A Conversation with Muhammad Ali

[@adilkhan6790]

he was a lion brave man..... not afraid of any power ....great Muhammad ALI. SALUTE!

[@jerryblair61]

I love Ali he lost every thing. His common sense he couldn't read or write .I love this man he inspired me.

[@westerling8436]

beautiful

[@thothtrismegistus929]

@@jerryblair61 But he didn't lose his faith. That's why he is great.

[@bladeisrealdoubleedge9140]

IT'S IN OUR BLOOD.

[@drah9955]

adil khan...He was an entertainer w/verbal skills, fine athlete, good looks

[@Stylegraceandfaith]

Nothing but respect for this man.

[@Zdawoud]

I'm in love with his words his voice his character his brave heart rest in peace the greatest ever and the people's champ

[@mb-st8it]

❤️

[@mikimi8507]

❤❤

[@irenegaruba6468]

Don’t forgot his good looks. Gorgeous!

[@samuel.d.mutiny3840]

I learnt something from Ali-don't force yourself on people who don't love you

[@KJ-df9oz]

If you are just now learning that, then something ain't right.

[@samuel.d.mutiny3840]

@@KJ-df9oz ooh ok,it all depends on how you grew up and the structure of your family,those things you might not understand

[@melokulelekankumalo3402]

As a 23 year US Marine Veteran, 12 years of direct combat engagement in the defense of THIS country! I made THIS country a priority while my people are dying in the streets at the hands of the supremecy "I" raised "MY" right hand and supported!! As Amerikkka celebrates it's "Freedom" I shed tears of regret for the role I played. Watching countless Black Servicemen die on foreign soil, I am reminded daily that in these "United States" I too am a foreigner. I know without a doubt, my life and intellect are preserved that I may stand and fight for my own for a change! www.hutchinsonenterprises.ws Ukulwa!! Ase'

[@totalcontrol154]

I agree, but them white women, i don't know about that one...I be forcing myself as much as i can..lord, lord..

[@flytymez4995]

@@KJ-df9oz 😂

[@Pegarty]

A strong man in body and soul. The "Greatest!"

[@donaldcampbell767]

He refused to go and kill innocent people in Vietnam for America. Long live Ali!

[@guest2772]

Donald Campbell it is not true Mohamed Ali was good man

[@PhiladelphiaDon]

#FACTS Shalom

[@CommonsenseVibes]

Or do the bidding of the greedy elite. 😎

[@JamieTransNyc]

He could have volunteered to be in a non-combat role like a medic.

[@incomedaily2350]

He was not that smart.

[@patriciawalcott5950]

Loved him.. still do. He spoke truths and and stood at his word!

[@GottliebGoltz]

Amen.

[@09SURGEON]

He was unquestionably intelligent, articulate and humorous. I will always love Muhammad Ali. May Allah SWT grant him the highest heavens in Jannat Firdawse

[@jeffreyholmes4966]

@@09SURGEON llll

[@mrkueff]

He's just an America hater!!

[@Xmn32]

@@mrkueff what would your stance be if in his unfillable shoes?

[@artisfu9]

This is why I love him so...he is just as fierce with his tongue as he is with his fists!!! He is my inspiration still to this day!!!

[@terrencebailey7567]

Gerald McCarter the Truth

[@luvitluvitbaby]

Bladen Rogers He is a product of a full blown racist American society that directed racial hatred toward him his entire life by this point. If I kidnapped you and tortured you and your immediate family and humiliated all of you for 10 years out of shear hatred would you love me or not? No one could honestly blame him for how he felt. He changed later in life as society changed though.

[@artisfu9]

How was ALI a RACIST? He just spoke against the RACISM he and other black people endured and still endure!

[@altrotter7077]

@@theblade3487 You are unbelievably stupid. What is racist about him IDIOT?

[@seanhampton7272]

@@theblade3487 I think your the racist.

