George Foreman Gets Win Number 70 | George Foreman vs Jimmy Ellis | Happy Birthday George Foreman

To celebrate his birthday, look at this #freefight between #georgeforeman and Jimmy Ellis as Foreman picks up career win number 70.
Next up for Top Rank Boxing, the matchups have changed, but a high-octane heavyweight doubleheader will still go down Saturday, Jan. 14, at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York.
In the 10-round main event, Efe “The Silent Roller” Ajagba will now take on St. Louis native Stephan “Big Shot” Shaw. Oscar Rivas was originally slated to fight Ajagba but had to withdraw with an eye injury.
Guido “The Gladiator” Vianello, who was scheduled to fight Shaw in the co-feature, will now face the upset-minded Jonnie Rice in a 10-rounder.
Ajagba-Shaw and Vianello-Rice will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. Undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively on ESPN+ and includes a 10-round junior lightweight tilt between Adam “BluNose” Lopez and Abraham “El Super” Nova.
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[@punchy1325]

You can clearly see George holding back what a guy that's greatness we all know if this was young George Ellis would be out in 1

[@GokuKnowz]

His walk by punches were crazy 😂😂😂

[@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion]

Walk by?

[@GokuKnowz]

@@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion 5:12

[@msw8966]

He's trying to be like Jersey Joe Walcott and Archie Moore. They use those punches often in the 50s.

[@GokuKnowz]

@@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion also at 5:20

[@GokuKnowz]

@@msw8966 hell yeah

[@connfyoozed]

Once George had a guy hurt, he became one of the most scarily accurate fighters I’ve ever seen. Always composed, and always lethal.

[@lemarscottwhyte3260]

Crazy he was 6ft 3" and that was considered gigantic at the time, "Big George Foreman". Usyk is the same size but considered small by today's standards. 🤯

[@msw8966]

Foreman was actually 6'4 but I understand where you're coming from. When you say Big George Foreman he still is big in that ring. Good luck trying to make Big George back up for more than a couple of seconds. He seemed like he always still established himself as the big man no matter what because of his sheer power, chin and determination

[@Darksaige]

How the times have changed right!

[@shpejtimavdyli5199]

@@msw8966 foreman was 192 cm and Usyk ist 191 cm but with massive difference in power,stamina, skills and styles. Hey boy I say you Big George could down Fury in first round and in second almost down and out for Fury! So I say you don't mess with his Foreman prime!!!

[@BigStoneyReid]

I think Foreman would have the same trouble with Usyk that Joshua had 🤔...Foreman of course is better the Joshua but both there styles are bad for Uysk cause he's not going to let them hit him 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@acetofresh1]

Size is more than height that’s what people have been trying to say lol. David Tua was 5 10 but humongous, Usyk has to fatten up to get 225, he honestly could’ve competed at cruiser physique IMO. Foreman would push Usyk around the ring strength wise. It’s like how people talk about Fury-- he’s not as tall as people think he’s shorter than Magic Johnson- but he’s so fat he’s usually the bigger man and stronger. I don’t think he’s stronger than Usyk and AJ but we have to see

[@Darksaige]

George was just trying to make entertainment after he had Ellis slipping on ice

[@andrei2023]

Amazing fight much respect for Foreman 👏👏👏

[@818deadboys]

People didn’t boo as much back then when there was inactivity.

[@raaedalzaidi5151]

Foreman great boxer ever

[@maryambintghassani2341]

Sooooooooo, they sent Jimmy out for the 3rd round because...?

[@vintvarner16]

Ah George at the spry age of 42 and better things to come....imagine saying that back then...lol...love him, those jabs were like getting hit by blocks of concrete aka 3 yrs later ask Michael Moorer although said "he got lucky"....bs

[@JZ505]

I met George when he was announcing the Angel Manfredy-Julio Diaz fight in Corpus Christi. I could not believe the size of his hands. He was like a huge wall with arms and legs

[@parul6768]

He is gud actor best wishes u n ur happy birthday on month 10 January best wishes u n ur beautiful family we r wating new project thanks also all favorite celebrity wish u happy marriage anniversary Hollywood Bollywood tollywood on month 10 January we r wating ur new project thanks 🙏

[@dkguy12]

Go aint even trying

[@ejayabadicio4931]

.pba champion shlp

[@elizabethappiah6942]

Jimmy was too soft for foreman😢😢😢😢

[@pureenlightmen]

Strange fight...

[@goodoljr1]

Dude looks like he picked up boxing at his last birthday. Boring sparing session.

[@jackhamilton1907]

Richard Steele the referee is a disgrace, people pay thousands of dollars to watch a fight and he stops it because someone is getting hurt lol it's boxing

[@PEACHPIG]

Weak.

[@minatoyellowflash100]

Foreman is only the strongest boxer that has ever lived but sure budy, whatever you say!

[@kZiFo79]

Bruh

[@stuartk.nelson6001]

I can't stand that Richard Steele! ALWAYS Stopping Fights Prematurely! I wanted to see Foreman knock that fool OUT!

[@alanrobinson7891]

He could have stopped the fight earlier. Nothing premature about it. I'd rather see a fighter live to fight another day than suffer a brain injury because the ref let the fight go on

[@jimbobaggans1564]

I don't think it was stopped prematurely. Ellis was clearly beaten. No match for someone like Foreman.

[@kZiFo79]

Bro what. Foreman didn't land the finishing punches, he didn't want to give his rivals brain injury

[@pureenlightmen]

Ref should stop at the second, even George didn't want to punch him...

[@myphuong2741]

Đanh Giong Tre Con Nit 😂