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Felt the urge to try draw a boxing glove this morning.
The world mourns the death of a true champion - Muhammad Ali - Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. - 1942 - 2016
Rest in Peace Champ xx
I believe this to be the greatest quote from Muhammad Ali in his interview with David frost when asked how he would like to be remembered
Color photograph of Leroy smith and Muhammed Ali. From the Leroy Smith Papers, 1911-1989. Five Points neighborhood, Denver, Colorado.
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Letter from Casius Clay (Muhammad, Ali) to Leroy Smith. From the Leroy Smith Papers, 1911-1989.
Five Points neighborhood, Denver, Colorado.
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MAD / Heft-Reihe
Satire-Magazin
MAD schlägt zu
cover: Rolf Trautmann
Verlag: BSV - Williams (Deutschland 1977)
ex libris MTP
Muhammad Ali/Cassius Clay
The famed final fight of Muhammed Ali at the Queen Elizabeth Statium in Nassau, the Bahamas.
He lost the fight against Trevor Berbick.
Shot on Nikon F4, Ilford HP5 film.
1981/12/11
Photo © Staf De Prince.
More eBay stuff! I like the illustrations on magazine and book covers. I am told that this magazine was quite rare.
Home video of the heavyweight championship fight between Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson at the convention center in Las Vegas on July 27, 1963. Also shows Sugar Ray Robinson and Joe Lewis being introduced in the ring. Cassius Clay (Ali) makes brief entrance.
That's my nephew Cam and his wife Michelle, an amazing moment! Cam is a gourmet chef, and had made an excellent meal for Ali, out in Phoenix, AZ.
Muhammad Ali began his boxing career as Cassius Clay. This photo was given to me by Angelo Dundee in Miami in the early 90's when I interviewed him for a magazine article. This was Ali's touring bus. Photo was dated 1960. That is Mr. Dundee near the bus door.
Lately I've been really interested in Muhammad Ali as a cultural figure in his era (in relation to the current political climate I keep thinking of his famous quote: "I Ain't Got No Quarrel With The VietCong...No VietCong Ever Called Me Nigger") so I wanted to get these, plus both covers were Art Directed by the legendary George Lois.
Cassius Clay (a Civil War era abolitionist and ambassador, not the boxer who became Mohammed Ali), lived here.
Columbia JZSP 77185
1964
Rare promotional sleeve to a record of poems by heayweight boxing challenger, Cassius Clay prediciting that he would knockout Sonny Liston. He did. Later changed his name to Muhammad Ali and went on to become one of the greatest heavyweight champions and one of the most recognizable people in the world.
Video. In the memory of #Muhammad #Ali - 'The #Greatest of All
Time'. The #best #fights 1960-1965 and 18 PHOTOS
Gwisgwyd y menyg yma gan Henry Cooper pan ymladdodd Cassius Clay (Muhammed Ali). Fe'u benthycwyd i'm brawd-yng-nghyfraith gan Cooper fel rhan o arddangosfa ar ei yrfa yn Llyfrgell Wembley. Cawsom eu benthyg am ychydig er mwyn tynnu'r llun hwn.
These gloves were used by Henry Cooper when he fought Muhammed Ali (Cassius Clay). They were loaned by Cooper to my brother-in-law when he was librarian at Wembley to form part of an exhibition on his boxing career. We were allowed to borrow them briefly to wear in the garden for this photograph.
Muhammad Ali after first round knockout of Sonny Liston during World Heavyweight Title fight at St. Dominic's Arena in Lewiston, Maine on 5/25/1965. .Taken by Neil Leifer
Poster advertising a live simulcast of "The Rumble in the Jungle" at MacArthur Court, University of Oregon on September 24, 1974 (rescheduled for October 30, 1974)
The famous “Rumble in the Jungle” between George Forman and Muhammad Ali was originally set to happen on September 25, 1974 (September 24 in the United States due to the difference in time zones). However, eight days prior, Foreman was cut above his right eye by an accidental elbow thrown by his sparring partner Bill McMurray in a sparring session. Foreman's cut required 11 stitches, and the date of the fight was pushed back five weeks to October 30.
For more information:
Artist: Peter Angelo Simon
August 1974
Via:
squaremile.com/culture/muhammad-ali-picture-story/
For more about this iconic photo of the champ, please visit:
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Moment of Silence for the People of Haiti (sort of... y'all know what I mean if you were there...)
The Mighty Mos, aka Black Dante, just fucking destroying it live on MLK Day/Muhammad Ali's Birthday.
Eastern District Collective was in the house and rocking!