They talk about blood, sweat and tears. Behind the bombast and audacity, the lyrics and the rhymes, there was a scarcely populated hamlet in Schuylkill County in the heart of Pennsylvania called Deer Lake. It was there that Muhammad Ali earned his nickname as “The Greatest” in the early-1970s. In the quiet solitude of sub-freezing temperatures, Ali would run. He would spar. He would harness the thing that distinguished him during the Golden Era of heavyweights: His iron will.
They see greatness when it’s all on the line, yet greatness is built when nobody’s looking.
Throwing back to the hard work that Ali put in with this vintage Deer Lake long-sleeve tee!
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