Neil leifer

Neil Leifer is an American photographer born in 1942. He caught many important moment of the American society. His sport photography is one of his most famous w

Classic photo from the 1965 Packers-Colts game in foggy Baltimore. Paul Hornung scores 5 touchdowns and the Colts just can't seem to bring Jim Taylor down.

Carl Lewis of Team USA wins the Men’s 4×100-meter Relay during the 1984 Summer Olympics at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Los Angeles, California 8/11/1984 (Image # 5012 )

Muhammad Ali defeated George Foreman with a knockout in the eighth round at Stade du 20 Mai in Kinshasa, Zaire, forty one years ago today. Ali won the World Heavyweight title for the second time in this epic battle forever known as the Rumble in the Jungle. Photo by Neil Leifer for Sports Illustrated #neilleifer @muhammadali @biggeorgeforeman

Muhammad Ali stares down Sonny Liston during the weigh-in for their World Heavyweight Title fight at St. Dominic’s Arena. Lewiston, Maine 5/25/1965 [http://neilleifer.com]

For the author—a Baltimore native and future sportswriter—the Colts’ quarterback was more than a boyhood hero. He was an inspiration for the entire city

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He said he was "The Greatest" and, you know what? He was. Speed, grace, a transcendent ring intelligence and miraculous resilience made Muhammad Ali a legend in the ring. On what would have been his 75th birthday (Jan. 17, 2017), we present SI's 100 Greatest Photos of Ali.

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Multiple exposure portrait of Muhammad Ali demonstrating “Ali Double-Clutch Shuffle” during a photo shoot at Life Studios. New York, New York 12/30/1966 (Image # 4024 )