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Crossword clue for "ALI"

ALI: Athlete who boasted "I'm young; I'm handsome; I'm fast; I'm pretty and can't possibly be beat"

Other crossword clues for answer "ALI"

ALI: Float like a butterfly boxer; Actress and comedian Wong; Laila ___ who played Panda on "The Masked Singer"; Oscar-nominated role for Will Smith; USWNT defender Krieger; Rumble in the Jungle participant; The Greatest; Thrilla in Manila victor; 1996 Olympic torch lighter; Actress MacGraw; Fatima's husband; He "stung like a bee"; Muslim name; Ring legend; Ring rhymester; Rope-a-dope inventor; Ryan's "Love Story" co-star; Void; __ Baba; Arabian Nights figure, ___ Baba; Rope-a-dope master; When We Were Kings figure; When We Were Kings subject; Baba or MacGraw; Clay, today; MacGraw of movies; Ms. MacGraw; Poetic pugilist; Rope-a-dope exponent; When We Were Kings boxer; Boxer known as "The Greatest"; Ring great; Will Smith film; Will Smith role in 2001; Won the "Thrilla in Manila"; Spinks defeater, 1978; Foreman's superior; Comedian Wong who filmed her debut special while seven months pregnant; Comedian Wong who starred in {/Always Be My Maybe/}; Thrilla in Manila and Rumble in the Jungle participant; Athlete who said, "A man who has no imagination has no wings"; Tatyana of {/The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air/}; Da ___ G Show; Boxer who lit the Olympic torch in Atlanta; Clay v. United States 1971 Supreme Court appellant; Moonlight actor Mahershala; Muhammad ___ Jr. (boxer's son and frequent airport detainee); TV personality Fedotowsky; Boxing legend who went 1-3 in his last four bouts; U.S. hurdler and Rio silver medalist Nia with a bright future in crosswords; Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse actor Mahershala; Boxer who refused the draft; Coltrane drummer Rashied; Comic Wong; Figure who said "Don't count the days, make the days count"; He played himself in the "Diff'rent Strokes" episode titled "Arnold's Hero"; Louisville's Muhammad ___ International Airport; Undefeated boxer Laila; True Detective star Mahershala; Boxer who changed his name from Clay; Mahershala of "Moonlight"; Comedian Wong; Laila who was undefeated in the ring; Noted conscientious objector Muhammad; ___ Abdul (Player 199 in "Squid Game"); 2001 biopic; Larter of TV's Heroes; Heroes star Larter; Man, I ain't got no quarrel with them Vietcong speaker; Real Money With ___ Velshi (Al Jazeera America show); The Bachelorette bachelorette Fedotowsky; A Tribe Called Quest's DJ ___ Shaheed Muhammad; Activist Ayaan Hirsi ___; Athlete who was friends with Malcolm X; Baba who stole from 40 thieves; Boxer known for conscientious objection; Boxer who said "The man who has no imagination has no wings"; Boxer who told Will Smith "you ain't pretty enough to play me"; Christina Aguilera's "Burlesque" role; Fighter with the career stat 56-5; His record was 56-5; Host of CNN's "Your $$$$$"___ Velshi; Larter of the "Resident Evil" series; Legend in the ring; Lindsay Lohan's sister; Lindsay Lohan's younger sister; Model/actress Landry; U.S. Women's National Soccer Team star Krieger; UB40 singer Campbell; UB40's lead singer Campbell; US Women's soccer star Krieger; Underground rapper Brother ___; Yemen president ___ Abdullah Saleh; Outspoken boxer; Moonlight Oscar-nominee Mahershala; Boxer who said "don't count the days, make the days count"; Boxer/conscientious objector; His pallbearers included Will Smith and Mike Tyson; The Louisville Lip, for a while; Rah ___ (Nicki Minaj BFF); Stand-up comic Wong; Phantom punch thrower; Stand-up comic Macofsky; TV actress Wentworth; WWE star Mustafa ___; Comedian Hassan; The IHOP Papers author Liebegott; Cricket star Moeen ___; Baba; Heavyweight great; Son-in-law of Muhammad; Baba, for one; Caliph's middle name?; Hollywood's MacGraw; Ring master?; Storied Baba; Champ who rhymed; Former ring king; Islam's fourth caliph; Biopic of 2001; Clay with a new name; Will Smith biopic; The Greatest boxer; Clay, since 1963; Hogan's "American Gladiators" co-host; Muhammad or Laila; Boxing legend; Larter of "Heroes"; Muslim caliph; Biopic with Will Smith; Boxing biopic; Frazier fighter; Will Smith role; The Louisville Lip; Cosell interviewee; Cosell sparring partner; Frazier foe; Husband of Fatima; Larter or Landry; Will Smith title role; Aladdin prince; Clay, these days; MacGraw of Love Story; MacGraw on film; Boxer Smith played; ___ Baba; Krieger of the U.S. women's national soccer team; Mehmet _____ Agca, attempted assassin whom Pope John Paul II forgave for trying to kill him; Clay, nowadays; Mr. Baba; When We Were Kings athlete; 1996 Olympic torchbearer; 2001 Michael Mann film; 2005 Medal of Freedom recipient; Liaquat ___ Khan (Pakistan's first prime minister); Muhammad's true successor, according to Shiites; Caliph called "the Lion of God"; Michael Mann movie; 2001 Will Smith biopic; Clay, after being altered; Arabian Nights character ___ Baba; Son-in-law of the prophet Muhammad; 2001 biopic starring Will Smith; Laila of the ring; 2001 biopic directed by Michael Mann; Early follower of Muhammad; 1975 opponent of Frazier; CNN correspondent Velshi; His name was once Cassius X; Inventor of the rope-a-dope; There are more pleasant things to do than beat up people speaker; ___ Shar ("One Thousand and One Nights" character); Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth speaker; The Soul of a Butterfly memoirist; Famous threatener of Cosell's toupee; It's not bragging if you can back it up speaker; Prince in Disney's "Aladdin"; 2001 sports biopic; Biopic starring Will Smith; Boxing's "Louisville Lip"; Clay, after a conversion; Manila victor of 1975; _____ Rap (2006 ESPN documentary); First male to convert to