VERONA, N.Y. – It was obvious from the beginning of their fight Saturday night that Yves Ulysse Jr. was much stronger than Zachary Ochoa. By the seventh round, their power disparity became scary. Ulysse hurt Ochoa with a right hand with just over two minutes to go in the seventh round...
2017’s photographs feature highlights from the past three years LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (March 2, 2017) — The Muhammad Ali Center’s annual international photography contest and exhibition, Shining a Light, opens on March 8th, International Women’s Day.
NABF President Duane Ford announced today a change to the Female Division. After three and a half years as Chairperson of the NABF Female Committee, Paula Mclellan has stepped aside to take care of business in her personal life.
REVISED. THE BBBofC IS ONE OF THE BETTER BOXING COMMISSIONS IN THE WORLD. HOWEVER, CHANGE IN THE MODERN WORLD IS NECESSARY. DEMOCRACY IN 2016 IS ESSENTIAL IN ALL SPORTS AND GOVERNMENTS.
THE BOXINGACTION EMPHATIC AND CONSIDERED ANSWER IS NO! HE IS NOT!
The following statement by Chris Sr. cannot be faulted with regard to his responsibility as the Father of his family. He is fully entitled to want his son Chris Jr.
Kelly Pryor will present on Friday, February 24th LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (February 8, 2017) — The Muhammad Ali Center is proud to announce its upcoming Daughters of Greatness presenter: Dr. Brandy Kelly Pryor.
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory and the Muhammad Ali Center to offer $5 Admission for Locals Louisville, KY (1-26-16) – Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory and the Muhammad Ali Center...
To Debut in Muhammad Ali’s Hometown in 2017 Six Week Festival Will Run from June 3-July 15 LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (January 25, 2017) —The previously announced “I Am Ali” festival, celebrating the legacy of native son and global humanitarian Muhammad Ali in his hometown of Louisville...
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (January 24, 2017) — The Muhammad Ali Center will host an Indie Lens Pop Up free film screening of The Bad Kids on January 31st in the Center’s auditorium at 6 p.m. While the film is free, registration is required.
