Rahaman Ali, brother of boxing legend Muhammad, dies aged 82

Muhammad Ali's younger brother, Rahaman, passed away Friday at the age of 82. Rahaman died at a hospice in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky after spending the final weeks of his life there. "Today, the last living member of my father’s immediate family returned to heaven," a statement from Muhammad's daughter read. "My Uncle, lovingly known as Rock, was a sweet, gentle soul with a heart as big as the world."

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