DEER LAKE, Pa. — The rustic Pennsylvania coaching camp the place Muhammad Ali ready for a few of his most well-known fights has undergone an elaborate restoration, opening to the general public Saturday as a shrine to the heavyweight icon’s life and profession. The famed Deer Lake camp was in disrepair when California actual property investor Mike Madden purchased it shortly after Ali died in June 2016 at age 74. Madden, son of retired broadcaster and NFL Hall of Fame coach John Madden, mentioned his goal was to save lots of an necessary a part of Ali’s legacy. ”It will all the time be a monument to the man who created it,” mentioned Madden, 55. “It’s