This Is How Muhammad Ali Wanted To Be Remembered

Muhammad Ali was a man made of love, kindness and faith.

In a 1974 interview with journalist David Frost, Ali said these were three of several qualities that he hoped people would always remember about him, long after the day he died.

Sadly, that day came Friday.

During the interview, Frost asked Ali: "What would you like people to think about you when you've gone?"

Ali's response was a recipe for life that we should all aim to uphold. Read it in full below or watch it in the video above. R.I.P. to the Greatest.

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