[@TheDarkzHD]

RIP to the greatest boxer in the world. A true king..

[@NightlySnapshot]

TheBlade explain, before you speak ill of a deadman

[@shawnlo8085]

@@theblade3487 : A black man is always racist for fighting back , huh ?

[@globe2555]

Yes, he wasn't an ear-eater.

[@georgecortina9481]

@@globe2555 King of the COWARDS he was!

[@globe2555]

@@georgecortina9481 Who are you talking about?

[@FarhanAli-ql2es]

Just remember he didnt go to school , didn’t qualified in educational field, geez he was 25 at that time with electric tongue and load of knowledge. Purely blessed and gifted, His poetry and lectures at universities and still is the greatest athlete of world. He ripped many with his flowing words and fists 👊 love 💕 Rest in peace Muhammad Ali. LEGEND

[@prodigymichael7777]

He was taught& nurtured by the hon. Elijah muhammad. Remember that. For he taught many of black men,from all walks of life.

[@cbx360]

Yeah school not college translate to intelligence or knowledge

[@andreasirakleous197]

Thats the power of islam

[@ummuyahaya5143]

👍🥰😘🥰

[@fabiankawau3362]

❤️THE GREATEST 💯%

[@richk320]

Ali's depth of soul and wisdom was astounding .At such a young age he had the wisdom of an elder saint and statesman and immeasurable courage to match!

[@MJones-sg6yj]

What a black man to be proud of. I loved his cionfidence and fierceness . Wish we had more brothers like him. You are truly loved and missed.

[@johnspainart]

Wow, Ali is just such a brave, dignified man. he had it all, the looks, charisma, talent, drive, integrity, humanity. We wont ever see too many more human beings like him in our lifetime.

[@mbanaag01]

Ali is a credit to the human race.

[@purplecosell1959]

He was just another victimized boxer bled dry by promoters the nation of islam ex wives ect. He was not a smart man just a talker who parrots Nation of Islam dogma. At this time in his life a racist not believing in race mixing, he also believed white men were devils created by an evil scientist called Yakub. He also failed his IQ test 3 times for the draft and they tried to change the rules and draft him anyway. This was the reason he won the supreme court case. It had nothing to do with religion. He was likeable and courageous but was no hero in the ring because of his 4 fixed fights at least 4 per the FBI. He was 376 out of 391 in his graduating class. If you watch the guy and he talks long enough you can see hes not bright just entertaining at times.

[@kenwatkins9555]

@@purplecosell1959 All praise due to Allah!! He was so dumb when your mother's and father's taught him, but when he was introduced to Elijah Muhammad (God's messenger) he became a genius!! He taught separation? what do you think the civil Rights act was all about (white people wanting to maintain separation)... He said whites are a race of devils? can you think of any other race on the planet Earth that has committed more atrocities than Caucasians on a global scale and even a local scale here in America?? Lol.... Get out of our lives.

[@micbusse4564]

@@purplecosell1959 and you did what with your life Stop lying before you start

[@kenwatkins9555]

@@micbusse4564 lol they're so quick to hang on to the "achievements" of their forefathers but are quick to deny that reparations should be paid by the children.

[@mahalkita7351]

Purple Cosell ?????? u iz justa stooj... where can we find yor ohhh so enlightening n-terviewz????? u r justa littl boy witha littl big ego who lasted 6 minnitz n bed with viagra on yor best day..... EVOLVE

[@Incredible_629]

I found this video while seeking inspiration. He was The Greatest. Always held his head high.

[@michaelgeoghegan8850]

God I cud listen to Muhammad speak all day, he just speaks from the heart and has a total grip off all his facts no matter what the subject is. What an amazing Human Being he was. He stayed mentally strong right to the end, man I cud do with taking a few pages from his book n installing them into my book. Thanks to Muhammad and the person who posted this video for us all to watch, learn and listen. cheers from an Irish sporting Fan. 🕵

[@iulianvasile1192]

I can stop lisenig to him too

[@j1thom]

This man has always been my hero!