Islam after Muhammad, to some; Pioneer of hip-hop, many say; Whom Bill Clinton eulogized as a "universal soldier for our common humanity"; House of Cards actor Mahershala _____; I'll never let anyone talk me into not believing in myself speaker; _____, bomaye! (chant at a 1974 sporting event); 1997 Arthur Ashe Courage Award recipient; Notable attendee of Joe Frazier's 2011 funeral; I'm so mean I make medicine sick speaker; Special guest referee at Wrestlemania I; Noted victor in a 1974 Zaire battle; I'm so great I don't have a mark on my face speaker; He once said that he "handcuffed lightning, thrown thunder in jail"; About Will Smith, he said, "I even thought he was me"; LL Cool J name-checked him in "Mama Said Knock You Out"; One who famously compared himself to two insects; He dethroned Foreman; He floated like a butterfly; He floored Foreman in Zaire; Son-in-law of Mohammed; Three-time heavyweight boxing champ; Rope-a-dope boxer; Sting like a bee boxer; ___ Baba and the Forty Thieves; 1974 comeback fighter; Atlanta Olympic flame lighter; Clay, after the name change; Eloquent boxer; Former heavyweight champ; Iranian president Rafsanjani; Muhammad in the ring; One of the Babas; Rhyming boxing champ; Arabian Nights name; Thrilla in Manila winner; Fatima's spouse; He thrilled 'em in Manila; MacGraw of "Goodbye, Columbus"; Ring king with a sting; Fresh Prince of Bel Air actress Tatyana; Baba beginning; Clay, after a name change; He whipped Foreman in '74; Retired boxing icon; Rope-a-dope pugilist; 1996 Olympic cauldron lighter; Bard of boxing; He lit the 1996 Olympics flame; He was thrice the champ; Self-proclaimed "greatest"; Son-in-law of Mohammad; Spinks opponent of 1978; When We Were Kings profilee; 2001 Will Smith movie; 2001 movie bio; Boxer whose daughter is also a boxer; Boxer whose name is hidden in eight answers; Boxer with a "sting like a bee"; Fabled woodcutter ___ Baba; Foreman's 1974 superior; Forty Thieves foe; His last match was against Berbick; Scheherazade protagonist; Boxer Laila; Clay, now; Prince of "Aladdin"; Remodeled Clay?; Title role for Will Smith; Winner of the "Thrilla in Manila"; Lighter of the 1996 Olympic torch; Smith portrayal of 2001; He had a "sting like a bee"; He won the "Thrilla in Manila"; Ring king; Thrilla in Manila boxer; When We Were Kings king; 2001 film about a boxer; Biopic that starred Will Smith; Boxer from Louisville; Boxer known as the "Louisville Lip"; Boxer known for rhymes; Clay, since 1964; First name in Scheherazade's tales; He used to "sting like a bee"; Holmes was his last opponent; International Boxing Hall of Fame charter member; Ring king born Cassius Clay; Subject of a museum in Louisville, Kentucky; Frazier's "Thrilla in Manila" foe; Open, sesame! sayer; Rumble in the Jungle boxer; Sting like a bee athlete; Laila in the ring; Will Smith biopic of 2001; Will Smith title role of 2001; Actress Larter of "Heroes"; Frazier foe, once; Retired boxer with a win-loss record of 56-5; Ring leader, once; Sports Illustrated's 1999 "Sportsman of the Century"; Will Smith portrayal; Boxer who carried a torch at the 1996 Olympics; Boxing family name; Champ from Louisville; Former champ with a Presidential Medal of Freedom; Sports Illustrated named him Sportsman of the Century; Thief thwarter Baba; The Greatest subject; The Greatest: My Own Story author; The Mouth That Roared; Big name in pugilism; Boxer called "The Greatest"; Clay, after 1964; Famed fighter in the ring; Longtime Frazier foe; Pro who packed a punch; Pugilist Laila; ___ G (HBO character); Fight of the Century participant; The Rumble in the Jungle boxer; Thrilla in Manila participant; 2001 Will Smith role; Clay's chosen name; He licked Liston; Three-time Frazier foe; Prince ___ ("Aladdin" song); ___, boom-ba-yay (Rumble in the Jungle chant); Biopic role for Will Smith; Boxer nicknamed "The Greatest"; Boxer who boasted "If you even dream of beating me you'd better wake up and apologize"; Boxer who won a gold medal at the 1960 Summer Games as Cassius Clay; First fighter to KO Liston; Former CNN business anchor Velshi; Former pugilist Laila; Laila who won her first prizefight in 31 seconds; Quarry beater in 1970; Sports Illustrated's 1974 Sportsman of the Year; Arabic name that means "exalted"; Boxer portrayed in a 2001 biopic; Boxing name of fame; Former boxer Laila; Frequent Cosell interviewee; MacGraw of "Goodbye, Columbus" and "Love Story"; Rumble in the Jungle winner; Sportsman of the Century, per Sports Illustrated in 1999; ___ Khamenei (Supreme Leader of Iran); I Am ___ (2014 documentary about a famous boxer); It's hard to be humble, when you're as great as I am speaker; The Trials of Muhammad ___ (2013 documentary); Thrilla in Manila combatant; Actress Tatyana; Athlete who was the subject of a 2001 biopic; Clay transformation?; Foreman foe; Foreman's "Rumble in the Jungle" foe; He perfected the rope-a-dope; He was Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Century; Poetic boxer; He messed up Foreman's grill; <<NO CLUE>>; Boxer Muhammad; Pugilistic legend; Actress Larter; Lindsay's little sis; Smith part; Fetch Clay, Make Man character; How To Be Both author Smith; 13-Across's role in "The Greatest"; He was originally named for Henry Clay's second cousin; Larter of "Legends"; Tatyana of "Second Generation Wayans"; Boxer who asked "How come the white cake can't be the devil food cake?"; Defeater of Frazier-Lyde in 2001; He reportedly injured a stone, hospitalized a brick, murdered a rock, and made medicine sick; Speaker of the quote "Black, confident, cocky; my name, not yours; my religion, not yours; my goals, my own; get used to me"; Boxer who recorded an album about fighting tooth decay; Mahershala in "House of Cards"; Baby Cobra