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October 29, 2007 Ken Regan made a name for himself as a boxing photographer in 1964, when he shot Cassius Clay's shocking defeat of Sonny Liston for SI. Since then Regan has captured the sport's greatest figures (clockwise from top...
January 22, 2007 | KARL TARO GREENFELD Prize Pictures
January 22, 2007 | KARL TARO GREENFELD Newfound images document the time when Muhammad Ali, 65 this week, began to transform sports and popular culture
December 18, 2006 2006
Once there was sports and there was entertainment, and, aside from The White
Shadow or the occasional chat between Muhammad Ali and Johnny Carson, the twain
rarely met. Things are different now. Sports...
November 06, 2006 | Adam Duerson WHAT WAS it that Muhammad Ali once boasted? That he could float like a butterfly and sing like a bee? Not exactly, but in a new book former Esquire art director George Lois argues that the Greatest was the first...
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