[@karlwatson3039]

Ali boomaya.amandla.one love my yute.they came you saw you conquered.they hated you since the day you shut gangster listons face.im a bad man you said.you did shock the world.for us it was business as usual.before you there was jack Johnson Joe Lewis Suger Ray and so on and so forth.a long line to this day.leila Ali too.now what.

[@angelsamspence3508]

Same here

[@iamrightyourwrong5198]

🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@hazzardgr712]

@@iamrightyourwrong5198 🤡🤡

[@johndavis9799]

At 25 year's Old...He Speaks like An Old Man..So Very Intelligent..But 25 year olds today Don't Come Close to this type of Intelligence.. He's One of a kind.. He's the Greatest Ever...

[@jassingh152]

He was bigger than boxing rip Mr Ali

[@johnnysing1208]

Ali is beyond doubt THE GREATEST of all time. Not just in Boxing but in all sport! I also respect Ali's decision to refuse the army draft. I am neither Muslim nor black but I fully endorse Ali's view. A lot of idiots who claim that Ali was scared of join the army (like most people are) don't even know that Ali was only required to do exhibition boxing in the army!! Ali refused to join the army because Afro-Americans were being bullied and discriminated against in America so why would any Afro-American choose to fight for America if they had the choice. If I were Afro-American back then, I would have joined the Viet-Cong and fought against America! The great of ALL TIMES, Aaaaali!!

[@AS-pu6wp]

Johnny Sing thumbs up Mr Johnny

[@philfrank9226]

He must say the same like Elijah Muhammad, he wasn`t a racist, he was a opportuntist.

[@dannyburch2122]

Johnny Sing And still The Heavyweight Champion of The World Rocky Marcino 49n0.

[@Wtahc]

Bladen Rogers How was he racist?

[@johneta7665]

Bladen Rogers it’s unfortunate that you do not understand what racism is. The confusing nature of racism is by design. One thing for sure, if any white person calls a black person a racist, you are either confused or insidiously deflecting and playing naïve. Racism is systemic and can only be practiced by those in power. Nobody black has the power to practice racism anywhere on the planet earth. So your comment and your position is totally wrong. Ali was a very outspoken and braggadocios super athlete who rubbed white America the wrong way. He did what he was supposed to do and that’s speak up for his people. So fuck you asshole

[@allymayful]

Unbelievable - only 25 yrs old!!!!!!!!! How sophisticated is this young man!!!!!!!!! Thank you Lord [and the very decent part of the media] that provided Ali a voice, so the public got a very clear picture of what a walking miracle this man was. Bit manic near the end, but so easy to understand how this religion gave him hope for change. This vision suited the young mans intelligence. l will say it again - all this in a man who is only 25yrs old - unbelievable.

[@quantumleap4023]

It's a very American view point to think 25 is somehow still young. 25 year's should be plenty of time for any boy to become a fully developed man. Its half way to 50. The problem is, most kids were never raised right in the first place. Then, in turn, they waste their teenage years "having fun". It's not until after highschool graduation they begin to consider their future. By the time they're 25 they're not even out of college yet and don't know what they're doing with their life on a deeper level. They get a job and work the rest of their life for a sweet house in the suburbs and some cash to retire on... Ali was different. I'm sure by 12 to 14 he was a very independent and creative young man already. He probably spent lots of time questioning everything under the sun, and because of this he found a greater purpose in life. He used the power he had to create the life he wanted. He grew up at the rate we all should of, he gained the wisdom we all should've and he lived life to the fullness we all should've. And his life will forever be an example to old and young alike to never stop pursuing your dreams, and make life what you want it to be. It's not enough to just admire him. Honor him by learning from him. Long live Ali, may his name live on for many generations to come.

