The team at Good Morning America have celebrated the life of the great George Foreman a short time ago. What a platform on television in America today to give to Foreman, very good — the right thing to do and the right move. The Good Morning America team said a short time ago: “This morning, […]

George Foreman was a big puncher and one of the good guys outside the ring but there was a lot more to him. As an athlete and a man. Since his death in recent days only some have mentioned his determination and relentlessness — not enough though — he was as cut throat as they

UK boxer and former world champion Amir Khan has given his reaction to the news of the legend’s passing. Speaking to Boxing King Media Khan said of Foreman’s passing: “I’ve known about George for a long time. I think he was a brilliant fighter. I knew of him when he fought Muhammad Ali. Everyone thought

It was a very heavy weekend for boxing with the passing of George Foreman and Colin Hart but there was another as well. Unfortunately. Former WBA Lightweight Livingston Bramble passed away at the age of 64, he held the title for two years and had some great battles with one Ray Mancini — winning the

Boxing royalty has been reacting to the sad passing of boxing titan George Foreman this weekend. Rightly so. He was a giant of humanity and professional sport — boxing was lucky to have him in fact. Boxing legend Thomas Hearns said on Instagram of the news: “Rest in Power, Big George. A true icon in

Muhammad Ali daughter Laila Ali has given her reaction to the passing of her father’s one time rival then great friend later in life. Fighters, famous people and fans the world over have been reacting to the sad news this weekend. Muhammad Ali’s daughter Laila Ali saying on Facebook: “Rest in peace, George Foreman. He

Former heavyweight champion of the world has broken his silence on the passing of the great George Foreman. Heavyweights past and present have all been paying their respects to the great man. Fury saying on his Instagram stories: A grim weekend for the sport without him but great to see the amount of honor being