Ali may be dead, but he's my hero, always will.

At his peak , he was the most recognised face on earth ... for all the right reasons . R.I. P . Great Man .

R.I.P. CHAMP. You're up there with the boy you met while training for the Foreman fight. You told him ,"you're going to beat cancer and I'm going to beat George Foreman", and the little boy said "no Muhammad, I'm going to meet God and tell him that I know you". Beautiful.

I could watch Ali documentaries all day everyday

A boxer, a poet, a politician, and a religious leader. What else do you want from one person? He is a true legend.

Just the his name alone will send shivers and adoration. The Greatest of All-Time.

It's amazing how Hana Ali looks like her dad. And she's beautiful That bully is long forgotten and gone. But maybe he is the unsung hero that shaped a big part of who and what Ali became?

God, I wanted to be Muhammad Ali. Didn't matter that I was slow, awkward and white. He was my idol.

I myself have had times where I felt Unassure, even Scared, & where Doubt seems to be the only choice. When I turned to friends and family they just didn't have the answer, I look to this man for my Strength! Although I've never met The Greatest in person I know him well in my Heart & Soul & Spirit. For me He has been source of Unwavering Confidence. My Rock, My Muhammad Ali. Thanks Champ

Great doc Wayne. I am an African American Muslim and my Dad and Ali were pretty close. I was able to spend time with him in the 80's. Thank you sir.

I love you Ali! You still are my Hero. You have always inspired me to be a person. RIP KING.

Muhammad Ali was no doubt one the greatest fighter ,fastest to the heavyweight , intellect was supreme,civil right activities,social consciousness ,was off the chains,I miss you brother.R.I.P champ!!💻💾🐰🎉🔇🐘💻⌚🐭📹🎃🎃⛺🏰🌄🏩💒🏬🌉🏬🏤🎠🐷🐫🐤🐯🐷🐔🐼🐸🐗

the more i watch & learn about Muhammad Ali(the Greatest)...the more i realize he is more than the Greatest..He is one Charming persona.RIP champ!

In a time, when the word legend has became a cliche, Muhammad Ali IS the one who truly deserves it. RIP LEGEND!

The greatest athlete of all time.

MUHAMMAD ALI IS THE GREATEST BOXER SINCE CASSIUS CLAY...

he is walking history.....wow the greatest.

Muhammad Ali "King of the World"

R.I:P Muhamed Ali......."Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee"

ALI LOVED US ALL .GREATEST OF ALL TIME. THANK YOU

Ali, The Man, The Champ, The Icon. May he rest in peace

The greatest of all times both in and out of the ring..I adored this man he was my idle. R.I.P. champ

Half of Europe stood up in the middle of the night just to watch Ali on TV. No other person could have had that effect on peoplle. Noone.

He proved that he is really the greatest human being. He will always live in our hearts ♥️💙💚💗💐. God bless him 💓 Jannat ul firdous. Ameen summa Ameen ❤️💜🧡💛💚💙

The most beloved sports figure ever!! Muhammad will always be my all-time hero. Thanks for this upload.

The most loved human being I have ever known. In the early 60’s I can remember as a child tuning my valve radio during the early hours and listening to the great man. Love you MA xx

Goodbye champ. Thanks for the memories and inspiration. I'm privileged to have lived in your same generation.

Ali was no ordinary man He was very special RIP

Muhammad Ali The Greatest of all time. In and out of the ring. Tyson Louis Marciano Dempsey Johnson Frazier Holyfield Holmes all of them bow down. Ali is the Master live it learn it know it love it.

Great upload -- thanks. I cried at the end, I don't know why. Muhammad Ali is my personal hero and has been for as long as I can remember....and I'm an old lady now lol. He truly IS (not was, but IS) THE GREATEST.

Uncrowned King of the People of the world. Champion of boxing in the ring, and outside the ring champion of boxing out the Malady that infected the society , the malady of injustice and unequality of the people. Champion to show all people are free. The constitution that was written was lived by Mohammed Ali. May his soul rest in Peace for a job well done.

