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Louisville community members honor Muhammad Ali's legacy

Muhammad Ali honored with Day of Compassion in Louisville

Louisville launched an annual Day of Compassion on the 10th anniversary of Muhammad Ali's death, encouraging volunteer work in honor of the boxing legend's legacy.

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Louisville honors late boxing icon Muhammad Ali with new event

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Muhammad Ali’s family reflects on the champion boxer’s legacy 10 years after his death

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Muhammad Ali died 10 years ago. His widow wants you to know why he still matters

There’s something Yolanda Ali wants you to know about her late husband.

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Lonnie Ali: 'Muhammad was a person who did not judge others'

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Marlins finish off a 3-game sweep in Washington with a 4-1 win over the Nationals

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Tickets to Muhammad Ali memorial gone quickly

Just as they did for his heavyweight title fights, tickets went fast for Friday's memorial service for Muhammad Ali. Hundreds of fans lined up at 6 a.m. ET on Wednesday at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Kentucky, with the box office set to open at 10 a ...

National Hockey League

Capitals Alex Ovechkin Named 2025 ESPN Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award Finalist

Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin has been named a finalist for the 2025 ESPN Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award, part of the 11 th annual Sports Humanitarian Awards. The award is given to an athlete whose continuous, demonstrated leadership ...

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St. Paul boxer Slink Proper ready for ESPN rematch fight vs. Muhammad Ali’s grandson

Fight night Saturday night on ESPN will feature St. Paul boxer Slink Proper. Slink beat the then-undefeated Nico Ali Walsh, Muhammed Ali’s grandson, by a decision last August in Tulsa. Both fighters now are 9-1 with the rematch tonight. We watched Proper ...

Awful Announcing

Karl Ravech: Shohei Ohtani’s global fame like Muhammad Ali, Tiger Woods

What can be said about Shohei Ohtani that hasn’t already been said? When you’ve already been praised by many MLB observers as the “greatest player in baseball history,” there would seem to be no more upside. But ESPN’s Karl Ravech tried to go a ...