I'm so happy to see that George is looking healthy and vibrant with no real heavy signs of CTE after such a tough boxing career in his prime and later on when he came back.
1:59 “I’m just so happy I lived long enough to see the past come alive again.” What a great way to compliment the two fighters and celebrate your work in the sport. You’re an all time great George, and we’re happy for your health and great attitude
"If" only Wilder had George Forman's humility & vibrance his status would be 10x as much as it is today. But as George said, "if" often detracts the reality. God bless you George & thanks for the memories.
It's hard to control that damn ego as a young man. I think we are all guilty of it. Wilder never improved on anything bc of it. I never seen a champion with almost no skills win a belt than Wilder. It's the oddest thing I've ever seen in boxing. Once Fury took away his right hand, he showed the world that he was a one trick pony. It's weird to me that so much better boxers that faced Wilder couldn't figure that out. Get inside & push him on his heels. I said this from the beginning. Ortiz tried to counter punch him. No, attack him, he has no skills. Ortiz just wasn't one to attack, very weird Anyway, Wilder needs to check that ego of his or he's going to go down a very lonely & dark world. Salud fellas. Enjoy the next big fight.
He lives a christian life and wears the full armor of God. He has favor with God and is my absolute favorite jab artist. No one can ever match him. You still look great champ 👍!!!
Every time i use my Foreman grill i think of Bog George . I used his grill yesterday when i watched the Fury wilder fight with a comrade . Such a likable fellow . George re invented himself and caused the mothers of all upsets age 45 . oldest champ ever. Turned logic on its head . I shall never forget it . Will Wilder be able to get humble and reinvent himself and become an agreeable likable fellow like Bog George ? NO WAY. Wilder does not have the brains or the charm. I rise my glass to BIG George . I abstain from rising it for wilder . A sore and very bitter loser who is full of hate an loathing . I even noticed that Wilder is not particicualary liked by fellow americans apart from his die hard voodoo fans .
He’s the greatest puncher. Who did Ernie shavers knock out ? No one great. How about George ? People like Lyle and Ali hated George. They’re haters. Ask Frazier , Norton, or Chuvalo. Not even close.
The thing I like the most about Big George, is his humility. He took the time to praise all his opponents, win, lose or draw. Takes a strong man to build another man up, at the possible expense of his own legacy (in the public’s opinion).
The more you praise your opponents, the greater your achievements when you beat them. Think about it. “My opponent was a bum! He was useless! He was hopeless!” Oh right. And that’s who you beat? Tough, was it? That’s why Wilder’s reaction was so disgusting when he was beaten, especially since he boxed better than he had in a long time. What a waste.
@@Ilovewatchingsupernaturalparan I think Sonny wins that. But George Foreman was something else, people full heartedly believing he’d kill a man in the ring with that power. Crazy. I’m so glad Foreman still has his wits too many boxers suffer from severe CTE. It still makes me laugh that he makes all his kids George, what a legend.
Mr. Big George Foreman this is why we all love you. I’m just-now turning 62, and I remember your great sportsmanship; especially during the Olympics and you holding up the American flag and you were subsequently ridiculed. I also remember, when you fought Joe Frazier from Philly. You hit him with a right upper cut, so hard his feet lifted off the canvas. I have to say I was pissed off at you, only because I was born and raised from North Philadelphia and real close to where Joe worked prior to becoming a boxer. I just wanting say, I appreciate you totally and for you to take care of yourself. Thank you for the great memories. Bill
Sugar Hill Steward will get the credit for Tyson Fury's win. However, it was not for John Fury, TF would have lost that fight. If JF had not insisted that TF come back to London to relearn his elusiveness and awkwardness, TF would not have used both that style and the Kronk style in the fight against Wilder. If TF solely relied on the guidance from Hill Steward, he would have lost in the 5th round. After all, he was knocked down twice by Wilder because he was too one-dimensional. Once TF applied the elusiveness and other Team Fury boxing skills,he was able to escape from Wilder's clutches to eventually get the victory.
@@georgelabauve3469 Ferdie Pacheco said when George hit Joe Frazier with that uppercut everybody looked up toward the ceiling because they thought decapitated him. George gets my vote every time.
I understand you Man.every Generation got his best,biggest,hardest fighter and so on....and its interesting to discuss about it...sorry about my English Greetings from Germany☝️🖐
I am a great admirer of George Foreman. He seems like such an honorable and courageous man. I wish he would head to Washington and lead our country during these very difficult days. He would win a seat in Congress in a landslide. We sure do need him IMO.
I have always loved him too. I never thought about him for office. But now that you said it, I can’t get it out of my head. He would have been tremendous. My step dad worked on one of his houses in the late 90’s. He came home with autographs and stories about how gentle and kind hearted he was at that time. Which he said was so weird to see, knowing who he was and all. But the best part was that he said that even though he was kind and gentle. He said he had this intimidating presence about him. that let you know who the baddest man on campus was. All of this coming from a corn fed, 6’4 330 pound monster of a man. 😂😂
To be honest the ref wasn't that good, while he warned Tyson about the head locks early, as a token gesture, he still allowed him to use them through the fight, he also allowed the leaning clinches to go on, well after calling them to part. He also spoke to Wilder about holding, yet if you watch, it was Fury stopping Wilder from stepping back clean.
@@the_royal_drop_short. yes wilder mostly wanted to fight fury was mostly holding leaning and head locking wearing out Wilders legs of ref deducted points the fight would’ve been different
This man is a legend the way he reinvented himself it’s so impressive. And from his presentation all that boxing didn’t take away his ability to evaluate the match coming to the conclusions. George you’re awesome
George Foreman just proved he's one of the all time great human beings. Huge heart. Generous spirit. Thank you for the beautiful commentary and helping us ALL understand the importance of this fight.
@@billieboybuddha4238 Wow! This comment thread sure took a turn for the worse. The idea was to recognize a great person not compare and insult. I would never agree with your assessment of Mohamed Ali, NOR WOULD GEORGE FOREMAN OR JOE FRAZIER. Reply however you want but I won't be reading it.
Fighting George Foreman eloquently breaking down these fights is a treasure for the younger generation of people like myself. Thank you very much for your wisdom George, God bless you!
You werent the only one . I was about the same age as George then and it really hit me hard . He pulled off a miracle and we know why it was his faith in God .
I totally agree with you! The thing is this fight brings me hope that the noble art is not dead like ( because of cameras ) soccer ! This fight remind me of Foreman-Holyfield !!!
Mr.George is so humble -he gained so much wisdom as he got older. I cried like a babe when he regained the title . He certainly has had a profound spiritual journey. May the rest of us be so fortunate and resolute in striving to do that.
Always remember that night. Was in college watching it with buddies in a floating casino in Biloxi, MS. The whole joint exploded when George leveled Moorer with that crushing right hand. Great night.
