The ONLY man George Foreman FEARED 😳
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"If you hit him he liked it..."
now that's a killer😭😭😭
A masochistic fighter as your enemy is something scary
If George hit you. You will definitely NOT like it😂
@@STiergoofball first time seeing that word
@@fellasboyz1272
Sorry
I don't have the best english
@@Wiseguy1001
Thank you :)
I wanna improve in languages
I like how he is so honest.
Foreman is such a tank and so tough that he doesn't even need to act tough for a second
@@Ar1AnX1x earnie Shavers 🥶
Nothing to prove. He’s retired.
every fighter is when they're old and retired unless they're bitter.
@@MrRolyat98 never know, Big George may come back in any minute... he does that you know
"If you hit him he like"
"If you mis him he gets upset"
A true monster, and a legend to
So, the ANSWER to the question is ...YES! Big George had a natural fear that anyone NOT a psychopath would have! IMO, HE was THE best heavyweight of all time. He was drugged in that fiASSco vs Ali!
@@mr.blackhawk142 Drugged okay sure buddy George himself accepts it with no excuses 😂quit making stuff up with no proof
A😅😢😮😢😮😮😮
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
"That's right indeed.'
*"...if you miss him he just get upset..."*
That is dark. 😂
😂 real dark
Dark and scary
Dark scary and quiet
I don't get comment plz help
@@WolfMD-ts7ge yes you can
“I was hoping he wouldn’t drop his head cuz my knees was shaking”💀
I'm adding that to my self depreciating jokes reservoir
Thats a good one, didn't want Joe to see those knees.
That’s crazy to think about coming from George Foreman.
Know he was 💩’n inda ring 🤣🤣
someone explain
Ali- “ you crazy?.. you crazy right?” Frazier- “Yeah I’m Crazy “😂
😂😂😂😂 Muhammad Ali just honestly wanted to know if Joe is indeed crazy or if he is just pretending.
😂
George knocked the stuffing out of him. Tyson did the same to Joe’s son.
@@EranRicosJoe son was average
@@saqib7965Yeah, Unfortunaly.......
Heavyweight boxing In those days was really something to watch. How exciting it was.
Real class act men.
The golden age of heavyweight boxing
Ali was not a class act. He was a radical who cried his way out of something that so many average citizens accepted.
Ikr humble legends.nowrdays talking crap phonies like floyd . Manny paciao is the man of this generation.
"They stopped the fight because they couldn't stop Joe Frazier." -Ali
From getting knocked out clean💀
If they didn't stop it he would have probably died
Everyone saw how george formen droped down 5 time fraizer but i saw how he came back 5 time -Ali
Big George was being very humble here! Vs Frasier it was like a man against a boy, and George was Da Man!
And RISING AGAIN LIKE A TRUE CHAD RIGHT AFTER GETTING KNOCKED OUT 💀🍷🗿@@user-li5ly4xp1b
Joe Frazier was a nice guy out of the ring. The Real Rocky of Philadelphia
Except for Ali. He hated Ali until the very end and rightfully so after all that vile, racist stuff Ali said about Joe
That statue should be of Joe Frazier and not Stallone
@@Greg-il3lqthey eventually gave him one
Should’ve got one before Rocky tho
I think the real rocky was rocky...
@@FromTheRootsToTheCrown yeah I know he’s literally the guy the movie was based on what are these people saying
Then proceeded to drop Joe 5 times with the most vicious uppercuts in the business.
SIX times.
EIGHT counting the rematch!
Well written.
People die with one shot from foreman how tf fraizer survivded 2 fights
Fueled by fear, that's courage!
@@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312 I counted 5 in the 1st one
George is so humble. Good hearted man always gives respect to everyone. I just saw his movie about him last week.
“Now be honest”😂 I like how genuine they were back then man wholesome vibes
This is a guy who re-entered the ring in his mid40’s and still was able to win his matches. One of the all-time greats.
He actually got a belt
I remember him beating Moorer. He was getting rocked the whole fight. It was almost sad watching an older man get beat up. Then, maybe the 8th, he caught Moorer right on the button for the instant ko. Awesome fight!
10th round* had to look it up.
@@billyhardwick4719 He is quite an interesting guy. Became an ordained minister and an entrepreneur (The George Foreman Grill). Named his sons George Jr, George III, George IV, and George V.
