In the early 1960s, Cassius Clay, a bold and outspoken boxer, captured America’s attention just before the Civil Rights movement gained momentum. His evolution into Muhammad Ali, the spiritually aware heavyweight champion, is the stuff of legend. However, his religious conversion sparked a fierce legal conflict with the U.S. government when he declined to participate in the Vietnam War. This film explores the powerful intersection of race, religion, and politics that molded one of the most iconic sports figures in history.