Well said, Mr. Foreman. I agree with everything that you've said. I know that this gets thrown around too easily today, but you're a good man. You're a good man because you've got a good heart filled with God.
20 years after losing it to Muhammad Ali in 1974, George made 3 successful defenses against Alex Schulz, Crawford Grimsley & Lou Saverese before losing for the final time against Shannon Briggs. Knockout wins over Frazier (twice) Norton & Moorer, all much smaller look very good on his record. Yet, he never truely dominated the heavyweight division for a long period of time, which should count against him. Foreman was 7-3 in title fights, which isn’t that impressive compared to Joe Louis (26-1) Larry Holmes (21-5) and Lennox Lewis (15-2-1), who were all far more dominant champions. Who did he beat? He won part of the title, yet he never proved he was the best in the division. There were a lot of good big Power hitters around in the early-mid 90’s, yet he defended against undercard B-Level fighters Schulz, Grimsley and Saverese, of which Foreman was gifted 2 outta 3 of those fights. He should have fought at least one legitimate contender or attempted to unify the titles after beating Moorer. Even if Foreman lost, which I’m pretty sure he would have considering his advanced age, he would have been far greater in defeat in my eyes. Why not lose to Riddick Bowe or Lennox Lewis rather than Shannon Briggs? George Foreman was a great fighter, but looking back over his career, I believe he is definitely overrated as a heavyweight champion based on his achievements.
Foreman was such a great fighter. He got outboxed by Ali but NOBODY ever matched Ali's skill, during the era in which he fought. And for Foreman to come back the way he did in the 1990s, well after all the other big men had long since hung them up, was nothing short of astounding. And to do it with a resounding knockout of a fighter in his prime, all the more so. Thanks for the memories big George. You were ALL class, all the time. And I'd probably pick you as the greatest of all time.
Fury vs. Wilder III was so amazing that I have already listened to over a dozen post fight commentaries. George Foreman, your commentary here is my favorite of them all. Thank you for putting this great fight into perspective for the generations to come.
I'm sure all three men would be humbled and moved to hear your glowing testimony. You lived and battled through the greatest era of heavyweight boxers.
My father knew George’s doctor and I met George years ago at a dinner. My hands are not exactly small, but when I shook hands with him, my hand disappeared! Great champion and a great man….
Love you George. You were a solid member of the greatest group of heavyweights that ever lived. Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Shavers, Quarry, Chuvalo and the list goes on. True 15 round Champions.
The champ passing the torch to the new generations showing love and respect he is a class act speaking his thoughts on what a great fight is all about no doubt that was a great fight and one of the best trilogys of all times
What a great fight it was Champ...I thought we'd never see the likes of a match like this again. I miss the days when the giants would step into the ring ( including yourself ) and would give us a show to remember for life. Yep, those two worriers gave the customers what they came to see....and that was a FIGHT TO REMEMBER.
@Bo Mo Tyson Fury is certainly better than Jerry Cooney was. Tyson Fury is in fact a very skilled boxer. I saw all of Cooney's major fights and some of his less major ones. Cooney was not very good. Larry Holmes who beat Cooney was an all time great. Cooney had a big left hook but he was relatively slow and had a questionable chin. The only big name fighters he beat such as Ken Norton, Ron Lyle and Jimmy Young were over the hill and at the end of their careers. In fact Cooney lost to pretty much every major fighter that he fought if they were still good. He was knocked out by Larry Holmes, knocked out by Michael Spinks, who was a small heavyweight champion and destroyed by George Foreman. - And that was George Foreman during his comeback when he was in his 40's. It was not Foreman in his 20's when he was in his prime. Deontay Wilder is not a great fighter. I would call him a mediocre fighter who can punch very hard. Fury is actually quite a good fighter.
@Bo Mo ...well, sounds like you need to get into the Boxing business and show us all how it should be done...but until then..let us enjoy an awesome fight when we see one...
A simple solution of sound proofing the room would do the trick. Nothing fancy - just some well positioned towels hung up and perhaps in a smaller room ... But I'm not gonna be the one to tell him in person that his sound had too much echo 😁
What a gentleman you have become, and what an inspiration you are today! A smile, honesty, a tribute to these two fighters, no negatives. I wish others would learn from your style of living George. The world could use a few more of you!
Mr.Foreman it’s an honor and pleasure to have you still here with us, many have come and gone. Thank you for your words of wisdom and encouragement. Much respect sir! 💪🏾
Thank you Sir when I was a boy here in England I'd sit with my dad & we'd watch your fights against Frazier, Ali, Norton & many more thank you so much I'll treasure those memories for as long as I live, once again many thanks. 🙏
To have legends who made it through who are not only enjoying a full life, but getting to see their sport in modern times with with excitement and enthusiasm...warms the heart.
your a beautiful human being George. Your words were all so true and this fight will also become historical like your generation and other. You have done so much good in your life time and your family friends and followers are very proud of you. Good on you George and I also love you 💟
I have so much respect for this man…he truly is one of the greatest sportsmen of all time and a true source of inspiration and wisdom. Now I am off to buy his grill.
Love ya George. It was an absolutely amazing fight. I loved it. As a Fury fan, I’m proud of Wilder’s display of heart and think he has nothing to be ashamed of. I hope he leaves the excuses out of this one. God bless, George. You’ll always be the Champ in my book.
@@Eck1876 He doesn't need to be ashamed of that. This is boxing, not tinder. Its not a written rule that you should hug and kiss your opponent after he was saying pretty hateful and nasty things before the fight. Are we going to ignore Fury saying some awful about Wilder's mother? He said something that has to do with Wilder crawling out of his mother's private area. The fact that all wilder did was ignore Fury after the fight, actually shows how reserved and disciplined he was trying to be.
You’re a living legend George, and I couldn’t agree with you more! There was no loser in this fight, and even in defeat Wilder can hold his head high! Congratulations to both world class athletes !! ❤️
I’ve got to tell you all , I said the same thing when I was watching this fight , this is one of the greatest heavyweight championship fights I have ever seen , and I’ve seen a lot of them , and the Only other fight that tops this one , was when Big George Foreman my favorite fighter of all time , knocked out Michael Moore for the heavyweight championship , at the ripe young age of 45 , I believe !!!! that was one of the happiest moments of my life . thank you Big George !!! GOD BLESS US ALL …
Even here in France we miss your commenting. Always been a fan. Big George is one of the smartest analyse machine of heavyweights fights. Cheers from Paris ! You got a lot of fans here
A great fight and good point about the reffing. He wasn’t breaking up the clinch prematurely and letting both men work inside and was strict on fouls. Beautiful fighting and great reffing equals an all-time classic.
gotta have a sharp eye, to let the big guys work, in the clinch. it's dangerous, because it's easy to commit fouls on the inside and it's enticing for weaker fighters, to try and won by fouling.