comedian Wong; Mahershala in movies; Frazier's ring rival; The Champ; Baba of fable; Baba of story; Bee-butterfly man; Boxing's "greatest"; Clay, later; Floater and stinger; Foe of Frazier; Open Sesame speaker; Actress MacGraw^AL; Boxing's big name; Dethroner of Liston, 1964; Louisville slugger?; Muhammad; Outspoken fighter; She played Jenny in "Love Story"; Three-time heavy weight champ; Acrtress MacGraw; Boxing bigwig; His won-lost record was 55-5; He knocked out Foreman on 10/29/74; Thrilla in Manilla boxer; 40-Across participant, often; Ring leader?; Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee boxer; The greatest, in his prime; Boxing immortal; Cocky boxer; He worked on canvases; The Greatest in the ring; Film in which Jon Voight played Howard Cosell; Star in the ring; Laila of boxing; Laila of pugilism; Old ring leader?; Baba not au rhum?; Rhyming boxer; Sacha Baron Cohen persona __ G; Talkative fighter; Thriller in Manila; Aladdin hero; Rumble in the Jungle name; Baba with magic words; Boxer played by Smith; Frazier rival; He was the first to beat Foreman; Louisville's __ Center, cultural attraction; Baba of fiction; Muhammad with gloves; I ain't got no quarrel with the Viet Cong speaker; __ Baba Bunny: classic Bugs cartoon; Baba who stole from thieves; Model Landry; Ring icon; Self-proclaimed "Greatest" boxer; Three-time '60s-'70s heavyweight champ; If you even dream of beating me you'd better wake up and apologize boaster; Baba who tangled with thieves; Ex-boxer Laila; Fighter who was a dove; Rhyming fighter; See 109-Down; With 1-Down, discoverer of cave treasure; American Gladiators co-host Laila; Rumble in the Jungle champ; Baba of folklore; Baba the woodcutter; Baba with an ax; Fighter formerly known as Clay; Sports Illustrated named him Sportsman of the Century in 1999; Thrilla in Manila fighter; Woodcutter Baba; 2001 boxing biopic; Baba who outwitted thieves; Boxer played by Will Smith; Frazier's Fight of the Century foe; One-time ring king; Poetic fighter; Sacha Baron Cohen's "Da __ G Show"; Fight of the Century contender; Baba or a boxer; Rumble in the Jungle fighter; Big ring name; Legendary fighter; Prince __: "Aladdin" song; Late, great boxer; With 10-Across, "Open sesame" sayer; Boxer with feats of Clay?; Fighter eulogized by Bill Clinton, among others; Liston opponent; Memorable fighter; Quotable boxer; Hidden Figures actor Mahershala __; Moonlight Oscar winner Mahershala __; Actor Mahershala of Netflix's "Luke Cage"; Foreman rival; Memorable boxer; Muhammad in a ring; See 83-Across; Green Book Oscar winner Mahershala __; Moonlight Oscar winner Mahershala; True Detective star Mahershala __; 3-Down pugilist; Baba among thieves; Baba in a cave; Boxer who beat Frazier twice; Boxer who proclaimed, "I am the greatest!"; Lord of the ring?; Mahershala of "True Detective"; Muhammad's son-in-law; Baby Cobra stand-up comedian Wong; Green Book Oscar winner Mahershala; The Rookie actress Larter; Actor Mahershala; Big name in Islam; Dethroner of Foreman; Former boxer Laila who wrote "Food for Life"; Journalist Velshi of MSNBC; Oscar winner Mahershala; Baby Cobra comic Wong; MSNBC co-anchor __ Velshi; Oscar winner Mahershala __; Ring star; Whom Clay became; Wong of "American Housewife"; __ Ewoldt, first Asian-American to play Christine in Broadway's "Phantom"; ... butterfly ... bee boxer; Always Be My Maybe actress/writer Wong; I'm so mean, I make medicine sick boxer; Oklahoma! Tony winner Stroker; Paper Girls actress Wong; Boxer who said, "It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am"; Clay became him; Clay, beginning in 1964; Larter of "Resident Evil" films; Mahershala of "Green Book"; Mahershala of "House of Cards"; See 47-Across; Velshi of MSNBC; Beef actress Wong; Frazier opponent; Soccer star Krieger; Wong of "Always Be My Maybe"; Beef Emmy winner Wong; Leave the World Behind actor Mahershala; The Greatest memoirist; 2001 film depicting the Rumble in the Jungle; Arab name that means "high"; Boxer who said, "The will must be stronger than the skill"; Important figure in Shia Islam; Lord of the rings?; MSNBC's Velshi; Mahershala who was the first Muslim performer to win an Oscar; Mahershala with two Oscars; Wong of "Beef"; Wong of "Birds of Prey"; Liston beater in '65; Will Smith movie; Will Smith role of 2001; '70s boxing champ; 1996 Olympics flame lighter; First boxer in the US Olympics Hall of Fame; Mideast honorific; Ring retiree of '79; Ring rhymer; Aladdin character; Rope-a-dope practitioner; Aladdin role; Foreman opponent, once; Jenny in "Love Story"; MacGraw or Baba; Ryan's "Love Story" partner; Prince __ ("Aladdin" tune); Sports Illustrated's Athlete of the Century; Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Century; Boxing great; Liston beater; Mideast prename; Ring name; She was Jenny Cavilleri; Spinks defeater; Joe Frazier rival; Three-time boxing champ; Scheherazade hero; 2001 role for Will Smith; Recent Will Smith role; Ryan costar of '69; Smith role; Thrilla in Manila name; Foreman beater; Name meaning "the highest"; Rumble in the Jungle victor; Boxer with 37 KOs; Moslem prename; Muhammad __; Thrilla in Manila principal; Foreman adversary; Frazier defeater; George Foreman adversary; He fought Foreman; Aladdin protagonist; '60s heavyweight champ; Arabic for "the highest"; Arabic prename; Boxing Hall of Famer; Joe Frazier foe; Will Smith film of 2001; Will Smith film role; Olympic flame lighter at Atlanta; Ring master of yore; His hands can't hit what his eyes can't see speaker; I beat people up sayer (1977); 1,001 Nights honorific; BBC's Sports Personality of the Century; Common Arabic prename; Medal of Freedom athlete (2005); Oscar-nominated role for Smith; Prince in "Aladdin"; Real-life