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Muhammad Ali the Louisville Lip silenced by a Stottie cake

Muhammad Ali the Louisville Lip silenced by a Stottie cake


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Muhammad Ali the Louisville Lip silenced by a Stottie cake

Muhammad Ali the Louisville Lip silenced by a Stottie cake. A traditional Geordie delicacy stuffed with lettuce, onion, cucumber and tomato. Picture taking during his tour of Tyneside Newcastle.
16th July 1977

Dennis Hutchinson
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
P77 695

Media ID 21655609

© Mirrorpix

African American Bite Black American Cassius Clay Champion Ethnic Heavy Weight Muhammad Ali Portrait Posed Portraits The Greatest The Louisville Lip The Peoples Champion


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Muhammad Ali, the Louisville Lip silenced by a Stottie cake. A moment frozen in time during his tour of Tyneside Newcastle on 16th July 1977. This print captures the essence of an iconic figure being humbled by a traditional Geordie delicacy. Known for his quick wit and sharp tongue, Muhammad Ali was renowned as 'The Louisville Lip' for his ability to taunt opponents with his verbal jabs. However, this image shows a different side of the boxing legend - momentarily silenced by the irresistible allure of a Stottie cake. A Stottie cake, stuffed with fresh lettuce, onion, cucumber, and tomato – it represents not just a local culinary delight but also symbolizes the warmth and hospitality extended to Ali during his visit to Tyneside. In this portrait posed photograph taken by Dennis Hutchinson, we witness Ali's larger-than-life persona juxtaposed against the humble simplicity of this beloved Geordie treat. This snapshot from the 1970s showcases more than just food; it encapsulates cultural diversity and ethnic representation within sports history. As an African American heavyweight champion who transcended boundaries both inside and outside the ring, Muhammad Ali remains an enduring symbol of strength and resilience. Let this remarkable print serve as a reminder that even legends like Muhammad Ali can be momentarily captivated by unexpected pleasures – in this case, a delicious bite into tradition.

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