Nobody will ever come close to you Ali, no one will inspire us the way you did. RIP #muhammadali

I'm reminded of my step father, the only father I ever had. He told me when Ali first started, he watched every fight, he said, "That's the greatest boxer I've ever seen. As long as you live never never bet against him."(big praise as the old man loved Joe Louis). The old man didn't hesitate to tell any one who said anything bad about Ali "Love him or hate him, he stood up for what he believed. They took everything he had away from him, yet he stood strong. Now he's got it all back, you got to admire a man like that." I read Muhammad's book The Greatest, while visiting the old man, he was watching the movie, on tv. I mentioned I read the book, he said tell me about it. Dad only had a 3rd grade education, reading wasn't a strong point. I proceeded to give him an oral book report. He listened like a little kid, his eyes twinkled. I'll never forget that. The old man was gone 4 yrs later from cancer. But I remember when he said "Ali would've beaten Joe Louis, easily." Shocking but true. The old man taught me to respect people, all people. Treat them how you'd like to be treated. And most important perhaps, don't let anyone stand in your way when you're chasing your dreams. Let people talk bad all they want, you be you. I miss him so much, he's been gone since 1986, but I think of him often. I think of Ali too, both were what was once called "Mens men". Meaning the type of man every man should strive to be. I'm done.

God bless Muhammad Ali- the greatest.

That daughter definitely inherited his mannerisms, which are ,apparently, just as charming and "pretty" in a woman as they were in him.. love Ali

RIP Ali, you are the GREATEST of all time!

The greatest fighter of all times. He is a gift of God. He was a boxer of knowledge and wisdom. He believes and and practise the norms and values that many failed to comprehend. He defeated all his critiques much loved despite his talkative attitude and handsome man who brought an end to the Vietnam war by refusing to be inducted. Muhammad Ali will remain historical as a human being. RIP CHAMP

