Muhammad Ali passed away on Friday night at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona but his legacy will live on as an iconic and echoic memory.
Many of the photos involving the Greatest have and will continue to garner attention for the greatest photos in sporting history, so many more of his photographs might never receive as much attention.
Here are eight alternative photos that paint the Champ in a different light.
British boxer Henry Cooper (left) challenging World Heavyweight boxing Champion Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali), during the first round of their fight at the Arsenal Stadium, London. - Photo dates 1966
May 25, 1965 - Challenger Sonny Liston, left, ducks under a blow from heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali in the opening seconds of the first round of their title fight in Lewiston, Maine. Ali knocked Liston out in the first round to retain his title. The bout produced one of the strangest finishes in boxing history as well as one of sports most iconic moments. - Photo dates 1965
Cassius Clay predicts a fifth round win over Henry Cooper during a pre-fight lunch in the West End of London - Photo dates 1963
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who has died at 74. - Photo dates 1963
Cassius Clay, now Muhammad Ali, being knocked down by Henry Cooper during their fight at Wembley London. The pair are meeting up again this evening at Windsor this evening. - Photo dates 1963
British boxer Henry Cooper (left) challenging World Heavyweight boxing Champion Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali), during the first round of their fight at the Arsenal Stadium, London. - Photo dated 1966
Cassius Clay predicts he will beat World Champion Sonny Liston in eight rounds as he waits for his flight back to the USA after his fifth round victory over Henry Cooper - 1963
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali leaves his London hotel for early morning training in preparation for his title fight with Henry Cooper - 1966
Credit: All photos courtesy of PA Wire/Press Association Images
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