[@lincolnhare7766]

RIGHT ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mike12345807]

Compare his intellect with the 25 year old celebrities these days, compare it with the 25 year old athletes today, compare it with the 25 year old rappers, singers, rockers today. Compare it to the 25 year old who works at Walmart, McDonald's, or at a gas station. This man is on another level period!!!

[@felipeagonzalez8373]

@@quantumleap4023 u got that right buddy.

[@gdaym8635]

allymayful again XD

[@jobokeno8490]

Muhammad Ali was indeed the Greatest of all Time!

[@haditube]

I get tears in my eyes every time I watch a video of this man. God bless him.

[@hasanfarooq7598]

If he inspires you so much you should following the faith he followed, may Allah bless him and you.

[@shaynelahmed6323]

Ali was mesmerising

[@carollawrence9910]

How blessed we we were to have known this wise great man Ali during our lifetime. . Life well lived champ ! R.I.P.

[@biggerthanmost8763]

Wise man right here: He wasn't afraid of his enemies. They didn't like him and he didn't like them. Why waste your time around people who are worthless and have no value to ones self? This is a man who didn't suffer fools, that's for sure...

[@mangraskinbeauti]

He was legit!

[@judithsochor9755]

BiggerThanMost

[@jae557]

EXACLEY

[@daltonwilliams4956]

Right aye

[@edwinhunnet2666]

He can fuck them up easily

[@lonelyelk5785]

so poised and well spoken for someone who is obviously pissed off

[@Oldandnewdrink]

Mohamed Ali is pissed of huh go get a life

[@motoipearson2538]

I could listen to Ali talk for years, the guy just knew.. he was the greatest.

[@hellojam100]

standing up for what was right. "no yellow man ever called me names". Ali was the greatest

[@darrenware6400]

AS wawa Aq

[@rosimona7253]

Apart from his outstanding boxing - a unique mixture of intelligence, proudness, honesty and humor! There are not very many celebreties, I adore - but THIS great character deserves it. Love and respect eternally!!!

[@edfou5]

It's clear here that Bud Collins loves and admires Ali. Recognition should be given to the small group of very influential white reporters, especially Howard Cosell, who stood by Ali and very vocally supported him at considerable risk to their own careers. We sometimes forget that during his early and mid career Ali was vilified, hounded and clearly hated by a large segment of the American media, which of course was lily white at the time. These reporters in many cases literally risked their paychecks to give Ali a fair chance to explain his beliefs.

[@michaeljackson4538]

They did nothing to help Ali.

[@abdulqaadir6510]

Yes yes YES! So true

[@timotjyorlowski2927]

edfou5 yes i agree

[@shaynelahmed6323]

edfou5 ....yes...whites, Jews, and people in America and throughout the world stood with him....at home, USA, THERE were whites true, who did not like him, and even many afro Americans did not like him....and many who did, of all races and religions....ultimately, he evolved and united..

[@shaynelahmed6323]

Well said!

[@blkwada]

Ali, man of peace. The world missed you. May your soul rest in perfect peace!

[@barrybradshaw85]

Muhammad Ali is one of the greatest human beings to walk this planet. This was a heartfelt interview. He pulled no punches. He had nothing to hide from the American people and he was hated for it. He was the realest of the real...A true CHAMPION

[@bismarck1234561]

Although I'm a Spaniard, I have Cuban born relatives. One time an uncle of mine was thrown out from a public bus because he gave his seat to a pregnant black woman. That was the reality in the US. Blacks were treated like crap and then they were forced to fight for a country that did not appreciate them, Ali did the right thing. We've come a long way but back then Ali did the right thing. Ali not only was the best HW ever but he was also a symbol of the times. .

[@aramatoulayedabo3438]

God bless you and your uncle for his beautiful kind soul, they were that cruel to a pregnant woman, I just wonder where all that hate comes from

[@goddonte]

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[@goddonte]

@@aramatoulayedabo3438 ^^ tells you why

[@haroonraja517]

I love you Ali, I always will. A brave man among men! Tupac and Malcom X RIP

[@iamtman1]

Tupac was a thug! Ali was never a thug.

