www.Primo.com: You know Muhammad Ali.

Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Marcellus Clay as, Jr.. At (born in Louisville, Kentucky, United States, January 17, 1942, age 72 years) is a retired boxer United States. In 1999, Ali was awarded the "Sportsman of the Century" by Sports Illustrated.Ali three-time World Champion Boxing weight class.
Ali was born in Louisville, Kentucky, United States. His name after the name of his father, Cassius Marcellus Clay, Sr.. Ali later changed his name after joining the Nation of Islam and eventually embraced Sunni Islam in 1975.

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January 17, 1942: Born Cassius Marcellus Clay named GEPEN-K Bane, Jr.. Cassius Marcellus Clay's father, Sr.., a painter of billboards (billboards) and traffic signs and mother Odessa Grady Clay, a clothes washer.
At the age of 12 years, Clay, jr. report to the police named Joe Martin, that his new BMX bike stolen. Joe Martin, who is also a boxing coach at Louisville, Clay taught how to fight small in order to beat the bike thieves. Small Clay are excited to practice boxing under the guidance of Martin.
1960: Reaching for the light heavyweight gold medal in 1960 Olympics in Rome, Italy.
October 29, 1960: first debut in the professional ring. Win a 6 round decision over Tunney Hunsaker.
February 25, 1964: Taking the world heavyweight title with a TKO win round 7 of 15 rounds are planned over Sonny Liston in Florida, United States. Liston suffered an injury to the neck which made him resign from the game.
Immediately after the win over Liston, Clay proclaimed religion and his new name, Muhammad Ali, as well as her entry in kelompook controversial Nation of Islam. (In the biography of Ali, which was launched in 2004, Ali admitted that he had not joined the NOI, but joined the congregation of Sunni Islam in 1975.
May 25, 1965: a rematch between Ali fight Liston is full of controversy. Ali punches so quickly led to speculation among boxing punches calling Ali as the 'phantom punch'. The blow was so fast, so it does not appear on a fallen Liston. Many developing issues, including bribes and threats the NOI against Liston and his family, but Liston denied it all saying Ali hit him with a hard punch.
1967 - 1970 Ali Boxing Commission suspended for refusing conscription U.S. government during the Vietnam war. Famous expression in rejecting this draftee, "I have no problem with the Vietcong, and none of the Vietcong who call me Nigger!"

March 8, 1971, Ali lost to Joe Frazier in the numbers of New York, and had to surrender his title.
October 30, 1974: Rumble in the Jungle. Ali reclaim the heavyweight title after WBC and WBA in Kinsasha subvert George Foreman, Zaire in round 8.
October 1, 1975: Thrilla in Manila. President Ferdinand Marcos brought the match Ali vs. Fraizer III to the city of Manila, Philippines. Ali won in a 14 round TKO game is very fun and exciting, even referred to as one of "the best boxing match of the century". Frazier finally gave up exhausted and not want to continue the game at the break ahead of round 15. After that, when going to an interview with a television, Ali dropped from exhaustion, after resting a few minutes, the interview can be done, but Ali had to sit on the bench because it was exhausted.
15 September 1978: Ali defeated Leon Spinks with numbers 15 rounds in New Orleans. Ali established himself as the first boxer to win the heavyweight championship 3 times.
6 September 1979: Ali declared to resign from boxing, and declared the title vacant.
October 2, 1980: Ali returned to the ring, against former rival fellow trainer, Larry Holmes, who has become the world heavyweight champion in a game called "The Last Hurrah". In a one-sided match, Ali was not able to move slightly, while Holmes looks not bear to 'kill' Ali helpless. Ali gave up and resigned in the 11th round, Holmes declared TKO win.
Mentioned, the medical report conducted at the Mayo Clinic, Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson's syndrome symptoms such as shaking hands, talking that started slow, and there are indications that there is damage to the lining (membrane) in the brain Ali. But Don King's secret medical outcomes, and the match Ali vs. Holmes continued.
Before the match against Larry Holmes, Dr.. Ferdie Pacheco, who had been the personal physician accompanying Ali for decades, was forced to resign because Ali would not listen to his advice to reject the game against Holmes, and prefer to play against Holmes. In one biography of Ali, Pacheco suggested that during exercise Ali was urinating blood due to kidney damage a blow, he also argued that Ali already had symptoms of Parkinson's syndrome since before this match.
After the match, re-do the medical checks, and the results corroborate the previous results.
December 11, 1981, once again Ali is aging, trying to get back into the world of boxing against Trevor Berbick in the Bahamas in a game entitled "Drama in Bahama". Under conditions of old, Ali is able to perform better than against Holmes, although eventually losing the 10 rounds. After this match, Ali actually retire from boxing.

Muhammad Ali in Indonesia.

Ali first set foot on Indonesian soil in 1973. On October 20, 1973, Ali 'punish' his opponent, Rudi Lubbers, during a 12-round heavyweight match without a degree in Senayan, Jakarta. By the Indonesian public and the press, the match Ali vs. Lubbers mentioned as an exhibition match, but in fact this is an official game, though not for the title.
The first impression of a visit to this country in 1973 was "A unique country, where the people were very friendly, and always smile to anyone."
After several visits to this country, Ali retired from boxing last set foot on Indonesian soil on October 23, 1996, and had met top officials of the country.

Family.

First wife: Sonji Roi (married on August 14, 1964, but divorced on 10 January 1966 by Ali considers Roi no Islamic dress).
Second wife: Belinda Boyd (be Khalilah Ali after marriage), married on 17 August 1967. They have 3 children, Jamilah and Rasheda (twin daughters) and Muhammad Ali, Jr.. Ali and Belinda Belinda found eventually divorced because of an affair with Veronica Porsche Ali Anderson. In the documentary film Ali ("When We Were Kings") is shown Belinda 'confront' Ali in the ring, Ali vs. Foreman ahead of the match in Zaire, 1975. In 1977, Ali and Belinda officially divorced.
In 1977 also, Ali is married to Veronica Porche Anderson (better known as Veronica Ali), and has two daughters Hanna and Laila Ali. Laila Ali is eventually decided so the boxer woman, and later became the world women's boxing champion. Ali and Veronica remained a couple until now.

Laila Ali.

Laila Ali modeling in the 2011 Heart Truth fashion show
The data themselves.
Super middleweight class, 72.5 kg.
Reach 1.79 m
Nationality American
Born December 30, 1977 (age 36)
Miami Beach, Florida, U.S.
Orthodox Style
Note the match
Total match 24
Win 24
21 knockouts
Lost 0
Draw 0
Without contest 0
Amaria Laila Ali (born December 30, 1977) is a former boxer from the United States.
He was born to Muhammad Ali and his third wife, Veronica Ali, and Ali is the youngest daughter.
He followed his father's footsteps as a boxer.
She began her career as a boxer at the age of 15 years and entered the Super middleweight 72.5 kg class.
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