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Muhammad Ali returns from exile and twice faces his greatest rival, Joe Frazier.
Muhammad Ali is banished from boxing for refusing induction into the Army.
Cassius Clay rises from boastful amateur boxer to contender for the heavyweight title.
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Muhammad Ali brings to life the boxing champion who became an inspiration across the globe
Twelve-year-old Cassius Clay participated in his first amateur fight.
As Clay gained success, he was criticized for his socio-political and religious beliefs.
In an interview, Ali hinted at retiring, saying he'd rather fight for racial justice.
Ali's tour of Africa revealed the mighty boxer's worldwide social influence.
When Ali was drafted for Vietnam, many questioned whether he would accept the induction.
An all-white Houston jury found Muhammad Ali guilty of refusing the draft.
Muhammad Ali faces outlash after condemning the Vietnam War.
In 1966, Muhammad Ali met 16-year-old Belinda Boyd at a Nation of Islam bakery.