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Boxing - General & Miscellaneous, Boxing - Individual Boxers, African Americans - Sports & Recreation, Photo Essays, Boxers - Biography, Portrait Photography - General & Miscellaneous, African American Sports Biography, Olympians - Biography

The Official Treasures of Muhammad Ali

by Gavin Newsham
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Overview

"I am the greatest,” declared Muhammad Ali-and he backed up his words with actions. Not only was he the finest heavyweight boxer ever to step into the ring, he was also a compelling and controversial figure outside of it.
The Official Treasures of Muhammad Ali celebrates the boxing legend's glorious achievements through a stunning selection of 150 photographs and 25 items of Ali's own personal memorabilia. This sumptuous book spans Ali's entire career, from his Kentucky childhood and 1960 Olympic success to "The Rumble in the Jungle” and "Thrilla in Manila.” Stylish text examines Ali's refusal to fight in Vietnam, his retirement and battle with Parkinson's, and his incredible impact on world culture.

Synopsis

“I am the greatest,” declared Muhammad Ali-and he backed up his words with actions. Not only was he the finest heavyweight boxer ever to step into the ring, he was also a compelling and controversial figure outside of it.
The Official Treasures of Muhammad Ali celebrates the boxing legend's glorious achievements through a stunning selection of 150 photographs and 25 items of Ali's own personal memorabilia. This sumptuous book spans Ali's entire career, from his Kentucky childhood and 1960 Olympic success to “The Rumble in the Jungle” and “Thrilla in Manila.” Stylish text examines Ali's refusal to fight in Vietnam, his retirement and battle with Parkinson's, and his incredible impact on world culture.

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Book Details

Published
October 1, 2010
Publisher
Sterling Publishing
Pages
64
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781847326713

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