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They're two of the most popular sporting stars of their generations.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, 70, teamed up with English football star David Beckham to present a prestigious new award.
The men shared the stage as they presented Afghan refugee Matiullah Haidar with the inaugural Generation Ali Beyond Sport Award at a London reception.
The ceremony celebrates young people who have inspired their peers through sport.
Haidar, 19, who came to the UK as a refugee after losing most of his family in the conflict in Afghanistan, now coaches sport and supports refugees as a translator.
Speaking tonight, Beckham, 37, said: 'Muhammad Ali is one of the most inspirational sportsmen of all time. He is a global icon, and he has touched so many lives.
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