What he did(being 2 time champion 20yrs apart) will never be repeated... Great Man
George Forman: I was afraid of Joe Frazier
Also George Foreman: punched Joe Frazier so hard that he made him levitate.
Rlly did he win?
@@itsjhitnotjit6292 yeah
@@itsjhitnotjit6292 yep
@@itsjhitnotjit6292 he beat him twice
Fear is only bad if you can’t manage it!
George's death stare was enough to win many fights.
You have a point.
An opponent was asked how it was fighting a younger Foreman in the 70's. Foreman hit him with a very powerful punch and knocked him down. It was the hardest he'd been hit. He was in shock and asked Foreman "WTF, are you trying to kill me...?!?". Foreman simply...stared at him nodding without saying a word. I would've just left the ring. That's terrifying, like being stuck in a cage with an angry tiger.
My knees were shaking 😂😂😂now that a honest man.
He then proceeded to completely obliterate Joe Frazier. Twice.
Boxing really is all about styles.
Joe was done by that time
@@TheVanguard333By the second time, maybe. Foreman was just a beast. Same goes for Liston. At that point in their career-- they could've only been beaten by Ali.
Styles n matchups… Foreman was too big for Frazier.
@@TheBigShotJonesy Styles? Yes. Cus D'Mato said there would never be a swarmer type boxer that could ever beat Foreman-- which is why Tyson avoided him. But " too big"? No. You do realize George was only an inch taller and about 5 lbs heavier with Ali having the longer reach.
@@skepchica Tyson avoided Foreman? He was 38 and on the bottom rung upon his return to the ring after 10yrs off. He wouldn't got no points off that bruh
"if you missed him he'd get upset"
Thats completely insane😂😂😂
Love Foreman's psyche I see why he became a champion and he hit hard af😢
Three absolute legends of the sport. Ali, Frazier and Foreman. All champions who made each other great. They brought out the best in each other.
And their humbleness and giving each other the flowers throughout time is just some of the most remarkable times in sports history in my opinion
And each gave each other their first loss.. Ali’s first loss was to Frazier, Fraziers first was foreman, and foreman’s was to Ali
💯 My three heroes of all time. 🙏🔥
The big three!
Ali brought the best out of Frazier?!The latter helped Cassius Clay during personal financial crisis and was thanked by this ungrateful clown by being publicly ridiculed..
Imagine how people felt getting in the ring with George.
Foreman is the man, American treasure right there
I love how he calls him out by his whole name every time he speaks on him. True sign of respect.
Ye
Well, there were a lot more Joes than there are Muhammad in the boxing game back then.
That's a life thing really lol some people are known by their first and last name some by their nickname some by both or just the last name.. we have Michael Jackson also known as MJ some people said Ali you know who he is some said Muhammed Ali, I rarely hear people call Jamie Foxx just Jamie he goes by Jamie Foxx, Mariah Carey, Mary J or Mary J Bligh... Most people call me by my last name or my nickname
But he just calls Ali “Mohammed”. Guess he didn’t respect him.
Kinda like how I just call you “Mike”.
“If you hit him he liked it but if you missed he got mad” 😂😂😂 that’s absolutely insane I would be scared to fight him too.
😂 who wouldn't
Ether way ur done 😂😂😂😂
A boxer turned on by pain 😂
I'm
Scared reading this 😅
I’m blind so thank you for the subtitles
Joe Frazier...the real Rocky....
Man please can't compare Joe was a bad man
I hope that Philly has a statue for him like they have of an actor.
@@seove1, they didn't while Joe was alive, not sure since he passed. I always assumed the statue of Rocky was just a prop for the movie, not for one moment did I think the statue was real or a permanent fixture in Philadelphia. Ridiculous and disrespectful to Joe considering he was a real champ and came from humble working class beginnings.
@@andrethornton9709, how? Ali was the racial bigoted, backstabber, and draft dodger. Hid behind his religion (which consorted ironically with the KKK) into not going to Vietnam on grounds of non-violence, but contradicted himself with talk of Holy Wars.
Joe helped him out in numerous ways, and Ali maligned him with lies (which affected not only Joe but his entire family and his children were bullied at school) and crashed his gym sessions and turned up outside Joe's house waving a gun.
Ali aka Cassius C**t was a gobby, can't stand people like that, especially if you've done them a good turn. At least Smokin' Joe made him eat those words with that terrific left hook that put Ali on the canvas in The Fight of the Century.
