Never forgotten
Muhammad showed us what it looks like to give everything. Every single time.

Sport
1942 – 2016 · aged 74 · Boxer
“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.”
Portrait: Ira Rosenberg, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Remember Muhammad
Latest: Meredith Norman
lit a candle 14d ago
Muhammad Ali won the heavyweight title three times, refused to be drafted for the Vietnam War at the cost of his prime years, and became one of the most recognised people on earth. He lived with Parkinson's disease for more than three decades.
“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.”
Memories, thanks and farewells from the people Muhammad touched.
Muhammad showed us what it looks like to give everything. Every single time.
The world is a little quieter today.
Well put.
I never met Muhammad, but I feel like I grew up with them. Thank you for being part of my life.
Thank you for the memories, champion.
This made me cry. Thank you.
This made me cry. Thank you.
Some people leave a mark on the world that doesn't fade. Muhammad was one of them.
Yes. This.
I keep coming back to this page. It helps to know so many others feel the same.
Couldn't agree more.
Rest well, Muhammad. The work is done, and it was good.
I met Muhammad once, very briefly, and they were kind to a nervous stranger. That's what I'll remember.
Muhammad Ali will be remembered long after the rest of us are forgotten. That's what greatness looks like.
I feel exactly the same way.
Lighting a candle from Japan. Muhammad meant a great deal to a lot of us here.
Thank you for sharing this.
My dad and I disagreed on everything except Muhammad.
There are people you assume will always be there. Losing Muhammad feels like losing a piece of the furniture of the world.
My dad introduced me to Muhammad's work when I was a kid. We talked about it for hours. Today I'm thinking of both of them.
182 people are remembering Muhammad here. Light a candle when words are hard. It stays here.
Be the first to give.
Well put.
Sending love from Spain.