Evander Holyfield on Boxing George Foreman: Hardest I've Been Hit, Thought I Lost My Teeth (Part 9)

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Heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield opened up about his first defense fight, the Battle of the Ages, against George Foreman. Holyfield, being 28 at the time, saw Foreman's strength as his main feature. He stated that while Foreman was slower than most, the timing of his hits during the fight caught him off-guard. Despite Foreman's strength and solid hits, including what Holyfield described as the hardest hit he's ever received, Holyfield managed to keep the upper hand. The fight, which went all 12 rounds, ended in a unanimous decision, with Holyfield coming out on top. Nonetheless, he admired Foreman's resilience and strength throughout the fight, which taught him valuable lessons about boxing strategy.

[@vladtv]

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[@1tmproductions]

This man fought George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Riddick Bowe, and James Toney. Evander wasn't ducking anybody.

[@Naginc]

Greatest in modern heavyweights imo. He gets slighted cuz of Tyson fans..but he dominated Tyson. Tyson was legit scared, cause a grown man only bites when he's scared. He realized he shot off early and it was Evander's turn.

[@joeblough261]

Add Larry Holmes, Ray Mercer, a rejuvenated Dokes with only 1 loss, 2-time champ and southpaw Moorer, had to deal with dumb John Ruiz 3x, former champ Rahman, and 7ft tall Valuev.

[@Dunno-h8r]

Yea fought them head on head butting mostly 😂

[@Naginc]

@@Dunno-h8r Tyson elbowed, head butted, and bit...See that's the propaganda..Nobody mentions this in Tysons wins..because he used as an excuse, people wanna regurgitate. He got that heiny beat.

[@mathematics557]

Legend 💯💯💯

[@InvestBetter.]

"Fighting George Foreman is like signing up to get hit in the head with telephone poles all day!" - Muhammad Ali

[@wompastompa3692]

Just another day in the office.

[@richcollins4208]

😂😂😂😂

[@frankguidera6828]

Evander Holyfield is the very definition of a warrior he never ducked anyone ever

[@taekwondotime]

Agreed. Holyfield fought the who's who of heavyweight boxers in the 90's. His fights against Douglas, Foreman, Bowe, and Tyson made him the guy until Lennox Lewis finally took that crown from him.

[@TO-dl2gg]

Also well past his prime when he fought Lennox as a matter of fact when he finally fought Tyson he was passed his prime but so was Mike

[@michaelares4240]

Except the kids he left his exwives

[@petergreen5337]

❤exactly

[@San-oe1xv]

He didn't want any part of Razor Ruddock, when Ruddock was feared

[@larrycoleman9513]

That man said he was so slow i moved a way from the punch and he still hit me😂😂😂.

[@harikumarlimbu2441]

😂😂

[@justjewellent]

😂😂😂😂right

[@trezeguet4176]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnnycage4720]

And dat actually makes sense . GF was strong . So what that say bout Ali🙌🏾

[@MrBruce5437]

Even at age 75, big george foreman can still Crack a skull

[@MichaelSimmons.]

George Foreman made a lot of boxers wonder, what he hit them with. Pure power.

[@jonjones6749]

Ernie Shavers and Ken Norton were also hard punchers but everyone feared Foreman, Except Ali, Ali wasn't human. I met Foreman and he is a super gentleman with a strong belief in God. A great role model.

[@glx68]

Pure power with a sacred ❤ for so many. Yeah that's George!​@@jonjones6749

[@rocketrich7886]

George Foreman punches look like he barely trying. That's some scary sh1t

[@Bailey4280]

Hell yea. Throwing boulders and shit.

[@lionelroland6674]

Now imagine being his cell mate! That’s even scarier

[@keenannorris3309]

LOL. So true.

[@rickbarnum3]

😂

[@mrHoppedupford]

That’s because he armed punched.

