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World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Muhammad Ali looks on as
his hands are taped by trainer Angelo Dundee, before sparing
with Jimmy Ellis during a 1 9 6 6 training session in London.
Dundee, one o f boxing's m ost recognizable figures, died last
week at the age o f 90. (AP photo)
Celebrated Trainer
a Ring Legend
Angelo Dundee
was in Ali’s
comer for his
greatest fights
(AP) — Celebrated boxing
tra in e r
A n g e lo
D u n d ee,
Muhammad Ali's cornerman in
his greatest fights, died Feb. 1 at
the age of 90.
"Angelo died surrounded by
family and friends," his family
said in a statement.
"He was very happy that he
got to celebrate Ali's (70th) birth­
day earlier this year, and also
that he got to go to the Hall of
Fame. He still had much to do,
but led a full and extraordinary
life."
Noted for his ability to moti­
vate and challenge the best of
boxers, Angelo passed away at
his home in Tampa, Fla.
While working with Ali for the
majority of the boxing great's
career, Dundee trained 15 world
champions in total, including
Sugar Ray Leonard and George
Foreman.
One of the more indelible
memories of Dundee's career
came in 1981 when he loudly
exhorted Leonard in the late
stages of a world championship
unification fight against Thomas
H earns.
A fter fam ously telling the
fighter, "You're blowing it, son,"
Leonard came back out to regis­
ter a thrilling knockout after hav­
ing been dominated in preceding
rounds.
"He saved Ray Leonard in
the Hearns fight. He saved Ali
(against Joe Frazier) in Manila,"
longstanding boxing promoter
Bob Arum told Reuters, having
worked with Dundee countless
times over the years.
"To motivate (a fighter) takes
a special skill and there aren't
many people that can do it. In the
(more than 45 years) I've been
in boxing, he is the greatest
cornerman by far o f anyone that
I've ever witnessed."
Dundee's work spanned six
decades and he was inducted
into the International Boxing Hall
of Fame in 1994, cementing his
legacy as an invaluable asset to
some of the most decorated box­
ers of all time.
"Ali was this unbelievable fig­
ure, and a guy who symbolized
an entire era of American cul­
ture and was idolized around the
w orld," A rum added. "And
through all those times, the per­
son at his side was Dundee. For
that, he will always be remem­
bered."
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