George Foreman RARE Training In Comeback
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Two time heavyweight champion, two decades apart. The greatest comeback in sports history, winning the heavyweight championship at age 45.
Please do ike ibeabuchi or david tua
Punching preacher man, hero.
I was so glad he knocked out the punk, Moorer. Flattened that bug!
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Not just the fact he won the world title back at 45. I think what's more impressive is that he beat a in his prime Micheal Moore who was a unified undefeated world champion 💯
Near his home, the grizzlies put up a sign which reads "don't feed George Foreman".
I would easily believe that 😂👏
😆🤣🤣😂
Lmao epic
I was at work and there was a toaster with Geroge Foreman's name on it😂
爆笑😂😂
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When a man enters middle age he looks back in his life and has regrets on what could have been. Most of us resign to the fact and move on. Not George he got up out that chair and went in to win the world title. Unbelievable man
Seb to be fair anyone can win the world title if they pay their way in lol
BoxCuber Yes that’s true like Tyson was bank rolled in. George has to start at the bottom again. Knocking out all mofos on the way to the peak and then beating an undefeated unified champion. Stuff of legends big George definitely my favourite boxer of time. Always humble and intelligent but in the ring he’s gonna bang you out.
@@megadave1197 lol what? mike tyson will always be a better boxer then foreman and learn your history foreman was never supposed to fight michael moorer but he bought himself in.. plus didnt foreman say on live TV he was afraid of Mike tyson?
@@boxcuber ýmike tyson never fought him.
Being a fan of tyson ..i say he could never beat foremna
BoxCuber Yes agreed that Tyson will always be a better technical boxer. However in my view he didn’t have the heart to beat Foreman. Tyson consistently got beat by top contenders throughout his career once he was hurt. Foreman was a ferocious puncher and a fearsome figure. Tyson would have wilted like a flower. Yes George said that but he was just being humble. That’s the type of guy he is. A great man one of the best ever but agree not technically the most skilled.
George had 2 primes, his physical one, and then came his mental prime. Both were enough to get him to be a world champion.
imagine a early Prime Big George's Physique with Prime Big George Comback
@@eboymorales3047 if he had the boxing brain from his second career in his first he would've stopped hitting Ali when he was on the ropes and return to the middle of the ring, calling Ali to fight him the center
@@kuhanblock9380 or intentionally grabbing him and leaning on him to tire him out.
Big George with the prime of both aspects would be the best Heavyweight boxer to ever graze the ring. He would have destroyed Ali if he had the experience from his second run at the title.
Beautifully said
To think Sonny Liston and George Foreman were once sparring partners is crazy. Two of the strongest punchers to ever get in the ring.
Muscle man true! Liston vs Foreman would be epic
Really?!
You're forgeting about Earnie Shavers,he was a mean ass puncher as well...
Matej Kljuce yeah but he wasn t strong like Foreman or Liston
@@paolotondo2463 he had the punch...all who fought him said so
BIG George Foreman had some big azz biceps
Easily one of the strongest boxers ever
@@philscaramucci2603, he's THE strongest champion ever.
Look at them mitts he has to hold up.
@@Bravo-Too-Much foreman was physically stronger than anyone
BoxingLegends he said Sonny Liston was the most powerful man he’s ever faced he even said he was stronger
He was 325 lbs and totally out of shape when he first decided to come back. He had some dedication!
Was he really that big ?
He gained 50-70 pounds because of eating alot of burgers and pizza
And barely exercising i heard that he made a comeback in 1987 due to financial reasons
hva faen skal jeg hete yeah he wanted to put a new roof on his church.
@@robertdevito5001 then he beat moorer
sell his grill and get 5 million a month
Foreman was a bad man! 20 years past his prime still had all these 25 year old new era heavyweights too shook to stand and trade with him, those who did... met that canvas.
