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SUMMARY:6th Annual American X History Tour of Miami/Beach\, a CommUNITY Xperience to celebrate Muhammad Ali
DESCRIPTION:Follow Cassius Clay's training path to become The Greatest of All-Time Muhammad Ali\, right here in 1964's Miami/Beach.\n\nCelebrate Muhammad Ali Day by following Cassius Clay's training path & metamorphosis to become The Greatest right here in Miami.\n\nAmerican X History's Tour of Miami/Beach starts 6:30am sharp with a tour of The Historic Hampton House Inn then follows Clay's footsteps through beautiful Brownsville's lovely oak tree shaded residential neighborhood\; including a pause at Ali's 1st home purchase\, then colorful Wynwood\, across Biscayne Bay's waterview Venetian Causeway and finally to the Miami Beach Convention Center where Clay beat Sonny Liston to earn his 1st Pro Title.\n\nWinter 1964: Olympic Boxing Champion Cassius Clay challenged professional Heavyweight Champion Sonny Liston in Miami Beach\, Florida a vacation town operating under that era's Jim Crow segregation laws. This American sports hero wasn't even welcome to stay overnight in the tropical island's hotels. For decades Black tourists traveling the Southern United States followed a "Green Book" guide that provided safe places where they were welcome to patronize without threat from the law nor neighbors.\n\nMiami's Hampton House Inn welcomed everybody\, including Clay while he trained several weeks at Angelo Dundee's 5th Street Gym in Miami Beach. Clay often ran almost 10-miles from his home to his Boxing Gym\; part of his training\, but quite the commute\, huh?\n\nUpon taking Sonny Liston's world heavyweight title\, Clay publicly announced his conversion to Islam and that he no longer would accept his family's slavemaster name. Temporarily known as Cassius X\, then Muhammad Ali a couple weeks later.\n\nin fact\, this year Miami Beach Convention Center invites our participants to its hour-long "Hall of Fame Tour" 10am just following our Complimentary Coffee & Conversation hosted by their Rum Room Restaurant: 2100 Washington Avenue on the north side of the building.\n\n\n\nFor those who wish to Bus 6am from the finish line then we suggest you park $2/hour at Miami Beach City Hall's public parking garage. DM\, call or email for instructions on providing a donation to off-set our bus transportation costs and keep this annual community event complimentary for all: MiamiAthleticAssociation@gmail.com.\n\nMiami Athletic Association asks donations to cover costs of our event + raise funds for The Historic Hampton House which is now a refurbished Green Book hotel that's been renovated as an Historic Museum: 4240 SW 27th Street Miami\, Florida 33142\n\n\n\nhttps://riserealty.com/blog/american-x-history-tour-of-miami-beach-convention-center-cassius-clay-sonny-liston-title-fight-become-the-greatest-of-all-time-muhammad-ali-day-walk-and-roll-fun-run
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Follow Cassius Clay'\;s training path to become The Greatest of All-Time Muhammad Ali\, right here in 1964'\;s Miami/Beach.
\n\nCelebrate Muhammad Ali Day by following Cassius Clay'\;s training path &\; metamorphosis to become The Greatest right here in Miami.
\n\nAmerican X History'\;s Tour of Miami/Beach starts 6:30am sharp with a tour of \;The Historic Hampton House Inn \;then follows Clay'\;s footsteps through beautiful Brownsville'\;s lovely oak tree shaded residential neighborhood\; including a pause at Ali'\;s 1st home purchase\, then colorful Wynwood\, across Biscayne Bay'\;s waterview Venetian Causeway and finally to the \;Miami Beach Convention Center \;where Clay beat Sonny Liston to earn his 1st Pro Title.
\n\nWinter 1964: Olympic Boxing Champion Cassius Clay challenged professional Heavyweight Champion Sonny Liston in Miami Beach\, Florida a vacation town operating under that era'\;s Jim Crow segregation laws. This American sports hero wasn'\;t even welcome to stay overnight in the tropical island'\;s hotels. For decades Black tourists traveling the Southern United States followed a "\;Green Book"\; guide that provided safe places where they were welcome to patronize without threat from the law nor neighbors.
\n\nMiami'\;s Hampton House Inn welcomed everybody\, including Clay while he trained several weeks at Angelo Dundee'\;s 5th Street Gym in Miami Beach. Clay often ran almost 10-miles from his home to his Boxing Gym\; part of his training\, but quite the commute\, huh?
\n\nUpon taking Sonny Liston'\;s world heavyweight title\, Clay publicly announced his conversion to Islam and that he no longer would accept his family'\;s slavemaster name. Temporarily known as Cassius X\, then Muhammad Ali a couple weeks later.
\n\nin fact\, this year Miami Beach Convention Center invites our participants to its hour-long "\;Hall of Fame Tour"\; 10am just following our Complimentary Coffee &\; Conversation hosted by their \;Rum Room Restaurant: 2100 Washington Avenue on the north side of the building.
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\nFor those who wish to \;Bus 6am from the \;finish line then we suggest you park $2/hour at Miami Beach City Hall'\;s public parking garage. \;DM\, call or email for instructions on providing a donation to off-set our bus transportation costs and keep this annual community event complimentary for all: MiamiAthleticAssociation@gmail.com.
\n\nMiami Athletic Association \;asks donations to cover costs of our event + raise funds for The Historic Hampton House which is now a refurbished Green Book hotel that'\;s been renovated as an Historic Museum: 4240 SW 27th Street Miami\, Florida 33142
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\nhttps://riserealty.com/blog/american-x-history-tour-of-miami-beach-convention-center-cassius-clay-sonny-liston-title-fight-become-the-greatest-of-all-time-muhammad-ali-day-walk-and-roll-fun-run
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LOCATION:Muhammad Ali Way (Convention Center Drive)
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DTSTAMP:20260430T234107Z
URL:https://business.miamibeachchamber.com/events/details/6th-annual-american-x-history-tour-of-miami-beach-a-community-xperience-to-celebrate-muhammad-ali-81705
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