[@KetchLambier]

Holyfield...one of the all-time greats

[@user-uo5um5ss1u]

wrong, r e t a r d. nothing but a steroids cheater

[@Dhdbd554]

All time dirtiest fighter

[@BarbaraRay-m4r]

Vitor Belfort says otherwise....

[@stefanosoderi4152]

My favorite fighter ever! His confidence during his fights with Tyson was incredible, he had a look like , “No way I’m going to lose”!!!

[@borisbabich]

I believe he was the only one believing that. It was early a.m. here, I've been dozing and waking during the run-up and didn't properly wake up for the start, squinting and expecting Mike to work him over quickly. Boy, was I wide awake by the third round. One of the amazing, great sport moments I watched live. My dad always talked about Ali-Foreman. This match may have been comparable in terms of the perceived underdog showing a fearless heart. And Evander's heart is one of the biggest in all sports, all time.

[@PaulyV56]

exactly, he was on a Higher level..when he walked in..you could tell he was overtaken by the Holy Spirit...FACT!

[@nobbytang]

That’s a great great tribute to George from a very very good fighter ….thanks Evander

[@mrbiggs36]

"make the guy come forward while you're punching him". This is exactly how he picked Tyson apart.

[@monstermashed6266]

These are great and historic boxing memories and stories from the legend that is Evander Holyfield, we have to remember that the arms of George Forman are like light posts ramming at you..

[@flyguy7825]

Yeah people forget George Foreman was a knockout artist. If there ever was one he get you what one good shot it's over. It's a wrap

[@joojoobaw]

@@flyguy7825 it’s a reason they gave him his own video game! “George Foreman’s.... K.O. BOXXXXXINNGGG!”

[@HatersHaveOpinion1]

Boxing of today suck. I saw a fight on a Thursday with some kid named Shakira Twitterson & he ran for 12 Rds without throwing any punches & still won

[@milojanis4901]

I wonder if anyone besides me has ever looked at this fight from a totally different perspective? Such as this hypothetical situation: George Foreman is 28 years old, and on undetectable steroids. Evander is 42 and not on steroids. Anyone care to guess the outcome?

[@petergreen5337]

❤Exactly well said and well REASONED

[@OTOWN2STOCKTOWN]

You can tell he's been in a Foreman match just by the way the man speaks today!

[@bojohannesen4352]

His brain is so fried. I doubt he will make it to 70.

[@sjg5994]

​@@bojohannesen4352He's gonna make it.

[@therumbleinthejunglee]

George Foreman is the heaviest puncher there has ever been

[@flyguy7825]

Quite possibly you have to go back into the 30s and 40s in the '50s 60s Don't forget about Joe Frazier though Joe Frazier had a mean left hook

[@bossplayermfs5972]

Naw he’s up there but there’s heavy punchers like the greatest heavyweight of all time Joe Louis, Sam Langford, Earnie Shavers, Sonny Liston ect these men have displayed some very serious power punches in the ring.

[@WhateverItTakesLIVE]

@@flyguy7825 joe Frazier🤔

[@Obstakill]

I’ll give you heavy but wilder the most powerful

[@flyguy7825]

@@WhateverItTakesLIVE Yeah why did you think they called him mean Joe Frazier?! Dude was literally knocking fools out sending them to the hospital on his way to meeting. Muhammad Ali in their first fight

[@jarrettpage706]

Imagine a 42 year old Holyfield vs a 42 year old Forman... or a 28 year old Holyfield vs a 28 year old Forman... lights our Evander quickly. What a unique individual Big George is...in my humble opinion.

[@michaellopez2070]

He might have burned young foreman out. That would have been one for the ages. Young Foreman was NOT entirely done disciplined/patient yet. That being said, Holyfield would not have quite as much go at heavyweight without steroids, which I don’t expect foreman ever took.

[@jarrettpage706]

@@michaellopez2070 good points you bring up. I keep envisioning Holyfield in place of Ken Norton but that's just me.

[@michaelmohrle1773]

Agree, only George Foreman you can say that about. Proof he was a champion in the two toughest eras in heavyweight history the 1970s and 1990s.

