Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring (1978)
Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring is a 1978 boxers (sports) book written by Robert Matthew-Walker.
Insightful and hard-hitting, this biography brings readers the world of Muhammad Ali, regarded by many as the greatest fighter in history. From the day he first walked into a boxing gym as 12-year-old Cassius Clay to his spectacular series of heavyweight title fights in the '60s and '70s; from his uplifting triumphs and fiery personality to his controversial spiritual stance and his tragic diagnosis with Parkinson's Disease, this book is packed with the most in-depth look at the world's most remarkable champion.
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What is Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring about?
Insightful and hard-hitting, this biography brings readers the world of Muhammad Ali, regarded by many as the greatest fighter in history. From the day he first walked into a boxing gym as 12-year-old Cassius Clay to his spectacular series of heavyweight title fights in the '60s and '70s; from his uplifting triumphs and fiery personality to his controversial spiritual stance and his tragic diagnosis with Parkinson's Disease, this book is packed with the most in-depth look at the world's most remarkable champion.
When was Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring published?
Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring was published in 1978.
Who made Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring?
Muhammad Ali, his fights in the ring was written by Robert Matthew-Walker.