The former BBC presenter, who once called Ali “the most remarkable man I ever met,” faced off with the champ four times in the 1970s and 1981. Most of these interviews are available online ...

To understand why, you have to understand the 1960s and 1970s, when Ali was at the height of his athletic fame. Let’s take a look. Boxing was much more popular back in the ’60s than it is today.

Muhammad Ali, the charismatic ... Mr. Ali dominated boxing in the 1960s and 1970s and held the ... But as the cultures of youth and black America were surging to the fore in the late 1960s, Mr ...

Through the use of archival footage and interviews (no sports figure of the 1960s and 1970s appeared on more talk shows and was filmed more frequently than Ali), the narrator of Antoine Fuqua’s ...

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Muhammad Ali was not our nation’s first famous Muslim, but he was the first and last cultural icon to make Americans comfortable with the idea that they could be Muslim without sacrificing the ...

Based on the clip, how were the 1970s different compared to the 1960s for Muhammad Ali? What was the “fight for black pride?” How was Ali’s “training” different by this point of his career?

Regarding the June 5 front-page article “Dominant fighter transcended sport”: I was charge d’affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Morocco in 1998 when Muhammad Ali paid a visit to Rabat at the ...

Boxing Great Muhammad Ali's 'Sad Decline' from Brain Damage Explored in New Biography Author Jonathan Eig, who spent four years conducting nearly 500 interviews for Ali: A Life , tells PEOPLE the ...