Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami

Original footage and interviews combine to showcase the crucial role that the city of Miami played in the success of a boxer who would achieve legendary status in not just his chosen sport, but the entire world of athletics. The year was 1960. A young pugilist named Cassius Clay had just arrived in ...more

"I'm the greatest," proclaims Muhammad Ali (a.k.a. Cassius Clay) at the beginning of the PBS Special Muhammad Ali: Made In Miami. The hour-long documentary illuminates that greatness on a few fronts. There's no doubt that Ali was one of the best to ever to step into the ring, however, he also happened to be a master of publicity and marketing. By "talking the talk and walking the walk," he captured the country in his spell, and he left an indelible impression on everyone he met, from The Beatles ...more