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When Indians Succumbed to Muhammad Ali’s Famous Charm

Here's all you need to know about Muhammad Ali's India connection.

When Indians Succumbed to Muhammad Ali’s Famous Charm

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali breathed his last on Friday in Phoenix, Arizona after succumbing to respiratory issues which were related to his Parkinson’s disease which he had for the last 32 years.

Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 1980 but still he remained active for the next 30 years.

In his lifetime, Ali visited India, twice but still managed to charm the Indians in that short trip.

Here’s all you need to know about his only India visit:

When The Greatest came visitingMuhammad Ali visited India twice, played many charity matches and wowed us all with his charm. #MuhammadAli

Posted by TheBetterIndia on Monday, June 6, 2016

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Rest in peace People’s Champion!

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