Impossible is nothing." Swimmer Janet Evans looks on as Muhammad Ali lights the Olympic flame during the 1996 Summer Olympic Games opening ceremony in Atlanta, Ga., July 19, 1996. AP Photo ...

Bellow, find out why Adidas’s ‘Impossible is Nothing’ campaign is her favorite marketing moment. Rarely has a collaboration between a brand and an athlete been this strong and inspiring.

Muhammad Ali, considered to be the greatest heavyweight boxer, died late Friday night in a Phoenix-area hospital at 74 years old. Here is a list of some of his best quotes (in no particular order): 1.

Muhammad Ali was in Harlem yesterday amid an adoring crowd, just like he was 40 years ago after giving Sonny Liston the beat-down to win the heavyweight title for the first time. However, yesterday… ...

October 1974 saw Ali's greatest moment, defeating George Forman in the 'Rumble in the Jungle'. Retired at the age of 40, Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in the 1980s.

Why we love it: Ali's Parkinson's diagnosis was not only his loss, ... Impossible is nothing." Why we love it: This quote often is truncated to the last part "Impossible is nothing." ...

There may never have been an athlete with a better gift for poetry and wordplay than Muhammad Ali, who died late Friday night at 74. ... Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing. ...

Louisville's own Muhammad Ali fought with a purpose: To get people to listen to his message of faith, hope, truth and perseverance. ... Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing. ...

This past Friday, Albany’s Palace Theater presented the HBO film “Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight,” dramatizing Ali’s 1971 battle with the government over refusing milit… ...

Muhammad Ali has died late Friday night at the age of 74.The legendary boxer left a lasting impression on the boxing community and sports world in his time on Earth. Perhaps his most lasting ...

There's nothing you can't accomplish if you set your mind to it, and Ali knew that. For him, nothing was impossible. 2. "I have nothing to lose by standing up for my beliefs.

Impossible is nothing." Heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali makes a point during a news conference that he conducted from inside the ring in Atlanta, Georgia, in this October 24, 1970, file photo.