Superman opponent in a '78 comic book; Will Smith Oscar-nominated role; 2001 Will Smith title role; Foreman opponent; Liston defeater; __ Center (Louisville museum); 37-time "Sports Illustrated" cover figure; Focus of a Louisville museum; Foreman beater in '74; Poet in the ring; SI's Athlete of the Century; Smith title role; American Gladiators cohost; Foreman's foe in Zaire; Joe Frazier's ring rival; Pugilist from Louisville; Pugilistic poet; Rhymer in the ring; __ Baba ("Arabian Nights" hero); '70s heavyweight champ; Boxer with a Louisville museum; Focus of a Louisville cultural center; __ Baba ("Arabian Nights" character); The Soul of a Butterfly autobiographer; __ Baba and the Forty Thieves; Baba of "Arabian Nights"; Common Arab given name; Memorable press-conference rhymer; Will Smith biopic role; Boxing great Muhammad __; Float like a butterfly guy; Quipster who "handcuffed lightning"; Smith biopic role; Arabian Nights prename; '70s ring king; Boxer Muhammad __; Boxer said to "sting"; Foe of Frazier and Foreman; Former foe of Frazier and Foreman; Subject of the kids' book "Twelve Rounds to Glory"; __ Baba and the 40 Thieves; Exalted, in Islam; LeRoy Neiman subject; Name meaning "high"; Subject of Mailer's "The Fight"; I beat people up boxer; Soul of a Butterfly autobiographer; Baba of the Arabian Nights; Common Arab prename; Three-time ring king; __ Baba (40 thieves' adversary); __ Baba (forty thieves adversary); I got no quarrel with them Vietcong speaker; 1,001 Nights name; Arabian Nights guy __ Baba; Biopic with Malcolm X and Dr. King; Common Muslim name; Forty thieves opponent __ Baba; He said "I'm so mean I make medicine sick" (1974); Louisville's Muhammad __ Boulevard; Louisville's Muhammad __ Center; Self-styled stinger; Socker played by Smith; Two-Oscar actor of the 2010s; Will Smith boxer role; Moonlight Oscar winner; The greatest, per himself; Arabian Nights' __ Baba; Fighter who created the "Me? / Whee!" poem (1975); First Muslim with an acting Oscar (2017); Ring great Muhammad; With 1 Down, "Open sesame" sayer; I'm the fastest thing on two feet speaker; 40-time "Sports Illustrated" cover subject (1963-2016); Boxing great Muhammad ___; Icon known for bouts and boasts; Poet "so mean, I make medicine sick"; Poetic boxing great; Two-Oscar actor Mahershala; With 91 Across, legendary woodcutter; __ Baba (Arabian Nights guy); He used to have seconds; Patterson conquerer; Torch lighter at the 1996 Olympics; 2001 film featuring Jon Voight as Howard Cosell; Bard of the ring; Dundee trained him; Loser of "The Fight of the Century," March 8, 1971; Role for Smith in 2001; Timbuktu conquerer Sonni ___; I am the greatest speaker; '80s Giants kicker Haji-Sheikh; 1974 winner of the Hickok Belt for top professional athlete of the year; Boxer who lost "The Drama in the Bahamas" in 1981; Boxer whose record was 56-5 with 37 KOs; Film featuring Mykelti Williamson as Don King; HBO's "Da ___ G Show"; Subject of David Remnick's 1998 biography "King of the World"; Subject of the 75-pound book "GOAT"; My toughest fight was with my first wife speaker; When you're as great as I am, it's hard to be humble speaker; ___ Baba Goes to Town (1937 Eddie Cantor film); 2001 film directed by Michael Mann; Four-time winner of Ring magazine's Fighter of the Year award in the 1970s; He's on the Madison Square Garden Walk of Fame; He's pictured on the cover of the book "Ghosts of Manila"; Million-dollar Baba?; She played Jennifer in "Love Story"; Subject of the book "Sting Like a Bee"; U.N. Messenger of Peace appointee in 1998; 2005 Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient; Ben ___ (1886 Kentucky Derby winner); CNN business anchor Velshi; Cover subject of the April 1968 issue of Esquire; He's second to Jordan in Sports Illustrated cover appearances; Kristofferson's costar in the TV movie "Freedom Road"; Louisville's ___ Center; Pugilist Muhammad; Subject matter, with Cosell, of the book "Sound and Fury"; Subject of the book "Loser and Still Champion"; Three-time opponent of Frazier; ___ by Adidas (line of sports apparel); I'll beat him so bad he'll need a shoehorn to put his hat on boaster; 1977 Warhol subject; 1996 Miss USA winner Landry; 2001 film featuring Mario Van Peebles as Malcolm X; Eponym of a Parkinson research center in Phoenix; Frazier's "Thrilla in Manila" opponent; He knocked out Liston in the first round on May 25, 1965; See 30-Down; She finished third behind Ohno and Fatone on "Dancing With the Stars"; The ___ shuffle; Turkish military governor ___ Pasha; Two-time Quarry opponent; X contemporary; Bush's nickname for senator Barbara Boxer; Foreman fighter; Frequent LeRoy Neiman subject; Norton contemporary; Pakistani president Asif ___ Zardari; Rap duo ___ & Gipp; Singer/actress Lohan; Slugger from Louisville; Actor Mahershalalhashbaz ___ of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"; The Lion of God. (602?–661).; Eastern name.; Fourth caliph.; Mohammed's adopted son.; Oriental name.; Outwitter of forty thieves.; Stepbrother of Fatima.; The Fourth Caliph.; Arabian caliph, died 661.; Foster-brother of Fatima.; Mohammed's son-in-law.; Stepbrother if Fatima.; ___ Rajpur, native State of India.; Fourth Arabian Caliph.; The Lion of Janina.; The fourth caliph (600–63).; ___ Rajpur, Indian state.; Mahomet's son-in-law.; ___ Bey.; Asaf ___, India's Ambassador to U. S.; Character in "Arabian Nights."; ___ Pasha.; Errol Flynn's role in "Kim."; He said "Sesame."; Liaquat ___ Khan.; Arabian name.; Indian name.; Liaquat ___ Khan of Pakistan.; Mahbub in "Kim."; Mohammedan name.; Pakistan's Liaquat ___ Khan.; ___ Razmara, late of Iran.; Cassim Baba's brother.; The late Liaquat ___.; ___ Razmara.; Arabian Nights” character. nyt 1953 ALI Arabian boy. nyt 1953 ALI Baba or Pasha. nyt 1953 ALI Eastern name. nyt 1953 ALI Islamic name. nyt 1953 ALI Oriental name. nyt 1953 ALI Oriental name. nyt 1953 ALI Oriental name. nyt 1953 ALI Oriental name. nyt 1953 ALI Scheherazade hero. nyt 1953 ALI Woodcutter hero. nyt 1953 ALI ___ Baba. nyt 1953 ALIA Inter ___ (among other things). nyt 1953 ALIA Inter ___ (among other things): Latin. nyt 1953 ALIA Inter ___ (among others): Latin. nyt 1953 ALIAS Information on a rogues' gallery card. nyt 1953 ALIAS Underworld monicker."; The Lion of God.” nyt 1954 ALI Arabic name. nyt 1954 ALI Caliph's name. nyt 1954 ALI Common name in Arabia. nyt 1954 ALI Eastern name. nyt 1954 ALI Eastern name. nyt 1954 ALI Eastern name. nyt 1954 ALI Levantine name. nyt 1954 ALI One of the Babas. