• Country : United States
  • Profession :Professional Boxer And Activist.
  • DOB: 1942-01-17
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Muhammad Ali (1942-2016) was an iconic American boxer and cultural figure. Born Cassius Clay, he transformed the sport with his unmatched charisma and exceptional boxing skills. His brash personality and poetic boasts earned him the nickname “The Greatest.” Ali’s activism against racial injustice and opposition to the Vietnam War made him a symbol of social change. He won the heavyweight title three times and his epic battles with Joe Frazier and George Foreman are legendary. Parkinson’s disease later impacted his health, but he continued to inspire as a global ambassador for peace and tolerance, leaving an indelible legacy of courage and conviction.