#ThrowBack: In a 1972 interview, Muhammad Ali once again proved why he was not just the greatest boxer but also a powerful voice for dignity and respect. When an interviewer referred to him as a "Negro boy," Ali swiftly corrected him. With unwavering confidence, Ali reminded the world that respect is non-negotiable. He wasn't just fighting opponents in the ring—he was fighting for equality, identity, and the dignity of Black people worldwide. A true legend who never backed down, inside or outsid

"I love your show, and I admire your style, but your pay is so cheap, I wont be back for a while." Muhammad Ali was in reflective mood and at his poetic best in this 'Tonight' interview, broadcast #OnThisDay in 1976 | BBC Archive

Muhammad Ali, known for his remarkable confidence, declares "the man to beat me hasn't been born yet" in a 1966 interview. He became a sports icon and one of the greatest boxers of all time, and was a vocal advocate for civil rights and other causes throughout his lifetime. #BlackHistoryMonth | CBS News

"Rumble young man, rumble." - Check out the top 10 Muhammad Ali quotes of all time. | Yahoo Sports