London is paying tribute to the world's greatest athlete.
The O2 Arena is playing host to 'I Am The Greatest', a new exhibition celebrating the life and times of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who conquered the world with irrepressible ability and a game-changing persona.
I Am The Greatest will tell Muhammad Ali’s story both inside and outside of the ring, from his humble beginnings in Kentucky where he was known as “The Louisville Lip”, to becoming one of the most recognisable sports figures of the 20th Century, now known as “The Greatest of All Time”.
The exhibition features more than 100 artefacts - including gloves worn in fights with Henry Cooper and Joe Frazier, participation medals from the 1960 Rome Olympics and replica heavyweight world title belts - taking visitors through Muhammad Ali’s incredible journey.
Before the exhibition opened last Friday, we went behind-the-scenes at 'I Am The Greatest' to get an early look at Ali's awe-inspiring story brought to life.