Ali

Ali (2001) traces the rise of Cassius Clay, the brash young boxer who won Olympic gold in 1964 and burst onto the professional scene with a dazzling blend of athletic prowess and charismatic bravado. As Muhammad Ali, he revolutionized public perceptions of African American athletes with his unyielding self-confidence and outspoken pride, declaring himself the greatest boxer ever. Yet at the zenith of his career, both his personal and professional worlds are put to the ultimate test, challenging the man behind the myth.