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"Dont quit, suffer now, and live the rest of your life as a champion" ~The Greatest of All Time~ Muhammad Ali

“Ali had the strength to speak in a time you could be silenced” Very well said.

“When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.” The world truly cried when this legend passed on. Ali was a true champion.

The Greatest! He fought more outside the ring. Fought for justice, for humanity. He never punched his opponent if the opponent was falling down, he never took that chance. Such an honest sportsman he was.

“God gave me Parkinson’s syndrome to show me I’m not ‘The Greatest’ - he is.” - Muhammad Ali

"You never saw the best of him" Yes we did. The best of him wasnt in the ring, it was outside of it

"I shook up the world". ~Muhammad Ali

"It's nature to want to be with your own." - Muhammad Ali

"I done wrestled with an alligator, I done tussled with a whale; handcuffed lightning, thrown thunder in jail; only last week, I murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalised a brick; I'm so mean I make medicine sick!"

Its crazy how he fought most of his career and his most important fights while not being in his prime and won almost all of them.

No Doubts No comparisons No other Non can be the Original The greatest sports show man ever And the greatest heavyweight to walk the earth Pleasure in or out the ring Legend GOAT Bless his grave May Allah elevate his status in Paradise Ameen

May ALLAH grant THE GOAT the highest place in Haven..Ameen.

