Significados de Cassius Clay en inglés

A picture of Cassius Clay standing over a concussed Sonny Liston.

Davy Ray would say later that it was like watching Cassius Clay in action.

Johnny looked as if he'd taken a Cassius Clay roundhouse punch to the noggin.

His braggadocio, even before he changed his name from Cassius Clay, startled white America.

Chubby Checker and Cassius Clay are the same man.

My daughter got nappy hair! he beamed, as if I'd meant to look like Cassius Clay.

The fight itself saw "Prince" Charles come to the ring like an own-brand Cassius Clay.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Ali, then Cassius Clay, and Floyd Patterson spar during their first fight, in 1965.

The great Muhammad Ali, who died this year, won the Olympic light-heavyweight title in 1960 as Cassius Clay.

BOXING: George Kimball recounts the story of the seminal Sonny Liston- Cassius Clay fight of February 1964 that changed boxing.

I remember hearing Wendell Phillips, Emerson, Cassius Clay, John P. Hale, Beecher, Fred Douglas, the Burleighs, Garrison, and others.

As Cassius Clay, the young Louisville fighter lit up his sport by winning an Olympic gold medal in Rome at 18.

Some, like boxing gold medallist Cassius Clay in 1960, use the Olympics as a platform for glory in a different arena.

He painted about a dozen portraits of Ali, Zabor said, befriending the boxer when he was still known as Cassius Clay.

Dining with Toombs in New York just after the event, he said to me: Seen the story about old Cassius Clay?

A young David Coleman interviewed the Beatles and heard how they met Cassius Clay in America just before he fought Sonny Liston.