In round 7 of the Tommy Morrison he hit morrison with a jab and Morrisons eye popped out the socket for a second, Holyfeild said Foreman hit him harder than any other fighter including Tyson, Lewis and Bowe. Shannon Briggs (who fought a 48 year old Foreman) claimed Foreman hit harder then Klitscko and Lewis, he always said he couldn't sleep for two weeks after the Foreman fight. He hit Micheal Moorer so hard that he split Moorers gumsheild in two and left moorer needing multiple stiches inside his mouth. Foreman had sickening power and overall body strenght, they say Mike Tyson wanted no parts of him
Ivan Jones foreman beat Briggs,,that decision was a travesty , shame on those judges
@@ThinkBritishEnglish I think that the 40+ year old version of Foreman was better than the 25 year old Foreman because he had the experience and knew when to strike and when not too. Also I'd say he hit a little bit harder than he did in the 70s.
Your Reckoning in the 70's Forman was a wrecking ball , in the 80's 90's he was a wrecking ball with patience. It's a shame he didn't have that patience in Ali fight.
40 year old foreman was much slower both of hand and foot, he was very sluggish, he was way easier to hit, His reflexes had almost completely diminished and he no longer had that fierce intention to hurt his opponent. Younger Foreman was less patient/less experienced, but he was way faster, sharper, threw more punches and was more effective at cutting off the ring, Young Foreman gave Ali a very hard fight for the 1st 8 rounds, 40 year old foreman wouldn't of landed a glove on Ali. Young Foreman DEMOLISHED Fraizer with ease, I doubt a 40 y/o would of even beaten Fraizer let alone demolished him in 2 rounds. Young George would never of lost to Morrison or Holyfeild.
I love the "Big George" version of his career
Cheesy Helmet He means when he made his comeback.
Dude was THE literal definition of a Tank. Although quite slow, but could absorb a ton of damage and dish out incredible power.
By far the best come back in sport's history
Muhammad
In every sports, I'd say.
Love that footage of him runnin by the train tracks with the hood on!
Big George is the heaviest and hardest puncher in all of human history!
I know I'm 3 years late but I'd rather get run over by a freight train than take a shot from Foreman
George Foreman is one of favorite boxers. Had very underatted boxing skills.
Thomas Bailey That's true, for example against Ken Norton
@Thomas Bailey Good point
Yes, especially the old Foreman , better Strategy defense etc.
Battle Rifle underrated? His punching power was his EVERYTHING. His overall boxing skills? Well, rumble in the jungle explains all that
@@bloodtimemaximusfullthrott226 No it wasn't his everything. Foreman had skills. If he didn't then Joe Frazier would have dispatched him easily.
People thought he was a fat joke when he came back. Then he got fitter. Then booooom.the rest is history. Guys a legend
He beat that kid with his brains. Wasn't even close. That kid wasn't a veteran. Things start changing fast after the 8th round and it's easy to get tunnel vision, rely on reflex and instinct. Reflex and instinct are the two easiest things to manipulate.
After the war with Holyfield all doubts were gone.
He tricked contenders into thinking he was the funny, fat hamburgler to get them in the ring then the old lion came out
@@finished6267 he really beat Shannon Briggs if we’re being honest
@@j.j.guerrieri5257 There have been strong assertions that a young Mike Tyson wasn't going for the fat old grandad 'act' and refused to fight him. If it's true, it's a pity because that would have been a very interesting proposition.
Strongest athlete ever in a combat sport
Aleksander Karelin.
Gennady Gennadievich Golovkin I was literally gonna write that till I saw your comment lolllll!!!
@@illuminatingpath_ i am the boss my friend haha
Mariusz Pudzianowski
Dieselnoi .
Ole skool training!!!!
The BEST way!!!!
I've seen my uncles train like this, and run in combat boots. Combat boots increase leg strength, and of course endurance!
Big George’s strength is incredible-he swang that axe like it was tooth pick! Running hills with a truck in neutral strapped to him! People may have made cheeseburger fat jokes during his comeback but does anyone doubt he’d have Any trouble at ALL knocking out any Mr. Olympia body beautiful?
Literally me when I realized I'll pick up boxing over bodybuilding. I don't want to shoot up juice just to be aesthetically pleasing.