[@Dynamo001]

Fuck that punk-ass, Tupac. He couldn't and wouldn't be able to tie Ali's shoes, on his best day.

[@vegasmathye9850]

What are you two talking about, didn't Tupac talk about the black struggle in his songs and interviews,,,and what was the definition of a Thug according to him?,,,his definition was the same as what Malcolm X said,"we do not harm people unless they threatened us before,we will harm them as a self-defence"-malcolm X....so U two shut up

[@dcwashingtonpresident5938]

Tupac was a great rapper but you cant mentioned him next to Malcolm, Martin, and Ali.

[@huberthenry6649]

@@dcwashingtonpresident5938 8th grade school

[@sayyid5869]

Respect Bud Collins( the interviewer) for calling him Muhammad instead of clay, at this time nobody would call him Muhammad.

[@Eazyduzit1995]

Howard Cosell was the (first) other man who called him by his true name, Muhammad Ali.

[@sayyid5869]

James Morton Jr. Yeah Howard had his back.

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Sad, sad , sad !!!

[@hipandcool3285]

Bud Collins seemed to genuinely like Ali. He recognized that he intended no harm to anyone. Just wanted equality and justice for all.

[@Bruh-ez8ij]

Yeah too bad he was for segregation though

[@derrickmcmillian3040]

Man! If you don't love Muhummad Ali, there's gotta be something wrong with your character.

[@Trillioons]

Yea the ones who don’t love Muhammad Ali are feminine

[@yonatan8504]

1100%

[@wilford9217]

Couldn't agree more brother

[@Ben-hi2sj]

Love him as a boxer and an entertainer, character wise but he was manipulated with, superstitious and obviously very deluded about rase separation which would never work and would be wrong and harmful to USA.

[@Pebbles-pw2xn]

@@Ben-hi2sj I think he changed his view about racial separations and became supportive of racial integration.

[@prodigalsun1069]

The combination of Ali as a man, and the Boxer is what made him so great.. The G.O.A.T..

[@deangelomains5051]

In sports, Period!

[@onenewworldmonkey]

I love hearing him talk. Its refreshing to have someone open their heart and be true to themselves. Reading the comments, which are full of racism, is an embarrassment. We all have the obligation of fighting for equality. Three years ago I was fired for not going to the Christmas party, which is against my religion. It is still in the EEOC. I've lost A LOT because of it.

[@bobdigi500]

dshreve34 most racists online are just bored trolls. I wish there could be a troll free you tube.

[@teemadarif8243]

Wow. Least you stood for what you believe to be right .

[@tunikacooper3389]

💕🤲🏼

[@fredsalfa]

What a great legend and inspiration. Greatest of All Time !

[@EvilDoer35]

Alfa Won yes he was. i should have listened to him sooner.

[@iam_80sbaby]

+Evil Doer not to late

[@alainvosselman9960]

This man was a fountain of qualities. First interview i hear it knocked me out of my socks. So much soul, humanity, integrity and totally aware of his own worth. Even when he's full of himself... he never is full of himself.

[@KingNez89]

This man was my absolute hero when I was a kid.

[@stevenwalker7925]

G.O.A.T (and not because of boxing) Ali was a legendary professional boxer. His accomplishments PALE IN COMPARISON to his accomplishments outside the ring!

[@gbjklojameskel8095]

It took me 30 years 'too learn what Ali knew at 25. Wow'' unreal. Its amazing how smart and confident He is. Ali is so right in this interview.

[@tonytriplett21]

Mostly due to the fact they grew up inn a time where Jim Crow laws still existed my guy and the hate was real a big part they a lot of America still denies existed then and wasn’t hate at all and pull the “oh it was a different times” etc. same song and dance

[@missjackson304]

@@tonytriplett21 who said it wasn’t hate? And it was I different time period 🤷🏽

[@williamoleschoolarendt7016]

The greatest of all time! There will never be another one like Ali!!! Smartest man in the ring and he made every opponent look stupid! Boxer's today couldn't have even touched the man! He would have made fools of every single one of today's fighters!!!! RIP ALI!!!!

