I remembered a few things from the movie. Ali is so much more than a boxer. He is so articulate, charismatic and inspiring that makes boxing a mere tool to show people how both mentally and physically strong he is. However, the ultimate goal of the man is to lead. To lead not only a nation or a race, but all the people who suffer. Another thing is the way he beat George Foreman. Instead of being a brutal warrior, he chooses to be a smart-ass dancer. He dances by the ropes, fights with wisdom, hits with minimal shots. Boom, victory. Finally, what impresses me in the end is the poem Ali wrote—“Me, We”.
I remembered a few things from the movie. Ali is so much more than a boxer. He is so articulate, charismatic and inspiring that makes boxing a mere tool to show people how both mentally and physically strong he is. However, the ultimate goal of the man is to lead. To lead not only a nation or a race, but all the people who suffer. Another thing is the way he beat George Foreman. Instead of being a brutal warrior, he chooses to be a smart-ass dancer. He dances by the ropes, fights with wisdom, hits with minimal shots. Boom, victory. Finally, what impresses me in the end is the poem Ali wrote—“Me, We”.