Former passed away at 76-years-old and has caused an eruption of respect, grief and prayers for him and his loved ones all over the world this weekend.
“George Foreman was one of the iconic names in heavyweight boxing—in all of boxing. You just mentioned his record—phenomenal. He did it at every level: won the Olympic Games in 1968, turned professional, and beat Joe Frazier, another great fighter. In the fight where he won the world title, he destroyed him. It was the most unbelievable two rounds of a fight I’ve ever seen, with the shots he was throwing.”
He certainly did, absolutely lifted Frazier off the ground literally with an uppercut at one point.
Going into that fight too many were tipping Frazier to win at the time.
Legendary Hall of Fame Promoter Frank Warren has revealed some details on Foreman and the UK that not many know. Warren is one of the great promoters in boxing history and has put on many huge fights over the years. Speaking recently after the passing of former two-time heavyweight champion…
In recent months during the boxing break its been great to catch up on some old classic fights involving legends of the past. In the heavyweight division both George Foreman and Joe Frazier will forever be enshrined in sweet science history both for their achievements and the fashion they were…
While we no longer plug individual boxing promotional companies, or their TV companies they are affiliated with. Regarding specific events. As we at Boxing News and Views do not want to play favorites to anyone and want to stay independent. Can't stand politics of any kind. The following story does…
