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Summary: Not the Greatest but..........
Review: Here is a book that adequately covers what it sets out to do. The authors intent was to provide an overview of Ali's career without delving too deeply into any one part, or any one fight. With some terrific photos, Ali's life and career from his start in boxing, the 1960's Olympics, the fights with Liston, Frazier and Foreman etc., right through to the 1996 Olympics are covered in brief details. If you have a growing interest in the Greatest Boxer of all time, this book will give you a good base.
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Summary: Another book on the Man.
Review: This coffee table book covers the once again subject of the great boxing legend, Muhammad Ali.From the 1960s through to the present day is coved with some quite good pictures. However when a great person's life is covered over and over again it becomes quite boring, although no disrespect to the great man himself.
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Summary: Another book on the Man.
Review: This coffee table book covers the once again subject of the great boxing legend, Muhammad Ali. From the 1960s through to the present day is coved with some quite good pictures. However when a great person's life is covered over and over again it becomes quite boring, although no disrespect to the great man himself.
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Summary: Powerful collection of a Powerful person!
Review: This is a huge hard cover book with lots of full page photos of Ali. The book brings to live some of the most striking moments in 20th century sports. The icon of Ali jumps out of the pages. These photos go beyond the boxing ring. They show Ali at the pinacle of political moments where he represented the opinions of half of America. A fantastic table top book!
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