Muhammad Ali: The Story of a Boxing Legend by Alan Goldstein

Muhammad Ali: The Story of a Boxing Legend by Alan Goldstein

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The story of an extraordinary man.

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Muhammad Ali: The Story of a Boxing Legend by Alan Goldstein

Proclaimed the young fighter from Louisville. Most boxing fans criticised this upstart and few believed he had the skills to justify such a statement. He proved them so very wrong on so many levels. Muhammad Ali became the greatest heavyweight ever to step into the boxing ring and a compelling presence outside of it – the most recognised man on the planet. Muhammad Ali: The Story of a Boxing Legend charts the fascinating story of an extraordinary man through the words of not just Ali himself, but of those who were lucky enough to bear witness to the legend that was unfolding in front of them.
Tributes include: "Muhammad Ali was not just a champion in the ring, he was a champion of civil rights and a role model for so many people" Prime Minister David Cameron "The sporting universe has just suffered a big loss. Muhammad Ali was my friend, my idol, my hero. Football legend Pele "It was never boring with Muhammad Ali." Broadcaster and interviewer Sir Michael Parkinson

Alan Goldstein served as a sportswriter for the Baltimore Sun for 40 years, with professional boxing and basketball as his primary assignments. In 1997, he received the coveted Nat Fleischer for Excellence in Boxing Journalism. In 1976, he was voted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame for reporting. A native New Yorker, but long time Baltimore resident, he died aged 82 in March 2016.

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ISBN 13 9781780979076
ISBN 10 178097907X
Title Muhammad Ali: The Story of a Boxing Legend
Author Alan Goldstein
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Headline Publishing Group
Year published 2016-09-08
Number of pages 176
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