Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay (played by Will Smith) is a protagonist in Ali.
A boxer who defeats Sonny Liston to become heavyweight champion, later changing his name to Muhammad Ali. He refuses Vietnam conscription, loses his titles, stages a comeback, defeats Jerry Quarry, Joe Frazier, and George Foreman to regain the championship, and faces personal controversies regarding his marriage and affairs. Malcolm X (played by Mario Van Peebles) appears in Ali.
A civil rights figure who spends time with Clay, is later cut off per Elijah Muhammad's orders, and is assassinated, leaving Clay deeply distraught. Angelo Dundee (played by Ron Silver) appears in Ali.
Clay's trainer and manager who secretly applies a liquid to Clay's eyes during the first Liston fight to restore his vision and secure the victory. Elijah Muhammad (played by Albert Hall) appears in Ali.
Sonji Roi (played by Jada Pinkett Smith) appears in Ali.
An ex-Playboy Bunny who marries Ali but eventually divorces him due to her objections to the strict obligations expected of Muslim women. Sonny Liston (played by Michael Bentt) appears in Ali.
George Foreman (played by Charles Shufford) appears in Ali.
Jerry Quarry (played by Robert Sale) appears in Ali.
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Characters
Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay
(played by Will Smith) — protagonist
A boxer who defeats Sonny Liston to become heavyweight champion, later changing his name to Muhammad Ali. He refuses Vietnam conscription, loses his titles, stages a comeback, defeats Jerry Quarry, Jo...
Malcolm X
(played by Mario Van Peebles) — supporting
A civil rights figure who spends time with Clay, is later cut off per Elijah Muhammad's orders, and is assassinated, leaving Clay deeply distraught.
Angelo Dundee
(played by Ron Silver) — supporting
Clay's trainer and manager who secretly applies a liquid to Clay's eyes during the first Liston fight to restore his vision and secure the victory.
Elijah Muhammad
(played by Albert Hall) — minor
Sonji Roi
(played by Jada Pinkett Smith) — supporting
An ex-Playboy Bunny who marries Ali but eventually divorces him due to her objections to the strict obligations expected of Muslim women.
Sonny Liston
(played by Michael Bentt) — cameo
George Foreman
(played by Charles Shufford) — cameo
Jerry Quarry
(played by Robert Sale) — cameo
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Elijah Muhammad → Malcolm X
(Power Organizational Authority)
Ali later refuses to speak to Malcolm X, honoring Elijah Muhammad's wishes.
Elijah Muhammad → Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay
(Power Religious Authority)
Ali is invited to Elijah Muhammad's home and receives the name Muhammad Ali there.
Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay → Sonji Roi
(Romantic Husband)
Ali marries Sonji Roi, and they later divorce after she objects to obligations associated with Muslim women.
Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay → Angelo Dundee
(Professional Trainer)
Angelo Dundee is identified as Clay's trainer and is present in Clay's corner during the first Liston fight.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.