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History Short: Sports Champs Stripped of Their Honors #Shorts
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1:00Now PlayingOn April 29, 1967, heavyweight boxing champ, Muhammad Ali, was stripped of his crown when he refused induction into the US military. He later was vindicated and regained his championship belt in the ring, and today we look at some sports champions that were stripped of their honors.
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