George Foreman On What Was Important To Him

Isn’t it interesting when times are good it’s easy to see through some.

When the chips are down in life though and those with you through the good and the bad, not paid company, those people are always the people you should be loyal to in the end. No matter the cost.

No matter if you have the pick of anyone or any country.

Former heavyweight champion George Foreman spoke to this on Twitter what was important to him:

The most important thing in my youth; was chats here and there with people who believed in me. I can still hear them https://t.co/4LZCdIticp

— George Foreman (@GeorgeForeman) March 12, 2022

Life is all about moving on and moving forward, never going backwards and you fight to the death and that’s it, in a good way of course. Not counting days but making the days count. Today still has time to be a good day before it ends, doesn’t it. There you go.

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Foreman did that quite brilliantly in his boxing career.

If you look at the second half of his career it was a rebirth and a different, better man, more improved.

Boxing was just a vehicle.

And a heavyweight championship, grill business later, he’s still chalking up boxing fans’ attention with the every now and then fond memories of the sweet science.

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