I take my hat off to all other great champions, but the GOAT among GOATs must belong to one. It belongs to none other than the Louisville lip, the people's champion, the greatest to ever put on the gloves, MUHUMMAAAAD ALIIIIIII!!!!!!!! You wanna talk about achievements, and this man has it in spades - he won more than 100 amateur bouts and lost less than 8 - before the age of 18, he went on to win six Kentucky Golden Gloves titles - 1959's National Golden Gloves Light Heavyweight Champion - 1959's National Amateur Athletic Union champion - 1960's National Golden Gloves Light Heavyweight Champion - 1960's National Amateur Athletic Union champion - Won a Gold medal in the Rome Olympics in light-heavyweight boxing - World Heavyweight Champion from 1964-1967 - AT 22 YEARS, HE WAS THE YOUNGEST BOXER TO UNSEAT A REIGNING HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION - He defeated Sony Liston even after the odds were 7-1. No one sees a 7-1 odds, and it was deemed one of the greatest upsets of all time. Before Andy Ruiz, before, Buster Douglas. - Sports Illustrated magazine ranked Clay's victory as the fourth greatest sports moment of the 20th century - 1970's Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Award - Muhammad Ali's rematch with Sonny Liston ended in K.O. within ONE ROUND - 1974's Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year - 1974's Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year - Fastest hand speed of any heavyweight in his era and possibly of all time - In 1974, Ali participated in "The Longest Walk," a protest march in the United States in support of Native American rights. - 1974's Fighter of the Year, Boxing Writers Association - World Heavyweight Champion from 1974-78 - He fought the fight of the century against Joe Frazier; although he lost, it was rated by many as the biggest sporting event in history - That didn't keep Ali down. Even the greatest have lost before. In his rematch with Joe, Ali won via unanimous decision. - To settle it once and for all Frazier and Ali got for the trilogy. They put their lives on the line and empty the tank. We knew once and for all who's the better man. Ali's declared the winner in one of his best performances yet. - The Thrilla in Manila is rated one of the best fights of all time and won the Peabody Award - And we can't ever forget his historic performance against George Foreman. Sony Liston was the only man to put him on the backfoot, and Ali KO'd him within one round. George Foreman, considered by many as one of the hardest punchers in heavyweight history. Known as The Rumble in the Jungle, Ali came into the fight as a 4-1 underdog but won by knockout, putting Foreman down just before the end of the eighth round. - The Rumble in the Jungle was watched by OVER 1 BILLION viewers worldwide. - The Rumble in the Jungle is also famous for Ali's introduction of the rope-a-dope tactic, in which he leaned against the ropes and absorbed punches from his opponent. This decreased his chances of being caught with a clean blow and, at the same time, tired his opponent. The Rumble in the Jungle has also been called "arguably the greatest sporting event of the 20th century". By winning it, Ali became the world heavyweight champion for a second time. - Again World Heavyweight Champion from 1978-79 - Ali revolutionized the sport with his creative tactics, hand speed, and ring I.Q. - Never ducked anyone and wanted to FIGHT the best to B.E. the best - Ali was the FIRST man in history to win the heavyweight titles three times - 1978, 1974, and 1973's BBC Sports Personality World Sport Star of the Year - Ali was a leading heavyweight boxer of the 20th century, and he remains the only three-time lineal champion of that division. - His joint records of beating 21 boxers for the world heavyweight title and winning 14 unified title bouts stood for 35 years - His refusal to participate in Vietnam made him an icon for many people - He's a prominent humanitarian and activist - 1979's Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, Texas Southern Univesity - Destroyed Patterson, another Hall of Famer - 1978. February 15, Ali lost the heavyweight title to Leon Spinks in a split decision. September 15, Ali wins the heavyweight title back from Leon Spinks after a battle at the Superdome in New Orleans. - 1979 Street named after him in Louisville, Kentucky - Ali won 56 times in his 21-year professional career - 1979, 1976, 1975, Milliyet Sports Award for World Athlete of the Year - 1984's Male Athlete of the Year courtesy of associated sports - He donated millions of dollars to charity organizations, and it is estimated that he helped provide food for more than 22 million people affected by hunger across the world. - He also featured as an actor and writer, releasing two best-selling autobiographies - 1985 Recognized for long, meritorious service, World Boxing Association - 1987 Elected to Boxing Hall of Fame - In 1988, he visited Sudan to raise awareness about the plight of famine victims. The following year, he participated in a charity event in Kerela, an Indian state - 1990 Inducted into International Boxing Hall of Fame - Ali attained success as a musician, where he received two Grammy nominations - In 1990, he traveled to Iraq to secure the release of 15 U.S. hostages during the First Gulf War. - In 1994, he campaigned to urge the United States government to come to the aid of refugees afflicted by the Rwandan genocide. - 1996 He Lights Olympic torch in Atlanta - 1997 Arthur Ashe Award for Courage, ESPN - 1997 Essence Living Legend Award - In 1998, he collaborated with actor Michael J Fox to raise awareness and fund research for Parkinson's disease. - In 1998, Ring Magazine named him number 1 in its ranking of greatest heavyweights from all eras. - In 1999, The Associated Press voted Ali the No. 1 heavyweight of the 20th century. - In 1999, Ali was named the "Greatest Heavyweight Boxer of all Time" and "The Greatest Athlete of the 20th Century" by the popular magazine Sports Illustrated. - The same year, in a poll conducted by the BBC, Muhammad Ali was named the Sports Personality of the Century. He accumulated more votes than the combined total of the five other contenders: Pele, George Best, Donald Bradman, Jack Nicklaus, and Jesse Owens. - In 2007, ESPN ranked him second in its choice of the greatest heavyweight fighter of all time - The BET Humanitarian Award (2002) - In 2002, he traveled to Afghanistan as the "U.N. Messenger of Peace" for a three-day goodwill mission. He also made goodwill missions to Afghanistan and North Korea; and delivered medical supplies to an embargoed Cuba. - The Bambi Millennium Award (2003) - He was named "The Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year" a record six times. An honor no other fighter in history has. - The president's award- NAACP Award (2009) - Boxing commentators and historians regard Muhammad Ali as one of the greatest fighters of all time. - In 2015, Sports Illustrated renamed its "Sportsman Legacy Award" to the "Sports Illustrated's Muhammad Ali Legacy Award" to honor his boxing and social achievements. This man was a true inspiration inside and outside the ring! A GOAT among GOATS The best to ever to do it It's an honor to call him The Greatest Of All Time Rest Easy Champ

Young Ali couldn't possibly be beaten. He was fast, artistic, and scientific... Those were his own words!

He's confidence and charisma is over the roof He's beliefs cannot be broken that easily he's real he's true he's flashy he's fast yeah he's MUHHAMAD ALI ☺️

“I shook up the world!” Yes you did

“He would die for this shit, I’m not gonna die for this” -Mike Tyson

When life leaves you down broken and bleeding, just whisper in its ear "That all you got George?!"

That Cleveland Williams fight is just Gold...Pure Gold...nobody fights like that...he showcased an art...that only he could do... beautiful... beautiful to watch that

Everyone forgets that Ali was the underdog everyone doubted him at the time

My best childhood memories were spent watching the fights with my dad when I was only 7.. today, he is 90 yrs old and im 60 We watched this doc together. My heart is so happy! Thank you for the upload!

That editing, just wow...

i’m only 23 but i know who ali is and i just never understood how powerful his legacy is. Thank you for getting me to understand and grasp just how amazing this guy was. Not only a great fighter but a voice for freedom and peace for eternity.

Speaking In a time where you could be silenced. That's inspirational 👏

“I saw Sonny Liston a few days ago Cassius” “Ain’t he ugly?” 😂😂😂

Reporter: "I saw Liston the other day...." Ali: "Ain't he ugly?"