And what many didn't know at the time was Frazier was purblind in his left eye his entire boxing career, an incredible disadvantage for a boxer.
@@seove1Joe frazier isnt from philly tho. He's from South Carolina
Joe was a good man, I met him at a fight and asked him for a photo. He smiled at me and said sure. A good man with kind eyes is my memory of the champ.
Were is the photo ? Can u share.
He was a sore loser and a bitter man when it came to Ali even when Ali was doing bad physically and on his last days joe had nothing nice to say about Ali
What an awesome memory! Thank you for sharing it!
What did you do with the potato? Have you any proof?
post it
This was back in the best era of heavyweight boxing.
Yea back then Boxing was the biggest sport so it was the best athletes in the country joining gyms...now all the big strong people would rather play basketball or football
real boxers who isnt affraid of anyone and not affraid to get losea on thier recorda to these real boxers ....fight is a fight...
George Foreman is a National Treasure.
In the 70s, Foreman had a ranch off of Arroyo road, in Livermore, CA. (east bay area) and I lived down the road. We'd ride our bikes up to his place and I guess he liked us kids, we weren't just pests trying to hang around and he'd let us watch him in workouts at his place. Very, very nice man.
I used to live in Livermore and I remember that road. That's crazy I never knew Foreman lived there
Man those guys back then were the real heavyweights
@@williehudson4013u slow foreman wouldn’t keep up with peek a boo but u wouldn’t get that
@@1Haakuyou the slow one first of all foreman is way stronger than him second of all Mike Tyson has a similar style to Joe Frazier and Joe Frazier got demolished third of all Mike is to small to trade punches with foreman in his prime so stfu cause you don't know what you talking about
@@williehudson4013 u look real slow gang
Agree tyson wouldnt last in that era.@williehudson4013
@@williehudson4013you don't know shit boxing is not about who's stronger boxing is about technique it doesn't matter if your opponent is stronger
You will never know how I got this much likes
Gayy 😅💯
@@thephuckmaster9376 clown
Then he beat joe frazer 2 times. Both times knocked out. Mentally he maybe scared but physically he was a beast
Sadly for joe it was the worst match up possible for him plus he was out of his prime for both fights
@@thephuckmaster9376 how is that gay? Those two men would pummel grown men nearly to death for a living
That's brutal honesty with zero ego goggles.
How can you not love brother George Foreman?!!!❤❤❤❤😆
Frazier originated the pounding of the meat that Stallone lifted for his movie.
Joe feared no man.
I met Joe at a fight event for his son, Marvis, and when I told him that my father idolized him, Joe asked where my father was sitting.
Before the first round Joe found his way all the way into the second row at ringside and called out my father’s name…my father was stunned as Joe walked into the aisle to shake hands with my father.
I don’t know of any other famous boxer that would go all that way into a row for someone he never even met to shake his hand.
My dad met his hero that day. it was an incredible memory,
Joe was the greatest!
A true Legend!
Ron Artest ran up to the 5th or 6th row in the stands to fight a fan! Not one of his fans im sure but an NBA fan nonetheless.
That's amazing. I wish there was a video for that. It would be great to see
This is so wholsome😊
@@tytaylor1843 Did you have to go there, cm'on dude.
Joe went to watch my husband wrestle once in Philly. He said "Boy, Ill tell ya, you one crazy muthaf**a." Coming from Joe Frazier, it was hilarious. He gave him the address to his gym and told him hed be welcome anytime he felt like coming. Such a legend. 💙
Ali: Are you crazy!?
Frazier: *Yeah I'm crazy*
Big George is such a gentleman and very complimentary and respectful to his opponents.
Frazier was tougher than Grandma's liver.
What a saying
These old fighters just seem like they really were built different.
They were MEN
Hmm…Now mothers stopped producing such legendary sports men and proud sons like Mohammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Forman and Mike Tyron. Nowadays they are busy making TikTok videos and can’t feed themselves. Strange times indeed 🤔
They were. No way near the equippment and supplements these moderns fighters have. Yet yhey just naturally were built better.
@@ayrton56612 it’s the processed food that is affecting the new generation
Well they fought often didn't care so much of record but of legacy and they had more rounds than 12
It’s insane how modest and humble all these old school boxers are. Absolute legends. Now we have show off circus boys with no honour just doing it for clout
Well. You don't HAVE to be humnle. If you know you got it, flaunting aint bad. Just don't bully.
