He was an idol of mine When Arnold Schwarzenegger opened up about his relationship with Muhammad Ali
He was an idol of mine – When Arnold Schwarzenegger opened up about his relationship with Muhammad Ali × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Bodybuilding Feature
#boxing #history20732A young Arnold @Schwarzenegger with "The Greatest," Muhammad Ali.#boxing #history https://t.co/E8IOQdzduq Everyone gets their inspiration from somewhere, and Arnold Schwarzenegger had boxing legend Muhammad Ali for it. The former governor of California religiously followed Ali’s speeches for motivation. Having grown up with the boxer as an idol, Schwarzenegger never thought that he would end up befriending the legend. The duo shared a healthy relationship until Ali passed away in 2016. Schwarzenegger recalls spending time with Muhammad Ali and revealed that the boxer’s generosity continues to move him. The Terminator actor was paying tribute to Ali at his funeral when he revealed that he always carried the boxing legend as a motivational figure throughout his career. Speaking at Muhammad Ali’s funeral in Louisville, Kentucky, Arnold Schwarzenegger said: “I just came here to honor Ali, because I think he was a great motivation for all of us, and he was an idol of mine… People ask me, ‘Who are some of your idols?’ He’s one of the five people that I always mention, because of his generosity and because of his great skills.” The 75-year-old actor-politician said that Ali inspired him with his philanthropy. He added: “I’ve seen him first-hand handing out USD 100 bills. He was just a great friend that I had a lot of fun hanging out with.” Arnold Schwarzenegger was joined by a long list of celebrities, including Billy Crystal, Will Smith, Dave Chappelle, and Spike Lee, at Ali’s funeral ceremony in Louisville.
He was an idol of mine – When Arnold Schwarzenegger opened up about his relationship with Muhammad Ali
By Vishnu Mohan Modified 19 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Arnold Classic Sports Festival (Image via Getty) Arnold Schwarzenegger is arguably the most popular bodybuilder in history. Having started his career at 15, the Austrian climbed his way up to become one of the best bodybuilders of his time. He had one of the most illustrious careers in bodybuilding, following which he went on to become an actor and a politician. Schwarzenegger is an inspiration to millions. Gyms around the world continue to have the Austrian Oak’s posters on their walls to motivate the new generation. It is pertinent to note that the legendary bodybuilder himself has a few role models as well. Among the Austrian’s idols was Muhammad Ali. Boxing History@BoxingHistoryA young Arnold @Schwarzenegger with "The Greatest," Muhammad Ali.#boxing #history20732A young Arnold @Schwarzenegger with "The Greatest," Muhammad Ali.#boxing #history https://t.co/E8IOQdzduq Everyone gets their inspiration from somewhere, and Arnold Schwarzenegger had boxing legend Muhammad Ali for it. The former governor of California religiously followed Ali’s speeches for motivation. Having grown up with the boxer as an idol, Schwarzenegger never thought that he would end up befriending the legend. The duo shared a healthy relationship until Ali passed away in 2016. Schwarzenegger recalls spending time with Muhammad Ali and revealed that the boxer’s generosity continues to move him. The Terminator actor was paying tribute to Ali at his funeral when he revealed that he always carried the boxing legend as a motivational figure throughout his career. Speaking at Muhammad Ali’s funeral in Louisville, Kentucky, Arnold Schwarzenegger said: “I just came here to honor Ali, because I think he was a great motivation for all of us, and he was an idol of mine… People ask me, ‘Who are some of your idols?’ He’s one of the five people that I always mention, because of his generosity and because of his great skills.” The 75-year-old actor-politician said that Ali inspired him with his philanthropy. He added: “I’ve seen him first-hand handing out USD 100 bills. He was just a great friend that I had a lot of fun hanging out with.” Arnold Schwarzenegger was joined by a long list of celebrities, including Billy Crystal, Will Smith, Dave Chappelle, and Spike Lee, at Ali’s funeral ceremony in Louisville.