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For the author—a Baltimore native and future sportswriter—the Colts’ quarterback was more than a boyhood hero. He was an inspiration for the entire city

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Overhead view of Muhammad Ali's knockout of Cleveland Williams

Muhammad Ali vs. Cleveland Williams (by Neil Leifer).

Oakland Raiders Bob Brown on sidelines bench during game vs Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. Neil Leifer F1 )

He said he was "The Greatest" and, you know what? He was. Speed, grace, a transcendent ring intelligence and miraculous resilience made Muhammad Ali a legend in the ring. On what would have been his 75th birthday (Jan. 17, 2017), we present SI's 100 Greatest Photos of Ali.

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Behind the legend: CLEVELAND WILLIAMS...⁠ Herculean American heavyweight, Cleveland 'Big Cat' Williams is best remembered by boxing aficionados as the man who was dismantled by an electrifying Muhammad Ali in 1966 at the Houston Astrodome, in what many consider as Ali's career best performance. Legendary photographer, Neil Leifer's unforgettable, overhead shot of a prone Williams splayed cruciform on the canvas, with Ali strutting triumphantly away, remains forever fixed in American pop…

Wilt Chamberlain only shot 54% from the FT line in his career.

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Iconic American Sport Photography by Neil Leifer Neil Leifer is an American photographer born in 1942. He caught many important moment of the American society. His sport photography is one of his most famous work. He photographed glory hours of the American Sport. From Muhammad Ali’s fight to Michael Jordan’s matches, including the black power salute from the African-American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos during the Olympics in 1968 in Mexico, all this instants are in all memories.

Neil Leifer photographed Muhammad Ali on over 50 different occasions between 1963 (as Cassius Clay) and 2012, including title fights, in studio, and at home. He captured iconic moments from his title fights against Sonny Liston, “The Fight of the Century” against Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden, the “Rumble in the

Fidel Castro poses with the Cuban women’s basketball team in Havana.