http://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/muhammad-ali-greatest-all-time-dead-74-n584776


Another inspiration and legend has left us. May he rest in peace.

Dammit, 2016!

Guess he is floating like an Angel now.


RIP.

Sad to hear. He was the greatest. Still is.

RIP

Rest in peace to the legend of legends.


Charon, you would be the first to make a thread like this, being the ferryman of the dead. Do us a solid and bring 'em back our way?

A fighter till the very end, a true champion. Now his fight is finished, and may his soul be at rest.

So, even he couldn't win against the grim reaper. What chance do the rest of use have?

Not really a chance at all


His flamboyance was most inspiring.

Knew it was coming but....

Thanks for your life. It was quite a ride.

RIp, a great boxer and man, sad day.

I'm surprised he lasted this long with his health problems. Must have been from him being in really good shape from professional boxing.

Damn he was a legend, rest in peace.

We did three rounds of just boxing at my Muay Thai gym today for this. Rest in power, Idol.

He was an inspiration of will power, determination and conviction.

RIP Ali, may you find peace in paradise.

“I have wrestled with a alligator. I done tussled with a whale. I done handcuffed lightning, and thrown thunder in jail.”

Sad news indeed.

He was one of the greatest boxers as well as a champion of peace and stood up for what he believed in.

RIP Ali

Though I was never a boxing fan, he was entertaining. (Interviews) It was sad seeing him suffer the effects of Parkinson's disease!

RIP

Sorry, but it's out of my hands.



When asked how many sit ups he could do, he replied:


"I don't count my situps, I only start counting when it starts hurting, when I feel pain, that's when I start counting, cause that's when it really counts."

An amazing athlete but honestly had a negative impact on Boxing as well with his approach to showmanship and his attitude.

Yeah he was very unsportsman like and cocky and rude (he makes lebron James look like a nice humble person). But still, one of the best athletes in the world, and at least had something to back up the cockiness, which makes him better than many other athletes with that attitude.


Still, svcks to lose someone as legendary as him, and hope he finds peace in his death.

Nice!

I saw this yesterday. Did Parkinsons's finally win? You will be missed, Cassius Clay. Rest in peace

I really wanted to say this but didn't want to get flamed. Professionally I admired him but as a person I never did.

RE: his attitude

I thought this article was a good read: http://thestacks.deadspin.com/my-dinner-with-ali-511528500. I'm not sure if it is because he has mellowed a bit with age or if he was genuinely playful. This article makes it seem like he had a very playful nature.