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NEW YORK (AP) — It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest.

It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest. A number of products bearing his image and iconic signature have come on the market the past couple of years, no surprise considering the former heavyweight champion, philanthropist and cultural icon has become even more beloved in retirement.

Johor Corp's president and chief executive officer (CEO) Tan Sri Muhammad Ali Hashim (picture) surprised the Johor corporate community yesterday when he walked out of the company's board meeting after announcing his immediate resignation from the post. The 62-year-old Johor corporate personality was earlier scheduled to retire in November. Yesterday's JCorp board meeting was chaired by Johor ...

NEW YORK - It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest. A number of products bearing his image and...

NEW YORK (AP) - It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest.       A number of products bearing his image and iconic signature have come on the market the past couple of years, no surprise considering the former heavyweight champion, philanthropist and cultural icon has ...

Associated Press NEW YORK It’s been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the

NEW YORK -- It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest. read more

Associated Press - July 30, 2010 4:04 PM ET NEW YORK (AP) - It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described...

Published: Friday, July 30, 2010 at 3:51 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, July 30, 2010 at 3:51 p.m. NEW YORK - It's been nearly three decades since Muhammad Ali stepped into the ring, and the public still can't get enough of the self-described greatest.

Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali is renowned for many quotes, but one in particular is a favorite of softball player Megan Noe: “Don’t count the days. Make the days count.”