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Mob Boss Threatened Muhammad Ali's Mother Before Fight — What Ali Did Made Him Cry

February 1964. Hours before the biggest fight of his life against Sonny Liston, 22-year-old Cassius Clay received a photograph that would change everything. His mother's house. A red X across her image. And a chilling message from the most powerful mob boss in boxing: "Lose in the 7th round, or she burns." This is the untold story of Muhammad Ali's first world championship fight—not against Sonny Liston, but against the men who controlled boxing from the shadows. It's about a young fighter forced to choose between his family's safety and everything he'd worked his entire life to achieve. And what happened in that ring became one of the most extraordinary acts of courage in sports history. Discover how Ali's decision that night earned him respect from the most unexpected person—and why this story remained secret for 50 years. If this story moves you, subscribe for more untold stories from Muhammad Ali's legendary life. Drop a comment about a time when doing the right thing felt impossible. DISCLAIMER: This story is a dramatized narrative based on true historical events surrounding Muhammad Ali's 1964 championship fight against Sonny Liston and documented mob influence in boxing during this era. While the core events—Ali's victory, mob involvement in boxing, and Ali's documented courage under pressure—are historically accurate, certain dialogue, specific threats, and interpersonal moments have been dramatized for storytelling purposes. This is a true story presented as creative nonfiction.