IMAGES | Louisville says goodbye to Muhammad Ali following his June 3, 2016 passing
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Louisvillians run alongside the hearse carrying Muhammad Ali through his beloved hometown after his death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisville Metro Police officers stand outside Cave Hill Cemetery awaiting the motorcade carrying Muhammad Ali to his final resting place in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
A memorial at the Muhammad Ali Center following the Champ's death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. The pink house was Ali's childhood home in Louisville. (WDRB file photo)
Muhammad Ali's casket ahead of his funeral in Louisville in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
WDRB's Gilbert Corsey speaks to resident waiting on the motorcade carrying Muhammad Ali around Louisville following his death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
A memorial at the Muhammad Ali Center following the Champ's death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
A pair of boxing gloves left at a memorial outside the Muhammad Ali Center following the Champ's death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Actor Will Smith came to Louisville to say goodbye to Muhammad Ali in June 2016. Smith portrayed the Champ in the 2001 film "Ali," that earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
A t-shirt left at a memorial at the Muhammad Ali Center following the Champ's death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
WDRB's Stephan Johnson talks to the family of Muhammad Ali while taking the Champ to his final resting place at Cave Hill Cemetery in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
A memorial at the Muhammad Ali Center following the Champ's death in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Roses lined the entrance of Cave Hill Cemetery in June 2016, awaiting the arrival of Muhammad Ali. (WDRB file photo)
Roses lined the entrance of Cave Hill Cemetery in June 2016, awaiting the arrival of Muhammad Ali. (WDRB file photo)
Louisville Metro Police officers stand outside Cave Hill Cemetery awaiting the motorcade carrying Muhammad Ali to his final resting place in June 2016. (WDRB file photo)
Roses lined the entrance of Cave Hill Cemetery in June 2016, awaiting the arrival of Muhammad Ali. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. The pink house in the background was Ali's childhood home. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Actor Will Smith attends the funeral of Muhammad Ali in June 2016. Smith portrayed the Champ in the 2001 film "Ali," that earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. (WDRB file photo)
Actor Will Smith attends the funeral of Muhammad Ali in June 2016. Smith portrayed the Champ in the 2001 film "Ali," that earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. (WDRB file photo)
Actor Will Smith attends the funeral of Muhammad Ali in June 2016. Smith portrayed the Champ in the 2001 film "Ali," that earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
Louisvillians lined the streets in June 2016 for a motorcade taking Muhammad Ali around the city where he grew up following his death on June 3. (WDRB file photo)
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The Muhammad Ali Center will soon unveil a new exhibit about the death of the boxing legend and international humanitarian.Â
The Muhammad Ali Center will unveil a permanent exhibit called, The Greatest Remembered, on April 6 as part of Community Free Day.
Tuesday marked nine years since the death of Louisville's greatest champion.
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