It's Universally Used In Street Fights As Well

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Exactly lol.

That's the point of the stance... the hooks circle back to the forearm block

Thats really said something

Lol!

Dang hahaha 😂 that sounds terrible!

It would be like trying to use a hammer and chisel to break apart a big stone statue. On top of his tight defense and size, even if you nailed him he had a granite chin and even if you rocked him he wouldn't blink. Must have been pretty demoralizing.

I would've straight up jump outside of the ring if I fought him.

He made a smart decision taking that ten year break. Too bad Ali didn’t do the same maybe he would still be here and wouldn’t have been so out of it in the end.

@Ray Be kind to others, it goes a long way - "Every single fight adds wear & tear to the body." Foreman Boxing record - 81 fights Heavyweight, he is smart intelligent still without stuttering and parkinson's -

@@brazeification2 to be fair, Ali did take a break...or he actually got barred from boxing for a while.

why 10 years ???

@@brazeification2 Ali was way older. When Foreman took that 10 years off Ali was already deep in his 30s.

Absolutely

Frazier is gone, Ali is gone. I want to shake Big George's hand and just see him smile

To be honest he took a lot of punishment in his comeback.

@@twitchtv-sweatyscience He also fought the right people. He can't fight Lewis, Tyson or Bowe in his 40s.

@@RedFeng007 tyson would have trouble imo against old foreman.

@@RedFeng007 foreman would likely lose at that age but he had tools to trouble all 3 of them. Lewis tended to paw with his jab while Foreman hammered it with bad intentions so in a jab war he might have the advantage. Lewis was also weak to big right hands and Foreman had one of the deadliest. Bowe was sloppy, easy to hit, and would be willingly stepping forward. Those are bad ingredients against Foreman. Tyson cannot fight backing up and his short height and arms will mean he will have a disadvantage with George's shoving and mauling. Plus he had a monster uppercut.

Cygnus Prime very well put. This breakdown proves, I believe tyson would have no chance against Foreman kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brJ9m65erciRl6s.html

Definitely is in the conversation imo Ali, Foreman, and Joe Frazier are the three absolute greatest heavyweights

Very Crafty fighter...Big Puncher w a Heart of Gold 🪙 💯

Probably the 10 year layoff helped. George is such a treasure. 💙

68 KOs. He was 69-2 before he fought Holyfield, with one of his losses being to Mohammed Ali. Olympic gold medalist and heavyweight champion 20 years apart. Incredible

All they see are how big he is and his scary knockouts. They forget he learned from some pretty smart veteran trainers, Dick Sadler, Archie Moore, Gil Clancey, Angelo Dundee. And he had underrated ring IQ himself. Even younger George whose unfairly judged as a "reckless brawler" used to teach boxing to youth and won a gold medal so he obviously knew what he was doing.

And his super chin damn he took clean barrage from holyfield yet still standing tall

He was much better in his older age

Foreman was insurmountable. Didn't look like he could even be hurt. Knockin him out wasn't gonna happen either. The only way to deal with George was to stand in front of him & deal with his power & a long night.

Seriously he just sits there unfazed and let's his guard do the work

Foreman adopted the cross guard defense in his comeback from Archie Moore.

And despite fighting into almost his 50s with essentially two boxing careers he speaks with absolute clarity ans intelligence. What a man

@PJ Rivera not always. Sometimes they suffer the most cognitive decline because their brain never shuts off so overall they take more shots. Look at Ali and James Toney. Compare them to Roy Jones Jnr

Are the real Lou Duva 😊

I don't remember seeing that fight, I will check it out. 👍

Cooper lost to everyone he was a journeyman

We meet again Lol George Foreman was actually a pretty slow starter in many of his Prime fights as he became settled into professional career. His fights with Frazier, Norton, and Lyle immediately come to mind. Aside from an occasional opening punch to get his opponents on their toes he usually spent the first round or so patiently stalking and mostly neutralizing his opponent's best punch, often the jab, but in Frazier's case the left hook, and then once they lost faith in their hands that's when Foreman would usually start to test them with his jab or right hands to the body. His fast start and performance against Ali was very out of character from his usual self at that point in his career but I think that one fight is where he gets his reputation as a fighter unable to pace himself.

@@aiyahuntacheimumbi236 yes i noticed that too. Sluggers like Dempsey, Tyson, shavers, tried to tear your head off once the bell rung. In both careers George wad very patient and observant in the 1st round and tried to pick up on your habits.

@@cygnusprime6728 Tyson wad pressur fighter, not slugger.

