On February 6, 1967, Muhammad Ali beat Ernie Terrell at a stadium in Houston. Each time he refused to land the decisive blow that would knock his opponent out—and each time he asked Terrell, "What’s my name?" Ali was truly furious: before the bout Terrell had persistently called him by his old name, Cassius Clay. Clay had changed his name three years earlier, effectively becoming the first Muslim superstar in the history of pop culture. A supporter of black Islamist radical Malcolm X, who demonstratively refused to fight in Vietnam, Ali was a great fighter not only in the ring but also outside of it. Dear users! To avoid losing us, bookmark the address: CTRL+D