Muhammad Ali was the Olympics' best-kept secret. 30 years later, the women who knew remember the gasp

Thirty years after the event, Olympic swimming legend Janet Evans and Lonnie Ali, the widow of Muhammad Ali, recall a specific moment as if it occurred only a few hours ago. This event is described as the Olympics' best-kept secret, and the women who were aware of it still remember the collective gasp it caused. Their reflections highlight the lasting impact of this hidden encounter involving the legendary boxer during the Olympic games.