The 72-year-old’s doctors hoped to discharge him from hospital soon.
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The condition of boxing legend Muhammad Ali has “vastly improved” since he was taken to hospital with a mild case of pneumonia, his spokesperson said.
Bob Gunnell said the 72-year-old’s doctors hoped to discharge him soon.
“The Ali family continues to request privacy and appreciates all of the prayers and well wishes,” Mr Gunnell said.
“No further details are being released.”
Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 1984, with pneumonia being a dangerous complication of the neurological disorder.
He retired from boxing in 1981 with a 56-5 record.
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