Muhammad Ali (boxer)

Muhammad Ali was an iconic American boxer known for his exceptional skill, speed, and agility, as well as his charismatic personality. Born Cassius Clay, he rose to prominence with a powerful fighting style and famous bouts like the "Fight of the Century." Ali was also notable for his outspoken stance on social issues, including civil rights and opposition to war, which led to his temporary boxing suspension. He won the heavyweight title three times and is considered one of the greatest athletes in history. Beyond boxing, his influence extended to activism and philanthropy, leaving a lasting legacy worldwide.