@@ScoobyD2 uppercuts aren't fouls and the ref would step in almost immediately when Wilder would duck because he knew Fury would lean on him. That's why the ref told Wilder to stop ducking and clinching because he was letting Fury lean on him.
George, you are one of the greats. A true champ, that gave us some fantastic fights, win or lose. I watched your career since '68. It's a rare man that can show ferocity when needed and humility when all is over. Thanks for the memories.
Hey George, I'm an old man and I will always talk about your fight with Lyle. You talk about heavy punches and the will to get back up, that fight was the best !
Wow, what Foreman said at the end really speaks for how humble he is and how much respect he gives to Wilder & Fury, I'm sure both of them will be honored to hear Foreman talk about them like this, getting respect like this from Foreman has to feel pretty good
George Foreman - Thank you for providing this amazing content!!! You are one of the few to thank the referee(s) for doing an outstanding job. They are never acknowledged properly. You are a stand-up man. We appreciate you and your many contributions to the sport of boxing. Utmost Respect - Always!!! Remain Blessed!!! ✝ 👊 ✝
The Rev is so Right on . Fury..Amazing.... Wilder Just gets better and better..Two of the greatest Heavies ever. No one really lose..This fight will be remembered forever..Hope Wilder keeps boxing 🥊.
20 years after losing it to Muhammad Ali in 1974, George made 3 successful defenses against Alex Schulz, Crawford Grimsley & Lou Saverese before losing for the final time against Shannon Briggs. Knockout wins over Frazier (twice) Norton & Moorer, all much smaller look very good on his record. Yet, he never truely dominated the heavyweight division for a long period of time, which should count against him. Foreman was 7-3 in title fights, which isn’t that impressive compared to Joe Louis (26-1) Larry Holmes (21-5) and Lennox Lewis (15-2-1), who were all far more dominant champions. Who did he beat? He won part of the title, yet he never proved he was the best in the division. There were a lot of good big Power hitters around in the early-mid 90’s, yet he defended against undercard B-Level fighters Schulz, Grimsley and Saverese, of which Foreman was gifted 2 outta 3 of those fights. He should have fought at least one legitimate contender or attempted to unify the titles after beating Moorer. Even if Foreman lost, which I’m pretty sure he would have considering his advanced age, he would have been far greater in defeat in my eyes. Why not lose to Riddick Bowe or Lennox Lewis rather than Shannon Briggs? George Foreman was a great fighter, but looking back over his career, I believe he is definitely overrated as a heavyweight champion based on his achievements.
@@Bronco_Billy_Jack_Hills well, he had 76 wins and 5 losses, and the majority of those losses came from his later years, his only big upsets in his younger days being Ali and Lyle. To top it off, his amateur record was 22-4, being altogether 98-9. That's still more impressive than people like Tyson, not to mention Foreman fought amazing boxers like Ken Norton, Joe Frazier, beating Moorer in his old age, those really say something.
@@georgelabauve3469 Look at some of George Foreman's first 40 opponents before facing Ali,, all cruiserweights and tiny heavies with losing records: Fred Askew -- 2 wins 6 losses Johnny Carroll -- 12 wins 19 losses Roy Wallace -- 7 wins 12 losses Leo Peterson -- 3 wins 4 losses Bob Hazelton -- 3 wins 6 losses Levi Forte -- 20 wins 21 losses Charley Polite -- 11 wins 14 losses George Johnson -- 17 win 19 losses Lou Bailey -- 16 wins 30 losses Mel Turnbow -- 8 wins 10 losses Stamford Harris -- 14 wins 21 losses Vic Scott -- 1 win 2 losses Joe Murphy Gordwin -- 1 win 14 losses Ollie Wilson -- 21 wins 39 losses Clarence Boone -- 3 wins 25 losses Terry Sorrell -- 4 wins 15 losses Shocking isn't it. The rest were not much better similar to washed up handicapped cruiserweight Joe Frazier who was puffed up with diabetes, high blood pressure and only had one 👁️ eye (no disrespect but true). "My left eye went when I was young. I was working the speed bag and some steel went in the eye and scratched it to pieces. I was blind in that eye. Some doctors were my best friends. We sheltered the story and kept it a quiet. And I learnt the eye-chart by heart." -- Joe Frazier Medically Joe Frazier would not be allowed to fight professionally today, Fact 💯
@@georgelabauve3469 Foreman was relatively unknown when he challenged Joe Frazier for his heavyweight crown in 1973, that's why he was a 3 to 1 underdog going in. Frazier had slipped since beating Ali in 1971. That fight had taken a lot out of him and Joe was 10 pounds heavier when he got into the ring with George. The only names on Foreman's record that stood out were 19-5 B-Level punchbag Chuck Wepner and 59-16 214 lb 6'0" George Chuvalo. Foreman's greatest win at his best was against little one 👁️ Joe inside two rounds. After knocking out the overmatched 54-27 5'10 196 lbs Jose Roman in the 1st, Foreman scored his second best career win against Ken Norton, who just broke Ali's jaw. 210 lb Norton's philly shell defense was atrocious against Foreman. George destroyed Kenny, again in under 2 rounds. This was the high point of his career. When George agreed to fight Ali, many feared he would seriously hurt the aging 32 year old former champion. ( 32 is still young, Wladimir fought Joshua in fight of the year at 41. Archie Moore fought Ali at 48 and Lewis beat Tyson and prime Vitali at 37. What was Ali doing at 37? He couldn't talk and his tremors were getting worse ..it's not how you start IT'S HOW YOU FINISH )
@@georgelabauve3469 Foreman was always a slugger, never a patient slick boxer. That's why after the 3rd round, commentator Joe Frazier said, "George is rushing himself and not staying calm, he's not going to last." Frazier saw exactly what we all saw. Foreman Panicked in the sweltering heat and humidity which exceeded 90 percent and punched himself out, flailing away like a wild kitty cat. Ali sensed what was happening and patiently waited till George fell over ..And OMG did you see how ILLEGALLY LOOSE those ropes were!!! They were loose enough to allow Ali to avoid getting hit in the head leaving Foreman no choice but to go after the body. What should have been Ali's most difficult fight was actually one of his easiest. Fans worldwide demanded an immediate rematch but Ali knew better. If Ali was really the greatest why didn't he prove it instead of running 🏃💨 back to washed up one 👁️ Although Foreman went on to humiliate overrated one 👁️ for a second time after his loss to Ali, it was clear he was not the same fighter. He was knocked down twice and looked very vulnerable against Ron Lyle in their slugfest. Then several easy fights later, George was humiliated again, this time by featherfisted 19% KO's Jimmy Young. Being devastated and depressed Foreman retired from boxing.
George that was just great to hear from you! I agree, that fight was one of the best Heavyweight bouts I've seen in a very long time and both those men gave it all they had!
