Rest in Peace, George................He was bigger than life. RIP.
Rest in Peace, George................Prayers up. He was my man! RIP George. You done good buddy.
Honestly, with all the brain issues from hits, he had a pretty good run to 76. RIP George, I still use your grill every so often
A great fighter and a good salesman.
Oh, I’m sorry. May his memory be a blessing to his many friends and family.
One of my personal heroes.
It has been estimated by boxing experts that he was one of the hardest punchers in boxing history.
He only lost 5 fights out of his 81 professional fights, with 76 wins and 68 knockouts. His only loss by knockout was against Muhammad Ali ( who did his now well-known rope-a-dope on George ) in the rumble-in-the-jungle. The rest, he lost by close decisions. He also made boxing history by becoming the oldest heavyweight champion by defeating Michael Moorer ( George was 45 ).
I never expected him to be rich and successful after his boxing career was over, but he surprised me.
Fun fact: Foreman has a total of 12 children—five sons and seven daughters. Interestingly, all of his sons share the same name: George.
To avoid confusion, each son has a unique nickname, such as George Jr., George III (”Monk”), George IV (”Big Wheel”), George V (”Red”), and George VI (”Little Joey”).
RIP. You had a wonderful life.
Good boxer.
His grill made him a multi-millionaire.
RIP Smoking Joe.
RIP, George; and thank you.
I liked him. He got a raw deal when that woman accused him of rape to shake him down. It’s clever how he named all of his many sons “George Forman.” I think of him every time I make cheese panini in my George Forman grill. A true American original, up from nothing to worldwide recognition. RIP