[@qalbiproductionfilms7981]

Mashaallah great man

[@sonofsolomon7]

Man Ali really touched me with this interview, his mind was flowing with the real truth moving at the speed of 24 billion miles per second. You can only get there on the teachings of the messenger Elijah Muhammad. He will be missed and loved by us forever. Our brother and champ, the greatest!

[@MKOA100]

Elijah Muhammad taught was no prophet. He taught racism. There is no racism in Islam. Muhammad the son of AbdAllah born in Mecca Arabia in 570 was true Prophet of Islam. Elijah was fake. Ali became a real Muslim like Malcom X afterwards.

[@50kArchipelagos]

I had no idea. All I ever saw on TV was a cocky fella. That's by design knowing the media. Smart guy. Honorable man.

[@notevenJc]

Little did he know he would affect the whole world. Champion in the ring and in the hearts of the whole world. #GOAT

[@C3T3LA]

Muhammad Ali is a legend that will be missed from everyone...

[@larryking1108]

For Sure.

[@prinzdodo]

I like the way Bud Collins conducted his interview. He's warm-hearted. Bud and Ali died in the same year, 2016. Two great personalities. RIH.

[@kybelian]

He constantly interrupted and talked over him

[@quinncampbell145]

He truly was the greatest,not only in the ring,but for humanity's sake

[@richardholt3422]

There were times I didn't understand what Ali stood for, but not I see the kind of man he is change my outlook of him. Now I have great respect for him.

[@mahalkita7351]

Richard Holt ??????????? wer u livvin on marz?????? if u r an Afro-descended person & didn’t understand him u musta either hated what u saw n the mirror or,........ cocaine izza helluvva drug,.......👀

[@geegod9122]

Playa wtf????

[@daltonhampton8086]

@@mahalkita7351 I know that's right

[@klg4life826]

You just gotta LOVE him I did and still DO.

[@Junkman2008]

1968. I was 5-years old. Look at how much is the same as it was back in 1968. I remember that time while watching my father. I am glad that no scales were covering my eyes.

[@RaulPerez-pc1jl]

Love how he had an answer to every question. No hesitation, or pauses. ✅❤️

[@asimshehzad6941]

I LOVE MUHAMMAD ALI......................

[@larnellbentley25]

Interviewer 5:15 “what about this title Ali? If your gone for 5yrs can you still be champion?” R.I.P to the 🐐

[@ceritapulliam696]

I love listening to Muhammad Ali. I could actually listen to him all day, and at times, I do❤

[@eddiewalker30]

I agree, if they do not want you to be around them, why force it! True until this day.

[@thebuttermilkgirlisback]

I’m a substitute teacher and I had to teach the students about MLK and the civil rights movement. I just felt like it was pointless. I interrupted the lesson and asked the kids “if someone didn’t like you, would you want to be friends with them?”! And they all said “Nooooooo!”

[@fabricatedreality8218]

Words can't express how much respect I have for this man.

[@waelabdallah4272]

A great and exceptional man as well as the greatest champion A true and great idol for generations to come

[@timw.9466]

This man should have been the first billion dollar athlete. And he'd still have been underpaid. Never again will we see the likes of him. The greatest, in many ways! RIP. 😇 He's now in the place he really wanted.

[@dhan3704]

I miss him and I never even knew him.

[@austin6735]

Money back then isn't like it is today

[@sumeygold]

Very beautiful said ✨🙌🏻

[@josefineG]

This man truly was something special and very important for representing people who were able to think different !! If America had some more strong poeple like that back then this world could be a better place by now...but look at American history what they did to people with brains who dared to speak up...and look whom do they allow to speak to in public now..

