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King of the World

Book • 1998

King of the World by David Remnick is a biography that explores Muhammad Ali's life from his early days as Cassius Clay to his iconic fights against Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson.

The book delves into Ali's conversion to Islam, his refusal to serve in Vietnam, and his enduring legacy as a symbol of courage and resilience.

Remnick provides a vivid portrayal of Ali's era, intertwining his story with the broader context of racial politics and American history.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

David Remnick

erwähnt seine Biografie über Muhammad Ali.

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Mentioned by

John Malone

to describe how things were going well in the 80s when his company was essentially a monopoly.

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Mentioned by

Bryan Curtis

when talking about

David Remnick

becoming editor of The New Yorker in 1998 and when Remnick gave his book to Lebron James.

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Mentioned by

Randy

as the book he just started reading.

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Samira Ahmed

as

Fatima Bhutto

's latest book, focusing on the global impact of Bollywood, Turkish dramas, and South Korean K-pop.

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