Maryum, Rasheda, Jamillah, Muhammad Ali Jr., Khaliah, Miya, Hana, Laila and Asaad Amin. Here’s everything to know about the boxing legend's kids.

Rahman Ali, younger brother of Muhammad Ali, passed away at 82. He was a boxer and a key support for his brother. Rahaman ...

Text: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Muhammad Ali gave young black kids hope and strength, says former British heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis, who will act as a pallbearer at a massive memorial Friday.

When Ali stood in front of his concrete house in Miami, proclaiming, “I ain’t got no quarrel…,” he was a 24-year-old kid facing a world eager to love or despise him.

But perhaps McDonald’s favourite memory of Ali was years later when Ali showed up in Vancouver on a mission of sorts. “He wanted to know why there weren’t any black saints in the churches.

Rahaman Ali, the younger brother of Muhammad Ali, cries while embraced by assistant pastor Rev. Charles Elliott, III., during a service at King Solomon Missionary Baptist Church where Ali's father ...

Former professional boxer Muhammad Ali, pictured in 2005. Photo by Adam Berry/Bloomberg / Bloomberg Ali’s daughter, Maryum, said that her father would have been proud to call Alexander family.

He were a true hero. At least to a young black kid growing up in the suburbs, east of Toronto, in a community that wasn’t quite ready to accept him for who he was. Rest in peace, Muhammad Ali.

Lennox Lewis, former boxing champion, and long-time friend Arty Elahi share their memories of Muhammad Ali and their insights into how he changed the world.