[@ianblake815]

Holyfield respected and reacted to Foreman’s slugging style

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

He had to respect it. Big George hit HARD, Big George had Angelo Dundee in his corner & Dundee was in the corner for 5 of the biggest upsets ever seen in the sport. Big George was on a BIG undefeated streak. Big George had ooOOoodles of top class HW Championship experience. Holyfield was no fool.

[@JamesSmith-o7f]

Evander is so humble and I'm glad to have witnessed him in the ring ...thx Evander..stay blessed sir

[@Heccordero2]

I remember when Foreman knocked out Moorer it looked Foreman threw a regular punch shows how strong Foreman is.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Moorer said he was out on his feet already. Foreman landed a few short 1-2s and that was enough. He mostly threw shorter, more controlled punches when he was older, to conserve energy and protect himself from counterpunches. Against the top boxers anyway. But when he let fly with those wild swinging and wide punches, he looked like he could kill someone.

[@jamie.777]

Evander looks amazing, a national treasure

[@johnmartinez1195]

One of the bravest fighters I’ve ever seen. This man fought giants and beat most of them.

[@haroonkapoor8233]

yeah

[@scs2850]

Ali really fought the best heavyweights division of all times

[@flyguy7825]

So did Evander Holyfield and so did George Foreman people forget the competition both guys had in their prime.

[@hazey8348]

Ali the goat

[@bossplayermfs5972]

Not true, Evander Holyfield has the best resume for heavyweights Riddick Bowe, Lennox Lewis, Big George Foreman, Larry Holmes, James Tillis, Buster Douglas, Mike Tyson, James Toney, Michael Moorer, Dwight Muhammad Qawhi, Chris Byrd ect Evander Holyfield by far has a better resume than Muhammad Ali.

[@Fat_Vegan]

@@bossplayermfs5972Larry Holmes, Sonny Liston, Ken Norton, Ernie Shavers, George Foreman, Joe Frazier… man don’t be delirious!!

[@starwarsroo2448]

​@David-rq1xj unfortunately he was way too slow and missed a lot of shots, but amazing comeback, In fact it's THE comeback

[@Yamomsknowsme]

Amazing interviews with legends Vlad

[@vladtv]

Thanks!

[@stunnabreezy3]

Holyfield always keeps it 💯

[@trey8272]

Damn evanders ear healed up pretty well cant even tell it was bitten 😂

[@X-Factor-22]

Man STOP!!!!😆 Negus don’t let shit die!!?😂👍🏾

[@vladtv]

we zoom in on it later

[@bossplayermfs5972]

He had surgery on it immediately after the piece of his ear was found in the ring dumb @$$.

[@Haerinx87]

People act like Evander got half his ear bitten off, it was actually a small nibble off the top

[@massi6528]

@@Haerinx87 nope. We act like a piece of his ear was REALLY bitten off 😂

[@pauldark3044]

Foreman hit like a truck, my fav heavyweight

[@Mickymaxywonder]

Holyfield was one tough motherfucka he fought everyone been in more wars then anyone and still is able speak 100% amazing.

[@MarkA-r1v]

Just imagine, Ali fought Big George Forman when Forman was in his prime so that should tell you how great Muhammad Ali was as a fighter.

[@jasonwilson556]

I thought old Foreman was actually the best version. Yeah he was slower, but he was a craftier boxer.

[@mikerigatos2939]

Easy to win a fight when your opponent is drugged by don king inc and Ali's team.

[@varunmurali7912]

By that logic you have to remember how great Ken norton is... the guy that beat Ali and got beaten by Big George.

[@highnrising]

It was weird. Ali lost to Frazier and could never really beat Ken Norton, but Foreman just walked right through those two. Ali outsmarted Foreman, but Ali still took a terrible beating before the frustrated and exhausted Foreman fell.

[@EnforcerX71]

@@highnrising Styles make fights.