You should've put the clip where he's running and eating a donut. Btw great work as always
Top ten heavyweights of all time, As mentally strong as he was physically, underrated defensively and technically. A monster at cutting down the ring, armed with a chin steel and infamous punching power which still remains unmatched to this day.
Mike Tyson is far from the most powerful puncher ever and speaking of Mike Tyson, he actually avoided old George in the 90's.
tyson wasnt even the hardest puncher in his era you muppet lol. foreman hit WAY harder than mike ever did
@@whatevermann3504 What a horrifically ignorant statement lmao. Tyson's precision is what made him deadly, but he was NOT as heavy-handed as Foreman.
@@whatevermann3504 how mike avoided forman 😂
@@eatthisvr6 meh
Life begins at 40' legendary George Foreman much respect' i ❤ that sound
Foreman’s come back was like that old head who said let me show you how we got down back in my day youngin and he really did show them ! 🥊
In his comeback He made all the big punchers run for their lives.
Chopping down trees with an axe...that's some proper badass old school training
George’s strength is simply unnatural. Very possibly the strongest man to have ever laced a pair of gloves.
Foreman acted like listons shadow, foreman is an infant compared to Liston. Surprisingly, they were sparring partners.
@@TimberlandStomper420 gotta agree with that, Liston was a menace… Nobody knows how old he was but he was allegedly nearly 50 when he lost to a 21 year old Ali. Liston had everything tho, he had one of the best jabs, good boxing skills and bone crushing power. He was in a jailhouse boxing program and they said they had to get 2-3 people to fight him at once nobody would take him on alone.
Oommggg!!🤣🤣🤣. I remember this. He was doing an interview where he was talking about making a comeback. How he changed his training techniques and weight training. His only problem was (and Riddick Bowe as well) they couldn't lay off the sweets. This takes me back. Rainy dayboxing,,,,,,,,, as always good work. Keep doing what you're doing. Oh!! and one other thing, the day he won the championship, the trunks he wore,,, was the exact same trunks he wore when he lost the title to Muhammad Ali.
@Thomas Bailey Vindicated!!🥊
Wow, he is to me one of the best heavy weights of all time!! I absolutely love the way he trained for fights simple but totally effective!! The man rarely sat down between rounds!!! Total BEAST!!
Hes underrated in my opinion best heavyweight boxer ever!
If he were to beat Ali, He would be the best ever.
i have him 2nd to ali, NOBODY beats prime ali
I don't think he's underrated at all tbqh
One of them, sure, but not the best.
Pure power on those two guns he has for arms. That's what he relied on. What a come back, really, he's the epitome of "you can do anything if you put your heart to it."
This track fits perfectly with "Big George's" single-minded determination, incredible work ethic, and humble but hardened nature after his defeat to Ali. Fucking bless you, RDB. Bless your little pugilism loving heart.
I love george,my all time favorite!
I remember reading somewhere on a boxing forum this story. A person who trained with a lot of 90s prize boxers, with Foreman being one of them. He said the punch numbed your whole face when his jab hit. Like getting a hard dose of novacaine all over.
im 43 and retired super heavyweight Powerlifter. now because of covid19 im doing a little soul searching. recently started running again and deciding to take up boxing as a form of exercise and self defense. im a natural wrestler so i always feel confident there. Being that big George is about my size and stature Ive been studying him for learning the sweet science. Maybe these political times is a reason, but im getting this urge to fight. I hope i never have to, but since ive been running everyday and learning the art, i’m ready to bang if i have to. GOD BLESS ALL.
I clicked the like at the start of the video! Figured I wouldn't be disappointed. You've been putting out some amazing highlights. This is why George is my favorite fighter. Because of the character he showed when he made his comeback!
william629 Really appreciate the support bud!
I'll second that, great video, thanks, look forward to more videos from you in the future.
Big George Could Knock Out Anybody Cold. His Hands Were So Big!
hey kids, this is a legend right here
I remember seeing some footage years ago where Big George was strapped to a wheel barrow through soft sand and it was filled with crumbled up concrete. He might've been training for Frazier during that time
The way hes back was glories. Amaizing George and amazing power punch.
