Since coming out of hibernation brought about by his suspension for refusal to be drafted into the military, Muhammad Ali had, noticeably been a predictable ring workman.
When he was allowed to return to action after three years and knocked Jerry Quarry out in the third round, in the City Auditorium in Atlanta on October 26, 1970, Ali showed he had considerably mellowed down, matured physically and mentally. His words once quippy and humorously arrogant turned expended with much thought.
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