Ali, nicknamed "the greatest," began boxing at the young age of 12. He became a member of the 1960 United States Summer Olympic boxing team and won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division.

Ali landed a short left but Frazier dug a left and right to Ali’s body as he pinned him against the ropes. Frazier again sent another smashing right to the body and a hard left to the jaw.

Ali and his daughter Hana open Christmas gifts in 1979. (Though Ali was a devout Muslim, he made compromises for his Christian wife and even liked to call strangers on Christmas Day to wish them ...

Ali, who was 74 when he died on Friday in the Phoenix area from respiratory issues connected to the Parkinson's disease he fought for more than three decades, inspired with his humanity.

Ali, the eighth of Muhammad Ali’s nine children, was 24-0 with 21 knockouts during a pro boxing career that spanned from 1999 to 2007. Shields, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, is 16-0 with 3 ...

Here are the highlights of Muhammad Ali’s legendary boxing career: 1964 Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, stunned the boxing world in February by upsetting seemingly invincible champion Sonny Liston.

Muhammad Ali: I'm the fastest thing on two feet, man. Muhammad Ali: I don't care how small the ring is, I'll fight that chump in a telephone booth. He was known as the "Louisville Lip." ...

Ali, announced on Wednesday by lead producer Richard Willis, will be written and helmed by the Olivier Award-nominated director Clint Dyer (Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical).

Ali, who died Friday at age 74, stood shoulder to shoulder with the greatest of his generation, more often towering above. In the boxing ring, he vanquished great warriors named Liston and Frazier ...

He was 74. The tour included Ali’s childhood neighborhood as well as the gym where he first began his boxing training. The route also passed Muhammad Ali Boulevard and the Muhammad Ali center.

Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King Jr. were honored Monday at the Chicago History Museum. Illinois’ new Jan. 17 Ali commemorative day fell on the same day as the federal King holiday.

Nico Ali Walsh entered the same ring where his grandfather, Muhammad Ali, shared some of his greatest moments. And just like his grandfather, Ali Walsh exited the Madison Square Garden ring a winner.