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___ (among other things): Lat. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___ (among other things): Lat. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___ (among other things): Lat. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIA Inter ___. nyt 1954 ALIAS Assumed name. nyt 1954 ALIAS Assumed name. nyt 1954 ALIAS Otherwise called. nyt 1954 ALIAS Rogues' gallery notation. nyt 1954 ALIASES Disguises. nyt 1954 ALIBABA Hero of an ancient tale. nyt 1954 ALIBI A well-known Ike."; Brother of Cassim.; Catcher of forty thieves.; Character in "Kim."; Common Arabic name.; Islamic name.; Mohammed ___ of Pakistan.; Mohammed ___, Pakistan Premier.; Kim character.; Arab name.; Arabian Nights character.; Mirza Baba.; Moslem name.; Caliph's name.; Foiler of forty thieves.; Arabic name.; Common Moslem name.; Mohammed ___ Jinnah, founder of Pakistan.; Mohammed ___.; Sesame user.; Sicilian cape.; Asian name.; Cousin of Mahomet.; Mehemet ___.; Oriental cognomen.; Son-in-law of Mahomet.; Cousin of Mohammed.; Character in "Lawrence of Arabia."; Mohammed ___ Jinnah.; Morgiana's master.; Muhammed ___.; Name in 39 Across.; Levantine name.; Muhammad ___; Oriental hero.; Pasha's name; Shiite caliph; Arab caliph.; Name for Clay; Caliph; Name in boxing; Boxing name; Ex-heavyweight champ; Loser to Frazier; MacGraw; Muhammad of ring; Objective; Cassius Clay; Cassius, today; Heavyweight name; Lion of God; Miss MacGraw; Pasha; Baba or Pasha; Clay's new name; Ring champ; Fight-game name; Open sesame lad; Much-traveled fighter; Potent pugilist; With 44 Down, Albanian mountaineer's hero; Loser to Spinks; Possibly the world's most famous man; Ring king before Spinks; Winner in Mailer's "The Fight"; Former champ; Hero of a Sheed book; Liston's conqueror; Pasha or Baba; Three-time champ; A Baba; Loser to Holmes; Ryan's girl in "Love Story"; Shiites' saint; Arena attraction for decades; He won in Zaire: 1974; Holmes called him "The Oldest"; Boxer from Clay Center?; Deposed ring king; Erstwhile ring master; Foiler of 40 felons; Former ring master; His ring cycle has ended; Prophet Mohammed's son-in-law; Ring master, once; World-famous athlete; A predecessor of Holmes; Ex-ring master; Fourth caliph of Islam; He won the Manila thriller; Clay, presently; Winner at Madison Square Garden: Sept. 1977; World-famous retiree; A.k.a. The Greatest; Bandleader Bardu ___; Quarry's quarry: 1970; Sheed subject; Spinks was once his jinx; Subject of a Sheed book; ___ Pasha, The Lion of Janina; Fath ___, Shah of Persia: 1797–1835; Fath ___, former Shah of Persia; Foreman's opponent in Zaire; Winner over Foreman in Zaire; Foreman floorer in 1974; Former ring star; He was a thriller in Manila; Recliner; Victor in Zaire: 1974; Wilfred Sheed subject; Caliph or pugilist; Famed ex-boxer; Famed ring name; Retired ring master; Manila thriller winner: 1975; Famed boxer; Former boxing champ; Former boxing champion; MacGraw of films; The Greatest, once; Fath ___, former Shah; The Lion of God; Fighter of the Century; He once had feet of Clay; Receiver of "Fighter of the Century" award; Sting like a bee champion; Benazir's father; Champion crowned 10/30/74; Comeback victor of 1974; Heavyweight poet; Winner in Zaire, 10/30/74; Prince _____ ("Aladdin" song); 109 + 77; N.F.L. kicker ____ Haji-Sheikh; Poetic boxing champ; She was Jenny in "Love Story"; Star of "The Greatest"; True successor to the prophet, in Shiism; Woodcutter in a children's story; One called "The Lion of God"; Onetime butterfly-bee analogist; Richard's "Goodbye, Columbus" co-star; 1,001 Arabian Nights hero; Baritone in Rabaud's "Marouf"; Champ of 10/30/74; Champion of 10/30/74; He KO'd Quarry, 10/26/70; Loser to Norton, 1973; Subject of a 1996 Oscar-winning documentary; The People's Champ; Mârouf baritone; The Martyrdom of ___ (classic Muslim work); He K.O.'d Foreman 10/30/74; The self-proclaimed "Greatest"; Winner of 10/30/74; 7th-century Arab caliph; He KO'd Foreman; Successor to the Prophet, in Islam; The Martyrdom of ___ (Muslim classic); Noted 1964 convert to Islam; Pop singer Tatyana; Role in Rabaud's "Mârouf"; ___ Hakim ("Oklahoma!" character); Boxer Laila ___; Clay, after transformation; Clay, eventually; Comeback maker of 10/30/74; Foreman KO'er; Former ring leader; Longtime ring champ; Pugilist poet; Actress/singer Tatyana ___; Berbick beat him in 1981; Boxing legend Muhammad; Champ who could "sting like a bee"; His won-lost record was 56-5; Noted knocker-outer; Fresh Prince of Bel Air co-star Tatyana ___; Foreman KO'er, 1974; Iraq's Imam ___ Mosque; Subject of the biography "Float Like a Butterfly"; ___ Baba and the 40 Thieves; A caliph of Islam; Boxing great Muhammad; He put people on the ropes; Poetry-spouting pugilist; Tatyana of "Fresh Prince of Bel Air"; Tomb of ___, in Najaf, Iraq; Ayatollah ___ Khamenei; Cousin of Muhammad; He KO'd Foreman in '74; He could "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee"; Iranian