Quote by Muhammad Ali
Where do you think Id be next week if I didnt know how to shout an

Where do you think Id be next week if I didnt know how to shout and holler and make the public take notice? Id be poor and Id probably be down in my home town, washing windows or running an elevator and saying – Muhammad Ali

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We have one life it soon will be past what we do for God is all that will last. – Muhammad Ali

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