Muhammad Ali

He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, although he has homes in Louisville, KY and Berrien Springs, Michigan as well.

Muhammad Ali's trainer was angelo dundee who was an American boxing cornerman and is famous for his work with may other boxers including sugar rey Leonard and Jose rodriguez Martin was the first peron to train Muhammad ali

The third and final bout between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier was nicknamed the Thriller in Manila, and took place on October 1st 1975 in Metro Manila, Phillipines. Ali won the fight by a technical knockout when Frazier's corner threw in the towel with 59 seconds remaining in the 14th round.

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He stood up for his beliefs and what he thought was the right thing

won 56 (KO 37) + lost 5 (KO 1) + drawn 0 = 61

Sir Henry Cooper, the English heavyweight boxer known for his left hook, twice faught Cassius Clay (who later changed his name to Muhammed Ali).

Their first bout took place on June 18, 1963 in a non-title match at Wembley Stadium, just outside of London, England. Near the end of the fourth round of that match, Cooper landed his trademark left hook on Clay, knocking him onto the ropes (which prevented his fall to the canvass). The referree reached a count of five before Clay rose with his arms dangling at his side, an easy target for Cooper - but then the bell rang, ending that round. Clay won the fight after it was stopped in the fifth round due to deep cuts over Cooper's eyes.

Their second bout took place on May 21, 1966 in Highbury Stadium in London. Clay had changed his name to Ali, and was now the world heavyweight champion. This time, the fight was stopped after a severe cut on Cooper led to his being unable to finish the sixth round. Ali won on a Technical Knockout, although Cooper was ahead at the time on the scorecards.

Cooper passed away on May 1, 2011, just two days shy of his 77th birthday.

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Ali won 56 fights, 37 inside the distance. he lost 5 fights, 3 of which he avenged (two of them twice) and the last two defeats were his last two fights when he was only a shadow of his former self.

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his first fight back was a 15 round non title fight against top contender jerry quarry.

ali won when quarry got a badly cut eye, and the fight was stopped in the third.

certainly Muhammad Ali is rich because he's a famous boxer. Plus he is the worlds best boxer

Muhammad Ali fought Jimmy Ellis to get his title belt back after being beaten by Joe Frazier.

"Muhammad ali" has three bothers named gehad, Marcus and hares they are all one year apart from each other Cassius (Muhammad ali) is the oldest

Joe Frazier (once)

Ken Norton (once)

Leon Spinks (once)

Larry Holmes (once)

Trevor Berbick (once)

To be fair, only the first two did it when Ali was anywhere near his prime years.

Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr., January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.) is a retired American boxer and former three-time World Heavyweight Champion between 1964-1979.

As an amateur, Ali won a gold medal at the Olympics in the light heavyweight division. As a professional, he became the only man to have won the lineal heavyweight championship three times. Total fights: 61 Wins: 56 Wins by KO:37 Losses: 5 Draws: 0 No contests: 0

he was black

Muhammad Ali may be the most controversial and prominent boxers of all time. His life was filled with both struggle and adversity, but in the face of it all he managed to rise above each challenge one by one despite the odds against him. As a young black man growing up in rural America you can imagine already that it was tough. His life in boxing began fighting the bullies who taunted him and that ultimately gave him the drive he needed to become one of, if not, the greatest boxer of all time. When he was only 12 his bike was stolen while he was with a friend at a thret He was boiling with rage when he got the news, he encountered Joe Martin afterwards, a police office who told him to learn boxing before he thought of fighting anyone, especially in revenge. He eventually developed Parkinson's disease and Hernia, when asked in an interview if he had any regrets he replied "My children, I never got to raise them because I was always boxing and because of divorce,". He was always on the road with his boxing career, so his time with his children was quite limited. He said this when asked if he regretted ever getting in the ring "If I wasn't a boxer, I wouldn't be famous. If I wasn't famous, I wouldn't be able to do what I'm doing now."

Muhammad plays Boxing but now hes retired :-)

The names of there wives are Sonji Clay-Glover of Gary Indiana, Belinda (Boyd) Ali of Chicago daughter Maryum born 1968 twin girls Rasheema and Jamillah born 1970 and Muhammad Jr born 1972, Veronica (Porshe) Ali of Los Angeles with 2 girls Hana and the youngest being boxer Laila and other children include Amina and khalila. Yolanda who he actually knew the longest she was that little girl in Louisville, KY who watch the older teenage Cassius Clay in his amteur days was 'the little pretty girl with the freckles' a close friend of nearly 50 years and now his current wife living in Arizona having moved from Berrien Springs Michigan a couple of years ago and now enjoying a climate and care both with his doctors and at home deservngto both Muhammad and Lonnie championing the love they share with adopted son Asaad!

There's no evidence to suggest that Ali ever knowingly participated in a fixed contest. There is some very circumstantial evidence to suggest Sonny Liston may have taken a dive in their rematch (again, unbeknownst to Ali)

No... and Yes. A long-retired Marciano and a still active Ali duked it out in several heavy sparring sessions designed to break down their styles into various categories that would presumably have included ring generalship, punching arsensals, how each tended to attack and when, and how each tended to defend, etc. The info went into what I recall was an early compulter-generated fictional "fight of the . I think it aired on a TV show Marciano hosted in which he dissected all of his fights. I believe he won the fictional match-up, but could be wrong. I was about 11 years old, my father was a screenwriter not associated with the show, but a good friend of the producer's. So I was there for the filming of the TV episode -- but not the actual sparring sessions. I distinctly remember a quote from each fighter, but don't remember if they were passed on to me by my father, or his friend, Marciano's producer, or if I'd read them in an article perhaps years later. But the quotes remain vividly alive for me: Paraphrasing Marciano (on Ali): "He has the best depth perception I've ever seen. He sees a punch coming and he can slip it by a fraction of an inch." Paraphrasing Ali (on Marciano): " We're just sparring, but I'd get up the next day with my arms almost numb. He just pounds and pounds on your arms till you can't lift them anymore." These are childhood remembrances. It's true as best as I can recall off the top of my head. I should google it for details and perhaps corrections in my memory, as should the fightfan submitting the questions. ---- Not really. Rocky retired in 1956, but in 1969, when Muhammad Ali was big, boxing specialists wanted to see whether Rocky would beat Ali if they were both in their primes. The specialists fed info on the boxers' fighting styles, strengths, and weaknesses into a NCR-315 supercomputer as formulas. Then, they had Marciano and Ali spar around 80 times for film footage. Later, the NCR-315 computer said that Rocky would win the match in the 13th round by way of knockout. Last, the specialists spliced together the film footage to fit this end. The fake fight was broadcast only once in 1,500 theaters on closed circuit television. After he watched the film, Ali said,"Man, I bet that computer was made in Alabama." In 2005, the fight was released ton the public on a DVD called "The Superfight: Marciano vs. Ali".

He is right and left handed mostly right handed.

Ali was convicted of draft invasion in 1967 and sentenced to five years in prison and fined $10,000. Three years later that conviction was overturned by the United States Supreme Court. He spent no time in prison as he was out on bail during the three years of the appeals process.

Strong enough to KO George Foreman and Cleveland Williams, who had some of the hardest chins in boxing history. Ali's punching power is underrated. The phantom punch however didn't prove anything, since most people think that Listons reaction was fixed.