ayatollah Sayyed ___ Khamenei; Lord of the ring, once; Louisville museum subject; MacGraw of "The Getaway"; Others, in Latin; Quarry quasher of 1970; Seventh-century Arab caliph; With 14-Across, a famous "cave man"; He said "Champions aren't made in gyms"; Iran's Ayatollah ___ Khamenei; Oscar-nominated Will Smith role; Three-time Frazier opponent; Zulfikar ___ Bhutto, 1970's Pakistani leader; Infidel author Ayaan Hirsi ___; Figure in the Sunni/Shia split; First Shia imam; He came out of retirement in 1980; Kentucky's Athlete of the Century; Laila who dances in and out of the ring; Will Smith biopic, 2001; Heroes actress Larter; Clay, after a while; Clay, by another name; Noted ring leader; Onetime ring master; The Fight of the Century fighter; Title role about a titleholder; 1960 Olympics boxing gold medalist; Iranian supreme leader ___ Khamenei; Noted convert to Islam in 1964; Rubina ___ of "Slumdog Millionaire"; Sacha Baron Cohen character ___ G; World champion of 1964-67, 1974-78 and 1978-79; Big name in flooring?; Fassbinder film "___: Fear Eats the Soul"; Fighter with a shuffle; Lighter of the Olympic flame in Atlanta; Louisville sports icon; Muhammad ___, opponent of 53-Down; Muslim convert in 1964 news; Subject of the biography "King of the World"; Boxer with an allegiance to 16-Across; Clay, transformed; HBO's ___ G; Heavyweight champ after Liston; Induction-refusing boxing champ; KO connection maker; Noted Cosell interviewee; Yemeni leader ___ Abdullah Saleh; ___ Shuffle (boxing move); Lawrence of Arabia role; Alcindor : Abdul-Jabbar :: Clay : ___; Clay, after a transformation?; Fourth caliph in Sunni Islam; Louisville's Muhammad ___ Center; Onetime giant in decking; Spinks's opponent in two title fights; Successor of Muhammad, to Shiites; 1974 Fassbinder film subtitled "Fear Eats the Soul"; Boxer who floated like a butterfly, stung like a bee; Iran's ___ Khamenei; Noted press conference rhymer; Subject of the 1998 biography "King of the World"; Who said "It's not bragging if you can back it up"; Arabic name meaning "high"; Athlete with the autobiography "The Soul of a Butterfly"; Boxer played by Will Smith in a 2001 biopic; He proclaimed "I shook up the world"; Iraq's Imam ___ Air Base; Opponent of 14-Down, in sports; Ring king, once; Spinks foe; The People's Champion; ___ G (Sacha Baron Cohen persona); Ayaan Hirsi ___, author of "Infidel"; Figure in a Sunni/Shia dispute; Gold medalist of 1960, under a previous name; Iraq's Mosque of ___ (pilgrimage site); Noted American follower of 20-Across; Three-time foe for Frazier; Who said "It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am"; Winning party in Clay v. United States; Fight of the Century loser; Late boxing great; Late, great boxing champ; Loser of the Drama in Bahama; Muhammad's successor, to Shiites; So-called "Commander of the Faithful"; Subject of a museum in Louisville, Ky.; Who said "If you even dream of beating me, you'd better wake up and apologize"; With 27-Down, foe of the Forty Thieves; Moonlight star Mahershala; He said "If you even dream of beating me, you'd better wake up and apologize"; Mahershala ___, Best Supporting Actor for 17-Across; Mahershala ___, Oscar winner for "Moonlight"; Sacha Baron Cohen's "Da ___ G Show"; Who said "I'm so mean I make medicine sick"; Moonlight actor; 2016 Best Supporting Actor winner Mahershala; Ayaan Hirsi ___, Somali-born advocate for women's rights and religious freedom; He said "It's not bragging if you can back it up"; Mahershala ___, co-star of 2018's "Green Book"; See 18-Across; Who said "Grass grows, birds fly, waves pound the sand. I beat people up"; Women's soccer star Krieger; ___ G, Sacha Baron Cohen character; Aladdin alter ego; Green Book co-star Mahershala; Athlete who said "Silence is golden when you can't think of a good answer"; Cable news host Velshi; Clay, after conversion; Funny Wong; Ring figure; Sports star who once declared "I am America"; Subject of the 2004 autobiography "The Soul of a Butterfly"; Who once boasted "I'm so mean, I make medicine sick!"; World champion athlete under two different names; Academy Award winner for "Moonlight" and "Green Book"; Hometown hero of Louisville, Ky.; Krieger of the U.S. women's soccer team; Muslim-American icon; Oscar-winning actor for "Moonlight" and "Green Book"; Subject of a Louisville museum; Wong of stand-up comedy; [boxing glove] [butterfly] [bee]; ___ Baba, crier of "Open sesame!"; Always Be My Maybe actress Wong; Heavyweight champ known as "The Greatest"; Subject of David Remnick's "King of the World"; Woman's nickname that drops "-son"; ___ Krieger, U.S. women's soccer star; Boxing family surname; Tony-winning actress Stroker; He died the most beloved person on the planet, per Ken Burns; 23-Across, in boxing; Actor Mahershala of "Moonlight"; Boxer who received a Liberty Medal for being a "champion of freedom"; Nickname that drops "son"; Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year in 1974 (10 years after he first became world champion); Stand-up comedian Wong; Wepner's 1975 opponent in the ring; Actress Wong; Athlete with the only vertically mounted marker on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, so his holy name is not walked upon; Athlete with two Grammy-nominated spoken-word albums; Boxer who defeated Superman in a 1978 DC Comics issue; Olympic champion who said he threw his gold medal into the Ohio River; See 50-Across; ___ Stroker, Tony-winning actress for 2019's "Oklahoma!"; Frazier downer; With 1-Down, "open, sesame" utterer; The prophet Muhammed's cousin; 2001 Smith biopic; Dundee's protege in the ring; Campbell of UB40; Mohammed _____ Jinnah; Former Frazier foe; With 7-Down, 'Open, sesame!' sayer; Mohammed -- Jinnah; Boxer