- Anthony Joshua declared the late Muhammad Ali as the greatest boxer in history, citing Ali’s impressive record of 56 wins and only 5 losses
- Joshua’s admiration for Ali underscores the lasting legacy of the boxing legend, who continues to inspire athletes and fans around the world
Nigerian-born heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua declared the late Muhammad Ali the greatest boxer in history. Muhammad Ali, who passed away on June 3, 2016, at 74, is regarded as the best boxer ever.
During his illustrious career, Ali, originally named Cassius Clay, achieved 56 wins, including 37 knockouts and only five losses in 61 professional fights. Standing 6 ft 3 inches tall, his impact on the sport remains unparalleled.
In a recent interview with Men’s Health, Anthony Joshua was asked to name his all-time best boxer. The former two-time heavyweight champion responded unequivocally, “Historically, Ali. By a mile.”
Joshua’s admiration for Ali underscores the lasting legacy of the boxing legend, who continues to inspire athletes and fans worldwide.
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