@@cygnusprime6728 no not true, he DID pick up on your habits, the next round was your murder, and the third round was your eulogy, if you even made it that far

@@Shovelhook Tyson was definitely not a pressure fighter. He wasn't very good on the inside and was easy to tie up and grapple. A pressure fighter is one who throws non stop punches (volume) and steps forward constantly to hammer away at the body or a barrage upstairs. Guys like Julio cesar Chavez, Jake lamotta, Henry Armstrong, Joe Frazier, Shawn Porter, etc. They want to either win the decision by being the busier fighter or break you down slowly for a mid to late round stoppage or knock out. Tyson didn't have the stamina or work rate to be classified as a pressure fighter. He was a slugger looking for an early KO, not a guy looking to out work you or break you down. Tyson also had good counter punching skills. His game plan was to either knock you out with one big hit or blitz you and land a powerful combination with high speed and power.

George Foreman was almost certainly the strongest heavyweight champion in history.Only Sonny Liston came near to matching him for God-given natural strength.

He really did break his neck with that lol

Spread Eagle you must be stupid to think that honestly.

@@hassanx9423 - Er......no.You must be stupid to make such a response.

Go watch the fight I love George but Holyfield was hurtin him💯

Yeah he was seen as a joke but he proved them all wrong

Hes easily 2nd after Ali

He already is top 5 heavyweight dude...

@@brocksimmons345 better resume than Louis, Marciano, Charles? Are you sure? Not to mention Sam Langford...

@@minds777 some ppl dont hold him high enough is what im sayin. I think he is one of the greatest n n e way bro

I say George Foreman is my favorite Heavyweight as well.

Same duh

Just know that old foreman style wasnt all around better than young foreman.

@@colorado2455 Very True. Young Foreman possibly had the smoothest most effective ring cutting skills in Heavyweight history. I asked and he told me that he purposely let guys off the ropes after Zaire. His change in footwork and new use of the jab in his 2nd career reminds me much of Sonny Liston and did make him more susceptible to runners like Liston in the Ali fights I believe. Although both cases could just as easily have been old legs lol During his 1st career George actually took fewer punches than any other heavyweight champion in history with his original long shoving mummy guard.

Dwight qawi

He did whisper to him in the ring " Don't get killed" Asking him to quit the fight with respect.

My understanding is that prime Foreman was a ruthless destroyer of men, but when he made his comeback after being a Christian pastor he was a changed man without anger and held back on his punches not to hurt his opponents. I don't know if its true though that he held back on his punches on his comeback.

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Ali is THE GOAT period.

ToBeat Lewis got knocked out by Oliver McCall and Hasim Rahman... George was a different beast. Ali only beat foreman because of his chin, stamina, and reflexes, all of which were better than Lewis’. The foreman that beat Frazier would eat Lewis alive.

@ToBeat Prime Lewis would be flat on his ass against prime Foreman. Not even in the same galaxy. If Rahman can floor him, George woulda kicked his ass...

@@theamazingcj5708 Lewis avenged both of those defeats.

Boom that doesn’t mean they never happened

He was just as devastating in the world of grill sales as he was in the ring. Changed the game.

@tre boxers and MMA guys are martial artists , don't pretend like they're not or any less disciplined because they use a more effective form of combat than something like tai chi or some shit, besides there's good and bad people in all martial arts, you probably just either went to a shit gym or got punched in the mouth for the first time and decided you didn't like it or something

@tre boxing is a form of martial arts smart guy

@@ytmademechangemyhandle karate and other forms like that can't even compete with boxing and mma.

He was, very underrated, not generally, but his defense. as it wasn't typical head movement, lots of parry, deception, cross arms, pawing etc. HE also said he would have trained MMA if born in later generation

Ugh calzaghe

That's excellent information. This guard is used in golden era muay thai and muay boran, often referred to as armadillo guard, diamond guard, or Dracula guard. Is there a source you could recommend for looking into Archie Moore and his relationship with Grey?

@@bonesmmatorquay3771 I cant even remember where I looked it up. But theres not a lot available. Being as Futch turned down training Moore as he felt he couldnt add anything to Archie, if Archie sought out Grey continuously throughout his career is speaks volumes on the quality of Grey

@@OBCWarDogs went down a rabbit hole and there are pictures in the old pugilist manuals showing technique with similar mechanics. A relic of the past perhaps for when fists weren't afford the modern day protection against elbows.

His arm genetics was freakish!

Ali did.

Only Ali and Larry Holmes maybe

Ali would've lost a rematch and Larry holmes wouldn't have lasted 3 rounds

@@brocksimmons345 Ali was 32 years old when he beat a 24 year old undefeated Foreman.. The Ali that fought Williams is the greatest boxer to ever fight and he was 26 at that time. I think Foreman is the second best heavyweight of all time with Larry Holmes at third

@@LUKERs1196 I don't think Ali could've ever beaten Foreman without the rope a dope. Prime George was unstoppable. Larry holmes never beat anyone during his prime

What happened there? I’m confused.

@@shriharihudli Dwight trick George into thinking he was gonna go down, then came firing back at Foreman

Gotta love Qawi haha

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Protect yourself at all times.