George Foreman was in conversation with Gareth A. Davies Said--- I’ll be honest with you, Muhammad was, and even still is, a phenomenon. He is one of those special people. He was one of those things you see maybe only once in a lifetime. Like a total eclipse. You are not going to see anything like that again. Boxing doesn’t do enough to define what he was. Muhammad never really teased me. He saw me as I was. He really had this thing with Joe Frazier. He hated the fact that he loved Joe Frazier; Joe Frazier hated the fact that he loved Muhammad Ali. They accepted there was something between them. Of course, he called me 'Frankenstein', but in reality, that was a compliment because I was definitely the Frankenstein monster. The only things he said about me, he said because they were was true. One time, I heard him scream: ‘George Foreman’s not a real fighter. All he wants to do is kill somebody out there’. I remember asking myself - how did he know that? I wasn’t actually trying to box people, I was actually trying to kill people in the ring. He was telling the truth. Muhammad was the most gifted person I have ever seen. That goes for politicians, movie stars, or anyone. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton had some of it, but not as much as Muhammad Ali. He had everything - charisma, charm, looks and great athletic ability - and you hated him because the guy was handsome. You thought 'If I could just mess his face up a little', but you couldn’t get near him in that ring. When I lost to Muhammad in the former Zaire, I was full of hate. I said to myself 'I’m going to come back, and I’m going to get him because I hate him'. Then I left boxing, and I was on the street corner preaching. I’d cut off my hair, my moustache, and a lot of people were passing me by. Then one day I started preaching that I had lost to Muhammad Ali, and I'd fought the great Joe Frazier, and it was those names that made people stop and pay some attention to me. It was in that moment, for the first time, I really appreciated that I had been in the ring with him. Who cared if I’d lost … Just to be associated with that name of Muhammad Ali was a blessing in my life. Was he a great boxer? No, he wasn’t. Muhammad was not a great boxer. I say that because his greatness went beyond boxing, beyond just being a boxer. As a matter of fact, it would be belittling to him to label him ‘a great boxer’ because then people wouldn’t know that he changed the world. He really did. He changed the whole world. Give that title to Joe Louis or someone like him who really was a boxer. It wasn’t about being a great boxer. Sure, he was a great boxer, but there have been a lot of better boxers. His greatness was beyond the sport of boxing. Boxing was such a small part of what he could do. I remember when I won the heavyweight championship of the world, we didn’t want to be called 'champion', what we really wanted was to be 'the guy who beat Muhammad Ali'. We wanted that more than to be champion of the world. That’s really what we wanted. To beat Muhammad Ali. The truth is - nobody could beat Muhammad Ali. Even when you beat him, people said you hadn’t really beaten him, nobody would say that he had lost, and they still wanted to get his autograph, and get the chance to get hugged and kissed by him. Even when you had the belt. He made great society changes. I think with Muhammad Ali, when he went to Europe, Africa, Saudi Arabia, the whole world wanted to touch him. Period. And all of a sudden they realised that this man had changed what people had looked at as beautiful. He defined beauty, handsome and brains. That changed the whole world. Not only in America. His greatness was abroad as well. After 1981 we became the best of friends. By 1984, we loved each other. I am not closer to anyone else in this life than I am to Muhammad Ali. Why? We were forged by that first fight in Zaire and our lives are indelibly linked, and the photographs, inextricably linked as young men and old men. As men, we have a love for each other. In 1974, I was a big brooding mean heavyweight: I’ve become in a way like him. When I'm asked if I learnt anything from him, what I truly learnt from him - because I honestly hit him with some of the heaviest shots I’ve ever hit anyone with - I realised for the first time I was faced by a man who could not go down even if he wanted to. He couldn’t fall because too many people were pulling for him. And I learnt that when I was fighting Michael Moorer [to become the oldest heavyweight champion in history, and oldest champion at that time.] Sure I was being hit by shots and he was being hit by a lot of shots, but I remembered in that fight - and the one against Evander Holyfield - that when people depend on you, you just can’t decide I’m going down. You got to fight for what they believe in. That’s what I learned from Muhammad Ali. Punches can hurt but you can’t go down when people are praying for you. You've got to stand there and take your punches. I didn’t know that when I fought him, but I knew that afterwards. Maybe we are defined by our spirits. In Africa, with those people screaming for him, Ali just couldn’t do it. He just couldn't go down. When you have people pulling and praying for you, it’s a hard thing to be defeated. I think in the world of international sport, not just in America, you have Muhammad Ali. Then you have the rest. He is the standard bearer for American sports. That era when Joe Frazier was heavyweight champion of the world, when I was heavyweight champ, and when Muhammad Ali was heavyweight champion was a golden era, that will never be repeated. There was Jerry Quarry, Earnie Shevers, all the way down the line, deep, there were so many great contenders. There will never be an era with so many contenders, when, on any given night, one of those men could beat the other. That was the greatest era of boxing. Period. I hope I live to see another era like that. But I don’t think we will. In my day, I’ve met a lot of World War II survivors, true heroes. You would not even notice if they had a wooden leg or a wooden arm, or one eye. You don’t feel sorry for them. You feel blessed that they participated in the war for your sake. So whenever I see Muhammad Ali, I feel such pride because he is a hero. Heroes always have their scars. Some you can see, some you read about later on. It’s just that we know about his. That man is a hero. What he endured, and what he suffered, is just what all heroes go through. He’s not ashamed of it. He became the Greatest to me when he came out in front of the whole world and lit the Olympic torch in Los Angeles. He wasn’t ashamed. And to this day I am proud of him. He’s a hero. I become a part of him every day. Every day I love him more. He doesn’t have to say anything now. The time has come where there is nothing else left to say. He said it all. He’s the greatest American that ever lived. We have heroes, they weren’t representing anything. This is a real one, here. There should be a Muhammad Ali Day in America. "In hindsight I am so glad. He turned out to be one of the greatest boxers of all time. I would have got up and I could have really got hurt. If there was a quick count, I only benefited, " He was the greatest personality that sports has ever seen, or ever will see. He was the greatest personality ever. "That night something strange and mysterious happened to me. I lost, of course, and I just couldn't understand. The punch that I had learnt to count on. I ran those punches and nothing happened. I thought it was kind of mysterious that I myself would be counted out.

