Boxer Muhammad Ali, formerly known as Cassius Clay, describes where the Clay name came from and he explains how he first got into boxing. This interview happens on February 9, 1960, 4 years before he changed his name to Muhammad Ali.

Boxer Muhammad Ali, formerly known as Cassius Clay, describes why he changed his name to Ali and explains how he reacts when someone uses the wrong name when they speak to him. Ali changed his name in 1964 at the direction of his religious leader, Elijah Muhammad.

Nancy Kerrigan claims that she hasn't lost faith in humanity and it could have been a lot worse as she gives an interview after being attacked at the US Figure Skating Championships in Detroit Michigan in 1994. Nancy Kerrigan is an American figure skater who has accomplished winning a silver medal and bronze medal in past Olympic games. She was assaulted with a police baton to the right knee by men hired by the ex husband of skating rival Tonya Harding. The tragedy became known as 'The Whack Heard Around the World.'

Mickey Mantle discusses being brought up to the pros in an early 1950s interview. He shares what it means to go from class C to the Triple As to the A league, and what he will try to accomplish. Mantle was a professional baseball player for the New York Yankees from 1951 to 1968.

After suffering what was seemingly a career ending injury during the Elite 8 game of the 2013 NCAA College Basketball Championship, Kevin Ware is back on the court, giving a first person interview to ABC News. Ware played for The University of Louisville Cardinals and, after suffering the injury, his team went on to win the championship in the tournament that year.

Evan Holyfield talks about the infamous fight on June 28, 1997 in which Mike Tyson bit off part of Holyfield's ear. Tyson insisted it was a retaliation to Holyfield's headbutts. Holyfield says that Tyson used this as a way to get disqualified to get out off the fight. Evan Holyfield, a retired professional boxer, is a former Undisputed World Champion in both cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions.

Wayne Gretzky, aka 'The Great One' discusses hockey and how he doesn't feel like the greatest player ever to play hockey, despite popular opinion. Gretzky is a former Canadian American professional hockey player and former head coach. He played in the NHL for 20 seasons before retiring in 1999.

Wilt Chamberlain recalls his first meeting with fellow basketball player Michael Jordan in 1997 and explains why they had never met before.

Basketball player Wilt Chamberlain discusses being a seven foot tall 14-year-old and comments on the challenges he faced at such a height before and after his basketball career. Chamberlain was the first player to score 30,000 at an NBA game on March 1, 1972.