Boxing

He lives in Puerto Rico with his wife Millie Corretjer. They have 2 kids together.

Muhammad Ali/Cassius Clay was never knocked out in the ring.

He was however knocked down on several occasions, most famously by Joe Frazier in the final round of their 1970 'Fight of the Century.

Ali was also knocked down by Henry Cooper, Chuck Wepner (although Ali claimed it was an accidental trip) and Sonny Banks.

Incidentally, Frazier, Banks and Cooper all knocked Ali down with the same punch, a left hook. /jw: Larry Holmes "stopped" Ali in his one before last match, spoiling his record in that, regard. A TKO, a KO what ever you call it. **Yes, Muhammad Ali wasn't ever counted out in any boxing match.

boxing: specifically winning a gold medal and world titles in 6 different weight classes, and twice beating an ageing julio Cesar chavez sr.

he ko'd spinks in the first round after just 91 seconds

south paws are a lot fewer then orthodox so to fight a south paw you were entering into unfamiliar territory. Boxers had to learn how to combat a new strategy

Some great southpaws

Marvin Hagler

Vincente Salvidar

Rocky Balboa

Jim Jeffries

James J Corbett

Carmen Basilio

Gerry Cooney

Greg Page

Ray Mancini

Lew Tendler

Boxers train really hard. Depends what kind of fighter you are. you can be bad, alright, good, great, or legends like the Mayweather's and Pacquiao's out there. The way you train defines what kind of fighter you will become. Also what type of trainning you do, such as sparring, roadwork, strength and conditioning and manny more tranning tecniques that apply to what type of trainning you do.

IT WAS A TIME WHEN MOHAMED ALI WAS STILL FIGHTING AND THERE WAS EXCELLENT CONTENDERS TO CHALLENGE IN ALMOST ALL THE CLASSES.IT'S SAD TO SAY THAT TODAY WITH NUMEROUS CHAMPIONS IN EVERY WEIGHT CLASS THE TALENT IS WATERED DOWN SO MUCH IT IS REDICULOUS. TOO MANY ORGANIZATIONS WBC WBO WBC IBF MORE ........... THERE ARE CHAMPS THAT TODAY NO ONE EVEN KNOWS THEIR NAMES. IT'S SAD THAT SUCH A NOBLE SPORT HAS FALLEN TO THIS LEVEL THERE SHOULD BE ONLY BE ONE CHAMP FOR EACH DEVISION.

rocky marciano had the best heavyweight record, except another fighter by the name of Ricardo Lopez has a record of 51 wins and no defeats, however undefeated records arent necessary the best records, the record of the largest winning streak is 88 fights... and if the more fights the better, then Len Wickwar should be taken notice of, with an astonishing record of 337 wins, 85 defeats and 42 draws

Ali retired several times, BUT the last time was right after he was defeated by Trevor Berbick on December 11, 1981.

he has a brother named Rahaman "Rudy" Ali.

Rocky and his wife had one daughter, Mary-Anne, they also adopted a boy shortly before Marciano's death and named him Rocco Kevin.

Muhammad Ali or Cassius Clay as he was then known defeated these opponents at the Olympic Games in Rome in 1960.

30th Aug,1960.Defeated Yvon Becot of Belgium.Referee stopped contest at 2:55 Rd2.

1St Sep,1960. Defeated Guennadiy of Russia decision.5-0 Quarter final.

3rd Sep,1960.Defeated Tony Madigan of Australia decision.5-0 Semi-final.

5th Sep,1960.Defeated Zbigniew(Zigzy)Pietrzykowski of Poland.decision 5-0 Final.

fire and ice

Ali won the olympic gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 rome Olympics, then turned pro that same year.

He threw his medal into the river after being refused entry into a whites only restaurant in his home town of Louisville. But was given another one at the 1996 games in Atlanta GA.

Its hard to say. If he could find a way to never ever get taken down then he would obviously win. But with so many great wrestlers in the UFC now I think he would lose.

It also depends who he fights. i think the only way he could lose is if he fights a guy like randy couture. well i strongly feel that and im 100% sure mike would kill them. any of them they dont stand a chance . i think in his prime no body could have beaten him.

42 Wins (30 knockouts, 12 decisions), 1 Draw

floyd earns about 2o odd mil 4 the fight itself but its the ppv sales n 24 7 that makes him a lot ov coin ,so a rekon 4 evry fight he has he earns at least 4o mil,,,,the purse 4 gatti was 4 mil n another 4 mil after the ppv buys were all sorted ..over 10 mil each 4 judah n bolamir,,hr then got close to 30 mil 4 oscar n the same 4 hattom,,,since comin bak he earned 2o odd mil 4 marquez 40 mil 4 mosley then 40 mil 4 ortiz,,the cotto fight will probs be his biggest payday coz it will do ,,i think 1 500 00 to 2 mil sales,,,,,,a think he gets at least 20 dollars ov evry sale cud be 15...

yes knockout is one word even though people think it is not my opinion is that it is one word hope this helps thanksssss

There is no comprehensive study, or compiled data to support a definitive answer to this question since Martial Art systems, schools, and practitioners are constantly growing and changing. Even the very definition of what a Martial Art is has evolved in recent times. It is difficult for experts to agree, and the world is filled with novice practitioners who define things very differently.

Speaking to the nature of unarmed combat Martial Art systems, some of the more predominant countries have been China, Korea, Japan, Philippines, United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Often times, in Asian countries, the Martial Art is a part of their heritage and culture, and is shared openly on a basic level, but those that pursue it to mastery might be less than non-Asian countries. In many Asian countries, service on the police force, or in the military is mandatory for all adult males, and the Martial Art is part of that training In many other countries, hand-to-hand combat in the military serves as an introduction to Martial Art, but again, it does not necessarily lead to a serious study, or mastery of the art.

Who else? Don King.

Middleweight

Al McCoy: 19 years 5 months 14 days (I have 15 days)

He was born on October 23, 1894 and won the Middleweight Champion of the World, when he stopped George Chip in the 1st round on April 7, 1914.

It's hard to say. A trained woman and an untrained man, the woman obviously wins... However, if both are trained, biologically speaking, a man is more built for strength and speed, having the upper hand on woman. So no, a trained man is better than a trained woman.

yes 14 is a good age to start boxing

For the first fight in Miami, Ali weighed 210 1/2 pounds and Liston weighed 218 pounds. Click on the 'Clay/Liston Intro' link below to see a tape of the fighters entering the ring and being introduced before the first fight.

Muhammad Ali said that famous quote before his fight with Sonny Liston. The fight was for the championship, and Ali won by a TKO.