A Man.
RIP to the G.O.A.T. Muhammad Ali
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How does Floyd possibly think he is the greatest of all time? Ali will have dignitaries from every major country at his funeral mourning his passing and celebrating his leagacy/life. "Money" Mayweather will have strippers.
RIP to a true Hero. Next to my father, there is nobody I respected more than this man growing up.
Damn, Wifey told me this morning while I was driving to a delivery..
We're losing irreplaceable Great Ones left and right
Rest In Power Champ.
We're losing irreplaceable Great Ones left and right
Rest In Power Champ.
R.I.P. Champ. 
Absolutely fantastic pictures in this post right here honoring the greatest champion of all time!!!!!
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In Memoriam of Muhammad Ali
by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
During my more than 50 years in the public eye, I have met hundreds of renowned celebrities, artists, athletes, and world leaders. But only a handful embodied the self-sacrificing and heroic qualities that defined my friend and mentor, Muhammad Ali. A master of self-promotion, he declared early in his boxing career, I am the greatest! This kind of boasting enraged many people, just as he’d hoped, ensuring a large audience that just wanted to see this upstart boy taught a lesson.
But it was Muhammad who taught the lesson because, as he once said, It’s not bragging if you can back it up. And back it up, he did. Again and again. And not just in the ring. Part of Muhammad’s greatness was his ability to be different things to
different people. To sports fans he was an unparalleled champion of the world, faster and smarter than any heavyweight before. To athletes, he was a model of physical perfection and shrewd business acumen. To the anti-establishment youth of the 1960s, he was a defiant voice against the Vietnam War and the draft. To the Muslim
community, he was a pious pioneer testing America’s purported religious tolerance. To the African-American community, he was a black man who faced overwhelming bigotry the way he faced every opponent in the ring: fearlessly. At a time when blacks who spoke up about injustice were labeled uppity and often arrested under one pretext or another, Muhammad willingly sacrificed the best years of his career to stand tall and fight for what he believed was right. In doing so, he made all Americans, black and white, stand taller. I may be 7’2" but I never felt taller than when standing in his shadow.
Today we bow our heads at the loss of a man who did so much for America. Tomorrow we will raise our heads again remembering that his bravery, his outspokenness, and his sacrifice for the sake of his community and country lives on in the best part of each of us.
In Memoriam of Muhammad Ali
by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
During my more than 50 years in the public eye, I have met hundreds of renowned celebrities, artists, athletes, and world leaders. But only a handful embodied the self-sacrificing and heroic qualities that defined my friend and mentor, Muhammad Ali. A master of self-promotion, he declared early in his boxing career, I am the greatest! This kind of boasting enraged many people, just as he’d hoped, ensuring a large audience that just wanted to see this upstart boy taught a lesson.
But it was Muhammad who taught the lesson because, as he once said, It’s not bragging if you can back it up. And back it up, he did. Again and again. And not just in the ring. Part of Muhammad’s greatness was his ability to be different things to
different people. To sports fans he was an unparalleled champion of the world, faster and smarter than any heavyweight before. To athletes, he was a model of physical perfection and shrewd business acumen. To the anti-establishment youth of the 1960s, he was a defiant voice against the Vietnam War and the draft. To the Muslim
community, he was a pious pioneer testing America’s purported religious tolerance. To the African-American community, he was a black man who faced overwhelming bigotry the way he faced every opponent in the ring: fearlessly. At a time when blacks who spoke up about injustice were labeled uppity and often arrested under one pretext or another, Muhammad willingly sacrificed the best years of his career to stand tall and fight for what he believed was right. In doing so, he made all Americans, black and white, stand taller. I may be 7’2" but I never felt taller than when standing in his shadow.
Today we bow our heads at the loss of a man who did so much for America. Tomorrow we will raise our heads again remembering that his bravery, his outspokenness, and his sacrifice for the sake of his community and country lives on in the best part of each of us.
Normally I like to mock the dead. It's a good way to deal with the loss.
But Muhammad Ali? Nope, just can't do it. His words opened my mind and his actions made the world a better place.
Rest in peace champ! You earned it.
But Muhammad Ali? Nope, just can't do it. His words opened my mind and his actions made the world a better place.
Rest in peace champ! You earned it.
Lady had no chance...
Notice to all athletes and musicians...
Songs, tweets and posts are all well and good.
But the best truest way to honor the Ali legacy?
Is by your actions.
Stop being played manipulated and defined by the media.
Honor respect and give back to your people
Be a shining example for your people.
Take PRIDE in your Blackness and your history your features your style your dress your attitude
Represent yourself well and as a leader.
Stop CALLING yourself great...
BE GREAT.
When A WHITE man asks who u rooting for Steph or lebron?
Tell him...
I'm rooting for my brothers to do well, in fact they already have. I celebrate black excellence
Welcome to Wakanda
How Dirk doing?
Songs, tweets and posts are all well and good.
But the best truest way to honor the Ali legacy?
Is by your actions.
Stop being played manipulated and defined by the media.
Honor respect and give back to your people
Be a shining example for your people.
Take PRIDE in your Blackness and your history your features your style your dress your attitude
Represent yourself well and as a leader.
Stop CALLING yourself great...
BE GREAT.
When A WHITE man asks who u rooting for Steph or lebron?
Tell him...
I'm rooting for my brothers to do well, in fact they already have. I celebrate black excellence
Welcome to Wakanda
How Dirk doing?
Awww man.
Rest In Power Muhammed Ali
The Greatest
Rest In Power Muhammed Ali
The Greatest
Rest in peace, champ.
Condolences to your loved ones & the millions upon millions of people who have followed your life & career for decades.
You were a bad-ass in the ring, and in life. As Birdman would say ... #Respek on your name!
Condolences to your loved ones & the millions upon millions of people who have followed your life & career for decades.
You were a bad-ass in the ring, and in life. As Birdman would say ... #Respek on your name!