[@randomperson993]

Look at the World today! It is a mess

[@craftbrewinsurance5181]

As a child growing up in white upper middle-class suburbia, Muhammed Ali became my first and only hero. He still is.

[@Highabove01]

A very telling powerful interview with the fearless, outspoken, legendary Muhammad Ali. The content is still relevant to this day. A depiction of his comrade Malcolm X.

[@randygreenfield4312]

... Truly The Greatest

[@paulcadogan7033]

He gave it all for his love of his Faith and his principles which probably preceded his conversion to Islam. He was a great boxer and a greater man. I'm glad I was on the planet when he was here. God bless him!

[@shadow-glider-2236]

Muhammad Ali was truly a very intelligent well spoken individual, I have nothing but respect for this man. I came here for thr greatest boxer of all time and was blown away with how intellingent he was and how much knowledge he had about the state of the world at the time. Truly a legend.

[@starvingartist6754]

My favorite fighter of all times, past and future !

[@allymayful]

l also can't believe how serene he is at the end when talking about going to prison - an amazing young man.

[@trionzzz]

Muhammad Ali is in every humans heart

[@mohamedrahaman4620]

just as Ali's views on Islam and race evolved and over time (due to knowledge and wisdom) so too did Bud Collins, the interviewer. Mr Bud Collins became one of the best Tennis commentator and was a huge supporter of Arthur Ashe, the Williams sisters and other Black players. .Bud just recently returned to his Maker.

[@michaeljackson4538]

Nope he got sick and ali still didn't trust white people.

[@firstchoice4527]

Ali's views were that way for a reason, it was not easy for black men back then, its not perfect now but not as bad as back then, as times changes so do attitudes, every generation is better than the last!

[@teemadarif8243]

They were both blessed.

[@tunikacooper3389]

@@GT-fl9gf On God... I've been knowing this All My life about with meant

[@greatray6262]

Amazing how mature and well thought this man was at the age of 25.

[@haroonkapoor8233]

when was the interview which year?

[@edwinhunnet2666]

Smart as shit at 25 how the fuck did his parents raise him this way. We need the recipe

[@haroonkapoor8233]

@@edwinhunnet2666 what u mean

[@Zezenvo]

@@haroonkapoor8233 he means they guy is so much good of a character. His parents raised him well.

[@haroonkapoor8233]

@@Zezenvo ok maaan

[@blastkings329]

My hero and mentor Muhamed Ali Not just in the boxing ring he was a true hero to us Africans

[@222Afaf]

I always admired him so much for his honesty, sharp tongue and by been fearless. Allah yarhamo.

[@DanWolfe-n4v]

Tremendous respect for Ali..I do not agree with him religiously,but there will never be anyone like him.One of only a handful of professional athletes in all of history I would be in awe of to sit and chat with.Incredible man in AND out of the ring.

[@jahan451]

He was the greatest and He will be the greatest forever!

[@win-iv6yy]

very intellectual talk

[@theblade3487]

But he was racist... Yes, it is sad that he died, but he was a full blown racist.

[@b.c6015]

@@theblade3487 you sound ignorant, he was film walking down street signing autographs and kissing all people of all color that is not something the kkk do.. he just wanted black people to believe in them selves for who they really are...

[@rayjameson937]

TheBlade 😂😂😂 silly rabbit, u know trix are for kids.!!

[@bevearnoel3904]

@@b.c6015 c8

[@sakhilesibiya2572]

This is absolutely brilliant. Bold and courageous!!!

[@MegaWam1]

Muhammad Ali, you are the greatest boxer of all times! Allah loves you sir. Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. Rest in Power my brother.

[@liyanisawinner]

A strong and inspiring Muslim that never wanted to hurt anyone even his enemies

[@cedricjones7210]

Muhammad Ali was really One of a Kind!! He was a very Wise, Courageous, and Morally Conscious Man!!!

[@scientific19]

Beautiful. .......