Sir, you are such a legend! I'm two years older than you were when you re-conquered the belt! It's a great reminder of what our body can achieve if put our minds and spirit into it. THANKS BEYOND YOUR AMAZING SPORTSMANSHIP, THE EXAMPLE YOU'VE SET. Respectfully!
We'll never stop talking about you champ, you will live forever in our minds. My 2 sons will learn of all the greats when they're old enough, you are among them. Can't wait to show him the Foreman/Lyle fight!
A Legend talking about a great fight, so happy to see him healthy and seemingly happy! Hope he gets to go round and watch all these fights, and we get a chance to meet him
I feel so much respect for you George, great man, great boxer, great grill. That fight was very exciting, and Wilder showed so much heart, I thought Wilder was done in the sixth round, but he managed to endure until the eleventh. I agree with you George about the referee, it was one of the best I've ever seen.
Since you are one person who would directly interacted with Sonny Liston and knows what kind of man he was can you make a video on how he was In real life, cz he seems to be really misunderstood by the boxing world.. it would be good if you could share your experience with him
I'm so happy to see that George is looking healthy and vibrant with no real heavy signs of CTE after such a tough boxing career in his prime and later on when he came back.
Thats because he was a giant monster with a huge skull that could take it.
Big George is a true legend. The only boxer who could knock out big George was the greatest himself Muhammad Ali
George might be the most durable man to ever set foot in the ring. An absolute tank.
He is 72 already and seems clear speaking and thinking
Big George is a national treasure
1:59 “I’m just so happy I lived long enough to see the past come alive again.” What a great way to compliment the two fighters and celebrate your work in the sport. You’re an all time great George, and we’re happy for your health and great attitude
Agreed but he's gotta fix his audio
@@MMA_Content Oh, I'm sure he will immediately 😁
The grill has been doing bits
@@MMA_Content I can hear him just fine, and so can you
I’m glad you’re still around too champ
"If" only Wilder had George Forman's humility & vibrance his status would be 10x as much as it is today. But as George said, "if" often detracts the reality. God bless you George & thanks for the memories.
Give him some time. He’s still a young man.
George used to be a real malcontent in his younger days before he became lovable
It's hard to control that damn ego as a young man. I think we are all guilty of it. Wilder never improved on anything bc of it. I never seen a champion with almost no skills win a belt than Wilder. It's the oddest thing I've ever seen in boxing. Once Fury took away his right hand, he showed the world that he was a one trick pony. It's weird to me that so much better boxers that faced Wilder couldn't figure that out. Get inside & push him on his heels. I said this from the beginning. Ortiz tried to counter punch him. No, attack him, he has no skills. Ortiz just wasn't one to attack, very weird
Anyway, Wilder needs to check that ego of his or he's going to go down a very lonely & dark world. Salud fellas. Enjoy the next big fight.
Humility. Keyword. Read where Lenox Lewis offered to help train Wilder but he rejected the offer. His lost. For sure.,
@@werquantum Humility. Keyword. Read where Lenox Lewis offered to help train Wilder but he rejected the offer. His lost. For sure.
The fact that you took the time to laud these contemporary lions proves that you are still a champion of the present, George Foreman Forever.
Love George
What a gent 👏
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@@exclamationpointman3852 : Don't mind Aryyyy , trolls and those who sponsor filth will always be around doing their thing!.
It’s nice to see foreman so eloquent and still have his wits about him in his older age godbless him and his family he’s a living legend
Absolutely...Too many of these guys had brain damage
The big guy didn't get beat up much.
He lives a christian life and wears the full armor of God. He has favor with God and is my absolute favorite jab artist.
No one can ever match him. You still look great champ 👍!!!
@raymond weaver Agree 👍👍👍👍
Every time i use my Foreman grill i think of Bog George . I used his grill yesterday when i watched the Fury wilder fight with a comrade . Such a likable fellow . George re invented himself and caused the mothers of all upsets age 45 . oldest champ ever. Turned logic on its head . I shall never forget it . Will Wilder be able to get humble and reinvent himself and become an agreeable likable fellow like Bog George ? NO WAY. Wilder does not have the brains or the charm. I rise my glass to BIG George . I abstain from rising it for wilder . A sore and very bitter loser who is full of hate an loathing . I even noticed that Wilder is not particicualary liked by fellow americans apart from his die hard voodoo fans .
I don’t hear enough people talking about how great that ref was calling this fight. Great analysis George!
Wilder's camp and his entourage said the referee did a lousy job and Fury cheated.
Jealousy and envy, two deadly sins.
Wilder should be thanking that ref. He help break his fall when he got knocked out. Kept his head from hitting the canvas and bouncing around.
@@johndavies8956 Malik Scott gave a good account of himself in an interview I saw.
@@johndavies8956 Don't forget pride!
The greatest power puncher of all time hands down is George Foreman
I wouldn’t say that, but he’s a damn good puncher
One of them.
Ernie shavers in most people's opinion was one of the hardest punches ever in the sport but george was way better
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George was the better boxer, Shavers the better puncher.
He’s the greatest puncher. Who did Ernie shavers knock out ? No one great. How about George ? People like Lyle and Ali hated George. They’re haters. Ask Frazier , Norton, or Chuvalo. Not even close.
The thing I like the most about Big George, is his humility. He took the time to praise all his opponents, win, lose or draw. Takes a strong man to build another man up, at the possible expense of his own legacy (in the public’s opinion).
A true sportsman , a true fighter !
Hmmmm, you should follow George early career
@@elingrome5853 none of us are humble early in life, we gain wisdom over time my brother
Only when he got older, he grew - Wilder needs to grow.
The more you praise your opponents, the greater your achievements when you beat them. Think about it. “My opponent was a bum! He was useless! He was hopeless!” Oh right. And that’s who you beat? Tough, was it? That’s why Wilder’s reaction was so disgusting when he was beaten, especially since he boxed better than he had in a long time. What a waste.
George was a force of nature in his day. An absolute monster.
He was the scariest boxer.
@@Ilovewatchingsupernaturalparan and to think he took a 10 year sabattical and came back to become champ
Er ist kein Monster, er hat Jesus Christus zum Herrn!
@@Ilovewatchingsupernaturalparan I think Sonny wins that. But George Foreman was something else, people full heartedly believing he’d kill a man in the ring with that power. Crazy. I’m so glad Foreman still has his wits too many boxers suffer from severe CTE.
It still makes me laugh that he makes all his kids George, what a legend.
@@notsoberoveranalyzer8264...I know Sonny Liston was the scariest boxer & Sonny Liston sparring partner was George Foreman.
Well said Champ!