George is what you call country strong.
How big were his biceps Holy shit
19 in.
very big
Steroids do that to a biceps
@@christianf7740 Nah, Foreman wasn't on steroids, or any PED, you can tell by the fact that he has little to no Muscle definition, and because 19 inch biceps are not impossible to get without steroids, especially for a guy like Foreman who is around 6'4.
@@christianf7740 Foreman was pure, hard work. He believed in himself he didn't need the juice.
Only one big George could you imagine if George didn't take 10 years off if not I believe goes down greatest of all time
I don't believe so, when Foreman lost to Ali and Young he was so mentally defeated that him continuing could've tarnished his legacy so the ten years off was necessary.
This is a far better legacy. 2 completely different fighters, each heavyweight champions.
Best come back in boxing history
Every single one of the tree chops we’re on some type of beat at 1:14
Chopping wood was also a earnie shavers training drill too ...2 massive punchers
That's how you know the old timers were all in. These new guys don't chop trees today.
That's old school right there. Hell of a workout.
One of the best chins in boxing what a chin big George had.
This is one of your more subtle but best highlights. It really captures that mood when you're just getting started again, back into the rhythm of something. It took a hell of a lot of fortitude for Foreman to ignore the doubters and build this comeback.
Big George Foreman Htown is in the house!!!
hardest punching human that ever lived.
wrong
Hell of a man right there. True American
Move like a tank, hit like a freight train!
Greatest strength boxer
This is strong men training boxing style
Digging , choping wood , flipping tires you name it great stuff
Foreman was a sneaky trainer the second time around. I remember boxing journalists talking about it. All this, "Aw, shucks, I just ate two whole chickens", and "I'm doing this for fat, old men everywhere". He was out at four in the morning giving it hell.
What A Legend And A Beast
WOW!!! George is a beast!!
George is a huge influence for me, truly. Although I stepped into a cage and he in a ring I began at 35years old. His heart and dedication should be an inspiration to us all. What a great man.
The more I watch Foreman the more I see how much of a monster he actually was. What strength this man had
Great thanks for uploading
2:00 that was a fucking double jab and he moved the bag how most guys move it when they throw a good right hand. Big George was an absolute freak of nature when it came to raw punching power/overall durability and strength. The man was as tough as they came.
HELL YEA been waiting on dis one rainy day wit the clutch 💪💪
Hes got biggest arms over ever seen! Its larger than my thighs!!!
The boxer i looked up to as a young boy. I got to watch his comeback and seeing him pull cars always will stick with me. Watching him with my dad and brothers were fun times.
he didnt pull it blind it was a person driving
There's a lot of boxing clip on youtube, but yours are for me the most inspiring, Thanks Rainy.
EverSpace87 JZ Glad you enjoy them bud!
Foreman became better after his comeback.
Gotta love big George
Big George Foreman is totally a role model that I have always looked up to, as long as I can remember! This gentleman has inspired me to really appreciate what hard work is all about, and George Foreman is exactly that: Hard at work; hard in the ring when he boxes! I love you, George Foreman! May God Almighty in Christ Jesus, continues to richly bless you and your loved ones, as always.
Very well made video! Crazy how he was able to compete with such a fresh crop at his age.
Another great upload again, thanks man. One of the greatest heavyweights ever.
One of the strongest jabs in boxing history
I wouldn't even classify his jabs as normal jabs, even if im blocking 2 jabs and im going down
His jabs were harder than most fighters hooks.
Just ask Mike Moore caught a nice 1 2 jab then went sleeping
Old school always wins
God love him and give him a long life it is really hard man to see someone else like him
The LINEAL HEAVYWEIGHTS are surely the GREATEST of the DIVISION! The MAN who beat , the MAN! Too many titles these days WBC, WBA , IBO, IBF etc but the LINEAL is the ONE FOREMAN got ROCKED during his comeback but remained stoic and strong. CHUVALO is a boxer who deserves a tribute IMHO.