I miss watching Ali fights .he made u want 2 watch boxing.he made it one big event on TV u did not want miss. And he is the greatest of all time r.i.p.champ

I met Ali while I was in college in Miami 1975. He was the featured speaker on a Sunday at the Temple on 7th Avenue, I think.. Most amazing experience I had in college.

I met Ali and Lonnie one night at a restaurant in Louisville in the early 2000’s. This was when he was completely afflicted with Parkinsons. He could only communicate with a whisper, but let me tell you, I was in stitches. I won’t repeat what he said, but let me tell you, it was hilarious! This man was blessed by God:

The greatest kindest man I have ever seen for the exception of my dad

Muhammad Ali meant everything to a young black man in the Caribbean in the 60s 70s and 80s. I love him more than anyone else

When asked who my favorite athlete was, my answer is not Joe Montana, Babe Ruth, or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; my favorite athlete was and always will be Muhammad Ali.

Muhammad ali greatest of all time and max respect to his wife

His greatest moment for which he deserves our undying respect was his refusal to serve in the armed forces in 1967.

he was a real muslim...we are proud of him.

It is an indisputable fact that Ali at his prime was untouchable not even by Tyson. The facts were verified by true experienced experts. Ali in his prime was lightning fast, has a long reach of 71" as opposed to Tyson's 63" and simply was unbeatable. Did you not see how he nonchalantly avoided heavy punches simply by moving away his head. This action is unique to Ali. Nobody ever could pull off the same stunt. Now imagine if Tyson tried to get close Ali would just move away and at the same time jab Tyson's face until he could no longer see. This happened to Liston and many others. Even Foreman who had punching power as great as Tyson was defeated by Ali.The 3 lost years only left people imagining what could have been achieved by Ali at the top of his game. To put it simply, Ali is the greatest ever inside the ring and a legendary human being outside the ring.

I REALLY LOVE THIS MAN

those who just touch by the greatest Muhammad Ali have been succeed in life and in this world that was him the greatest that ever be exist and never wil be

Great Documentary , I seen housands of Ali Documentarys but not this one it was great ty :) you got yourself a new subscriber

He had the most beautiful eyes in his prime.

I love what he said about true religion being from the heart, no matter which one it is (my rough paraphrase). I'm a christian universalist and I totally agree.

No boxer should ever be mentioned in the same sentence as Ali. What he did for boxing, for politics, for humanity, no one has done that before and no one will do it again!

If Ali wouldn't have been stripped of his title back in his prime time , I don't think there was any chance for foreman and Frazier would even stand as a challenger.

My God,i loved him so.

wow, thank you for sharing this documentary. I just feel better for having watched this.

Legends came and gone who beat Mike Tyson and few clowns, But no legend is a legend as He That's why people called him Muhammad Ali. RIP

Float like a butterfly sting like a bee aaaaaaaaah rumble young man rumble aaaaaaaaaah rest in peace champ

May peace be upon you Muhammad Ali. All praises due to Allah

RIP To The Absolute Greatest Boxer that ever lived, I remember when he came to Murray, Kentucky a while ago, he inspired me to get my Black Belt

ALI THE GREATEST!!!!

Fascinating and inspiring, different from other docs on Ali I've seen, thanks :)

Ich hope he will be good health and shape god bless u Mohamed Ali the greatest of all time.

I really enjoyed this documentary thanks for the upload

Ali's daughters are all awesome. Great looking and super talented like their father.

Muhammad Ali a super human being in and out of the ring

It was a foggy Day in San Francisco back in 1964. I was taking a sip of water from the drinking fountain in School, late Afternoon, and a kid yelled out " Cassius Clay" is fighting Sonny Liston Tonight. Let me say this. This Guy was The Fastest Fighter ever seen! " Lightning in a Bottle". He was good looking, had the best personality, called the rounds of his fights, Shook up the world beating Sonny Liston, and the world was truly shocked when he beat Big George Foreman in the " Rumble in the Jungle". He was the " People's Champion of all races. He was for the underdog! He turned boxing into a art, as he broke out with the " Ali Shuffle" in 1966 against Cleveland Williams. I was fortunate to meet Ali three times, and have a picture of us shaking Hands. He out shined all sports and people back in the Day. A American Icon. He truly will be missed. Thanks Muhammad Ali for bringing so much joy into my life. We will always Love you Champ!!

