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Dec 9, 1974 
Muhammad Ali makes his opinions clear to Joe Bugner © Getty Images |
Nov 1, 1974 
Muhammad Ali waves to a chanting crowd © AP |
Oct 30, 1974 
Muhammad Ali takes on George Foreman © Getty Images |
Oct 30, 1974 
Muhammad Ali looks on after knocking down defending heavyweight champion George Foreman © Getty Images |
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Oct 30, 1974 
Muhammad Ali leans on the ropes © Getty Images |
Oct 6, 1974 
Emerson Fittipaldi celebrates his second world championship title on the podium with wife Maria-Helena © Sutton Images |
Oct 1, 1974 
John Conteh battles Jorge Ahumada © Getty Images |
Sep 22, 1974 
Muhammed Ali and George Foreman meet President Mobutu Sese Seko © AP |
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Sep 8, 1974 
Emerson Fittipaldi at Monza in 1974 © Sutton Images |
Aug 29, 1974 
Muhammed Ali taunts George Foreman ahead of the Rumble in the Jungle © AP |
Aug 28, 1974 
Fred Titmus enjoys a cup of tea © Getty Images |
Aug 19, 1974 
Referee Matthenson sends off Kevin Keegan and Billy Bremner © Getty Images |
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Jul 21, 1974 
Belgian champion Eddy Merckx celebrates © Getty Images |
Jul 20, 1974 
Niki Lauda in action in his Scuderia Ferrari © Getty Images |
Jul 12, 1974 
Gary Player lifts the claret jug © Getty Images |
Jul 7, 1974 
Berti Vogts is booked by Jack Taylor © PA Photos |
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Jul 7, 1974 
Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Muller celebrate © Getty Images |
Jul 7, 1974 
Johan Cruyff progresses with the ball © Getty Images |
Jul 6, 1974 
Roberto Rivelino leads his side out © PA Photos |
Jun 14, 1974 
Asif Iqbal poses for a photo © PA Photos |
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