Books
- The Cassius Clay Story, by George Sulivan (1964)
- Black is Best: The Riddle of MUHAMMAD ALI, by Jack Olsen (1967)
- Muhammad Ali, who once was Cassius Clay, by John Cottrell (1968)
- Loser and Still Champion: Muhammad Ali, by Budd Schulberg (1972)
- The Fight, by Norman Mailer (1975)
- The Greatest: My Own Story, by Muhammad Ali with Richard Durham (1975)
- Free to Be Muhammad Ali, by Robert Lipsyte (1979)
- Muhammad Ali, the People's Champ, by Elliott J. Gorn (1988)
- Muhammad Ali: The Fight for Respect, by Thomas Conklin (1992)
- Clay V. United States: Muhammad Ali Objects to War (Landmark Supreme Cou-rt Cases), by Suzanne Freedman (1997)
- The Tao of Muhammad Ali, by Davis Miller (1997)
- I'm A Little Special: A Muhammad Ali Reader, by Gerald Early (1998)
- King of the World, by David Remnick (1999)
- More Than a Champion: The Style of Muhammad Ali, by Jan Philipp Reemtsma (1999)
- Learning About Strength of Character from the Life of Muhammad Ali (Character Building Book), by Michele Ingber Drohan (1999)
- Muhammad Ali (Journey to Freedom), by Clay Latimer (2000)
- Redemption Song: Muhammad Ali and the Spirit of the Sixties, by Mike Marqusee (2000)
- The Greatest, by Walter Dean Myers (2001)
- Muhammad Ali: Through the Eyes of the World, by Mark Collings (2001)
- Ghosts of Manila, by Mark Kram (2002)
- Lucky Man: A Memoir, by Michael J. Fox (2002)
- Muhammad Ali: Trickster Celebrity in the Culture of Irony, by Charles Lemert (2003)
- The Soul of a Butterfly: Reflections on Life's Journey, by Muhammad Ali and Hana Ali (2004)
- The Untold Legacy Of Muhammad Ali, by Thomas Hauser (2005)
- Clay V. United States And How Muhammad Ali Fought the Draft: Debating Supreme Court Decisions, by Thomas Streissguth (2006)
- What's My Name, Fool? Sports and Resistance in the United States, by Dave Zirin (2005)
- The psychodynamics of white racism: An historical exploration of white racial pathology as elicited by prizefighters Jack Johnson and Muhammad Ali : (Dissertation), by Michal Louise Beale (2006)
- I'm a Bad Man: African American Vernacular Culture and the Making of Muhammad Ali, by Shawn Williams (2007)
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