The Muhammad Ali Center held its 13th annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards in Louisville on Saturday, November 7. Colin Kaepernick received the Humanitarian of the Year award, according to the Center’s news release. WLKY reported that cast members from “THE GREATEST” also attended the ceremony ahead of Sunday’s screening.
A screening of the series finale is scheduled in Louisville for Sunday, WLKY reported. The program is set to include a moderated discussion with cast members and the creators, followed by an audience Q&A. Lonnie Ali, an executive producer on the series, and Ben Watkins, its creator, executive producer and showrunner, are expected to attend, the station said.
WLKY reported that organizers expect more than 200 young people from west Louisville at the event. The station said organizers view the gathering as an opportunity for attendees to learn about Ali and the series.
Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video describe “THE GREATEST” as the first authorized scripted series about Muhammad Ali and credit Watkins as creator, executive producer and showrunner. The studio’s announcement says all eight episodes became available exclusively on Prime Video on November 4, 2026, in more than 240 countries and territories.
Education beyond the screening
The Muhammad Ali Center says it has offered free leadership development programs for students for over a decade. Its student field trips cover Ali’s life and legacy, as well as social justice, cultural diversity and personal growth, according to the Center’s field trip information.
