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American Black Journal
Detroit Boxing/The Downtown Boxing Gym
Season 49
Episode 37
A special show on the life and legacy of Muhammad Ali and the sport of boxing in Detroit. We’ll talk about the life lessons taught here at the downtown boxing gym, and we’ll look at Detroit’s historic boxing roots. Plus, a preview of ken burns’ new PBS documentary on Muhammad Ali. Episode 4937
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