I went home that night dreaming about becoming a professional boxer.

The first thing I thought was my dad would not like it.

So I was a world champion and he says, you know, I was wrong.

You can fight and women can fight and I'm proud of you and he started crying.

He was so emotional and we both got emotional because I had told myself I don't care what he thinks,

but I cared.

But it's my dad, and he's the greatest of all time.

Of course I want his respect.

I am Mohammed Ali's daughter.

I always had a fighting spirit and what I mean by that is I had no fear.

You're never going to be faced with something harder than you can actually overcome.

You've just heard a few clips here from my conversation with Leila Ali, the daughter of the

most iconic sportsman of the 20th century, the legendary Muhammad Ali. Leila herself is one of the most successful female boxers in the sports history,

a four-way world champion with an unblemished record of 24 wins and no losses.

So this was a really rich, fascinating discussion with Leila where we spoke about the

lessons that her father, the great Muhammad Ali passed on to her.

We speak about learning to find your own lane and

blaze your own trail. And finally, how do you pick yourself up on the canvas when boxing and

sometimes life can put you there.

All of that coming up now,

Layor Ali on high performance.

So Layla, it's a real privilege to have you here and we were just talking that we have common ground that I, so my dad was a boxing coach and my playground was a boxing gym as a kid and not only were you an incredible undefeated four-time world champion yourself

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