Because these guys are old now, more mature, more at peace
Yup back then they were doing it for greatness, now they do it for money and being a loud mouth brings in more money.
humble and ali dont belong in the same sentence together lol, frazier and foreman were class acts tho
@@bobbygetsbanned6049 Didn't Muhammad Ali start the "loud mouthing" or trash talk though?
And after knocking out Joe Frazier the only one left to fear was the Good Lord. Love Big George.
Theres nothing more impressive than an honest man.
And nothing more hated than an honest man.
Tell the truth and people will hate you.
Telling George Foreman to be honest is like telling a tree to be a tree.
"Ali looks like a model but in the ring he's a Tyrannosaurus Rex...he'll slowly take you into deep waters and drown you every time. Gentle looking on the outside but the toughest fighter ever on the inside. Biggest heart with a will to win unmatched. Dead tired exhausted in Manila but still takes control in the 11th round to give Joe a frightening beating those last four rounds though he later said it was the closest thing to death...yet he still turned that fight around.
Ali would rather die than lose"
-Mike Tyson
So Ali had short arms?
tyson reading off his phone
Ali was the greatest boxer ever liveth on earth 🌎
@@romeonigeria419_tv boxer would be Mayweather or Chávez..heavyweight maybe Ali. He had no KO power
@@italianwaterice9594 Mohamed Ali never fault unknown boxer, do you know who is George foreman or the man George foreman said he was afraid of, Mohamed Ali take them both out in a knocked out way
There's always that smaller guy but a natural intimidating person.
I know a guy.. he is grown now.. shorter then me maybe 5"7 leathery big hands a muay thai fighter by now.. Ive seen him take trained grown 6"3+ males at 16 y old🤷🏾♂️🤣 he is nice and cool but a fighter at heart🤣
@Wealth Of Knowledge when u instill short man syndrome into a guy that's not even that short, scary things can happen.
@@lotuslife3239 I know, I once killed 3 guys at a bar with a pencil, a fucking pencil.
@@kang8179 LMAO! WOW NOW THAT'Z AN ILL AZZ STORY IF IT'Z TRU! BUT, WHAT'Z UR HGT. & SIZE? AND, HOW'D U AVOID LIFE W/ NO FUQQIN' CHANCE OF PAROLE (STILL LMAO!)?
@@maltmel my name's John
Wick.
It takes a real man to be this secure and blatantly honest.
Ali, Forman and Frazier were real life superheroes.
Crazy how humble Foreman is. He was a beast too
Case anyone is wondering: George Forman grilled a mean knuckle sandwich
Funny
😂
I used his grill all through college
He used no electricity, he just stared at it hoping it would drop its head because his knees were shaking. 5 minutes after the intense stare down, the sandwich was made.
What’s sad is that Frazier’s health had taken a huge hit about a year prior as his blood pressure spiked due to a needed procedure that was never done. Really destroyed him and we can see it in his Ellis rematch as Ellis lasted 8 rounds before being TKOd in the 9th but in their first match, he only lasted 4 rounds. Sad to see a health issue strike someone down in their prime. If he never had that health problem, those two would’ve had an amazing fight!
You know you scared if you wish death on your opponent just so you don’t have to fight him. Damn dude was scared
George Forman was a great champ and a good example for young men to follow. I admired him.
He’s such a mountain of a man and so humble, not sure he was ever scared of anything but a mirror seeing himself.
It's hard to imagine George being scared of any man. Joe Frazier was a block of granite, but even he couldn't go toe-to-toe with George.
@@insanusmaximus2857 yea you’re right he’s just being humble, that’s George for you, the man fought 6 guys in one night after Ali. He was a mountain of a man.
I think George Forman is one of the smartest guys out there. He set himself up after boxing in business. Well spoken. A great champion
That’s because he stole his grill idea from Hulk Hogan. (Just a joke. Making fun of Hogan for lying about how he was approached with it before George).
@@heathermillsphantomlimb9314I wonder what they would have named that grill😂😂😂
George seems like a GENUINE nice guy too!
Gentle man with the power to knock anyone out. True champion
I love how all of them ended up being good friends later in life. 💙
True story:
My Dad was an amateur boxer, 118lbs, in his teenage years. I was 5 yr. old out for dinner, (S. Philly), on Mother's Day. Joe Frazier, (Heavyweight Champion at that time), was eating with his Family and people were asking him for his autograph. After the crowd subsided my Dad sent me over with pen & paper. Joe grabbed the pen and I said, "No thank you Sir, can I have her autograph", (His Wife).
