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While Muhammad Ali was young he grew f in the south experiencing segregation and lots of racism through his childhood and his parents taught him to follow your beliefs and never back down from noone  so he lived his life not backing down from anyone and doing what he believed him which started at a young age.

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George Foreman vs Muhammad Ali - Oct. 30, 1974  - Entire fight - Rounds 1 - 8 & Interview

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Muhamad ali is currently dead but people thought very highly of him when he was alive and people still think very highly of him he died being known as the greatest boxer to have ever lived and if he never existed the whole sport of boxing would be totally different and the Nation of Islam would have never been effected the way he effected it

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His early experiences that contributed to his personality is when he was 12 somebody stole his bike and he told the police officer he wanted to beat the thief up so the officer actually started training him and he had a mentality to never back down and that's actually how his career got started. Later his career got started while he attended Louisville central high school.

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"I hated every minute of training but I said 'don't quit. Suffer. Ow and live the rest of your life as a champion.'"

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"He who is not courages enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life"

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"Float like a butterfly sting like a bee" -Muhammad Ali

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Life and death of the greatest boxer ever. 

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Life and death of the greatest boxer ever. 

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Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) the greatest boxer to ever live, was born on January 17, 1942 and he died on June 3rd of 2016 in Scottsdale Arizona he suffered from Parkinson's disease for decades and died from septic shock.