you are wrong, sir... here is a list of all his fights..
1960
October 29 - Tunney Hunsaker, Louisville, KY - W 6
December 27 - Herb Siler, Miami Beach, FL - KO 4
1961
January 17 - Tony Esperti, Miami Beach, FL - KO 3
February 7 - Jim Robinson, Miami Beach, FL - KO 1
February 21 - Donnie Fleeman, Miami Beach, FL - KO 7
April 19 - Lamar Clark, Louisville, KY - KO 2
June 26 - Duke Sabedong, Las Vegas, NV - W 10
July 22 - Alonzo Johnson, Louisville, KY - W 10
October 7 - Alex Miteff, Louisville, KY - KO 6
November 29 - Willi Besmanoff, Louisville, KY - KO 7
1962
February 19 - Sonny Banks, New York, NY - KO 4
March 28 - Don Warner, Miami Beach, FL - KO 4
April 23 - George Logan, Los Angeles, CA - KO 6
May 19 - Billy Daniels, New York, NY - KO 7
July 20 - Alejandro Lavorante, Los Angeles, CA - KO 5
November 15 - Archie Moore, Los Angeles, CA - KO 4
1963
January 24 - Charlie Powell, Pittsburgh, PA - KO 3
March 13 - Doug Jones, New York, NY - W 10
June 18 - Henry Cooper, London - KO 5
1964
February 25 - Sonny Liston, Miami Beach, FL - KO 7
Muhammad Ali wins the Heavyweight Title
1965
May 25 - Sonny Liston, Lewiston, ME - KO 1
November 22 - Floyd Patterson, Las Vegas, NV - KO 12
1966
March 29 - George Chuvalo, Toronto - W 15
May 21 - Henry Cooper, London - KO 6
August 6 - Brian London, London - KO 3
September 10 - Karl Mildenberger, Frankfurt,Germany - KO 12
November 14 - Cleveland Williams, Houston, TX - KO 3
1967
February 6 - Ernie Terrell, Houston, TX - W 15
March 22 - Zora Folley, New York, NY - KO 7
Ali is stripped of his title in April, for refusing the
military draft on religious grounds.
1970
Ali returns to boxing after three-and-a-half year layoff.
October 26 - Jerry Quarry, Atlanta, GA - KO 3
December 7 - Oscar Bonavena, New York, NY - KO 15
1971
March 8 - Joe Frazier, New York, NY - L 15
Ali loses Heavyweight Title match.
It is his 1st loss as a Professional.
Frazier is now the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion.
July 26 - Jimmy Ellis, Houston, TX - KO 12
November 17 - Buster Mathis, Houston, TX - W 12
December 26 - Jurgen Blin, Zurich, Switzerland - KO 7
1972
April 1 - Mac Foster, Tokyo, Japan - W 15
May 1 - George Chuvalo, Vancouver, Canada - W 12
June 29 - Jerry Quarry, Las Vegas, NV - KO 7
July 19 - Al 'Blue' Lewis, Dublin - KO 11
September 20 - Floyd Patterson, New York, NY - KO 7
November 21 - Bob Foster, Stateline, NV - KO 8
1973
February 14 - Joe Bugner, Las Vegas, NV - W 12
March 31 - Ken Norton, San Diego, CA - L 12
Jaw is broken in 2nd round, but Ali fights 10 more rounds. Loses by decision. Only the 2nd loss of Ali's career.
September 10 - Ken Norton, Los Angeles, CA - W 12
October 20 - Rudi Lubbers, Jakarta, Indonesia - W 12
1974
January 28 - Joe Frazier, New York, NY - W 12
October 30 - George Foreman, Kinshasa, Zaire - KO 8
Muhammad Ali Regains the Heavyweight Title,
becoming only the 2nd Heavyweight to ever do so.
1975
March 24 - Chuck Wepner, Cleveland, OH - KO 15
May 16 - Ron Lyle, Las Vegas, NV - KO 11
June 30 - Joe Bugner, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - W 15
October 1 - Joe Frazier, Manila, Phillipines - KO 14
1976
February 20 - Jean Pierre Coopman, San Juan, PR - KO 5
April 30 - Jimmy Young, Landover, MD - W 15
May 24 - Richard Dunn, Munich, Germany - KO 5
September 28 - Ken Norton, New York, NY - W 15
1977
May 16 - Alfredo Evangelista, Landover, MD - W 15
September 29 - Earnie Shavers, New York, NY - W 15
1978
February 15 - Leon Spinks, Las Vegas, NV - L 15
Ali loses the Heavyweight Title by Split-Decision.
3rd Loss of Ali's Career
September 15 - Leon Spinks, New Orleans, LA - W 15
Muhammad Ali wins the Heavyweight Title for the 3rd time,
becoming the first Heavyweight in boxing history to do so.
Muhammad Ali announces his retirement from boxing.
1980
October 2 - Larry Holmes, Las Vegas, NV - L by TKO 11
Ali makes a failed comeback after 2-year layoff and loses
in an attempt to win Title for the 4th time.
1981
December 11 - Trevor Berbick, Nassau, Bahamas - L 10
Ali loses again in a final failed comeback attempt.
MUHAMMAD ALI retires from boxing for good.
