Tributes pour in for Muhammad Ali - 'The greatest sportsman there has ever been'

Muhammad Ali was an "angel" and a "god-sent blessing to this Earth", his brother Rahman said following the boxer's death at the age of 74.
The three-time world heavyweight champion, who had battled Parkinson's disease for 32 years, died in Phoenix, Arizona, after being admitted to hospital with a respiratory condition earlier in the week.
His family's spokesman Bob Gunnell confirmed he died on Friday evening local time.
Ali's younger brother Rahman Ali, who was also a heavyweight boxer, said he was a "sweet, kind, nice" man who "was the world's most famous person".
He told the BBC: "There was nobody on this Earth more famous than Muhammad Ali, he was known in every country.
"God blessed him because he was such a sweet person. My mother and father were sweet, good people, and he came from good stock. He was a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful man, he will be missed."
Mr Ali said his brother's spirit, both inside and out of the ring, came from the upbringing their parents gave them, but said he was "one of a kind", adding: "There will never be another Muhammad Ali.

Speaking through tears, he said he remembered Ali "hugging me, making me laugh, kissing me", and said he was so kind...