Muhammed Ali: The Eyewitness Story of a Boxing Legend

by Alan Goldstein

This book tells the story of Muhammad Ali, universally acknowledged as the greatest boxer in history through the words of those who knew him and saw him fight. Every word in the book is spoken by someone who was there as Ali's incredible story both inside and outside the ring was unfolding.

Genres: Nonfiction, Sports

176 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2001

Reviews

[BonStevenson]

The man, the myth and the legend. Yes, all in his own mind. But it was the truth. And he fought like the dickens to make it so. Love this book. Sports at its greatest from the greatest of all time in the boxing ring. A must read for sports fans.

[Liam]

Classy biography/career retrospective with a lovely selection of high quality pictures from inside and outside the ring. Touches on his enduring legacy which truly transcended boxing.

[John Seaborne jr]

I really enjoyed the book. The book was very descriptive, more so than the movie.

[Shelby Ray]

From my childhood I have memories of old sporting events, amount them are Ali- Jimmy Young boxing match. I didn’t like him then, as everybody I was around hated him. Love him or hate him he’s a part of our history.