1. Muhammad Ali and Cassius Clay are one and the same.

2. Boxing in the early 60s', largely controlled by the Mob, was in a moribund state until Muhammad Ali—Cassius Clay, in those days—appeared on the scene.

3. Cassius Clay captured the heavy weight title and changed his name to Muhammad Ali. Martin Luther King, Jr.

4. On February 25, 1964, a young boxer named Cassius Clay faced off against Sonny Liston, the heavyweight champion of the world.

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5. Cassius Clay was born on Jan. 17, 1942, in racially segregated Louisville, Kentucky Though from a poor black family, he went on to become arguably1 the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time.

6. Cassius Clay was born on Jan. 17, 1942, in racially segregated Louisville, Kentucky.

7. He changed him name from Cassius Clay - his "slave name" - when he converted to Islam in 1964.

8. Cassius Clay captured the heavy weight title and changed his name to Muhammad Ali.

9. As the kid screamed in pain, Miles laughed and danced around like Cassius Clay.

10. “Look,” said her mother, standing in the doorway, “that’s Cassius Clay.”

11. In Louisville, Kentucky, housing projects, including the one where Cassius Clay grew up, have been redesigned with a focus on health.