Mr. Big George Foreman this is why we all love you. I’m just-now turning 62, and I remember your great sportsmanship; especially during the Olympics and you holding up the American flag and you were subsequently ridiculed. I also remember, when you fought Joe Frazier from Philly. You hit him with a right upper cut, so hard his feet lifted off the canvas. I have to say I was pissed off at you, only because I was born and raised from North Philadelphia and real close to where Joe worked prior to becoming a boxer. I just wanting say, I appreciate you totally and for you to take care of yourself. Thank you for the great memories. Bill
Sugar Hill Steward will get the credit for Tyson Fury's win. However, it was not for John Fury, TF would have lost that fight.
If JF had not insisted that TF come back to London to relearn his elusiveness and awkwardness, TF would not have used both that style and the Kronk style in the fight against Wilder. If TF solely relied on the guidance from Hill Steward, he would have lost in the 5th round. After all, he was knocked down twice by Wilder because he was too one-dimensional.
Once TF applied the elusiveness and other Team Fury boxing skills,he was able to escape from Wilder's clutches to eventually get the victory.
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@@billhorst1661 Nicely put Bill.
So Classy after having been so Punchy...Bravo George
Appreciate having George, the legend, giving his thoughts. Go, Champ.
Thank you Big George for this video.
Such a classy and modest man. So good to see him in great shape.
Great man , nothing but respect from 🇬🇧
George you're a legend and still the hardest hitter in heavyweight history
I think,Earnie Shavers was the hardest hitter....anyway,a great champion,sportsman u personalitie at all💯☝️
@@michaelmaringer7565 up for debate actually. Foreman takes it in my book because of his better overall ring IQ.
@@georgelabauve3469 Ferdie Pacheco said when George hit Joe Frazier with that uppercut everybody looked up toward the ceiling because they thought decapitated him. George gets my vote every time.
I understand you Man.every Generation got his best,biggest,hardest fighter and so on....and its interesting to discuss about it...sorry about my English
Greetings from Germany☝️🖐
Him and Liston were among the hardest hitter.Regardless, George is one of the greatest boxer in history, a true legend!!
Big George praising the fight is the cherry on the cake. Bless you champ!
Wise words from George.
I am a great admirer of George Foreman. He seems like such an honorable and courageous man. I wish he would head to Washington and lead our country during these very difficult days. He would win a seat in Congress in a landslide. We sure do need him IMO.
I have always loved him too. I never thought about him for office. But now that you said it, I can’t get it out of my head. He would have been tremendous.
My step dad worked on one of his houses in the late 90’s. He came home with autographs and stories about how gentle and kind hearted he was at that time. Which he said was so weird to see, knowing who he was and all. But the best part was that he said that even though he was kind and gentle. He said he had this intimidating presence about him. that let you know who the baddest man on campus was. All of this coming from a corn fed, 6’4 330 pound monster of a man. 😂😂
Yeah. Just what you Yanks need. Another showman in office. Turn your government into a carnival.
Yes, l agree he would be great . George is honest
George is spot on with that ref. He did an incredible job. Having a good ref is never talked about, but can really make or break a fight.
The ref gave Tyson Fury an extra long count.
@@jollyjames30 oh, boo hoo!!
@@jollyjames30 he did and yes the ref earned fury about the leaning and holding fury kept on doing it
To be honest the ref wasn't that good, while he warned Tyson about the head locks early, as a token gesture, he still allowed him to use them through the fight, he also allowed the leaning clinches to go on, well after calling them to part. He also spoke to Wilder about holding, yet if you watch, it was Fury stopping Wilder from stepping back clean.
@@the_royal_drop_short. yes wilder mostly wanted to fight fury was mostly holding leaning and head locking wearing out Wilders legs of ref deducted points the fight would’ve been different
This man is a legend the way he reinvented himself it’s so impressive. And from his presentation all that boxing didn’t take away his ability to evaluate the match coming to the conclusions. George you’re awesome
God called him back for a reason
Hell yeah bro! George is cool as
I totally agree with you! I've said the same thing about him also.
I wont argue with George Foreman. If he says it was a classic its a classic. He is one man that would know what a heavyweight slug-fest is ,
You have so much passion for boxing George, you were a legendary warrior and champion in the ring.
So glad to hear from you sir.
Black costume Spider-Man, awesome.
George Foreman just proved he's one of the all time great human beings. Huge heart. Generous spirit. Thank you for the beautiful commentary and helping us ALL understand the importance of this fight.
Him and Joe Frazier were/are way more loveable, authentic, sincere and goodhearted persons than that scumbag Ali...
@@billieboybuddha4238 Wow! This comment thread sure took a turn for the worse. The idea was to recognize a great person not compare and insult. I would never agree with your assessment of Mohamed Ali, NOR WOULD GEORGE FOREMAN OR JOE FRAZIER. Reply however you want but I won't be reading it.
George Forman has a lovable personality miss his commentary
@@billieboybuddha4238 Pure bs you sad little hater
Fighting George Foreman eloquently breaking down these fights is a treasure for the younger generation of people like myself. Thank you very much for your wisdom George, God bless you!
Mr George, just a side note, you might wanna have a look at your sound…
George Foreman the legend. He said it perfectly! What an honour we have, to still have the legend with us today. 🙏🏾
When you knocked out Moorer it brought tears of joy to my eyes for the 1 and only time during a boxing match. You are a true legend George.
You werent the only one . I was about the same age as George then and it really hit me hard . He pulled off a miracle and we know why it was his faith in God .
Or maybe it was his faith in himself?
@@James-tx5pb nah.
On reconnaît l'arbre a ses fruits.
He imo is the greatest
Those were the best days in boxing.
That's true champ George Foreman, thank you
Frazier gave Ali fits, Foreman owned Frazier and Ali mastered Foreman man what an era.
Sorry George and everybody else, it was entertaining but a sloppy fight.
I totally agree with you! The thing is this fight brings me hope that the noble art is not dead like ( because of cameras ) soccer ! This fight remind me of Foreman-Holyfield !!!
Considering he talked about it in the video, he agrees with me. Ya'll gotta stop living in the past. If you don't the sport will be a ghost too
Mr.George is so humble -he gained so much wisdom as he got older. I cried like a babe when he regained the title . He certainly has had a profound spiritual journey. May the rest of us be so fortunate and resolute in striving to do that.
Always remember that night. Was in college watching it with buddies in a floating casino in Biloxi, MS. The whole joint exploded when George leveled Moorer with that crushing right hand. Great night.
"Who were the losers ? " George Foreman - "No One" 💕 Great words from the Champ 🤗🤗🥊🥊
George and Holyfield had one of the best fights I have ever seen I hope this man lives everyday with great health truly a legend ❤️
Hollyfied c toujours dopé
Amen
Round 7, one of the best rounds of any fight
Well said, Mr. Foreman. I agree with everything that you've said. I know that this gets thrown around too easily today, but you're a good man. You're a good man because you've got a good heart filled with God.
