Muhammad Ali
(Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.)
(the "Louisville Lip")
Record 56-5 (37 KO)
Clay/Ali was one of the smoothest and most natural boxers of all time; His hands were lightning fast and he was practically impossible to hit cleanly during his early career; Later, when he was heavier and stronger, he proved he could still prevail; Clay/Ali won the Heavyweight Championship three times
As a boxer, he made mistakes but with his unbelievable speed was able to still win, primarily with jabs and combinations which took their toll; He could judge distances within an inch, was game, had a great chin and could take punishment
When he first hit the scene, he called himself "The Greatest" and people scoffed; Today, the majority of boxing fans consider him to be "The Greatest"
Herb Goldman ranked Clay/Ali as the #1 All-Time Heavyweight; Clay/Ali was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990
@Blake472 What a lot of folks don't realize is that Cassius Clay was dyslexic. He probably hasn't ever read the Quran himself, Sad.
918Anon 2 months ago
Tunney was better than Dempsey. Ali said he was the best of the old skool because he understood the sweet science
slamster 4 months ago
DEMPSEY.... lol jack dempsey never did beat anybody, he is the most overrated fighter ever
combatesdeboxeo 4 months ago
Too bad Ali wasn't Welling to die for the sake of Christ.
Blake472 6 months ago
The worlds greatest
LelandnSonya4eva 6 months ago
no doubt the greatest of all time
Spaid2007 1 year ago
he is the greatest
ahmedkibaba 1 year ago