He was the world's most famous boxer, but to many he represented much more than a particular sport. In this lesson, let's talk about Muhammad Ali.

Bertrand, Muhammad Ali represented a lot more

that sport in particular in particular.

Not that in a vie?

Absolutely.

O'Leary, if you pose the question that's event. Absolutely. This is passionate book that is capable of to respond.

In revenge, to the debut of the United States

in this, all the world in the rue,

of grammar or grammar,

you will respond to you on the chant, Mo Ahmed Ali. as Grandma

Mayor, you would respond to the chant, my Ahmed al-Lis.

But how we've been to tell to exert a charm,

and this universal?

When I think that is there, more of the other things. Universal. Vietnam, the the D'Oasivik, and the Malady of Parkinson.

To that's a jutetes on the enormous characterism,

the fact that was very solemn and our sense of the moor.

You all that represented them, that was my amel alie.

Of what's your view unto you more particularly

on its par?

On the Vietnam,

position that the prison has had been

a couple of persons who has been unique years

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