President Trump is the latest to react to George Foreman being dead after boxing legend dies with his passing creating world headlines. There is a big George Foreman shaped hole left in boxing, professional sport, America and the world today. So much so the President of America even said this a short time ago on […]

Two George’s in boxing have been in world news this weekend one for very sad reasons however. George Kambosos Jr won a short time ago in a big event in Australia where he won by unanimous points decision. Prior to the fight the sad news broke that boxing legend and former heavyweight champion George Foreman

After a late change of opponent George Kambosos Jr got the job done in some style back on home soil. Fighting in Australia a short time ago Kambosos got off to a quick start, landing solid shots right in the very first round — not thrown off by the late change of opponent at all

A tremendous back and forth action match in women’s boxing happened today at featherweight. As mentioned going into the fight, America’s Tiara Brown, a former police officer, gave Nicolson one hell of a fight — more than that — she won on points just now and extended her professional unbeaten record. The fight went to

George Foreman Dies at age 76 and one of the great light-heavyweight champions in boxing history reacts to the sad news. Antonio Tarver beat Roy Jones when some thought Jones was unbeatable and went on to star in an iconic Rocky movie. Speaking on X ‘The Magic Man’ Tarver said of the passing of boxing

George Foreman dies and the entire planet has been shook with the news — the World Boxing Council’s boss breaks his silence. WBC top dog Mauricio Sulaiman has taken stock. He has posted the following on X: “I was honored to present @GeorgeForeman the @WBCBoxing green belt which my father Jose Sulaiman had ready and

George Foreman dead today has not only effected boxing but other sports and society around the globe. That is the profound impact George Foreman had on people’s lives for the force of good, everywhere. NBA legend Scottie Pippen said a short time ago on X: “Rest in peace, George Foreman. Your legacy lives on, champ.”