[@ceejayh1120]

I still can't believe I had the honor of being the Champ's sparring partner for Lewis II. I thought he won. He hit me with an uppercut that made me see black for sec😂 good times

[@tracydukeplump]

I think Evander Holyfield beat Lennox Lewis too

[@_tccccc_boxing1509]

that's amazing, where did you spar with Holyfield? where you a professional boxer?

[@JohnSmith-dm1wo]

How much you get a round

[@ceejayh1120]

@@JohnSmith-dm1wo 2000 for 3 days a week. 8weeks at least 5 rounds per session. The champ would swap fresh bodies every 3 to 5 rounds. Gr8 times

[@ceejayh1120]

@@_tccccc_boxing1509 downtown Houston TX Main Street boxing. The gym is still there and Regis Progais trains. He's about to beat Haney imo

[@YoungBreeze252]

I love anything talking boxing or music

[@MundiaKamau]

To balance it out Vlad, you guys should also bring George Foreman on your show. That'll be great. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, 24th November 2023.

[@TheMarathonomahos]

I spared with Foreman in about 78-79. He broke my hand. His power was like being hit by a bus.

[@agreekinnorway]

Γειά σου πατρίδα! Σοβαρά; Να είσαι καλά και καλή χρόνια.

[@GG_Masonxxx]

Lucky man

[@highnrising]

Great to hear Holyfield's insights. You wonder how Foreman could be so successful while being so slow, but Evander explains that it was George's near-perfect timing that was so deceptive.

[@darrellowings2343]

Credit to him as a young champ for dealing with that. That was a tough nasty fight against a veteran that knew everything there was to know and clearly was dangerous. George was a different man inside and out. This allowed him to add to all that natural giftedness humility and the humility allowed him to add skills and patience and knowledge he didn't have as a young fighter. If he had that when he was young Ali would not have beaten him I truly believe.

[@massi6528]

I too believe that you believe what you believe!

[@darrellowings2343]

@@massi6528 Ali was just a man. George knocked out everyone that beat him. Bad. Frazier, Norton. Then comes back and wins the championship over 40. Who else did that?

[@MrAddicted2net]

Foreman had a differnt style in his comeback then when he was young....he really didn't want to hurt people when he came back......Ive always said if George would have attacked holyfield hard like he did ken norton he would have knocked him out.....

[@shermricks7340]

People really don’t understand how technical boxing is and why these men are elite fighters. People criticize Floyd as he got older for fighting smarter without realizing how much of a master he was at his craft.

[@flyguy7825]

Because people only look at weight classes and they only look at the big shots and the big hits. They don't understand what goes into boxing, the smarts and the technical aspects of it evander holyfield literally broke it down beautifully. He knew George Foreman 's game and he knew if George Foreman got a good shot on him. It was over but what people tend to forget about evander holyfield is that he was one of the most agile boxers in history. His game is similar to Floyd Mayweather's game. He's going to catch you off and hit you. He's going to continue to move his head, his body, his shoulders in order to get you to show your hand

[@zaytime4156]

Word I js had fighters at my gym criticize Floyd for “Running” not realizing they wouldn’t even last in the Ring w/ him lol

[@didyouknowamazingfacts2790]

Anybody who doesn't think boxing is mostly technical has never been in the ring. If you go in the ring thinking you are going to fight like on the streets. You are not going to last long in the sport are you going to end up talking worst then him.

[@m43854]

Ans people don't realize how hard these guys are punching...I remember watching floyd fight connor McGregor and connor hit him flush in the gave with a punch that would ha e dropped any ufc fighter no question....Floyd didn't even react to the punch..he just kept coming forward.

[@talibdavis2345]

They'll never understand how great Floyd was. Most of them don't even understand the sport of boxing. They just wanna see 2 fighters exchange blows

[@darringriffin6625]

I saw that fight as a kid. I thought holyfield was a GOD for standing up to Big George...later I realized Big George was also a God for coming back to the ring and still being a threat in his 40s. I love boxing!!!

