On February 25, 1964, after seven rounds, Cassius Clay prevailed over Sonny Liston, the reigning world champion. Focus on Sport / Getty Images "From Cassius Clay," he wrote on one of his training ...

All the crow in China wouldn't be enough to satisfy the appetites of the cognoscenti of the boxing world tonight as young Cassius Marcellus Clay demolished the legend of Sonny Liston with a seven ...

And yet, depite all the blasts it has received, tonight's heavyweight title fight between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston should be one of the most interesting and dramatic sports events in many years.

Sonny Liston. But instead he had dumped them in the training camp of Liston's next victim, Cassius Clay, who John Lennon called "that big mouth who's going to lose." This was February 18 ...

I have no idea how much harm the so-called fight, between Clay and Liston has done to the ... Well this is a far cry from the sullen Sonny Lister and the clownish Cassius Clay, and the ghastly ...

Muhammad Ali is one of the greatest fighters in the history of boxing, and February 25, 1964 marked a crowing moment in Ali's ...

Cassius Clay had just beaten world champion Sonny Liston when he turned his wrath on the ringside reporters who had written him off as an underdog, shouting: "Eat your words!" Liston, nagged by a ...