Portrait Posed Collection (page 3)

Muhammad Ali, the World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, known as The Greatest. 09/03/1976

Cassius Clay later to become Muhammad Ali, August 1966 In training

American boxing legend Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, use a skipping rope during a training session before his non-title heavyweight fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium on 18th June

Muhummed Ali (Cassius Clay) Boxer in armchair. August 1992

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) former world heavyweight boxing champion with hands up at W H Smith in Sloane Square. 15th November 1993

Muhammad Ali former heavyweight boxing champion. October 1989

American heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay training ahead of his non-title heavyweight fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium on 18th June. 14th June 1963

Cassius Clay later to become Muhammad Ali May 1963 In town for the heavyweight title fight with Henry Cooper in London Cassius Clay v Henry Cooper. Boxing, 1960s, Speaking to reporters

Cassius Clay - Muhammad Ali - Jun 1963 World Heavyweight Champion after his victory over Henry Cooper at the Empire Stadium, Wembley

Muhammad Ali boxing legend December 1999 leaves Heathrow Airport for the United States

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"Iconic Moments: Muhammad Ali's Portrait Posed Through the Years" In the corner of the ring during the heavyweight world title fight, Muhammad Ali stands tall, exuding confidence and determination. Ahead of his fight with Bugner in Las Vegas, Muhammad Ali showcases his sparring skills, honing his craft for another victory. At a press conference before facing Alvin Lewis, aka Blue Lewis, Muhammad Ali captivates the room with his charisma and wit. Stepping foot on London soil at the airport, Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) proudly raises five fingers as a symbol of greatness to come. Tyrell Biggs resembles none other than boxing legend Muhammad Ali – not just in looks but also in how he carries himself and speaks with conviction. February 1999 brings an unforgettable visit from boxing icon Muhammad Ali to Brixton, London; his presence serves as unwavering support for a cause close to his heart. Waving from his car upon arrival in London, Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) greets fans who eagerly await glimpses of their hero. From co-op visits to railway stations like Birmingham New Street, Muhammad Ali leaves lasting impressions wherever he goes during his travels. On May 1st, 1984 at the Albany Hotel in Birmingham, we witness a moment frozen in time – it's none other than legendary boxer Muhammad Ali gracing us with his presence. Promoting their second fight at Piccadilly Circus in London, both Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper share smiles that reflect their shared history inside and outside the ring. Making an appearance at a Stretford supermarket to promote Ovaltine drink is none other than boxing great Muhammed Ali - proving that even champions need nourishment. Training relentlessly ahead of his first showdown against Joe Frazier, Muhammad Ali showcases his dedication and unwavering focus in the boxing camp.