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On September 8, 1960, one of the most iconic moments in Olympic history unfolded during the Rome Games when American boxer Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali) won gold in the light heavyweight division. At just 18 years old, Clay dazzled the world with his lightning-fast footwork and precise punches, defeating Zbigniew Pietrzykowski of Poland in a unanimous decision.
This victory wasn’t just a win—it was the launch of a legendary career that would change the sport of boxing forever. Clay's charisma, confidence, and skill were already evident, and his Olympic triumph laid the foundation for his rise to becoming "The Greatest." The world had no idea at the time, but September 8, 1960, was the day a future global icon was born. 0 reply
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