Boxer Niko Valdes is pictured at 5th Street Gym in Miami, FL on June 4, 2016. While he was born Cassius Clay in Louisville, Ky., he became Muhammad Ali here in Miami Beach. He arrived here as Clay ...

Flip Schulke, a native of New Ulm, Minnesota and a 1954 graduate of Macalester College, [took] photographs for [some] sixty years, since he received a Kodak “Baby Brownie Special” camera when he was ...

These days the former Cassius Clay is, at 72, a brittle shell in the cruel embrace of Parkinson’s, while the original 5th Street Gym is as irretrievably gone as some magical, disappeared night ...

The new 5th Street Gym has been ... Spinks “and I cried.” Ali, then Cassius Clay, moved to Miami in 1960 and used to run across the causeway to the gym owned by trainer Angelo Dundee and ...

Signed; inscribed in pencil on verso in lower left-hand corner: "Photograph by Flip Schulke -Don Schulke" Inscribed in pencil on verso in lower right-hand corner: "M.V." Two (2) Flip Schulke copyright ...

The boys were then taken to Angelo Dundee's gym to try and get a picture with the challenger; a young kid called Cassius Clay. At Dundee's 5th Street Gym in Miami's South Beach the boys ...

In 1960, Cassius Clay launched his professional boxing career after a successful Olympics. Pictured is his Everlast head protector from the 5th Street Gym in Miami, where he trained for his first ...

They remind themselves this is 2010, so their minds aren't playing time-warp tricks on them, and the signs do say the 5th Street Gym is ... Ali was Cassius Clay when he arrived in December 1960.

It was 1964, and Cassius Clay hadn’t yet butterflied ... For just 25 cents, anyone could go watch him work at the 5th Street Gym, an airless, low-ceilinged hotbox up a wood staircase in a ...

The Beatles had only been in America for 11 days when they found themselves herded into Miami Beach’s 5th Street Gym for a photo op with a 22-year-old boxer named Cassius Clay. It was February ...

It’s the story of Cassius Clay. If you turn right ... you’re headed toward the building on South Fourth Street downtown that housed the basement gym where he began to box.