Did anybody else have this game? Mohammed Ali was great in it. https://t.co/E6iKnCYGIx

— Will Truman (@trumwill) June 4, 2016

Ali. Both the greatest boxer and boxing's greatest victim.

— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) June 4, 2016

The Champ = my go-to example for worthlessness of IQ as measure of intelligence. The Army said his was 78. Anyone doubt he was a clever man?

— Matthew Walther (@matthewwalther) June 4, 2016

Coach Lombardi saw Ali at a sports banquet, and told an onlooker "What a waste of a tight end."

— Bijan C. Bayne (@bijancbayne) June 4, 2016

Anyone else remember when an interviewer asked Tyson about homosexuality & Alexander the Great? They *really* wanted him to be another Ali.

— Will Truman (@trumwill) June 4, 2016

Don't let Ali be white washed today. The US government tormented him for a reason: he was unabashedly dangerous. pic.twitter.com/JPU2EePOvr

— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) June 4, 2016

Wondering what half of these people eulogizing Ali this morning would've said about him fifty years ago. Pretty sure I can guess.

— Sean Burns (@SeanMBurns) June 4, 2016

Isn’t progress wonderful? https://t.co/hBoVrA7GnJ

— (((Megan McArdle))) (@asymmetricinfo) June 4, 2016

He shook up the world, and the world's better for it. Rest in peace, Champ. pic.twitter.com/z1yM3sSLH3

— President Obama (@POTUS) June 4, 2016

Never knew this: Muhammad Ali Switches His Support to Reagan https://t.co/4MtOaIchKE #MuhammedAli #reagan

— Anil Adyanthaya (@AnilAdyanthaya) June 4, 2016

'The Adventures of Muhammad Ali' aired as part of NBC's 1977 Saturday morning fall lineup pic.twitter.com/idttIlwASh

— RetroNewsNow (@RetroNewsNow) June 4, 2016