[@wangsahoney4683]

Float like butterfly , sting like a bee , Lov Muhammad Ali always fr Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@whynot4828]

Such a great man, so wise.Boxing must have been his bread and butter, he was willing to give it up for his people. The future must have looked so uncertain when he gave up boxing. He cared more for his people more than his personal ambition, this makes him a champion of life.

[@jamesmonroe6]

He was a great man, I met him personally at dearlake Penn, training for Homes.

[@Bonbonitaaa]

ThankYOU...such a gentle, sweet voice - beautifull to hear. :)

[@lwmson]

The thing about this guy was that he was so real. Do you think today that star athletes would sacrifice so much -- including enormous wealth -- to stand behind their convictions like he did? He was and still is the greatest!

[@Raynysalsa]

He talks just as fast as he boxe's, god almighty

[@justinmalone6195]

These videos are just to Gold 🥇🥇

[@happyvirk1]

Muhammad Ali was extremely beautiful, love everyone kind of person, extremely intelligent, peaceful protester but with a iron fist for self protection, not hurting!

[@happyvirk1]

About time 3 nice ppl give me likes, how nice of you guys? Don’t you think we can better than this and should tell the new generation what and who Ali was in real life? Young ppl don’t know and I’m afraid probably they gonna forget him completely one day

[@begrateful6153]

Mohammed Ali was a man of principle & integrity!

[@zapataboxing861]

This man was truly attacked and prosecuted by racism meanwhile Floyd crying about his diamond boots were ready on time for his prancing

[@GodStylzTV]

+Zapata boxing this man is speaking on how we all need to stick to and love our own people including Floyd don't try and divide us

[@teemadarif8243]

Right!

[@nubianempresssphinx9807]

So because floyd is one of the best prize fighter and one of the best ever he shouldn’t get his dues. Lmao the hate for black men being athletic and genetically gifted black is king.

[@afrox2396]

What a brave and captivating individual, rest easy brotha!❤️✊🏿

[@yasharahla12tribeworldwide37]

Love and respect this man so much!

[@martadoso9]

MUHAMMAD ALI IS "THE GREATEST"BOXER SINCE CASSIUS CLAY!...

[@layladaudgmailcom]

Mark Gable you should read history those arabs who enslaved people as you said did not change the names of anyone and that was pre-islamic era after the 7 century islam abolished slavery even though arabs enslaved all colors,arabs,persians,even romans.American slavery still continues and its only against black people so go read something! anything!

[@layladaudgmailcom]

the arabs intermarried with the Africans you moron unlike the Americans 2015 and you are still shooting them.Once a person becomes a person embraces Islam then the laws change because one can not enslave another muslim .. God im speaking with people who just know how to flip burgers

[@rashidahmed9540]

Mark Gable Convert or be killed? thats the most bullshit i have heard all week.

[@Theycallmekenney]

Mark Gable the american civil war had nothing to do with slavery, the north sold slaves to the south. Lincoln used the Emancipation proclamation as a chess move he said himself blacks were not equal to whites and if he could save the nation without abolishing slavery he would. Arab enslavement had nothing to do with Islam it had everything to do with Arabs seeking control and wealth through enslavement. Slavery is in the fabric of society around the world and has never stopped.

[@Theycallmekenney]

Mark Gable JFK was not killed for "civil rights" who told you that? Where are you getting your information???? I suggest you do a little more reading on colonial and antebellum slavery buddy.. nobody said which slavery was better, what I'm saying is religion had nothing to do with it.

[@wlljon7]

A true hero is not without flaws, but he remains a hero because when courage is needed he unfailingly comes through. That is Muhammad Ali. He is a true Blackman and even more important, a good one.

[@edoedo8686]

Yes. He was a genious--a pioneer. My hero all my life, I'm 67.

[@KrisShawnC]

Oh my!!! I love this ❤

[@dantetepes8849]

What a man allah give you highest rank jannah