Ali 1967 Fight Quote Black PO Hoody

“You want me to go somewhere and fight, but you don’t even stand up for me here at home.”

If Muhammad Ali was to be defined by zeroing in on a specific year, that year would be 1967. That’s when the heavyweight champion proved to be a man of conviction. He refused to fight in the Vietnam War, and turned the heat he took into a mirror for his times. Adversity? He was stripped of his belt. Chastised. Denounced. Banned from boxing. But he fought for his name.

He fought for his rights. He fought his fight. He became a man of action and change. Perseverance and defiance became part of his legacy. Our new Ali hoody celebrates the year he defined what it means to be “The Greatest!”

Officially licensed by Muhammad Ali.

• Printed in the USA
• Triblend fleece
• Color of actual product may vary from photo
• Wash with cold water
• Hang to dry
• Model is wearing size M

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