Clay, renamed; Old ring king; Ring king Muhammad; Ring legend Muhammad; With 6-Across, 'Open, sesame!' utterer; Old ring king Muhammad; Old foe of Frazier; 1970s foe of Frazier; Frazier's longtime foe; Liston fighter; Old Frazier foe; He KO'd many men; Former boxing king; Soundtrack for Will Smith boxing movie; South Korean singer of "Let Me Say First"; The Story So Far song about a famous boxer?; The Story So Far song about the Greatest?; Actor Mahershala of 46-Across; Monáe's "Moonlight" co-star; 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup champ Krieger; Boxer Laila who retired undefeated; Foreman's former foe; Mahershala of "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"; U.S. soccer star Krieger; He wouldn't go to Vietnam; Name in 1974 headlines from Zaire; The first caliph, to Shiites; Sports Illustrated Athlete of the Century; 1971 Frazier foe; British comic ___ G.; Oscar-nominated film of 2001; Oscar-nominated role of 2001; First imam, to Shiites; Turkish name; Induction refuser of 1967; Laila of women's pro boxing; Rodriguez, the president of 8-Across; Always Be My Maybe star Wong; True Detective actor Mahershala; Movie star Mahershala; Wong of standup; Athlete depicted fighting Superman on a 1978 comic-book cover; Athlete who said, "I should be a postage stamp. That's the only way I'll ever get licked"; Mortensen's "Green Book" co-star; Beef star Wong; Athlete in the documentary "When We Were Kings"; Best Supporting Actor winner for "Moonlight"; Boxer who lit the 1996 Olympic cauldron in Atlanta; Boxer who said, "I murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalized a brick"; Novelist Smith who wrote "Autumn," "Winter," "Spring," and "Summer"; Oscar winner for "Moonlight"; Tony Award winner Stroker; Foreman battler; He beat Sonny; He was Clay before converting; He was upset by Spinks; Modern day Clay; Muhammad follower; Poet of 65 Across; I am the greatest claimant; The Greatest via self-proclamation; 1996 Olympic hero; Athlete of the century in some polls; Clay no more; Some say he really is the greatest; The greatest pugilist, he says; Clay, once; Cosell's longtime foil; Great heavyweight; Laila, the boxer; 1960 gold-medal boxer; Biopic subject; First three-time heavyweight champ; Role for Will Smith; Smith/Voight film; Swan Song star Mahershala; Ben and Virginia ___, founders of Ben's Chili Bowl; Broadway actress Stroker; Guyanese president Irfaan ___; Mahershala of "Ramy"; Prince ___ (Aladdin's royal alter ego); Big name in boxing; See 10-Across; Thieves foiler; Thrilla in Manilla winner; 2001 biographical film; Boxing winner in Zaire, 1974; Clay of the past; Comeback maker of October 1974; Fighter from Louisville; Modern Clay; Speaker of 43-Across; Sports legend from Kentucky; U.N. Messenger of Peace; Baba, of Forty Thieves fame; Clay, after converting; Rope-a-dope creator; Boxing legend from Kentucky; Foreman superior, once; His jaw was broken by a boxing 24-Across; Noted ring master; He's second to Jordan in Sports Illustrated covers; Legendary boxing champ; I am the greatest proclaimer; The Thousand and One Nights hero; Certain caliph in Islam; Legendary heavyweight boxing champ; Noted boxing shuffle inventor; Rope-a-dope coiner; Famous boxer; Film in which Voight plays Cosell; Outspoken champ; He fought Frazier three times; Will Smith portrayal of 2001; The Greatest of the ring; The Mouth That Roared of the ring; His crown was stripped in 1967; Muhammad of the ring; Noted Olympic torch lighter of 1996; Rhyming boxing legend; Self-proclaimed "greatest" of the ring; The Greatest of boxing; Hero in Zaire, 1974; Self-proclaimed "greatest" of boxing; Chemical Iraqi; Greatest of the ring; A boxing legend; Foreman striker; Legendary boxer; Name among boxing legends; Subject of a museum in Louisville; Boxing's Muhammad; Surname among boxing legends; Well-known jabber?; Cassius Clay, now; Famous Frazier foe; Kentucky boxing legend; Greatest of boxing; I am the greatest boxer; Boxer portrayed by Will Smith; Foreman vanquisher; Late boxing champion; Late rhyming boxing champ; Legendary 32-Across; Legendary Muhammad; Rumble in the Jungle combatant; Frazier's foe; Frazier's frequent foe; Late boxing legend; Lexington legend; Lyrical boxer; Noted rope-a-dope boxer; One nicknamed "The Greatest"; Three-time 1-Across; Thrilla in Manila figure; Open, sesame dude; Sting like a bee speaker; 2001 biopic film; 2001 boxing film; An S.I. Sportsman of the Year; Foreman's KO'er; He beat Ernie Terrell in 1967; Heavyweight legend; Kentucky sports legend; Late heavyweight great; Louisville legend; Man who was Clay; Norton and Foreman fighter; Noted ring shuffler; Sports Illustrated cover frequenter; Who Clay became; Actress/comedian Wong; Boxer dubbed "The Greatest"; Boxing great Laila; Fictional woodcutter Baba; Laila or Muhammad; Olympic torchbearer Muhammad; Will Smith's role in a boxer biopic; With 1-Down, "Arabian Nights" woodcutter; With 26-Down, "Open sesame!" speaker; Green Book star Mahershala; It's not bragging if you can back it up boxer; ___ Wong: Hard Knock Wife; 2001 biopic about a boxer; Actress Wong or Larter; Baba who said "Open sesame"; Boxer who won the Thrilla in Manila; Boxing legend Laila; Undefeated Laila; Velshi on MSNBC; ___ Wong: Baby Cobra; Boxer Nico ___ Walsh; Boxer who won the "Rumble in the Jungle"; Heavyweight boxing great; Title boxer of a 2001 biopic; Allah is the Greatest. I'm just the greatest boxer speaker; One Night in Miami... boxer; Ramy actor Mahershala; Actress MacGraw or Larter; Boxer/poet Muhammad; Surname of a noted boxing family; Wong of "Tuca & Bertie"; Beef comedian Wong; Love Story actress MacGraw; Name within "Mona Lisa"; Luke Cage actor Mahershala; Boxer who fought Frazier three