boxing career that made him a global sport icon.
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Muhammad Ali crowned 'King of Boxing'
Formerly known as Cassius Clay, his extravagant style inside and out of the boxing ring lead to him becoming one of his eras most recognisable faces.
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Olympics History: 1960 ROME
In the resplendent setting of Rome, Cassius Clay won the light heavyweight boxing gold medal and, in both that name and as Muhammad Ali, became the world's most famous sportsman as professional heavyweight champion.
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Kanye West's stylist created own school uniform
Kanye West's stylist Cassius Clay created his own uniform when he was in school because he was "dissatisfied" with the "informality" of dress code.
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Muhammad Ali Scripted Funeral Plans In Exacting Detail In 'The Book'
Muhammad Ali and his innermost circle started a document years ago that grew so thick they began calling it "The Book."
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American Muslims Remember Muhammad Ali As Hero For Their Faith
The death of boxing great Muhammad Ali cost American Muslims perhaps their greatest hero, a goodwill ambassador for Islam in a country where their minority faith is widely misunderstand and mistrusted.
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RIP Muhammad Ali: Never Before-Never Again, Say Bollywood Celebs
Muhammad Ali, known as Cassius Clay before he converted to Islam, began boxing training at the age of 12 years
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When 'David' Muhammad Ali Trounced 'Goliath' Sonny Liston
Muhammad Ali(then Cassius Clay) knocked out Sonny Liston, who nagged by a shoulder injury, threw in the towel before the seventh round at Miami's Convention Hall on February 25, 1964
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Muhammad Ali posts Twitter message to mark 50th anniversary of day when he won first heavyweight boxing title
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who was then named Cassius Clay, stopped Sonny Liston in the seventh round to claim the world heavyweight crown at age 22, launching a career that would see him become a global sports icon.
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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali's gloves fetch USD 860,500 at auction
The gloves were used by Muhammad Ali from Louisville, Kentucky, then named Cassius Clay, to launch a legendary boxing career that made him a global sport icon.
-
Muhammad Ali crowned 'King of Boxing'
Formerly known as Cassius Clay, his extravagant style inside and out of the boxing ring lead to him becoming one of his eras most recognisable faces.
-
Olympics History: 1960 ROME
In the resplendent setting of Rome, Cassius Clay won the light heavyweight boxing gold medal and, in both that name and as Muhammad Ali, became the world's most famous sportsman as professional heavyweight champion.
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Kanye West's stylist created own school uniform
Kanye West's stylist Cassius Clay created his own uniform when he was in school because he was "dissatisfied" with the "informality" of dress code.
