Muhammad Ali

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He might have, he might not have, not every man drafted during the Viet War was sent to RVN (Republic of South Vietnam). Cassius Clay (M. Ali) could've been assigned as a cook at Fort Polk Louisiana.

In 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky, 12-year-old Cassius Marcellus Clay's bike was stolen while he and a friend were at the Columbia Auditorium. Young Cassius found a cop in a gym, Joe Martin, and boiling with youthful rage, told Martin he was going to "whup" whoever stole his bike. Martin admonished, "You better learn to box first." Within weeks, 89-pound Cassius had his first bout-his first win. For the next 27 years, Cassius would be in that ring. Even in his youth, he had dreams of being heavyweight champion of the world. But his life would take turns that no seer could've predicted.

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Muhammad Ali Lit the the Olympic torch at the Olympics in 1996 IN Atlanta, Georgia. His real name is Cassius Clay. He changed his name because he changed his religion to Islam and the name Muhammad fit the religion more.

Muhammad Ali won many awards. In 1997 Ali one the Essences living award. Then in 1974 he won the sportsman of the year. But before that in 1960 he won a gold medal, at the Rom olympics, for light heavyweight boxing.. Muhammad Ali dedicated himself to boxing.

Muhammad Ali beat Sonny Liston in Miami in 1964. Ali was at that time known as Cassius Clay, soon to announce a conversion to the Islamic faith and with that came the name change.

Probably not. Ali would have a decreasing number each year, from a peak only just if at all above Jesus' average rate, while Jesus would be getting just as much publication time as ever.

Muhhamad Ali had 3 daughters with 1 wife, and 2 with the other wife. The children he had with his first wife were named Maryum, Jamillah, and Rasheeda. The kids he had with his second wife were named Laila and Hanna.

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It was thrown in a river by Ali to show his level of seriousness for equal rights. It was his first ever gold medal , that he received at the age of 18. It was then returned to him 36 years later at an Olympic Basketball Game during halftime. The NBA game was the US Dream team against Yukoslovia.

If both boxers were boxing in their prime, mike Tyson would win because of his great defensive techniques and his outstanding power.

mike Tyson does have incredible power, but ali has rediculous speed... that fight would be like the clash of the titans... its like an unstopable force (ali) meeting an imovable object (Tyson) Tyson rule

Because he beat George Foreman.

Of course it's much more than that, he was very charismatic and always added some fun to the fight game back then...but without that Foreman victory, he wouldn't be heralded the way he is.

He believed Cashes Clay was a sort of a slave name.

Muhammed Ali was born January 17, 1942 in Louisville, KY as Cassius Marcellus Clay. He controversially changed his name after joining the Nation of Islam in 1964 reportedly for religious reasons. Detractors argue he did so only after being drafted for the Vietnam War.

was muhmmad ali involved in the civil rights

Muhammad Ali is a hero because he lost 5 years of his life because he didnt think going to the war would give him equal rights.
the first black heavy weight champion of the world

You don't play boxing, BUT that was the sport Ali was in. He started boxing at the age of 12 in 1954, he won the Olympic Light Heavyweight Championship in 1960 in Rome and then turned Pro. He won the Heavyweight Championship of the World 3 times and retired for good at the end of 1981.

I think Joe Frazier, Michael Spinks, and Larry Holmes, he had a couple of other losses too but I don't know against who. Joe Frazier is the most significant one, because when Frazier fought him, Ali was still relatively deadly as a fighter. If the Ali who fought Lison the first time was 100%, the one who fought Frazier, was 85%, BUT, Ali's ringcraft due to his experience, was 120%, whereas the inexperienced Cassius Clay who faced Liston was all reflexes, no "old warrior" cunning at all. To Frazier's credit, a worldwide ancient proverb is in order here;

From ancient to midieval times, all over the world, there was this proverb, a warning given to all young men who ever took up the sword;

"Beware of an old warrior my son; what they lack in youth, they more than make up for with the cunning of experience, and tricks they've picked up."

Indeed within Viking society for example, many 18 year old youths lost their lives against men in their 50's. True enough most boxers start losing their edge as they get older, but you have to remember that in boxing, damage accumulates with the years, and the body rapidly begins to lose many of its functions. Boxers generally age much faster, because between the brutal physical work, and the constant battering, its a vicious cycle of train, get beat up, train some more, take another beating, and even if a boxer wins, he loses, all those blows to the body and head take their toll.

With ancient and midieval warfare, you were dealing with bladed weaponry, and sharpened spears, if a man lived to be 50, that in and of itself was a feat, hence the reason why another version of the proverb goes;

"while young wolves may be ferocious, its the old ones, who are the most dangerous."

In fact in Spartan society, all military service ended at the age of 60; it was recognized by the ancient Spartans, that a physically fit man held on to much of his strength well into his 50's. Not all of it, but enough to cause you problems if its a "there is nothing you can do, that I haven't already seen" situation.

Again to Joe Frazier's credit, he knocked out somebody with more ring experience and cunning than him.

No as Ali has parkinson disease of the hands it is not possible.

He started boxing at the age of 12 in 1954. As a Pro, he started in 1960 and finished in 1981.

the cause of death of Muhammad Ali Jinnah was T.B(tubercle bacillus)

Ali retired four different times.........

The first time was 2/1/1970. He had been suspended for not going to Vietnam but announced his retirement at that time so Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis could fight for the legitimate HW title.

The second time was several months following his regaining of the title vs Leon Spinks on June 27, 1979.

In 1980, he made an attempt at becoming HW Champion for the fourth time vs Larry Holmes, WBC Champion on 10/2/1980 but his corner would not allow him to come out after the 10th round(the only time Ali was 'stopped', called an 'RTD' but recorded as a TKO)

In December 11, 1981, he made one more comeback vs future champion Trevor Berbick (most remembered for his KO loss to Tyson years later). Ali was not competitive and retired for the final time.

He was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1984.

Muhammad (saw) lived a life full of love for humanity, honesty, loyalty and simplicity.

He was called Sadik and Amen. He said those who killed a single innocent human its equal that he killed all humanity and if any one saves a single human he saved all the humanity. He didn't say Muslim he said human.

Nowadays, those who kill inocent people are going against Muhammad's sayings.