Rest in Peace, legend Muhammad Ali!!😔🙏🥊❤

I was named after him. Always makes me emotional looking back at his life and story. Especially the later fights.

A legend was born and all because of a guy who stole his bike. The best theft that took place and changed the boxing world forever.

"He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in his life" - Muhammad Ali -

He’s my HERO!!! Saved my life once again he keeps saving my life!!!

Truly THE Greatest! Not simply the most significant, culturally iconic athlete ever, but one of the most significant cultural icons of all time. Period.

I met him when I was 15 years old talked to him and got his autograph it was one of the greatest moments of my life

God damn i had no idea how much of an icon muhammad ali really was.

Ali at the Atlanta Olympics brought tears to many people, including me. 1979, I had a 35 minutes conversation with Ali backstage at the LA Forum. I had made a prop for the TV show. That interested him more than talking about his boxing career history. Off camera, Ali was a great person and quite humble/respectful with everybody.

Happy 80th Birthday to the man who shooked up the world, who floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee; to the GOAT, the greatest fighter and man that ever lived. Thank you Muhammad Ali and happy birthday legend.

I seen this was 36 minuets in thought there's no way I'm watching all of it... I thought wrong. Spectacular work as always!

Greatest 36 minutes that I ever invested in 19 years of my life.

Great tribute to Ali. It is tragic we were robbed of those three and half years when he was banned. They would have been his peak years...but he still did what he did. Incredible man...and human being.

Any sport any time, no one could compare to him, we are all below this man. He is the greatest to live at anything. We will forever miss him

He landed punches that were more beautiful than miss universe

“Well if you wanna lose yo money then bet on Sonny” 😂 RIP To the GOAT 👼🏽🐐.

I have never loved another boxer liked I loved Muhammad Ali .. He is the greatest.

A great tribute to the greatest of all time...he was much much bigger than boxing and was loved all over the world

of all the cocky loudmouth athletes in history, he's the only one you can love and forgive.

"he who is not courageous enough to take will accomplish nothing in life" ~The Greatest of all time~ Muhammad Ali

A legend inside the ring but also outside the ring.

I wish that I was alive in Ali’s time. To actually be there and to see him fight would have been amazing. Watching him on tv and KZfaq just isn’t the same. And the thing that makes me so sad is that there will never be another Muhammad Ali. He definitely earned his place in the history books we lost one of the greats when he passed away….🙏 May he Rest In Peace.. 🙏

2:27 “I’m young, I’m handsome, I’m fast, I’m pretty; and can’t possibly be beat!” So much confidence, so much belief and positivity! ...Wow 😊

We did not deserve this man. What an epically iconic human being!

Perfectly beautiful! You can’t see Ali and not smile. God was really showing off when he made this man!

Muhammad Ali, Jesse Owens, great examples of magnificent athletes and even greater human beings - credits to all mankind’s God bless them.

"The world never got to see the best of Ali. What you got was plenty, but you didn't see the best of him."

“You said you was the people’s champion?” “Yes sir” “Do you think you’re acting like a people’s champion?” “Yes sir”. The love I have for this man is unfathomable.

RUMBLE, YOUNG MAN, RUMBLE! One of the most fearless boxers out there.

ali was special. unique in or out of a ring, the best human on the planet in his age. society today could learn a lot from following his philosophy on life. AN EXAMPLE FOR ALL.

the way he dodged those punches are exactly how I wanna dodge this COVID shit.

NO BODY will ever claim the greatest of all time ever because of what this man did. He truly is the greatest

Ali was a giant in and out the ring R.I.P. champ! The greatest 🥊

Ali once said "Braggin' is when a person says something and can’t do it. I do what I say.” There are few people who can honestly say this. The man stood up to impossible odds both in and out of the ring and risked everything for his beliefs and convictions. I don't really idiolize many celebrities. They often may be special in a specific art, sport, business etc but that doesn't make them great people imo. Even musicians I love at the time, like John Lennon, did a lot more than their art but still I hold tempered regard for many reasons. But damn if there isn't anyone else like Ali who was a true to his convictions as he was and could back up all that confidence and bravado with just as much skill and fortitude; even when everyone would tell if threaten him that it's the "wrong" choice We don't get many real heroes in the modern age when the lives of legends are accurately documented, most of ours need to be written or discussed with asterisks. But not Ali. The one man who not only could never be backed in a corner, but would turn it to his advantage and make you pay for it. Like any person he wasn't perfect and made plenty of mistakes, but even then he's one, if not *THE,* realist and greatest.

