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Muhammad Ali shocks the world by defeating George Foreman and becomes world famous.
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Muhammad Ali returns from exile and twice faces his greatest rival, Joe Frazier.
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Muhammad Ali is banished from boxing for refusing induction into the Army.
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2:09:25
Cassius Clay rises from boastful amateur boxer to contender for the heavyweight title.
1:05:04
A Q&A with Raina Kelley (moderator), Malcolm Jenkins, Claressa Shields, and Ken Burns.
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A Q&A with Ken Burns, Justin Tinsley (moderator), Ibtihaj Muhammad, and Sherman Jackson.
1:04:43
A Q&A with Ken Burns, Jesse Washington (moderator), Rasheda Ali Walsh, and Howard Bryant.
1:10:06
A Q&A with Ken Burns, Lonnae O’Neal (moderator), Janet Evans, and Todd Boyd.
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Muhammad Ali brings to life the boxing champion who became an inspiration across the globe
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Critics agree Muhammad Ali is can't-miss television.
As Parkinson's disease began to attack boxing great Muhammad Ali, he took the fight outside the ring, giving voice to the voiceless, particularly communities of color at home and abroad. Inspired by his work, seven artists create a more complex portrait of the icon.
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In 1966, Muhammad Ali met 16-year-old Belinda Boyd at a Nation of Islam bakery.