20 years after losing it to Muhammad Ali in 1974, George made 3 successful defenses against Alex Schulz, Crawford Grimsley & Lou Saverese before losing for the final time against Shannon Briggs.
Knockout wins over Frazier (twice) Norton & Moorer, all much smaller look very good on his record. Yet, he never truely dominated the heavyweight division for a long period of time, which should count against him. Foreman was 7-3 in title fights, which isn’t that impressive compared to Joe Louis (26-1) Larry Holmes (21-5) and Lennox Lewis (15-2-1), who were all far more dominant champions.
Who did he beat? He won part of the title, yet he never proved he was the best in the division. There were a lot of good big Power hitters around in the early-mid 90’s, yet he defended against undercard B-Level fighters Schulz, Grimsley and Saverese, of which Foreman was gifted 2 outta 3 of those fights.
He should have fought at least one legitimate contender or attempted to unify the titles after beating Moorer. Even if Foreman lost, which I’m pretty sure he would have considering his advanced age, he would have been far greater in defeat in my eyes. Why not lose to Riddick Bowe or Lennox Lewis rather than Shannon Briggs? George Foreman was a great fighter, but looking back over his career, I believe he is definitely overrated as a heavyweight champion based on his achievements.
He’s not good because he believes in a god. He’s good because he’s good, the credit is his no one els.
@@robbiejohnston3174 How do you know ATHEIST?
@@robbiejohnston3174 that’s your personal belief
@@robbiejohnston3174 You give All the credit and Glory to God. That's what folks that believe in Jesus Christ does.
Foreman was such a great fighter. He got outboxed by Ali but NOBODY ever matched Ali's skill, during the era in which he fought. And for Foreman to come back the way he did in the 1990s, well after all the other big men had long since hung them up, was nothing short of astounding. And to do it with a resounding knockout of a fighter in his prime, all the more so.
Thanks for the memories big George. You were ALL class, all the time. And I'd probably pick you as the greatest of all time.
that and he makes an amazing grill. That thing made him more money than any fights
Fury vs. Wilder III was so amazing that I have already listened to over a dozen post fight commentaries. George Foreman, your commentary here is my favorite of them all. Thank you for putting this great fight into perspective for the generations to come.
Reverend George Foreman you’re such a humble human being. God bless you and your family!
Well said
So good to see you looking so well George, and you're so humble in your tribute to Fury and Wilder. Much respect 🙌
I'm sure all three men would be humbled and moved to hear your glowing testimony. You lived and battled through the greatest era of heavyweight boxers.
2 of the greatest erras
Man George is just so wholesome and respectful, what an all time great. Loving the videos George!
To think all the hard fights George went thru and still totally composmentus.. This is a real living legend. 🏴🏴
My father knew George’s doctor and I met George years ago at a dinner. My hands are not exactly small, but when I shook hands with him, my hand disappeared! Great champion and a great man….
Have your father ask his doctor why George doesn’t age and report the secret to us.
Best dressed podcaster on the whole internet. This man is a legend!
Not Porter?
Shannon Sharpe.
No
Me
Yip - he's the legends legend
A true living lengend of heavyweight boxing ; we love you George 🥰🙏🙏
We Love You, George, You are one classy man and a Living Legend of this Sport we love, Like you said, just an excellent fight
Love you George. You were a solid member of the greatest group of heavyweights that ever lived. Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Shavers, Quarry, Chuvalo and the list goes on. True 15 round Champions.
Great words from a legend
God bless you George
George Foreman my favorite champion, both times
What a humble guy George. You tha man. Love seeing you talk. Great fight indeed.
The champ passing the torch to the new generations showing love and respect he is a class act speaking his thoughts on what a great fight is all about no doubt that was a great fight and one of the best trilogys of all times
I’m so glad to seeing you speak clearly with no problem. You’re the champ G.
Same here so happy to see he is still sharp and healthy.
Greatest Respects Sir George bless you 🙏
I couldn’t agree more with you guys.
I`m always amazed by the clear mind this man has after going through those bloody battles...wisdom and clarity...such a inspiration.
Well, he seldom took many shots to the head! Too big, too strong ... and those long arms smothering his opponents. One of the true greats.
@@fifthbusiness1678 are you joking? He got beaten round the head all the time in his second career.
Watching this man talk about anything, puts a smile on your face and a peace in your heart... Your the best Big George.
What a great fight it was Champ...I thought we'd never see the likes of a match like this again. I miss the days when the giants would step into the ring ( including yourself ) and would give us a show to remember for life. Yep, those two worriers gave the customers what they came to see....and that was a FIGHT TO REMEMBER.
@Bo Mo fury has skill but go off
@Bo Mo Take your nostalgic glasses off and stop being blind. Men at 6,7/6,9 aint gonna look textbook. They'd be competitive in any era
George Foreman should make a comeback.
@Bo Mo Tyson Fury is certainly better than Jerry Cooney was. Tyson Fury is in fact a very skilled boxer. I saw all of Cooney's major fights and some of his less major ones. Cooney was not very good. Larry Holmes who beat Cooney was an all time great. Cooney had a big left hook but he was relatively slow and had a questionable chin. The only big name fighters he beat such as Ken Norton, Ron Lyle and Jimmy Young were over the hill and at the end of their careers. In fact Cooney lost to pretty much every major fighter that he fought if they were still good. He was knocked out by Larry Holmes, knocked out by Michael Spinks, who was a small heavyweight champion and destroyed by George Foreman. - And that was George Foreman during his comeback when he was in his 40's. It was not Foreman in his 20's when he was in his prime. Deontay Wilder is not a great fighter. I would call him a mediocre fighter who can punch very hard. Fury is actually quite a good fighter.
@Bo Mo ...well, sounds like you need to get into the Boxing business and show us all how it should be done...but until then..let us enjoy an awesome fight when we see one...
I love George Foreman and everything he’s done in his career, but man does he need a new microphone.
A simple solution of sound proofing the room would do the trick. Nothing fancy - just some well positioned towels hung up and perhaps in a smaller room ... But I'm not gonna be the one to tell him in person that his sound had too much echo 😁
What a gentleman you have become, and what an inspiration you are today! A smile, honesty, a tribute to these two fighters, no negatives. I wish others would learn from your style of living George. The world could use a few more of you!
Thank you George, always a pleasure to see you. Kind regards from the Netherlands.
Greetings..from Middlesbrough england
I love you, George. You are my hero. Glad to see you're looking strong as ever. Thanks for your thoughts.
Mr.Foreman it’s an honor and pleasure to have you still here with us, many have come and gone. Thank you for your words of wisdom and encouragement. Much respect sir! 💪🏾
So nice to see George delivering his thoughts on this great fight.
