Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Ali at 70
Champ
In pictures: 70-year-old Muhammad Ali’s life in the ring
He floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee. Today he celebrates a milestone birthday, so here’s the champ’s life, in pictures.
On a flight replying to the comment made by The Greatest, “Superman don’t need no seat belt”, to a flight attendant, she replied, ‘Superman don’t need no airplane, either.’…
“I’m so meeean I make medicine sick”, Ali Bumaye!!! Happy birthday to the greatest living sportsman!
He is the “greatest” as he would say himself.
It’s a real shame to see him the way he is now. He was as tough as he was skillful but its a pity he didn’t take a different approach to fights and absorb less punches. Not the greatest boxer of all time but a real legend.
Rickey…if he is not,who was…..
I would go with Sugar Ray Robinson personally. Another pound for pound boxer Id rate a bit higher would be Marvin Hagler.
The Champ! ” I hated every minute of training but I said to myself “Work hard now and live the rest of your life as Champion” ” The greatest.. he had them beaten before the got in the ring.. and thats why!!!
Frank Bruno was better
The greatest living sportsman of all time. a legend, an icon, a hero. But in the great mans words himself, sugar ray Robinson was the best boxer of all time. He was Ali’s hero.