Magazine Articles
- Playboy - Interview: Cassius Clay, by Hugh M. Hefner (October 1964)
- Life Magazine - Cover: Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali), by Editor Henry Luce (March 6, 1964)
- Esquire - "The Passion of Muhammad Ali", by George Lois (April 1968)
- Life Magazine - Cover: Muhammad Ali, by Editor Henry Luce (October 23, 1970)
- Life Magazine - Cover: Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, by Editor Henry Luce (March 5, 1971)
- Life Magazine - Cover: Ali vs Frazier by Frank Sinatra, by Editor Henry Luce (March 19, 1971)
- Time Magazine - "The Greatest is Gone Muhammad Ali * Much Ado About Haldeman", (February 27, 1978)
- ESPN Sports Century - "Muhammad Ali: "The Greatest" by Joyce Carol Oates (1999)
- Time Magazine - "100 Heroes & Icons: Muhammad Ali", by George Plimpton (June 14, 1999)
- "UN Messengers of Peace reflect on their work. (Muhammad Ali, Jane Goodall and Anna Cataldi)" An article from UN Chronicle, (2005)
- "The fight of his life: boxing Great Muhammad Ali battles Parkinson's disease" An article from: Science World, by Mona Chiang (2006)
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