[@Padilla4042]

Well said indeed. This war is one of the many reasons boxing is my favorite sport. Time for me to revisit this one

[@alanscott8067]

Holyfield, “What he hit me with?” Cornerman, “ old school power son….old school!😱

[@19Si92]

I met holyfield in vegas when i was 17 around 2009/2010, super cool guy. Its sad to see that he has a bit of CTE and I mean that with the upmost respect. He’s a legend of sports and a good man.

[@theking-kh2wc]

Round 7 of that fight was one of the best rounds of boxing in history

[@davidvenesky9053]

Evander Holyfield is my favorite fighter. He is one BAD DUDE.

[@bampo525]

Evanders the Goat ....He didn't duck anyone

[@JamesDwyer-qh4vi]

Absolutely the most amazing fight of the century! Without a doubt the two best chins in boxing ever! 😉 Jim Dwyer 💚⚜️🍀

[@rikbanter694]

What a man evander holyfield

[@frizzyred1292]

Biggest heart, Holyfield was a true warrior.

[@EnterpriseNCC-1701]

I remember the fight. Big George pounded Holyfield especially in that 9th. After that round Evander basically just circled and held on to George for the next three rounds.

[@flyguy7825]

Well evander did more than that. He was giving up 40 pounds to him so he knew he wasn't going to be able to not George Foreman out. But what he could do is out boxing and out maneuver him and not show his hand way too much neutralize his big hits. Keep moving. Keep dodging make him work for it and hire him out

[@Mrgood189]

Foreman is the Greatest

[@vantheman1238]

Evander is still hard. What a man 🥊

[@derrickwilliams936]

I think Holyfield is still messed up from that hit

[@fobbitoperator3620]

TBI is quite evident when he tries to talk. I oray this man doesn't end up like Ali did. "The Real Deal is a National Treasure, the like of which we may never see again. May God bless this man & his entire family with good health, & prosperity!

[@SutekhDaSteemroller]

His speech is much better than it was a few years ago.

[@fobbitoperator3620]

@@SutekhDaSteemroller I really can't tell the difference. I just hate seeing these once impervious men suffer like this in their elder years. Holyfield had class, & gave kids a good example of how to be in life. My parents are also struggling with mental issues as they get older. It sucks seeing good people deal with this stuff...

[@giggeezer]

I met champ back in the late 1980s -- 1988. He was on a station identification break. I see him now in this interview in 2023. He's on a full commercial break.

[@arsavarese85]

He is such a good man. Amazing athlete but such a great role model as well.

[@collingafar1638]

Hope the champ is now doing very well. One of the greatest boxers ever!

[@davediamond9436]

i remember in 75 watching foremen take on 5 opponents in Toronto ..it was a hoot, Cosell doing the blow by blow and Mohamed ali with his own microphone rooting for the opponents and trolling foremen and making lots of faces...

[@ishmaelwilson6702]

That's THAT Old man strength 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 TOTALLY DIFFERENT than young dude strength

[@dariusp422]

Ehh it’s debatable young man’s strength is just a bunch of testosterone old man’s strength is years and years of knowledge and hard work

[@flyguy7825]

You're the born with knockout power or you're not born with knockout power. George Foreman was born with some knockout power

[@X-Factor-22]

@@flyguy7825 Correction! Foreman was born with Godgiven and Freak of Nature power😆

[@flyguy7825]

@@X-Factor-22 Well there you go!!

[@X-Factor-22]

@@flyguy7825 I’ve trained in traditional Martial Arts and MMA for over 45plus years. I’ve sparred guys that got decent power. After the sparring session we often sat around and talked about different fighters in boxing, mma etc. when Foreman’s name comes up we talked about how we would handle getting hit by him and I tell you that NOBODY argued about the end result!!😆

[@kingsleyblair1952]

Mike Tyson ,Mohammed Ali and Jack Johnson are the history making black men of boxing see how they go after these men

[@jonskitch8082]

George Foreman did him good!

