King Of The World: Muhammad Ali And The Rise Of An American Hero,New

King Of The World: Muhammad Ali And The Rise Of An American Hero,New

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The Bestselling Biography Of Muhammad Aliwith An Introduction By Salman Rushdieon The Night In 1964 That Muhammad Ali (Then Known As Cassius Clay) Stepped Into The Ring With Sonny Liston, He Was Widely Regarded As An Irritating Freak Who Danced And Talked Way Too Much. Six Rounds Later Ali Was Not Only The New World Heavyweight Boxing Champion: He Was 'A New Kind Of Black Man' Who Would Shortly Transform America'S Racial Politics, Its Popular Culture, And Its Notions Of Heroism.No One Has Captured Aliand The Era That He Exhilarated And Sometimes Infuriatedwith Greater Vibrancy, Drama, And Astuteness Than David Remnick, The Pulitzer Prizewinning Author Of Lenin'S Tomb (And Editor Of The New Yorker). In Charting Ali'S Rise From The Gyms Of Louisville, Kentucky, To His Epochal Fights Against Liston And Floyd Patterson, Remnick Creates A Canvas Of Unparalleled Richness. He Gives Us Empathetic Portraits Of Wisecracking Sportswriters And Bonebreaking Mobsters; Of The Baleful Liston And The Haunted Patterson; Of An Audacious Norman Mailer And An Enigmatic Malcolm X. Most Of All, King Of The World Does Justice To The Speed, Grace, Courage, Humor, And Ebullience Of One Of The Greatest Athletes And Irresistibly Dynamic Personalities Of Our Time.

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