Been patiently waiting
I believe foreman could do a comeback even now and beat the current heavyweights
Lol, foreman was 25 and weighed 220 which is his prime weight. Ali was 32, out of prime, and weighed 216. Both got extra 30+ days to train because foreman cut his eye during sparring, both were in great shape. It was ali's gameplan that made foreman tired. You can't ko ali, and ali stood in front of foreman all the time, it should have been easy for foreman to win. And imagine if ali wasn't banned in 67-70 and fought foreman in 68-70, foreman would have been beaten even worse.
@Trump 2016 shut the fuck up
@@winrylust6947 hes right you moron
@Trump 2016 foreman wasnt out of shape.. ali fought very smart and tired him up and then he knock him out
What ? Forman was in his absolute prime when he fought Ali , Ali’s chin and encouragement was too much for Forman
Beautiful
I was thinking the same
Love your videos, and the musics more. I could imagine you searching all the musics you could find simply to fetch the one that is of a perfect fit to the characteristics of the boxer in any of your videos. What an attitude! Many respect to that.
I've never see a boxer as focused as George Foreman in his training. He is absolutely in his own zone. Such dedication.
One of the best channels on RUclips for training comps of boxers
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the series!
What a unit he was, Towing trucks, chopping down 3-4 trees a day, lifting a ridiculous amount of weights and breaking heavybags in half. Imagine if he had that extra 20lbs of mass inn his 20's combined with the ring IQ and experience that he had in his 40's. Manny Steward would of been a trainer for Big George, He woulda tightened up Georges defence, developed his already underrated jab and would of had him throwing calculated accurate power shots instead of his wild swings that he often through. Foreman was always an animal, but with the right trainer in his corner he could of been much better.
The time between his two career runs would have been what you have just described.We have to realize that Ali beat by draining down an inexperianced in comparison monster who thought that he would destroy anybody that would stand in front of him just by his strength and power alone.Foreman was 25 years old when he lost to Ali!Today people around boxing consider 25 year olds as prospects!!!!!We never saw him in his prime and if he would find the mental strength to continue his career after the Ali fighthe could have been a champion for 15 years!ali was regressing a lot after 1976 and Holmes would last as long as the first bomb from George landed on his head.He is a top 3 heavyweight in my book and top 5 ever with the career that we saw.If we can make an argument that he would dominate the in between time space also then he is the best ever and it is not even close,using just a part from his abilities!Imagine,as you have said if he had a great trainer in his corner...
May the LORD bless you.
Big George is always number one for me history of boxing. As well as dreaming of becoming a heavyweight boxing champ at the age of 45. I find my love for sports in this great man. Long live legend.
Foreman made a load of money from his grills but also made a load of money from grilling Joe Frazier.
Liam Thomas do not disrespect Joe!
I wasn't disrespecting Joe just making a joke
Show some respect for Joe wtf!!
I thought it was funny lol.
It was actually pretty funny guys c'mon
Walking powerhouse
The best canal of boxing training 🥊💣
I know Foreman in his comeback came as a big, fuddly older guy, but if you look closely, he was still Big, Mean George Foreman deep down.
He handled Holyfield better than Tyson
poor tree
The man was an absolute beast. Makes Tyson look very small.
George you'r the best lay'd them all to rest!
Genuinely my favourite boxer got slightly overshadowed by Ali which is a shame everyone classified him as a brawler but didn’t respect his ring manipulation and skill
Calm music track barely hiding his ferocity.
Love me some '' big george '' one of the real heavy hitters.
Legend!!!!! ❤❤
My favorite heavyweight we could all learn from this humble man
The greatest☝️
Beast mode for real.
Classic upload.
Great video love the music as well
Even with age Foreman was a great fighter. He was not phased by time.
great video , long live boxing
For a strange reason,my favourite foreman was the 1987-1997 Big lovely George.other level...
Even tommy morrison played it it smart against an older foreman , this dude could knock out people with ease, one if the greatest men to ever box.
Freaking great video.