[@kingace1904]

Holyfield the "real deal" find out George Foreman didn't get soft selling GRILLZ LOL.....he thought BIG GEORGE lost it but he still had it 🤣😂🎯🔥💯👑💯

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

HAPPY 62TH BIRTHDAY EVANDER HOLYFIELD !!!!

[@Lamar0305]

Holyfield hit Big George with the kitchen sink and he wasn’t goin

[@lhaley9873]

Evander was all was a class act, wearing suits when at ringside for other fight ers and well spoken.

[@highnrising]

Foreman proved that you can overcome a lot of boxing deficiencies if you have fists that make your opponent feel like he's getting hit with a sledge hammer every time you land a punch.

[@tonyk501]

And that's exactly what being hit by Foreman probably felt like, or maybe would even still feel like. Extremely heavy power and blunt force trauma delivered with any kind of punch he would throw, even if he was slow.

[@neilfreeman8702]

A true great 💯% If he was a natural heavy weight nobody would of beat him

[@practicalplinking6133]

From the time he was robbed of gold and then given the bronze, I've been behind him 100% !!

[@SunnyReignz]

I loved that fight. I was pulling for Big George.

[@anagram8]

How EH is still alive after that match much less be able to speak is incredible.

[@massi6528]

Cuz he's the real deal, maybe?

[@MegaALEXLOUIS]

Not sure he can speak properly tbh

[@keenannorris3309]

He was slurring pretty badly for a few years there lol. He somehow recovered his speaking ability

[@anagram8]

Yes indeed, I remember that period and I was concerned. Very happy for him that he has appeared restored. Blessings@@keenannorris3309

[@projectjab156]

​@@keenannorris3309exactly! His slur has improved dramatically

[@justaguy328]

I've said it many times. George has the heaviest blows of any fighter ever. I remember watching the Ali/Foreman fight and was blown away by the bombs Foreman was throwing. Tyson was extremely explosive, but the weight of Foreman's punches is on another level. Mike was like hitting you with a brick, but George was like somebody taking a 30 pound sledgehammer, getting a good windup and smashing you in the face. I am quicker with the brick, but boy oh boy, let me connect with that sledgehammer and it's a different world

[@parrsnipps4495]

That was interesting that Foreman had good timing.

In my boxing gym they had a real life sized picture of George’s fist that you could put your fist up against to compare!! His fists were ENORMOUS 3 x the size of mine.. he wouldn’t have to even throw hard with the sheer size of his fist

[@IsmailAbdulMusic]

Dang! That must have felt terrible! 🥊 🥊

[@JasonPicard-w4o]

I’m pretty sure by now that forman, shavers or cooney are known or at least to be known as the top hardest hitting people in heavyweight boxing.

[@Gud2B_Blessed]

I was at the fight. LOVED EVANDER FROM THE VERY BEGINNING AND STILL DO. Holyfield and Pound for pound Roy Jones 4❤Eva

[@stevec69]

evander talks like this because of George

[@skepchica]

And Bowe.

[@dondada4L]

So when the polls come up who hit the hardest just know it’s George over Tyson

[@frankguidera6828]

The greatest heavyweight fight of all time would have been Sonny Liston versus George Foreman that's a ticket

[@midknightfalconfan]

They were training partners. George said Sonny Liston was the only boxer that ever made him "back up".

[@albertreado1980]

Vlad you the man

[@CorGP]

For some reason we think 42 is old. That’s a full grown man hitting you let alone George Foreman.

[@frankguidera6828]

Holyfield hit George Foreman with every punch known to man over and over and could not drop him. And the fight would have been laughable in George Foreman's Prime. Sometimes it just comes down to timing

[@midknightfalconfan]

In Foreman's comeback he never hit the canvas once.

[@JohnnyTerps7]

It’s hard hearing this man talk Jesus Christ

[@fatman4346]

Holyfield had the balls to fight foreman...unlike Tyson

[@WhySilverWhyNow]

Has there ever been a more honest person?

