dalyricalbandit
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Max.;9069100 said:Last pics of ali
Still had it
Still had it
ineedpussy
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people was all out by his house today. most of them muthafuckas probably never even been to the hood. they also traveling his body through some of the west where he's from but ill be a 100 mile away at work. fml. rip to the greatest in the universe and in the ville.
Previously unseen photos show young Muhammad Ali at home
http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/05/us/cnnphotos-muhammad-ali-rare-pictures/
http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/05/us/cnnphotos-muhammad-ali-rare-pictures/
water ur seeds
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Trillfate;9069167 said:detcatinva;9068877 said:
Henry Cooper was a known bleeder, I think he even had his cheekbone or eye brow bones medically filed down so not to cut so easily!!! I heard a joke he could itch himself and cut!!! haha
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just in case anyone still trippin over the Bill Clinton eulogy:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Muhammad Ali and his innermost circle started a document years ago that grew so thick they began calling it "The Book."
Its contents will soon be revealed.
In the pages, the boxing great planned in exacting detail how he wished to say goodbye to the world.
"The message that we'll be sending out is not our message — this was really designed by The Champ himself," said Timothy Gianotti, an Islamic studies scholar who for years helped to plan the services.
"The love and the reverence and the inclusivity that we're going to experience over the coming days is really a reflection of his message to the people of planet Earth."
The 74-year-old three-time heavyweight champion wanted the memorial service in an arena. He wanted multiple religions to have a voice while honoring the traditions of his Muslim faith. And he wanted ordinary fans to attend, not just VIPs.
He was never downcast when talking about his death, said Bob Gunnell, an Ali family spokesman. He recalled Ali's own words during meetings planning the funeral: "It's OK. We're here to do the job the way I want it. It's fine."
The final revisions were made days before Ali died Friday at an Arizona hospital, his family by his side.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/06/0...funeral-plans-in-exacting-detail-in-book.html
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Muhammad Ali and his innermost circle started a document years ago that grew so thick they began calling it "The Book."
Its contents will soon be revealed.
In the pages, the boxing great planned in exacting detail how he wished to say goodbye to the world.
"The message that we'll be sending out is not our message — this was really designed by The Champ himself," said Timothy Gianotti, an Islamic studies scholar who for years helped to plan the services.
"The love and the reverence and the inclusivity that we're going to experience over the coming days is really a reflection of his message to the people of planet Earth."
The 74-year-old three-time heavyweight champion wanted the memorial service in an arena. He wanted multiple religions to have a voice while honoring the traditions of his Muslim faith. And he wanted ordinary fans to attend, not just VIPs.
He was never downcast when talking about his death, said Bob Gunnell, an Ali family spokesman. He recalled Ali's own words during meetings planning the funeral: "It's OK. We're here to do the job the way I want it. It's fine."
The final revisions were made days before Ali died Friday at an Arizona hospital, his family by his side.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/06/0...funeral-plans-in-exacting-detail-in-book.html
matches malone
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Max.;9069100 said:Last pics of ali
cool pictures but man this is sad to see. Fuck Parkinsons.
babelipsss
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The buzz is that President and Mrs Obama will attend.
ineedpussy
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sobek;9070558 said:Previously unseen photos show young Muhammad Ali at home
http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/05/us/cnnphotos-muhammad-ali-rare-pictures/
sorry to repost all these pics but they got me with water in my eye. thats all the ville right there. damn.....i cant believe we lived two blocks from each other and he knew my grandfather, grandmother, father, and auntie. damn this is truely the ville and i will always miss you even though ive never met you but i met you through different degrees. rest in power. THE GREATEST.....FROM THE VILLE!!!!
illestni99ainne
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I know this the Ali thread but damn man Ken Norton just died too wtf going on man?!?
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-heavyweight-champion-ken-norton-dies/
LAS VEGAS Former heavyweight champion Ken Norton, who beat Muhammad Ali and then lost a controversial decision to him in Yankee Stadium, died Wednesday at a local care facility, his son said. He was 70.
Norton had been in poor health for the last several years after suffering a series of strokes, a friend of the fighter said.
"He's been fighting the battle for two years," said Gene Kilroy, Ali's former business manager. "I'm sure he's in heaven now with all the great fighters. I'd like to hear that conversation."
Norton broke Ali's jaw in their first bout, beating him by split decision in 1973 in a non-title fight in San Diego. They fought six months later, and Ali narrowly won a split decision.
They met for a third time on Sept. 28, 1976, at Yankee Stadium and Ali narrowly won to keep his heavyweight title.
Norton would come back the next year to win a heavyweight title eliminator and was declared champion by the World Boxing Council. But on June 9, 1978, he lost a bruising 15-round fight to Larry Holmes in what many regard as one of boxing's epic heavyweight bouts and would never be champion again.
Norton finished with a record of 42-7-1 and 33 knockouts. He would later embark on an acting career, appearing in several movies, and was a commentator at fights.
Norton started boxing when he was in the Marines, and began his pro career after his release from duty in 1967. He lost only once in his early fights but had fought few fighters of any note when he was selected to meet Ali. At the time, Ali was campaigning to try to win back the heavyweight crown he lost to Joe Frazier in 1973.
Few gave Norton, who possessed a muscular, sculpted body, much of a chance against Ali in the fight, held at the Sports Arena in San Diego, where Norton lived. But his awkward style and close-in pressing tactics confused his opponent and Norton broke Ali's jaw on the way to the decision that put him in the top echelon of heavyweight fighters.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-heavyweight-champion-ken-norton-dies/
LAS VEGAS Former heavyweight champion Ken Norton, who beat Muhammad Ali and then lost a controversial decision to him in Yankee Stadium, died Wednesday at a local care facility, his son said. He was 70.
Norton had been in poor health for the last several years after suffering a series of strokes, a friend of the fighter said.
"He's been fighting the battle for two years," said Gene Kilroy, Ali's former business manager. "I'm sure he's in heaven now with all the great fighters. I'd like to hear that conversation."
Norton broke Ali's jaw in their first bout, beating him by split decision in 1973 in a non-title fight in San Diego. They fought six months later, and Ali narrowly won a split decision.
They met for a third time on Sept. 28, 1976, at Yankee Stadium and Ali narrowly won to keep his heavyweight title.
Norton would come back the next year to win a heavyweight title eliminator and was declared champion by the World Boxing Council. But on June 9, 1978, he lost a bruising 15-round fight to Larry Holmes in what many regard as one of boxing's epic heavyweight bouts and would never be champion again.
Norton finished with a record of 42-7-1 and 33 knockouts. He would later embark on an acting career, appearing in several movies, and was a commentator at fights.
Norton started boxing when he was in the Marines, and began his pro career after his release from duty in 1967. He lost only once in his early fights but had fought few fighters of any note when he was selected to meet Ali. At the time, Ali was campaigning to try to win back the heavyweight crown he lost to Joe Frazier in 1973.
Few gave Norton, who possessed a muscular, sculpted body, much of a chance against Ali in the fight, held at the Sports Arena in San Diego, where Norton lived. But his awkward style and close-in pressing tactics confused his opponent and Norton broke Ali's jaw on the way to the decision that put him in the top echelon of heavyweight fighters.
illestni99ainne
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He was really sick but man this shit is sad as hell bruh
illestni99ainne
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Dammit I'm stupid never mind just read the date of the article didn't know he been dead. Please excuse me lol
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