times; Comedian Wong of "Tuca & Bertie"; Noted boxer and trash-talker; Tony winner Stroker; Clay; Clay's aka; Mohammad or Pasha; Short Alison; Sonny beater; l974 boxing champ; Boxing's self-proclaimed greatest; When We Were Kings fighter; Boxing champ; Fabled Baba; Ring champion; The Greatest autobiographer; The King; BoxingÕs ""GreatestÕÕ; Fistic Muslim; Onetime heavyweight champ; With 30 Down folktale hero; Legendary hit-man; He's The Greatest; Norton's nemesis; Pasha, of Turkey; Ring zinger; Role in 37 Across; Noted ex-heavyweight; Thrilla fighter; When We Were Kings star; Frazier floorer; Fourth caliph of Sunni Islam; Heroic figure of the 1996 Olympics; Laila's father; He had 37 KOs; Kentucky legend; Mailer's subject in "The Fight"; Smith biopic; Clay until March 6, 1964; Legendary pugilist; Old Clay; Wepner whipper; 1960 gold-winning pugilist; Arabic name meaning "exalted"; Athlete named a U.N. Messenger of Peace; Loser of the "Fight of the Century"; Boxing great, or her father; Smokin' Joe foe; Torch lighter at the Atlanta Olympics; Will Smith portrayed him; His title was stripped in '67; His title was stripped in 1967; Fistic legend; Foreman's one-time superior?; He was thrice the boxing champ; Loquacious boxing champ; Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee guy; One Thousand and One Nights hero; The Greatest in a ring; Bee-butterfly boxer; Boxer who defeated Foreman; He beat Liston twice; He opened the 1996 Olympics; Legend of the ring; Legendary boxing champion; Olympic torch figure of 1996; Rope-a-dope name; Subject of a 2001 movie bio; Arabian Nights hero; Fighter from Kentucky; Foreman toppler; He's known as "The Greatest"; Legendary Frazier foe; Noted conscientious objector; Ringmaster with rhymes; Three-time Frazier fighter; Boxing biopic starring Will Smith; He said he was the greatest, and many agree; ___ Baba ("Arabian Nights" character); Champ before and after Spinks; Pugilism's "The Greatest"; Three-time foe of Frazier; Three-time ring foe of Frazier; Boxing biopic of 2001; Boxing champ before and after Spinks; He called Frazier a "gorilla"; He sparred verbally with Cosell; His "slave name" was Clay; Pugilistic friend of Cosell; The Rumble in the Jungle victor; Boxer with a "shuffle"; Foreman defeater in 1974; Ring champ's adopted surname; Versifying ring legend; ___ G (Baron Cohen character); Drama in Bahama boxer; She Bee Stingin' boxer Laila; Boxer for whom Louisville International Airport is named; Boxer in the documentary "What's My Name"; Boxer who befriended Cosell; Former boxing champ Laila; Larter of "Resident Evil" movies; Muhammad with 37 34-Across; Rhymester of the ring; American Housewife actress Wong; Dear Girls author Wong; Love Story star MacGraw; ___, bomaye! (Rumble in the Jungle chant); Boxer and conscientious objector Muhammad; Broadway star Stroker; Kentucky-born boxing legend; Mahershala or Muhammad; Novelist Monica; Runner Nia; Tony-winning Stroker; Actor Mohammad-___ Keshavarz; Artist Abdu; Boxing great Laila or Muhammad; Name hidden in "alias"; Bel-Air actress Tatyana; Fresh Prince actress Tatyana; Actor Fazal; Soccer great Krieger; Tuca & Bertie star Wong; He said "Open sesame"; Liston licker; Ne Clay; 2001 film in which Ron Silver played Angelo Dundee; Clay, after remodeling?; He dropped many men; Biopic directed by Michael Mann; Muhammad or Laila of title bouts; Pakistani actress Maya; Subject of a 2021 Burns boxing documentary; With 60 Down, storied infiltrator of a thieves' den; ___ Daei, Iranian soccer player who once held the men's record for international goals scored; Boxer who was Arnold's hero on "Diff'rent Strokes"; Pugilistic Muhammad; See 20 Across; His last fight was dubbed the "Drama in Bahama"; He used to sit in a corner; Film that won the 2002 NAACP Image Award; Arabic name meaning "the highest"; Foreman's worry?; Retiree of 1979; Atlanta torch lighter; Famed caliph; He knew the ropes; See 28-Across; Thrilla in Manila champ; 1996 Olympic flame lighter; Ralph's wife; 2001 biopic nominated for an ESPY; Athlete in recent Porsche ads; Boxing great's name, after 1964; Film that earned Will Smith and Jon Voight Oscar nominations; Oscar-nominated part for Smith; Seventh-century caliph; Ryan's love in "Love Story"; Atlanta Olympics torch lighter; Boxer with 37 knockouts; Clay from Kentucky, later; Clay, from 1964; Heavyweight legend Muhammad; International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee; See 28-Down; Torch lighter of 1996; It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am boaster; Rumble in the Jungle champion; 1996 torch lighter; Athlete eulogized by Bill Clinton and Billy Crystal; ESPY-nominated 2001 biopic; Film in which LeVar Burton played Martin Luther King Jr.; His 1975 autobiography was edited by Toni Morrison; Jabbing king; Green Book Oscar winner; Fighter of Frazier and Foreman; Fighting Laila; Foe of Foreman and Frazier; His career record was 56-5; Norton foe; Oscar winner for "Green Book"; Plaintiff in Clay v. United States; See 15-Across; 49-Down, after 1964; Best Supporting Actor winner for 2016 and 2018; Boxing legend born in Kentucky; Laila who packs a punch; See 32-Across; Stroker who won a 2019 Tony for "Oklahoma!"; Wong or Wentworth; Mahershala with Oscars; See 3-Down; He gave Elvis Presley signed boxing gloves; Pugilist given to couplets; Thrilla in Manila champion; 1996 Olympics torch lighter; 2001 film in which LeVar Burton played Martin Luther King Jr.; Best Supporting Actor winner of 2016 and 2018; Pugilistic family name; Soccer's Krieger; The Soul of a Butterfly: Reflections on Life's Journey author; Boxer banned from 1967 to 1970; Boxing great, after 1964; Comedy's Wong; Noted heavyweight champ; Quarry was his quarry, twice