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Officially, four times. The men responsible were Sonny Banks, Henry Cooper, Joe Frazier and Chuck Wepner. Shavers knocked Ali down during their fight but the ref ruled it a slip. Hope this helped! :)
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Are any boxers Muslim?
There are many boxers from a Muslim background. The most famous of Muslim boxers was the world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali.
Which King has promoted boxers such as Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson?
don king
Was Muhammad Ali a solid 190cm or do all boxers exaggerate their height if so why?
He was 191 centimeters.
Why did athletes look up to Muhammad Ali?
because he was one of the greatest boxers of all time
How many children does Muhammad Ali have?
Muhammad Ali has 9 children
Muhammad Ali how many wiwes he had?
Muhammad Ali had 4 wives ...
Who were some of the popular boxers in the 1960's?
Muhammad ali Floyd Patterson joe frazier Henry cooper (in the UK) dick tiger emile griffith nino benvenuti bob foster rubin "hurricane" carter eder jofre vincente saldivar
What is mohammeds the famous boxers first name?
I do believe you are talking about Muhammad Ali probably the most famous and influential American boxer. His first name is Muhammad.
Is Muhammad Ali blind?
no he is not blind but ali was diagnosed with parkinsons syndrome in 1984, a disease for which those subject to severe head trauma, such as boxers, are many times more susceptible.ALI IS DA GREATEST OF ALL TIME!
Who was Muhammad Ali boxers family?
Children:Laila Ali,Hana Ali,Asaad Amin,Khaliah Ali,Muhammad Ali Jr.,Rasheda Ali,Jamillah Ali,Miya Ali,Maryum AliSpouse:Yolonda Williams(m. 1986),Veronica Porsche Ali(m. 1977–1986),Belinda Boyd(m. 1967–1977),Sonji Roi(m. 1964–1966)
Was Muhammad Ali the only pro boxer to never be knocked out?
Ali was TKO'd by Frasier. Other boxers have gone without being knocked out Calzahgi, Mayweather, Rocky Marciano.
Name the boxers that Will Smith and Denzel Washington have portrayed respectively?
Will Smith portrayed Muhammad Ali, Denzel portrayed Roberto Duran.