Thank you Sir when I was a boy here in England I'd sit with my dad & we'd watch your fights against Frazier, Ali, Norton & many more thank you so much I'll treasure those memories for as long as I live, once again many thanks. 🙏
To have legends who made it through who are not only enjoying a full life, but getting to see their sport in modern times with with excitement and enthusiasm...warms the heart.
George is turning back the hands of time! Looks amazing, we’ll said George you’re an inspiration for all that followed you:)
What a good and humble man. Passing the touch and so gracious without bringing the light onto himself, as many do. Thanks George!
A living legend giving his thoughts on a legendary fight. Thanks George!
your a beautiful human being George. Your words were all so true and this fight will also become historical like your generation and other. You have done so much good in your life time and your family friends and followers are very proud of you. Good on you George and I also love you 💟
Thanks George always a pleasure. Was happy to hear you mention how good the referee was in this fight.
I have so much respect for this man…he truly is one of the greatest sportsmen of all time and a true source of inspiration and wisdom.
Now I am off to buy his grill.
Love ya George. It was an absolutely amazing fight. I loved it. As a Fury fan, I’m proud of Wilder’s display of heart and think he has nothing to be ashamed of. I hope he leaves the excuses out of this one.
God bless, George. You’ll always be the Champ in my book.
Only thing he has to be ashamed of is his reaction to TF trying to thank him and disrespecting his mother.
@@Eck1876 this is true. He needs to learn some humbleness.
@@Eck1876 He doesn't need to be ashamed of that. This is boxing, not tinder. Its not a written rule that you should hug and kiss your opponent after he was saying pretty hateful and nasty things before the fight.
Are we going to ignore Fury saying some awful about Wilder's mother? He said something that has to do with Wilder crawling out of his mother's private area.
The fact that all wilder did was ignore Fury after the fight, actually shows how reserved and disciplined he was trying to be.
It might have been good for sportsmanship that wilder acknowledged his superior i the great art of boxing.The big dosser.
@@Eck1876 You don't understand Wilders reaction to his loss. I guess the you and the Media can play dumb now?
You’re a living legend George, and I couldn’t agree with you more! There was no loser in this fight, and even in defeat Wilder can hold his head high! Congratulations to both world class athletes !! ❤️
I’ve got to tell you all , I said the same thing when I was watching this fight , this is one of the greatest heavyweight championship fights I have ever seen , and I’ve seen a lot of them , and the Only other fight that tops this one , was when Big George Foreman my favorite fighter of all time , knocked out Michael Moore for the heavyweight championship , at the ripe young age of 45 , I believe !!!! that was one of the happiest moments of my life . thank you Big George !!! GOD BLESS US ALL …
Even here in France we miss your commenting. Always been a fan. Big George is one of the smartest analyse machine of heavyweights fights. Cheers from Paris ! You got a lot of fans here
Still one of my top 5 boxers ever ! We will always talk about you George ! You are an amazing human ! Big up from England big man 💯❤️🇬🇧
He’s awesome 👍
Ali G !!!!
@@GuyFromTheSouth Boiyakasha 👊🏻
@@djrigga yes he is bro
Love this classy MAN. God bless you Mr. George Foreman.
A great fight and good point about the reffing. He wasn’t breaking up the clinch prematurely and letting both men work inside and was strict on fouls. Beautiful fighting and great reffing equals an all-time classic.
It's rare these days to see a ref let guys fight on the inside. It's a very effective technique that appears to be lost to the ages
@@Anne6972 yeah I was relieved that Kenny bayless wasn’t reffing this he hates any sort of clinch.
gotta have a sharp eye, to let the big guys work, in the clinch.
it's dangerous, because it's easy to commit fouls on the inside and it's enticing for weaker fighters, to try and won by fouling.
Strict on fouls? What kool aid have you been drinking, headlock, uppercut
@@ScoobyD2 uppercuts aren't fouls and the ref would step in almost immediately when Wilder would duck because he knew Fury would lean on him. That's why the ref told Wilder to stop ducking and clinching because he was letting Fury lean on him.
Much respect to George saying fury's the best!
George, you are one of the greats. A true champ, that gave us some fantastic fights, win or lose. I watched your career since '68. It's a rare man that can show ferocity when needed and humility when all is over. Thanks for the memories.
Hey George, I'm an old man and I will always talk about your fight with Lyle. You talk about heavy punches and the will to get back up, that fight was the best !
Thanks George for the video always a pleasure to listen to one of the greatest boxers ever and one of the best human stories I’ve ever heard of
Wow, what Foreman said at the end really speaks for how humble he is and how much respect he gives to Wilder & Fury, I'm sure both of them will be honored to hear Foreman talk about them like this, getting respect like this from Foreman has to feel pretty good
George Foreman - Thank you for providing this amazing content!!! You are one of the few to thank the referee(s) for doing an outstanding job. They are never acknowledged properly. You are a stand-up man. We appreciate you and your many contributions to the sport of boxing. Utmost Respect - Always!!! Remain Blessed!!! ✝ 👊 ✝
The Rev is so Right on . Fury..Amazing.... Wilder Just gets better and better..Two of the greatest Heavies ever. No one really lose..This fight will be remembered forever..Hope Wilder keeps boxing 🥊.
Wilder was a human punching bag
Thx uncle George for your humility in greatness
Being so proud of you my legend. Love from Indonesia, Mr.George Foreman
Great Fight George. Miss your commentating.
20 years after losing it to Muhammad Ali in 1974, George made 3 successful defenses against Alex Schulz, Crawford Grimsley & Lou Saverese before losing for the final time against Shannon Briggs.
Knockout wins over Frazier (twice) Norton & Moorer, all much smaller look very good on his record. Yet, he never truely dominated the heavyweight division for a long period of time, which should count against him. Foreman was 7-3 in title fights, which isn’t that impressive compared to Joe Louis (26-1) Larry Holmes (21-5) and Lennox Lewis (15-2-1), who were all far more dominant champions.
Who did he beat? He won part of the title, yet he never proved he was the best in the division. There were a lot of good big Power hitters around in the early-mid 90’s, yet he defended against undercard B-Level fighters Schulz, Grimsley and Saverese, of which Foreman was gifted 2 outta 3 of those fights.
He should have fought at least one legitimate contender or attempted to unify the titles after beating Moorer. Even if Foreman lost, which I’m pretty sure he would have considering his advanced age, he would have been far greater in defeat in my eyes. Why not lose to Riddick Bowe or Lennox Lewis rather than Shannon Briggs? George Foreman was a great fighter, but looking back over his career, I believe he is definitely overrated as a heavyweight champion based on his achievements.
@@Bronco_Billy_Jack_Hills well, he had 76 wins and 5 losses, and the majority of those losses came from his later years, his only big upsets in his younger days being Ali and Lyle. To top it off, his amateur record was 22-4, being altogether 98-9. That's still more impressive than people like Tyson, not to mention Foreman fought amazing boxers like Ken Norton, Joe Frazier, beating Moorer in his old age, those really say something.
