Muhammad Ali's 13 year-old grandson is an illustrious representation of the former world heavyweight champion

MUHAMMAD ALI’S daughter has shared an image of her son on social media – and he looks exactly like the boxing legend.

Laila Ali, 44, shared the picture of her 13-year-old son, Curtis Muhammad Conway Jr., on Instagram last week.


Muhammad Ali's 13 year-old grandson is an illustrious representation of the former world heavyweight champion
Ali’s face is one of the most recognisable in sports history
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In the caption of the post, she said: “I’m still amazed at how my boy looks just like my dad… with a sprinkle of my husband too.”

Fans were quick to flood the post with comments.

One person said: “Wow. Just like him indeed.”

Another added: “Yes! He definitely looks like your dad, especially in his early boxing photos!”

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Another said: “OMG!! He looks just like your dad.”

Ali, nicknamed ‘The Greatest’, shot to fame in the 1960s as his professional boxing career kicked off.

He won 56 matches during his 21-year professional career, and claimed the heavyweight title three times.

He continues to be considered as one of the greatest fighters of all time.

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Ali died in 2016 aged 74 after a long battle with Parkinson’s.

He had nine kids in all, including Laila, who also competed as a professional boxer for eight years before retiring from the sport in 2007.





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