Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay, 1942) was the only professional boxer to win the heavyweight championship three times. With his outspoken political and religious views he has provided leadership and an example for African American men and women around...

In 1967, Muhammad Ali was stripped of his heavyweight boxing title for violating the Selective Service Act. As a Muslim, Ali refused to be inducted into the U.S. Army. He won back the title in 1974, and later became the first boxer to win the...

In every generation there emerges a public figure who manages to dramatize the tensions, the aspirations, even the spirit of the epoch, and by so doing, define that era for posterity. Thus F. Scott Fitzgerald, the personification of the heady mixture...

Born January 17, 1942Louisville, Kentucky Boxer Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali was one of the best athletes of the twentieth century. On three occasions he won the world heavyweight...

For other persons named Muhammad Ali, see Muhammad Ali (disambiguation). Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. on January 17, 1942) is a retired American boxer and former three-time World Heavyweight Champion and winner of an Olympic...

Muhammad Ali is remembered as the athlete who effectively blended his personality with different events in the world. He became a speaker for black pride in the 1960s and a hero of the antiwar movement after he was barred from participating in sports for...

My first memory of Muhammad Ali is from February 1964 in Miami's funky Fifth Street gym, just after the Beatles had departed from a memorable photo shoot. Ali was still in the ring shouting his pre-rap couplet, "Save your money and don't...

According to Green -- who placed third, after Barron, in a primary against incumbent Congressman Ed Towns -- he was prepared to drop out of the race before he saw Barron make comments about him on The Politicker. "Had he not made that statement, Charles...

Billy Crystal has been friends with Muhammad Ali for 33 years. That's why he showed up Saturday night for Celebrity Fight Night, the glitzy gala that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's research."What he stands for and what this charity stands for is something that's...

This essay is about Muhammad Ali's religous beliefs, as they affected his career as a boxer. Focuses on his Vietnam war protest as well.

Muhammed Ali, arguably the world's greatest boxer of all time, has had many achievements in his boxing career such as an Olympic medal and Amateur to Heavyweight championship titles. Today he is renowned as a sporting legend and a man with something always to say.

Cassius Clay, later known as Muhammad Ali, illustrated many protest movements. He was a proud Black African-American who didn't want to integrate into the White American way of life, and showed it by controversially converting to the Nation of Islam. When called upon to be conscripted in the Vietnam War Ali refused to because of personal and religious beliefs.