@@georgelabauve3469 Look at some of George Foreman's first 40 opponents before facing Ali,, all cruiserweights and tiny heavies with losing records:
Fred Askew -- 2 wins 6 losses
Johnny Carroll -- 12 wins 19 losses
Roy Wallace -- 7 wins 12 losses
Leo Peterson -- 3 wins 4 losses
Bob Hazelton -- 3 wins 6 losses
Levi Forte -- 20 wins 21 losses
Charley Polite -- 11 wins 14 losses
George Johnson -- 17 win 19 losses
Lou Bailey -- 16 wins 30 losses
Mel Turnbow -- 8 wins 10 losses
Stamford Harris -- 14 wins 21 losses
Vic Scott -- 1 win 2 losses
Joe Murphy Gordwin -- 1 win 14 losses
Ollie Wilson -- 21 wins 39 losses
Clarence Boone -- 3 wins 25 losses
Terry Sorrell -- 4 wins 15 losses
Shocking isn't it. The rest were not much better similar to washed up handicapped cruiserweight Joe Frazier who was puffed up with diabetes, high blood pressure and only had one 👁️ eye (no disrespect but true).
"My left eye went when I was young. I was working the speed bag and some steel went in the eye and scratched it to pieces. I was blind in that eye. Some doctors were my best friends. We sheltered the story and kept it a quiet. And I learnt the eye-chart by heart." -- Joe Frazier
Medically Joe Frazier would not be allowed to fight professionally today, Fact 💯
@@georgelabauve3469 Foreman was relatively unknown when he challenged Joe Frazier for his heavyweight crown in 1973, that's why he was a 3 to 1 underdog going in. Frazier had slipped since beating Ali in 1971. That fight had taken a lot out of him and Joe was 10 pounds heavier when he got into the ring with George. The only names on Foreman's record that stood out were 19-5 B-Level punchbag Chuck Wepner and 59-16 214 lb 6'0" George Chuvalo. Foreman's greatest win at his best was against little one 👁️ Joe inside two rounds.
After knocking out the overmatched 54-27 5'10 196 lbs Jose Roman in the 1st, Foreman scored his second best career win against Ken Norton, who just broke Ali's jaw. 210 lb Norton's philly shell defense was atrocious against Foreman. George destroyed Kenny, again in under 2 rounds. This was the high point of his career. When George agreed to fight Ali, many feared he would seriously hurt the aging 32 year old former champion.
( 32 is still young, Wladimir fought Joshua in fight of the year at 41. Archie Moore fought Ali at 48 and Lewis beat Tyson and prime Vitali at 37. What was Ali doing at 37? He couldn't talk and his tremors were getting worse ..it's not how you start IT'S HOW YOU FINISH )
@@georgelabauve3469 Foreman was always a slugger, never a patient slick boxer. That's why after the 3rd round, commentator Joe Frazier said, "George is rushing himself and not staying calm, he's not going to last." Frazier saw exactly what we all saw.
Foreman Panicked in the sweltering heat and humidity which exceeded 90 percent and punched himself out, flailing away like a wild kitty cat. Ali sensed what was happening and patiently waited till George fell over ..And OMG did you see how ILLEGALLY LOOSE those ropes were!!! They were loose enough to allow Ali to avoid getting hit in the head leaving Foreman no choice but to go after the body.
What should have been Ali's most difficult fight was actually one of his easiest.
Fans worldwide demanded an immediate rematch but Ali knew better. If Ali was really the greatest why didn't he prove it instead of running 🏃💨 back to washed up one 👁️
Although Foreman went on to humiliate overrated one 👁️ for a second time after his loss to Ali, it was clear he was not the same fighter. He was knocked down twice and looked very vulnerable against Ron Lyle in their slugfest.
Then several easy fights later, George was humiliated again, this time by featherfisted 19% KO's Jimmy Young. Being devastated and depressed Foreman retired from boxing.
I wish I can end up as happy and peaceful in my later life as this man.
Much love and respect Mr. Foreman, I'm delighted to see you here.
You're a legend George . Respect from the UK 👍
Thinking of your age and the way you speak like a young man makes me happy.
Love and reapect
George that was just great to hear from you! I agree, that fight was one of the best Heavyweight bouts I've seen in a very long time and both those men gave it all they had!
One of the greatest of all times
3:30 - Humility on display. Passing the torch. One man's sunset is another man's dawn.
Sir, you are such a legend! I'm two years older than you were when you re-conquered the belt! It's a great reminder of what our body can achieve if put our minds and spirit into it. THANKS BEYOND YOUR AMAZING SPORTSMANSHIP, THE EXAMPLE YOU'VE SET. Respectfully!
We'll never stop talking about you champ, you will live forever in our minds. My 2 sons will learn of all the greats when they're old enough, you are among them. Can't wait to show him the Foreman/Lyle fight!
It’s an honour listening to a living legend, one of the last of the Ali’s era
A Legend talking about a great fight, so happy to see him healthy and seemingly happy! Hope he gets to go round and watch all these fights, and we get a chance to meet him
Your Fight with Ron Lyle was spectacular and this fight reminded me of it Champ. Good review.
Hi Big George!! I'm a huge fan from Sri Lanka!! You're a legend sir!!
Your one hell of a man, and a legend. We need people like you around for as long as possible. God bless you.
That was such a very inspiring insight on how the story of boxing runs from the past to the present. Well said Champ George Foreman. 🥊🏆
I feel so much respect for you George, great man, great boxer, great grill. That fight was very exciting, and Wilder showed so much heart, I thought Wilder was done in the sixth round, but he managed to endure until the eleventh. I agree with you George about the referee, it was one of the best I've ever seen.
It's funny that after his career ended, he began to sale grills, but throughout it, he destroyed them.😆
Never stop talking about you Gentlemen “ The Champions Forever “ !
I've waited for your take on this, George. Glad to see you in such a great shape!
Thanks for your grill George it's a great product I use every day, love from UK 🇬🇧
Great job George! You know what you’re talking about and you say it so clearly. Admired you since watching you back in the Olympics!!
George Foreman; one of the greatest in my book. Love to see him healthy and well. Childhood memories.
Since you are one person who would directly interacted with Sonny Liston and knows what kind of man he was can you make a video on how he was In real life, cz he seems to be really misunderstood by the boxing world.. it would be good if you could share your experience with him
I second that!
Agreed
Wasn't Sonny killed before George was around? Can't remember which year he died.. mid 60"s?
@@discostu2246 December 1970
@@discostu2246 He was sonny's sparring partner.
By FAR the most insightful, perspective and respectful comments on this great fight I've seen! Outstanding take by the great George Foreman!