Muhammad Ali Collection (page 3)

World heavyweight title fight between American champion Cassius Clay and British challenger Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium, North London

MUHAMMAD ALI (1942-2016) Muhammad Ali with wife Veronica and their baby daughter Hana in landau after wedding ceremony - July 1977

Former World Heavy Weight Champion Muhammad Ali in the UK. 20th September 1984

World Heavy Weight Champion Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) in London for his rematch with Britains Henry Cooper. 21st May 1966

World Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali held his first public speaking in England at the New Victoria Theatre in London, where a packed crowd listened and ask him questions. 29th November 1974

Muhammad Alis house in Berrien Springs, Michigan, The farm sits on 81 acres in southwestern Michigan, near the Indiana border. 1st July 1983

World Heavyweight Title fight between challenger Muhammad Ali and WBC Champion Larry Holmes at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada

Muhammad Al in a press conference leading up to his bout with Ernie Terrell. Circa 1967

Muhammad Al in with trainer Angelo Dundee. Circa 1967

On August 6, 1966 at Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London, England, heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, from Louisville, Kentucky, defended his title against Brian London, from Blackpool, England

Muhammad Ali, In training with trainer wiping him down. Alis in London to fight Englands Brian London. 1st August 1966

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) training at his Pennsylvanian mountain retreat for his fight against George Foreman in Zaire. (Picture shows) Fans watching Ali train 27th August 1974

Muhammad Ali at a press conference ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Muhammad Ali arrives in England ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) attends a sports writers reception, on the day of his arrival in London. He is in England ahead of his next fight with Henry Cooper on 21st May

World heavyweight title fight between American champion Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) and British challenger Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium, North London

Muhammad Ali training at Caesars Palace ahead of his non-title fight against Britains Joe Bugner. 8th February 1973

American boxer Cassius Clay Aka (Muhammad Ali) and Britains Henry Cooper (left) weigh-in for their non title bout at The London Palladium. 18th June 1963

Cassius Clay, aka (Muhammad Ali) on his way back to the United States after beating British Heavyweight Henry Cooper in 5 rounds

Cassius Clay (Pictured) having lunch in London before his trip to Scotland for an exhibition bout against fellow American Jimmy Ellis

Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) vs Henry Cooper in their first fight at Wembley Stadium. Clay stopped Cooper in the 5th round. Picture shows) Referee stopping the fight. 18th June 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) seen here with his brother Rudoph and Jack Solomons taking a stroll through Piccadilly, Central London on the day of his arrival in England

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in Londons West End on the day of his arrival ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in London ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. (Picture shows)

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in London on the day of his arrival ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. (Picture shows) Clay signing autographs for fans

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) at Wembley Stadium where his non-title bout against Britains Henry Cooper will be held. 11th June 1963

Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) running in The Mall London ahead of his first fight with Henry Cooper. Clay left his room at 6am to train

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) and entourage in Londons west end ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay aka Muhammad Ali (right) training in The Mall London ahead of his first fight with Henry Cooper. Clay left his room at 6am to train

World Heavyweight Championship fight between Muhammad Ali and Brian London at Earls Court, London. Ali won the fight after the third round when London failed to show for the fourth

Muhammad Ali training at the Concord Hotel in Catskill Mountains. 23rd September 1976

Muhammad Ali in London for exhibition fights, pictured with Veronica Porche at a press Conference. 24th May 1979

Muhammad Ali with future opponent British Heavyweight Champion Richard Dunn at the training camp of World Welterweight John H. Stracey in Londons West End. 10th March 1976

Muhammad Ali at the training camp of World Welterweight John H. Stracey in Londons West End. 10th March 1976

Muhammad Ali chasing a little girl at his training camp in Pennsylvania. August 1974

Muhammad Ali (right) with future opponent British Heavyweight Champion Richard Dunn at the training camp of World Welterweight John H. Stracey in Londons West End. 10th March 1976

Muhammad Ali announces to the world that he intends to enter the professional boxing ring again, at 38 years of age. 15th February 1980

Muhammad Ali shares a joke with fans at his training camp in Pennsylvania. 27th August 1974

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) training at his Pennsylvanian mountain retreat for his fight against George Foreman in Zaire. 27th August 1974

Muhammad Ali with fans at his training camp in Pennsylvania. 27th August 1974

Muhammad Ali arrived today at Heathrow Airport from Amsterdam to publicise his new book " The Greatest - My Own Story." 9th March 1976

Muhammad Ali in his truing camp at the Concord Hotel in Catskill Mountains. 20th September 1976

Muhammad Ali talking to repoters at the Concord Hotel in Catskill Mountains. 20th September 1976

Muhammad Ali and his entourage holding anti Ken Norton banners ahead of their third fight. 23rd September 1976

Muhammad Ali in Gleasons Gym ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 26th September 1976

Muhammad Ali training at Gleasons Gym in New York, for his World Heavyweight Title fight with Ken Norton at the Yankee Stadium. 27th September 1976

Muhammad Ali at the weigh-in ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 28th September 1976

Muhammad Ali in his training camp ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 23rd September 1976

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Muhammad Ali, the legendary British heavyweight boxer Joe Bugner with American former heavyweight champion of all time, was spotted outside the Flamingo Jazz Club in Wardour Street. Known as Cassius Clay before changing his name, Muhammad Ali's charisma and skill captivated audiences worldwide. His dedication to training was evident at his camp in Concord Hotel, nestled in the picturesque Catskill Mountains. With every punch thrown and every step taken, he prepared himself for upcoming battles that would solidify his place in boxing history. One such fight that showcased Ali's determination was against Larry Holmes. The intensity of his training sessions reflected his unwavering focus on victory. As he sparred tirelessly, it became clear that Muhammad Ali's legacy extended far beyond just being a great fighter. In the video documentary "Champions Forever, " viewers were given an intimate glimpse into Muhammad Ali's life. It explored not only his triumphs inside the ring but also delved into the challenges he faced outside of it – shedding light on a man who transcended sports and became an icon for social change. The non-title heavyweight fight between Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali) and Leon Spinks took center stage at the Louisiana Superdome on September 15th. The electrifying atmosphere mirrored their fierce rivalry as they exchanged blows with unrelenting force. Outside of Birmingham's Odeon theater on June 7th, 1979, fans gathered eagerly to catch a glimpse of their idol - Muhammad Ali. His presence radiated charm and grace as he waved to adoring crowds while leaving an indelible mark on their hearts. Even during moments away from boxing arenas, like when he waved to St Andrews' crowd watched by councillor James Hunte or trained at Pennsylvanian mountain retreats for fights against Sonny Liston – Clay always remained larger than life. The new site chosen for Clay-Liston Fight further emphasized the magnitude of this historic event.