I vividly remember Ali lighting the Olympic cauldron at the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta. The world was kept guessing who would emerge with the flame. When Ali came out I held my breath as he fought the trembling effects of Parkinson’s Disease that had ravaged his body. And when he held the flame high, I had goosebumps (and am getting them again as I relive that moment).
My father, big boxing fan, thought Quarry one of best heavyweights not to be champion. Most of his losses to great fighters. Also, when Ali began comeback after legal fight Quarry only top ten ranked heavyweight who would fight him
I vividly remember Ali lighting the Olympic cauldron at the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta. The world was kept guessing who would emerge with the flame. When Ali came out I held my breath as he fought the trembling effects of Parkinson’s Disease that had ravaged his body. And when he held the flame high, I had goosebumps (and am getting them again as I relive that moment).
My father, big boxing fan, thought Quarry one of best heavyweights not to be champion. Most of his losses to great fighters. Also, when Ali began comeback after legal fight Quarry only top ten ranked heavyweight who would fight him
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