[@HEAVYCHEVY409]

*What did he hit me with? You know you got punch hard lol*

[@phloriaernas2149]

Only thing Mike Tyson had over Holyfield is popularity. Evander fought more tough boxers, reigns longer.

[@bananabana6630]

Earnie Shavers could also lay wood. His punches sounded like a Mule kick.

[@dkhill27]

Earnie Shavers was another hard hitting machine

[@highnrising]

Shavers probably hit harder than Foreman, but a lot of guys could beat Shavers. Very few could beat Foreman.

[@haroonkapoor8233]

@@highnrising why that??

[@highnrising]

@@haroonkapoor8233 I guess Foreman controlled the ring better and had better techniques for setting opponents up and lowering the boom on them.

[@michaelmoorer1088]

Holyfield is so country lmao

[@lionelroland6674]

He strictly a grits and egg buttermilk biscuit mash potatoes and gravy with collar greens and cornbread eating mofo!

[@nolongermyname88510]

Poor guy. Doesn’t sound great. But a great fighter and sounds like a great man and son…I was young but hey maybe he sounded the same 30 years ago!

[@Godlyhank]

"He broke things is me, that ain't ever been fixed" - Rocky Balboa in Creed II

[@juanjulioromancampos9814]

Evander es una leyenda del boxeo, aunque no me gustó la pelea que realizó contra Vitor Belfort, él ya no estaba para pelear. 11/11/2024.

[@seethurya]

A lot of Tyson’s opponents say he threw the sharpest punches. The type of punches that don’t necessarily hurt but knock your equilibrium off. While Foreman throws the heaviest, most painful punches.

[@herbertcampbell1008]

Shannon Briggs said the same thing

[@Limpbizcut]

The real deal ....Warrior 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯

[@gwmba1989]

A young George would have knocked out a young Evander inside three rounds. No contest whatsoever!

[@shaunr5450]

When people say a dude is "punchy" this is what they mean.

[@jawbreaker8363]

And Earnie shavers hit harder than Foreman by a lot

[@ericdynes9950]

But earnie got beat by Ron lyle and Ron lyle got beat by foreman....So foreman would've handled earnie too

[@jawbreaker8363]

@@ericdynes9950 so your saying Norton beat Ali and Ali beat Foreman, so Norton beats Foreman?

[@williehudson4013]

​@ericdynes9950 Ron Lyle said out of his own mouth Earnie shavers hit harder than foreman but it's a different type of punch foreman is heavy and his is a crunch punch but everyone who fought shavers and foreman all said shavers hit harder than foreman Earnie Shavers challenged George Foreman and challenged him in 1995 when foreman was champion and there's a interview of it on KZbin though Foreman never wanted to fight Earnie Shavers though he watched him lose before but he has that crunch punch that when you fight earnie shavers after the fight you start talking like holyfield in this video for the rest of your life

[@williewest2998]

And that was a old foreman

[@shephusted2714]

timing is everything - ask michael moorer

[@cwc8979]

Buster Douglas

[@Sldumas1983]

😂 Forman is one of the greatest top 5 no doubt, Forman was quicker than you think and faster than you think at least that’s what Joe Frazier said.

[@pcorps999]

What kind of mk ultra stuff is this @ 1:50-1:55

[@guttercleankirkwoodfamily2225]

Foreman, Liston, Langford, Shavers, Frasier, were all on another level with their power, Tyson, Holyfield and Lewis could be added on this list aswel. Strength was on another planet, Ali had strength to a degree but not as strong, just faster and better movement. This combination helping him knockout Foreman. I could name 50 more but they would all laugh at today's heavyweights. I think Fury would only make a British champion in the 90s as he would have struggled against the likes of Witherspoon and Bruno. Just my opinion of course as in Heavyweight boxing one good punch changes everything

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Foreman WON that fight!!!