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Only few athletes are celebrated and honored as three-time Heavyweight Champion of the world, Muhammad Ali, whose legendary moments in sports and civil rights activism made him one of the most influential athletes and humanitarians of the 20th century. As an athlete, Ali shook up the world with his strength, skill, and personality, becoming Heavyweight Champion of the world at just 22 years old. His greatest results triumph, however, resulted from his humanitarian efforts. Inspired by the robe Ali wore when entering the legendary fight in Kinshasa, Zaire, in 1974, the precious lacquer on the cap represents this distinct pattern while the pattern on the gold-coated barrel resembles boxing tapes athletes use for wrapping their hands. The gold-coated butterfly on the cap is inspired by this typical fighting style: Float like a Butterfly, sting like a bee . The pointed cone takes up that notion and the four lacquered lines resemble the ropes of a boxing ring. The inscriptions on the cone refer to Ali´s victory at the 1974 fight nicknamed Ruble in the Jungle , when Ali won his second heavyweight world championship. The details of his victory, namely having won in the eighth round by technical knock-out, can be found on the cap ring. The cone also bears reference to a famous of Ali in 1975, nicknamed Thrilla in Manila . To celebrate his second title, the Montblanc emblem in White precious resin is adorned with a 2 . To underline this success, the clip is shaped like a boxing championship belt and bears his name. The handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove.
Ident No: MB129336
Handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove
Weight: 95.76 g
The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life.
Muhammad Ali
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center during the Week of Welcome in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center during the Week of Welcome in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center during the Week of Welcome in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center during the Week of Welcome in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Members of the Bellarmine University Class of 2029 visit the Muhammad Ali Center during the Week of Welcome in Louisville, Kentucky on August 18, 2025. BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Only few athletes are celebrated and honored as three-time Heavyweight Champion of the world, Muhammad Ali, whose legendary moments in sports and civil rights activism made him one of the most influential athletes and humanitarians of the 20th century. As an athlete, Ali shook up the world with his strength, skill, and personality, becoming Heavyweight Champion of the world at just 22 years old. His greatest results triumph, however, resulted from his humanitarian efforts. Inspired by the robe Ali wore when entering the legendary fight in Kinshasa, Zaire, in 1974, the precious lacquer on the cap represents this distinct pattern while the pattern on the gold-coated barrel resembles boxing tapes athletes use for wrapping their hands. The gold-coated butterfly on the cap is inspired by this typical fighting style: Float like a Butterfly, sting like a bee . The pointed cone takes up that notion and the four lacquered lines resemble the ropes of a boxing ring. The inscriptions on the cone refer to Ali´s victory at the 1974 fight nicknamed Ruble in the Jungle , when Ali won his second heavyweight world championship. The details of his victory, namely having won in the eighth round by technical knock-out, can be found on the cap ring. The cone also bears reference to a famous of Ali in 1975, nicknamed Thrilla in Manila . To celebrate his second title, the Montblanc emblem in White precious resin is adorned with a 2 . To underline this success, the clip is shaped like a boxing championship belt and bears his name. The handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove.
Ident No: MB129336
Handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove
Weight: 95.76 g
Only few athletes are celebrated and honored as three-time Heavyweight Champion of the world, Muhammad Ali, whose legendary moments in sports and civil rights activism made him one of the most influential athletes and humanitarians of the 20th century. As an athlete, Ali shook up the world with his strength, skill, and personality, becoming Heavyweight Champion of the world at just 22 years old. His greatest results triumph, however, resulted from his humanitarian efforts. Inspired by the robe Ali wore when entering the legendary fight in Kinshasa, Zaire, in 1974, the precious lacquer on the cap represents this distinct pattern while the pattern on the gold-coated barrel resembles boxing tapes athletes use for wrapping their hands. The gold-coated butterfly on the cap is inspired by this typical fighting style: Float like a Butterfly, sting like a bee . The pointed cone takes up that notion and the four lacquered lines resemble the ropes of a boxing ring. The inscriptions on the cone refer to Ali´s victory at the 1974 fight nicknamed Ruble in the Jungle , when Ali won his second heavyweight world championship. The details of his victory, namely having won in the eighth round by technical knock-out, can be found on the cap ring. The cone also bears reference to a famous of Ali in 1975, nicknamed Thrilla in Manila . To celebrate his second title, the Montblanc emblem in White precious resin is adorned with a 2 . To underline this success, the clip is shaped like a boxing championship belt and bears his name. The handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove.
Ident No: MB129336
Handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove
Weight: 95.76 g
Only few athletes are celebrated and honored as three-time Heavyweight Champion of the world, Muhammad Ali, whose legendary moments in sports and civil rights activism made him one of the most influential athletes and humanitarians of the 20th century. As an athlete, Ali shook up the world with his strength, skill, and personality, becoming Heavyweight Champion of the world at just 22 years old. His greatest results triumph, however, resulted from his humanitarian efforts. Inspired by the robe Ali wore when entering the legendary fight in Kinshasa, Zaire, in 1974, the precious lacquer on the cap represents this distinct pattern while the pattern on the gold-coated barrel resembles boxing tapes athletes use for wrapping their hands. The gold-coated butterfly on the cap is inspired by this typical fighting style: Float like a Butterfly, sting like a bee . The pointed cone takes up that notion and the four lacquered lines resemble the ropes of a boxing ring. The inscriptions on the cone refer to Ali´s victory at the 1974 fight nicknamed Ruble in the Jungle , when Ali won his second heavyweight world championship. The details of his victory, namely having won in the eighth round by technical knock-out, can be found on the cap ring. The cone also bears reference to a famous of Ali in 1975, nicknamed Thrilla in Manila . To celebrate his second title, the Montblanc emblem in White precious resin is adorned with a 2 . To underline this success, the clip is shaped like a boxing championship belt and bears his name. The handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove.
Ident No: MB129336
Handcrafted solid Au 750 bi-color gold nib shows a boxing glove
Weight: 95.76 g