Muhammad Ali’s hometown in Kentucky honors the boxer’s legacy with the creation of a new holiday, according to reports. The celebration takes place around the 10-year anniversary of Ali’s death and focuses on the global response to his passing. Coverage emphasizes that the observance brings together residents and visitors to recall how Ali’s life and public presence drew people from different places and backgrounds, including international audiences, in shared mourning. Organizers and participants highlight the theme of unity, presenting Ali as a figure whose influence extends beyond sports. The reports describe the holiday as a local tribute that formalizes remembrance in his hometown and connects the present-day community to the reflections that occurred when he died a decade earlier. While details of the holiday’s official status and specific events vary by outlet, both sources describe the same core elements: a Kentucky hometown, a new holiday, and a commemoration tied to the anniversary of Ali’s death.