"The Greatest: Muhammad Ali's Journey Through Time" Step into the world boxer to have ever lived, Muhammad Ali. From his early days as Cassius Clay outside the Flamingo Jazz Club in Wardour Street to his intense training sessions at Concord Hotel in Catskill Mountains, Ali's determination and passion for boxing were evident. As he prepared for his upcoming fight against Larry Holmes, Ali pushed himself beyond limits during training. The Champions Forever documentary captured this remarkable journey, showcasing his unwavering commitment to greatness. One of Ali's most memorable matches was his second encounter with Leon Spinks at the Louisiana Superdome. The electric atmosphere and sheer skill displayed by both fighters left spectators in awe. Outside the Odeon in Birmingham on June 7th, 1979, a charismatic Ali waved to an adoring crowd while councillor James Hunte watched proudly. His presence brought joy and inspiration wherever he went. At his Pennsylvanian mountain retreat, we see a focused Cassius Clay honing his skills for an upcoming fight. This secluded training ground allowed him to find inner strength and resilience that would carry him through countless victories. Ali's family played a significant role in shaping him as a person and athlete. Pictured alongside wife Belinda Boyd and their twin daughters Jamillah, we witness the love that fueled his desire to succeed both inside and outside the ring. Even smaller towns like Nuneaton experienced firsthand how Ali could captivate audiences with his magic. His visit left an indelible mark on all who witnessed it - proof that greatness knows no boundaries or limitations. With second wife Veronica by his side along with their baby girl Hana, Muhammad Ali arrived in England ready to leave another lasting impression on fans worldwide. His charisma knew no bounds as he posed confidently in a boxing ring wearing gloves adorned with Daily newspaper logos. Muhammad Ali was more than just a boxer; he embodied the spirit of determination, resilience, and charisma.