On his way out I remember Joe Frazier coming to our table. He stood behind my chair and rested his hands on my shoulders as he asked my Dad, "Why did you send your son to ask for my Wife's autograph"?
Without skipping a beat my Dad replied, " It's Mother's Day...Who the hell are you...?".
Joe laughed and pulled up a chair and chewed the fat with my Pop. I'll never forget the nice man and his massive strong hands.
Today is the 31st anniversary of my Father's passing. RIP Daddy, I love you!
Your dad sounds like a true legend RIP your dad 😢
@@DetectiveDeckard Appreciate those kind words. My Dad was a great man!
Amazing story!!! ❤️
Thank You for Sharing
That was a hellava comeback lol
The late 70's and early 80's was a special era in heavyweight boxing history. In my humble opinion, Joe Frazier and George Foreman were two gifted fighters that had hearts bigger than their boxing talent.
Joe so cold, he made Foreman wish he had never even started being intimidating during the staredowns. Incredible
Idk to me I don't believe this story. Actors and Celebrities have a history of making stories up on late night talk shows. The way he fought Frazier was as if he knew he was the baddest man on the planet, I don't think Foreman had any fear in him at all during that fight.
@@johnv5827 in a situation like that you either have to be fearless or appear fearless. 1 or the other.
@@johnv5827 so maybe you are right. Maybe George was making up a story. Or maybe not
@@johnv5827 True Actors and Celebrities make stories but I believe this. Everyone in that ring gets afraid at some point. Ali taunted and kept annoying Sonny Liston but he later admitted he was terrified of him as everyone else was. Frazier might've been a humble man but he was a force of nature in that ring. Foreman was the worst possible matchup stylistically for Joe. Fear can be used to help you in the ring as shown by Ali against Liston.
@@johnv5827 Foreman is the definition of an honest man. If he says it, it's the truth. It's not uncommon for some of the most elite fighters to feel scared. Once the fight starts, they settle in.
George you the best no other way to describe your, blessings.
Man Foreman had a scary stare down face.
It's shows how underrated Joe Frazier is the man had some serious skills Much respect to Joe Frazier
Power
I don’t think he was ever underrated but
Another stupid comment.
So honest and transparent. Even more respect for him for that.
George Foreman fought Joe Frazier twice and won both times relatively easily (2nd round and 5th round TKOs respectively), yet he still feared him the most! A testament of how great both men were.
George has become a loveable, marketable and wonderful human being!
That look he gave him in the ring was and is still chilling….
this man is so honest he makes you cry.
Ummm... no..
What in this clip requires tears? Weirdo
Georges story is really inspiring. Watching him come to prominence and then the troubles he had, the ridicule etc it really messed with his head. Tried and tried to do the right thing to get into peoples "good books" and be respected. He got there but the journey is just something else. What a guy. Huge respect.
Despite being opponents, at least Foreman shows respect to them, no "trash talk": has my support!.
Frazier, Ali, Foreman. What a legendary trio.
Forgot tyson
@@0mniVerse777 mike Tyson left the chat
@@0mniVerse777he’s not really in their era that’s why I didn’t mention him
One of the toughest and most humble men whos ever lived
He then proceeded to demolish Frazier during their fight.
And they think fighters aren't smart. This is honest, and real.
I'm glad now you're making Shorts on Big George Foreman. Make more on him now 🥊
Yeah I’m gonna be making a lot more videos on Foreman 💯
@@FightingCentre I agree
@@FightingCentresong?
Frazier was a man amongst men. People that want to know what it is to be a fighter, look to that man.
There isn't a tougher man to have ever walked the planet than Joe Frazier. That dude was harder than a coffin nail.
George Foreman is such a class act and a great representative of boxing. Great champion.
"i had a habit of staring guys down, but i didn't wanna him to look down because my knees were shaking" gosh i liked this phrase, describes a concept of fighting as a whole
Love Foreman's honesty.
This makes "down goes Frazier" even more legendary.
Yap...
George (rock)
Ali (paper)
Frazier (scissors)
It was pure poetry that they boxed at the same time and all fought each other.
George Foreman The Hardest Hitter in Heavyweight History.
He said at that time he wished he had never started it.
