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Muhammad Ali seen here playing a round with two policemen just outside Dublin

Muhammad Ali seen here playing a round with two policemen just outside Dublin


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Muhammad Ali seen here playing a round with two policemen just outside Dublin

Muhammad Ali seen here playing a round with two policemen just outside Dublin. Ali is in Ireland for his fight with Al Blue Lewis. 14th July 1972

Charlie Ley
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Ireland

Media ID 21612541

© Mirrorpix

Aggression Ali1972 Cassius Clay Facial Expressions Fists Police Truncheon Garda


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In this print by Charlie Ley, we are transported back to the summer of 1972, just outside Dublin. The legendary Muhammad Ali is seen engaging in a friendly round with two policemen amidst his visit to Ireland for his highly anticipated fight against Al Blue Lewis. The image captures Ali's larger-than-life presence as he effortlessly showcases his boxing skills and agility, even in a casual setting. His facial expressions reveal a mix of determination and playfulness, reflecting both his competitive spirit and charismatic personality that made him an icon. What makes this photograph truly intriguing is the juxtaposition between Ali and the two policemen. It symbolizes more than just a playful encounter; it represents a brush with the law that transcends boundaries. Despite their roles as enforcers of order, these officers find common ground with one of the greatest athletes of all time. This snapshot also serves as a reminder of Ali's impact beyond boxing - how he challenged societal norms and fought for justice both inside and outside the ring. In an era marked by racial tensions and social unrest, Muhammad Ali became not only an athletic hero but also a symbol of resilience against oppression. Charlie Ley's print immortalizes this unique moment where sport unites individuals from different walks of life - showcasing that even amid aggression or conflict, there can be moments when humanity prevails through shared passions like boxing.

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