On the day we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., boxing's best and brightest remember his contribution on his birthday.
His impact is without question. His dedication to civil rights absolute.
On this day where we remember his call to non-violent protest, boxing's best and brightest honored Dr. King with words, images and profound respect.
Muhammad Ali
“The best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up.” #MLK pic.twitter.com/Oj54bGiRun
— Muhammad Ali (@MuhammadAli) January 19, 2015Sugar Ray Leonard
Such a great man… Please spend some time today to reflect & ask yourself, "What are you doing for others?" #MLKDay pic.twitter.com/x5asEtjpLW
— Sugar Ray Leonard (@SUGARRAYLEONARD) January 19, 2015Evander Holyfield
Ultimate measure of man isn't when he stands n moments of comfort/convenience but where he stands w challenge/controversy #MLK
— Evander Holyfield (@holyfield) January 20, 2014Danny Garcia
"Hate cannot drive out hate -- only love can do that". RIP to the greatest man #MLK here w/ @MuhammadAli pic.twitter.com/x6B4hMI4NZ
— Danny Swift Garcia (@DannySwift) January 19, 2015Jermall Charlo
Happy Birthday to Dr. Martin Luther King. #MLK #LionsOnly #SaluteTheKing pic.twitter.com/gNSW3l7otT
— Jermall Charlo (@FutureOfBoxing) January 15, 2015
