Muhammad Ali Collection (page 5)

Cassius Clay (centre) and entourage on route to his press conference for his upcoming fight with Henry Cooper. 19th May 1966

Cassius Clay holds a case with 24 carrot gold coins in memory of Sir Winston Churchill. 19th May 1966

Cassius Clay (centre) on his way to a press conference ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper. 19th May 1966

Muhammad Ali gestures to a driver in another car. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali (far right) and Donald Zec Daily Mirror reporter (second right) out and about meeting fans. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali out and about meeting fans. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali getting back into his car after meeting some of his fans. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali hugs a young fan. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali gets a kiss on the cheek from a young fan. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali signing an autograph for a fan. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali (right) with Daily Mirror reporter Donald Zec in the back of a car. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali shakes a females hand from his car. 31st August 1967

World Heavy Weight Champion Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) in London for his rematch with Britains Henry Cooper. Circa May 1966

Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Marcellus Clay) was an American Olympic and professional boxer and activist. He is widely regarded as one of the most significant

Muhammad Ali getting a piggy back from another guest at a press conference. 1st January 1974

World Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali held his first public speaking in England at the New Victoria Theatre in London, where a packed crowd listened and ask him questions. 29th November 1974

Muhammad Ali training at his camp in Deer Lake Pennsylvania. 23rd January 1974

Muhammad Ali (left) and Brian London shake hands at the weigh-in ahead of their heavy-Weight contest on 6th August to be held at Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London. 4th August 1966

Muhammad Ali stands on the scales as Brian London looks on at the weigh-in ahead of their heavy-Weight contest on 6th August. Which will be held at Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London

On August 6, 1966 at Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London, England, heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, from Louisville, Kentucky, defended his title against Brian London, from Blackpool, England

American world champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali, formerly known as Cassius Clay, pictured during a training session in London in the build up to his heavyweight world title fight against

Cassius Clay aka (Muhammad Ali) waves from his car after his arrival in London. He is in Britain for a non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley on 18th June. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) and entourage in Londons west end ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay, in London for fight against Henry Cooper, London, 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) and entourage in Londons west end ahead of his non-title fight against Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. 27th May 1963

Cassius Clay, in London for fight against Henry Cooper, London, 27th May 1963

World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali presented a sunshine coach on the behalf of the Variety club of Great Britain, the childrens charity organisation, to the hospital for sick children

Muhammad Alis Rolls Royce makes its way through the streets of Birmingham. 9th August 1983

A young boy puts up a Muhammad Ali poster on a shop window in Birmingham. 9th August 1983

Muhammad Ali is mobbed by fans and supporters in the streets of Birmingham. 9th August 1983

Muhammad Ali meeting supporters on his visit to Birmingham. 9th August 1983

Muhammad Ali mobbed by 1, 000 fans as he opened the Hockley Sporting Centre named after him. 10th August 1983

Admires climb scaffolding and occupy every other possible viewpoint to get a glimpse of Muhammad Ali as he pays a surprise visit to a 64-year old widow. Mrs. Chris KotuiskI in Leonard Road, Lozells

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay), took a rest ahead of his upcoming title fight with Brian London. Clay paid a visit to the film set at Beechwood Park School, Markyate, Hertfordshire

Muhammad Ali visits the co-op and Birmingham New Street railway station during his promotional tour for Ovaltine before hosting a press conference at the Albany Hotel. 13th October 1971

Action during the non-title heavyweight fight between American Cassius Clay and British fighter Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium, London

Muhammad Ali dancing on stage at the Odeon in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Muhammad Ali signing autographs outside the Odeon in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Muhammad Ali waving to fans in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Muhammad Ali Visiting the Bull Ring Shopping Centre in Birmingham. Pictured here in Debenhams Department Store with John Conteh 7th June 1979

Fomer world boxing champion Muhammad Ali signs autographs for his Birmingham fans on his arrival in the city for the second time in eight months. 2nd May 1984

Muhammad Ali having fun with a spectator at boxing exhibition match in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Admires climb scaffolding and occupy every other possible viewpoint to get a glimpse of Muhammad Ali as he pays a surprise visit to a 64-year old widow. Mrs. Chris KotuiskI in Leonard Road, Lozells

Muhammad Ali at boxing exhibition match in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Muhammad Ali with celebrity tv chef Rustie Lee in Handsworth Birmingham. 7h August 1983

Muhammad Ali mobbed by 1, 000 fans as he opened the Hockley Sporting Centre named after him. 10th August 1983

Muhammad Ali speaking to enthusiastic fans in Handsworth Birmingham. 6th August 1983

Muhammad Ali (left) shows off a conjuring trick when visiting Birminghams Lord Mayor Bill Sowton. 12th August 1983

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Muhammad Ali, the legendary British heavyweight boxer Joe Bugner with American former heavyweight champion of all time, was spotted outside the Flamingo Jazz Club in Wardour Street. Known as Cassius Clay before changing his name, Muhammad Ali's charisma and skill captivated audiences worldwide. His dedication to training was evident at his camp in Concord Hotel, nestled in the picturesque Catskill Mountains. With every punch thrown and every step taken, he prepared himself for upcoming battles that would solidify his place in boxing history. One such fight that showcased Ali's determination was against Larry Holmes. The intensity of his training sessions reflected his unwavering focus on victory. As he sparred tirelessly, it became clear that Muhammad Ali's legacy extended far beyond just being a great fighter. In the video documentary "Champions Forever, " viewers were given an intimate glimpse into Muhammad Ali's life. It explored not only his triumphs inside the ring but also delved into the challenges he faced outside of it – shedding light on a man who transcended sports and became an icon for social change. The non-title heavyweight fight between Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali) and Leon Spinks took center stage at the Louisiana Superdome on September 15th. The electrifying atmosphere mirrored their fierce rivalry as they exchanged blows with unrelenting force. Outside of Birmingham's Odeon theater on June 7th, 1979, fans gathered eagerly to catch a glimpse of their idol - Muhammad Ali. His presence radiated charm and grace as he waved to adoring crowds while leaving an indelible mark on their hearts. Even during moments away from boxing arenas, like when he waved to St Andrews' crowd watched by councillor James Hunte or trained at Pennsylvanian mountain retreats for fights against Sonny Liston – Clay always remained larger than life. The new site chosen for Clay-Liston Fight further emphasized the magnitude of this historic event.