US EditionRemembering the Life of Rahaman Ali, Muhammad's Brother
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, AUG 1 – Rahaman Ali won 14 of 18 professional boxing matches and was a close trainer and supporter of Muhammad Ali throughout his career, according to the Muhammad Ali Center.
- Saturday's announcement from the Muhammad Ali Center confirmed Rahaman Ali’s death on Friday, Aug. 1, at age 82, highlighting his role as Muhammad Ali’s younger brother.
- Born on July 18, 1943, as Rudolph Arnett Clay, Rahaman followed his brother into boxing and debuted in February 1964 on the undercard of Sonny Liston’s fight.
- Across 18 fights, he earned 14 wins, three losses, and one draw, retiring in 1972 after a knockout defeat by Jack O’Halloran.
- Shortly after news of his death broke, Hana Ali paid tribute on Facebook, and the Muhammad Ali Center said funeral arrangements are being made.
- The Ali Center underscored that you cannot tell Muhammad Ali’s story without mentioning Rahaman, highlighting his support and role throughout Muhammad’s career.
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Muhammad Ali’s Brother Rahaman Ali Dies at 82
Muhammad Ali's younger brother, Rahaman Ali, has died at the age of 82. The Muhammad Ali Center confirmed that Rahaman Ali died Friday, Aug. 1. "You can't tell Muhammad's story without mentioning Rahaman," President and CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, DeVone Holt, said. "He was one of the most constant sources of support for Muhammad during his career, and their relationship was a true example of what it means to be 'my brother's keeper,'" he ad…
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