Ali is like he prophesized "I'm bigger than boxing" His courage is peerless. I literally love Muhummad Ali.

The GOAT, not only in accolades, but as a man that stood by his beliefs and ideals.

This man was absolutely incredible! A power house of note!

Ali shows how much footwork was important

When talking about his legendary speed, Ali once said "I was so quick, when I went to bed I could turn out the light and be in bed befote the room was dark !" Bravo Ali, R.I.P.

"He was doing Ghandi sh*t outside of the ring AND he could knock out anybody in the world." 😂 Best quote ever!

No matter how many times iv seen this video it still gives me a beautiful feeling seeing the GOAT Bless him Rest in peace champ

The greatest fighter that will ever live and one of the greatest human that will ever live.

I'm currently in a battle with an autoimmune disease, failing to find a medication that works, watching & studying Muhammad Ali gives me hope. I PROMISE, mark my exact words, I will be a world champion 🙌🏻 I'll return to this comment in years to come ☝️ thank you ali

There hasn't been a heavyweight ever, even now, in anytime, that could beat Ali in his prime. No way.

Greatest fighter who ever lived in and out of the ring. RIP Mr. Muhammad Ali 🥊🥋

I got a GOOSEBUMP Everytime i watch MUHAMMAD ALI DOCUMENTARY ❤❤ WE IN MALAYSIA LOVE YOU SO MUCH MUHAMMAD ALI👍🏼👍🏼🤲 RIP THE GOAT...ALLAHUAKBAR🤲🇲🇾🇲🇾

The United States robbed the entire world of 3 of Ali's best boxing years!!! Just imagine.. all the greatmess he achieved including his refusal to go to war but just imagine WHAT IF he could have reigned supreme with the title his entire career like he would have an like he did after...what a hero

Man, even after all these years, it still brings tears to my eyes to see the great man shaking with that God awful Iillness. I hope Allah is taking the greatest possible care of you Muhammad. We miss you.

Its my first hearing this story, as a young kid that doesnt know the story of Ali. He really the GREATEST OF ALL TIME

His legacy will live forever....Ali an angel from God himself....a fighter....may he rest in peace....the greattest❤

why am i not paying for this.

I was never into boxing but your vids on Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali were some of the most captivating and heartfelt I've ever seen

I was blessed to meet Ali at a banquet, Mapledale, and honored by his signing my boxing gloves. I truly love him, respect his ability and titles and especially his humor and compassion. He certainly was right, that as he liked to say himself, he was the champion, and a handsome one. May we always cherish his memory, and may his family be blessed by Most High Creator!! Love forever, Louisville KY lip!

7:39 that foot shuffle was magical💫

A poor black kid shook up the world when he stood up and said,,' I am the greatest ', when Black people didn't even have equal rights.

Just imagine when the gates of heaven opened and Ali screaming the champ is here the champ is here!! R.I.P. Ali you truly were the greatest!

Ali after the Liston fight makes me smile laugh and gives me goosebumps at the same time. “IMMA BAD MAN”

My idol, God rest his soul

I absolutely love Ali he’s is unquestionably the greatest of all time, I love when George Forman tries to intimidate Ali and Ali says “ oh George you were in school when I was beating Sonny Liston”🤣.

Only ALI *Could Make Me Watch A 36 Minutes Video!*

True legend His life story is unbelievably starnger than any fictional story written

His was fast and strong in the ring and outside the ring. GOAT.

"I am so fast that I turned off the lights and went to bed before it got dark The darkness got scared and put those lights back on" -- The Greatest boxer of all time Muhammad Ali

“I will show you how great I am!”

Ali what a great CHAMPION of humanity

Muhammed Ali grat is best of all time❤️💪🏾

If only we could see those years taken away, a Ali in his true form, the greatest in his prime.

Who else got chills When X and Ali Shook hands? Legends..

When he refuses to serve in Vietnam, that was his finest hour. That cost him dearly but he stood by his principles. And he was right. That was was a crime.

WOW!!! I REALLY DIDN'T KNOW JUST HOW GOOD HE WAS THE MAN COULD MOVE LIKE NO OTHER AND LOOKED GOOD DOING IT HE WAS A FIGHTER AN ENTERTAINER HE WAS A REAL CHAMPION

This is definitely hands down the best documentary on Ali I've seen, period!

It's not Cassius clay, it's Muhammad Ali 🔥

Have watched this so many times but I just now realized some of the best quotes in this video come from Billy Crystal’s eulogy of Ali. I just listened to Crystal’s eulogy of Ali and it was so powerful and funny. Moving stuff.