Great Davis Miller story, begins at 17:03 when he was bullied, moves on to "I think I've seen some things about Ali that no-one's ever written about" at 20:44 and culminate in a fine imitation of Ali at 22:17

Love U Ali, Not only a Great Boxer but a Down to earth and humble human being. One of the few postivies of US as a country. May ur holy soul rest in peace #BLACKsuperMan

Ali won gold as a light heavy in Rome Olympics. These documentary makers never really know their subject

rest in peace great one!

I read "My dinner with Ali" by Davis Miller in The MA Reader....best story in the book.... wow that's the guy....wrote the tao of MA??? seen it now I'll have to buy it

R.I.P simply the greatest SPORTSMAN ever

rest in peace champ

Ali was a great human being. RIP the greatest

He was just like ELVIS! Magnitude beyond words!

Wow the end of the documentary made me cry. Why bad things always happen to good people? He could make the world a better place with his voice. I love and respect him! I really wish I could meet him when he was alive but I hope somewhere in paradise he is happy, healthy and free from this prison called life. I wish I meet him up there one day. Rest in peace angel 👼🏾

What made Ali so great his what he achieved after being banned from boxing in his prime and returning to beat guys younger and stronger. This is a concept most who've never trained or competed at competition level will never grasp. And what makes a lot of fake fans look ignorant with their negative inexperienced based comments... ...

RIP Ali

If there's a 10 documentary, this is it. Davis, I hope you meet your mom in heaven. I can't even fathom what you dealt with.

The true religion is the religion of the heart....That about sums it all up.....Great words from a great man.

The Davis Miller section of this documentary is extraordinary. His book is excellent - "The Tao of Muhammad Ali." You can go to amazon and read the first chapter and find out what it's like to get in the ring with Ali and get hit by him once or twice and feel your legs buckle - you'll come away with a whole new appreciation of what great fighters do and how they do it. I think Miller's work ranks with the best studies of Ali including the work of Norman Mailer. And that's sayin' somethin'. WTG Davis Miller. WTG Muhammad Ali.

Boxer of the century, world will miss yuu.

I am humbled by this man. He's been a hero of mine for 40 years or so but the advent of internet has increased my ability to expose myself to his lessons and Learn! Thankyou Champ. Rest in Peace. Worthy of all praises and most High...Muhammad Ali.

I'm getting my own tour bus and driving it on to my enemies lawns like Ali did to Liston before their first fight. Classic!!

Greatest of all times

Rip champ, you are the greatest!!

imagine if he hadn't lost them three years ooo wee ! and still the greatest

He was really a man with the heart of gold and mercy God bless his soul

Loved him in the 60's and 70's, in the ring and I love and admire him still. He's hard to live up to; do the things he does, interact with any one and spread love. R.I.P. Champ!

i´m a punk in my forties from the north of sweden, i ALWAYS been awere of the deeds of MA in the ring. If i cry everytime i look at the sappy 1996 olympics-open in Atlanta it must have been something special about this punk from Kentucky, (And I do, every f---ing time)

Ali was not 'damaged' by the 'sport he loved.' He was poisoned by toxins used at his training camp in Deer Lake, just like his brother who barely had a boxing career, and that triggered his neurological condition.

God blessed people through Ali and God blessed Ali

if ali wasnt forced out of boxing for 3 and a half years he would have only won the championship 1 time,the reason is because he would have had an undefeated record and by what i mean is he would have been champion for his entire career from 1961 to his last fight in 1981 againts berbik and 1980 against holmes

Muhammad Ali started some thing but never got to finish. The Nation of Islam ☪️

I have two hero's and Muhammed Ali is one of them. The greatest of all time.

the best ever in any era

ooo this was beautiful, thanks for sharing it

R.I.P. Muhammad Ali The Greatest