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The former world heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali has been taken to hospital with a suspected form of Parkinson's disease.

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Muhammad Ali's condition has 'vastly improved' since being admitted to hospital on Saturday with a mild case of pneumonia and his doctors are hopeful that he will soon be sent home, his representatives Boxcar have announced. The 72-year-old, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, was taken to an undisclosed location on Saturday morning. 'Muhammad Ali has vastly improved since being admitted to the hospital over the weekend with a mild case of pneumonia,' the statement read. Muhammad Ali is recovering well after being taken to hospital with a mild case of pneumonia . Ali, standing over Sonny Liston,  is generally regarded as the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time . 'Ali's team of doctors hopes to discharge him soon. 'The Ali family continues to request privacy and appreciates all of the prayers and well wishes. 'No further details are being released.' Ali, considered by many to be the greatest boxer of all time, retired from the sport in 1981 and has suffered with Parkinson's since the mid-1980s. The 72-year-old former boxer has suffered from Parkinson's since the mid-1980s .