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Current world champion and pound for pound star Shakur Stevenson has reacted to the sad news of George Foreman’s death. It comes as so many former champions come out of the woodwork to pay their respects to a man who did so much for the sport and his country. Shakur Stevenson said on X of […]

Hall of Fame Promoter Frank Warren is the latest to remember the great George Foreman following his death. 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. Speaking to Talk Sport Frank Warren noted: “George Foreman was

So many former champions and current champions continue to awash the internet with respect for George Foreman. Alas, a mark of the great man that he was and always will be. Former world champion Barry McGuigan said to Sky News: “I don’t think we’ll ever see someone at 45 coming back and knocking out the

Former heavyweight champion David Haye has learned of the news of the passing of George Foreman and gives his reaction. Speaking to GB News Haye said: “He was a living legend—obviously until today, when the sad news came in. He embodied the fact that, even after losing a high-profile fight against Muhammad Ali, 20 years

Carl Froch of the UK is the latest to give his respects to boxing legend George Foreman who sadly passed away. Speaking on his podcast Froch said: “Rest in peace, George Foreman—one of the greatest to do it. He’s inspired so many. He was a man of faith too—an unbelievable man. It’s nice to see

The passing of George Foreman this weekend has brought about a plethora of well wishes in boxing and beyond. Respected trainer and analyst Teddy Atlas being the latest. Speaking on X Atlas noted: “He was a Special fighter & a Special person, put here for a Special reason. To teach us anything was possible, if

When George Foreman came back to become oldest heavyweight champion in history it shocked the world. So has his death this weekend. The man he knocked out who was his junior that night was Michael Moorer. Speaking to BoxNation Moorer said of the sad news: “He’ll probably be remembered in two parts—the second part, after