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Iconic historical photographs and the fascinating stories behind them - Page 16 of 47 - Kiwi Report

Iconic historical photographs and the fascinating stories behind them


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[post_page_title]Muhammad Ali [/post_page_title]
Neil Leifer is one of the best known sports photographers out there. He photographed Muhammad Ali over 50 times throughout his career, and captured several iconic photos of the boxer. This photo was taken in 1965, when 23-year-old Ali fought Sonny Liston.

Mohamman Ali

Just one minute and 44 seconds into the match, Ali delivered a punch to Liston’s chin. Liston fell to the ground, and Ali yelled at him to “get up and fight.” That’s when Leifer snapped the shot, immortalizing the moment forever.

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