Ali's Belief In Himself Was Something I

Someone Once Said There Was A Comparison Between Sugar Ray Leonard And Sugar Ray Robinson. Believe Me, There's No Comparison. Sugar Ray Robinson Was The Greatest.

You Just Don't Heal That Easy Unless You're Young.

When I Was 15 Or 16 And I Started Climbing Up The Ladder Of Success In Amateur Boxing, A Reporter Asked Me, "what Do You Want To Be?" I Think He Was Expecting Me To Say, "a Champion." I Said, "i Want To Be Special." I Don't Know Why I Said That, But I Didn't Just Want To Be A Fighter. I Wanted To Have An Impact With People, Particularly Kids.

It's Hard To Talk About Yourself.

When I Turned Pro, Muhammad Ali Was Laying Back, And I Was Able To Fill Up An Area That Was Empty.