Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, nee Cassius Clay, died over the weekend at age 74 due to septic shock. He dealt openly with Parkinson's disease for many years, becoming not just a sporting icon but an international peace advocate and more. Below is a sampling of social media posts from the professional tennis world. Ali's fellow sportspersons, like all of us, stood to learn a lot from his example and legacy.
Tennis world comes out in force to pay tribute to Muhammad Ali
By Jun 08, 2016Ranking Reaction
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“I learned a lot”: Rafa Jodar revisits Jannik Sinner Madrid clash after winning in Rome
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Venus Williams turns her Met Gala look into a statement on women’s sports science
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Aryna Sabalenka unveils Nike "supersuit" for Roland Garros campaign
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Professionals from the ATP and WTA tours shared their thoughts as
Published Jun 08, 2016