There are times you face something where your health and life is on the line. Ali said the same thing like "WTF am I doing here?!"
Smokin’ Joe was a legend who took ‘die before you lose’ seriously
Ofcourse he names the guy he brutally knocked out twice
Aint nobody scared of Ali, Joe was one tough mofo
That stare is crazy. Zero fear, murder on the mind. You can read a lot from just his stare.
It's BS, Tyson was crying before games and never dared to watch his opponent in the eyes in his early days, then he came in no robe no socks and knocked them out like no one did before or since.
@@martin-7264 Tyson would cry bc he felt guilty and didn’t like who he turned into in the ring, he didn’t want to injure anyone and hurt their families
Psychopaths have no problem with eye contact. It doesn't make them feel uncomfortable.
@@martin-7264 Both Foreman and Tyson were attempting to mimic Liston. But that rage wasnt a put on, when he left Puerto Rico, his entire face changed.
Also, Mike didnt have sh on either one of them.
The best stare in boxing history!
George was one of the most humble champs of all time. Even though he ripped the guy off for his grill.😂😂
Two great fighters.RIP Joe Frazier
@@kingsly3690 ok
@@kingsly3690 I liken watching George Foreman training to watching Jordan in 91. It’s so good it literally looks unreal. The man punches the heavybag at 1 mph with what looks like the strength of a feather but the bag damn near hits the ceiling. Unbelievable.
They both died?😢
@@Chris56076 nah foreman still kicking 👑😎
Foreman always humble. A real legend.
Even though Foreman punished Frazier in that fight but I respect how Frazier was fearless and kept going at him.
He liked it remember
@@builtdif5715 every man who has ever said he likes it is lying, straight up. It is a lie.
Except for Frazier. He was a force of nature, he didn’t tire, he didn’t lose heart, you forget hes even human the way he marches on through anything. Knocked down 6 times in a fight and he gets up a 7th time FULLY planning on marching forward to pay George back.
Genuinely built different
Mr. Joe Frazier was not scared.. no fear.. rip sir thankyou for the memories.🙏🏾
"If you hit him he liked it"
(Frazier gets hit with a combo)
Frazier: ..papi
George Foremam was the baddest mofo ever to fight. Power personified.
You dont know about earnie Shavers
@@TreyStewart699 not even close..Foreman is the only boxer to win the title twice demanding fashion in 2 different decades!
I watched almost EVERY heavyweight fight on TV, back then, and Big George was HANDS DOWN the GOAT!
Frazier was a friend of mine. We would run together at times. I grew up knowing Marvis and Jackie attended Rebie's sweet sixteen birthday celebration. His nephews, Rodney, and Mark played on a summer basketball league I coached. He was the most respected man I knew next to my father. Joe's love for humanity was his biggest opponent. He would give in all the time. R.I.P. Joe is a true hero of a North Philadelphia community.
Thanks for sharing brother ❤
Thanks!
What about Stacey?
and he didn't make shitty grills either
I get the feeling that Joe truly appreciated his success and took the responsibility of being a celebrity with humility.
A time when Boxing was in its prime... Best fighters even though they were scared that they would lose they would still fight each other to prove who is the better... Now you have all these champs ducking each other 24/7
Big George was the mike Tyson of the 70s 1 punch knock out artist 👊🏾
Joe Frazier was the Mike Tyson.
At 30 years old, I shook hands with George once. My hand fit in his like a 7 year old in my daddy's hand. My fingers just barely came out the other side. He's a gentle, soft-spoken man outside of the ring.
I dont think anyone who hasn't actually seen him realizes what a mountain he is.
If you hit him, he like it and if you miss him, he get upset. Damn. That's my friend is a beast 🤣
Back when fighters didn't run from a fight. Win, Lose, or Draw, They got in the ring. Period. I respect them all.
Love George Foreman he’s a really genuine down to earth guy
That’s why he won. Fear if harnessed effectively is a great tool in combat
Yessir. Tyson said the same thing.
💯👊
@@samsneadd Absolutely. I know what you’re talking about. I’ve heard him say it. Even as a wrestler in high school I was always afraid but loved competing. I would usually ask girls I was with or talking to at the time to come to our meets and bring friends. The fear of losing with the extra motivation of knowing girls are watching actually helped me out. It also helped some of my teammates out too. Nobody wants to lose in front of a girl they like. I didn’t win every time they came but it was definitely a higher percentage when they did