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The narration is the best ever..."I have no idea why the ref is counting, Jose doesn't either" had me crying 😭

“A right hand put him eye to eye with his incompetent guardian angel” Omg best line ever

Let's not act like this wasn't one of the best boxing thumbnail ever.

“I have no idea why this referee is counting, neither does Jose” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 @ 6:50!!

This narrator got some of the most devastating punch lines I've ever heard they hit just as hard as Foreman's brutal power punches. Just pure gold.

His trainers were legends. Sandy Saddler, Sonny Liston, Archie Moore.

I guess you can make an entirely separate video just about his clash with Ron Lyle. One of my favorite brawls up to date.

Foreman has one of the biggest grandest arguments for the greatest of all time

Foreman’s my favourite boxer of all time. I just loved the way he threw his winding uppercuts and hooks.

Only boxer I can think of with two distinct careers at different times in his life, and he managed to secure the heavyweight belt in both of those careers. Absolute legend.

Part of Foreman’s ceaseless pressure was he knew he couldn’t be hurt. He had a titanium chin.

Imagine George foreman in today's mma with small gloves, with even decent takedown defence he'd be the scariest man alive! Ngannou always reminded me of foreman 2.0

I like the way George completely relaxes after he drops a guy and watches.

This channel should never get a thumbs down. That’s how awesome it is! “Eye to eye with his incompetent guardian angel”…..priceless.

“Blunt Force Trauma”, “Doing the Devil’s Work”, “Lighting a Fuse to Dynamite”, just thinking about that phrases scares me!

I saw a drawing once, where Cus D'amato was Dr. Frankenstein and Mike Tyson was the monster. The background was a gym with science lab gimmicks. It was really cool.

The thing that always shocks me about Foreman is that despite his reputation he isnt even that big. He was within 5 pounds of Ali and Frazier and he wasnt that much bigger than many of his other opponents during his first career as a boxer and he wasnt significantly taller than many of his opponents either. He seems larger because of his power and since unlike most boxers (especially those afraid of his power and in fighters) he didn't crouch but stood upright all the time. Which makes him look far taller and larger. It's just amazing how much more power he got into every punch while maintaining a mostly flat footed stance and with the same weight as many of his opponents. Fellow hard punchers like Tyson and Wilder get power like that with leaping strikes and wild haymakers but Foreman often knocked men around like rag dolls with pretty tight punches.

George Foreman is one of my favorite boxers ever. I particularly enjoy older Foreman in the ring more than younger Foreman; he seemed much more patient and disciplined in the ring when he was older. Also, I recommend you look up his testimony about being born again by Jesus Christ after his loss by Jimmy Young in 1977...really beautiful testimony

First time I've ever heard anyone being compared to a, Rankor! But every Rankor has it's Luke Skywalker, and George was no different. These documentaries are priceless!!

Joe Frazier was one of the toughest man I’ve ever seen

"Joe Frazier was destined to catch two fades that night." Nice.

These thumbnail are something else😂

What he did to Frazier was monstrous

"Roman comes back to do battle, but not really!" Howard Cosell. Lol!!

Top 5 heavy of all times

Love George! He was a great champion and he was very athletic and fast with his punches earlier in his career. It still amazes me that his career spanned from the 60's through the 90's and he regained the Heavyweight Championship in the latter part of his comeback! I like that he has a good career now as spokesperson and that he is healthy too! Great video and thanks!

i love big george hes in my top 5 heavys

Foreman was one of the greatest boxers of all time and my personal favorite fighter, so I may be bias, but he was far more intelligent than he is given credit for both as a boxer and as a person. How many people are smart enough and have the charisma to be both Sonny Liston and Muhamad Ali in the same lifetime? His ability to recognize and emulate successful people allowed him to make millions both inside and outside the ring. His mastered two distinct boxing styles (old time extended guard and later the cross guard). It was his ability to use both that allowed him to succeed at 45. That and tremendous strength that he could translate into what seemed like effortless and yet extreme punching power.

11:14 That "incompetent guardian angel" line was overkill bro 🤣🤣🤣

Big George has always been my favorite fighter! An unstoppable force!

An absolute powerhouse, George Foreman was comparable to the juggernaut, once he gets going the man simply couldn’t be stopped, truly a legend 💯🔥💪🏾🥊

"Eye to eye with his incompetent guardian angel"......... Best commentary in boxing.❤

He hit so hard and he wasn't putting his whole weight n leverage on the punches like Tyson, Foreman was just a freak

Fun Fact: Muhammad Ali was the only man to K.O George Foreman

Wow, thank you! Foreman is my favourite fighter and his autobiography is the best boxing book I've ever read. Not much about boxing

You need more than 100k subs for the work you put into your videos. Appreciate your videos

Best boxing content thank you for this keet it up brother

you have serious talent my guy, I might just watch your whole channel today

Big George! I've been a fan since that episode of Sanford and Son. I remember my Dad saying, "Hey, that's George Foreman!" Naturally, I asked a few questions and dad informed me that he was a boxer. I knew what boxing was, but as my dad continued to talk about Foreman the more I recognized his admiration of the man. That made me a fan right then and there.

Those were the Days, another fight that was left out, people forget-George vs Ken Norton

"Blunt force trauma" I love it! Great job!

Yo one of the best boxing contents on the yet don’t stop pleaseee!!

This might be you're best video to date. Very entertaining.

lyle-foreman was insane.

Fantastically done. Great concept, great editing. I love it. Felt like i was watching a horror movie! By the time i was old enough to know who George Foreman was, he was an adorable man selling burger machines on tv. Its always fascinating and astonishing learning about how much of a hateful destructive psycho monster this guy was when he was in his boxing days.

The narration here is great, truly makes the monster who was larger than life, the thing he was... excellent job, I am impressed.

This channel always delivers

This is literally one of the best and most professional channels on youtube...I've learned so much about boxers I never had the chance to on this channel...

Destined to catch two fades! Best commentator ever!!

i thought this was about a giant grilling machine?

Awesome video thank you so much!!

Foreman was needed just to show how great Ali really was.

The Greatest Heavyweight of all time!!!

Great video, always good to see love for Foreman in today's age

Please do Foremans mentor and the original monster, Sonny Liston next!

The JAGGERNAUT,the BEAST, George Foreman

Love all your vids

This was brilliant!💥🥊

Two handed destroyer of humanity.

One of my life long HEROES !!!!! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING OVER THE YEARS

You guys have the best documentaries ever!!!!!!the commentator has best comparisons and perfect voice for this!what’s commentator social media? Def Gon follow . That man can read back of cereal box and it would be suspenseful lol

The best an the greatest hd quality boxing video ever

This guy was one of my favorite heavyweights of all time, the power of foreman was or is god given. The only fighter I've seen punch like that is joshua and no where near the power no where near i repeat. Foreman was a great boxer and had a deceptive jab that did most of the work. His defense was good as well. Thank you for the vid.

I guess Foreman said since I can’t knock anymore grills out I’ll just sell them

If you ever feel useless than think of this: There is a 10 second count down after George Forman knocks someone down to the canvas

I’m starting to think Foreman is Rhythm Boxing’s favorite heavyweight. Good content either way

I really enjoyed watching this version of the fight with no commentators. I like commentators too, but it was a totally different experience. I found that I had to observe the fight more closely, and I was not getting distracted by the often very interesting commentary

I loved the rawness and power of George Foreman's early pro fights(before Joe Frazier). It was amazing how quick and agile he was.

A true beast

George Foreman today is a gentleman and businessman

Great piece. Foreman is a sweetheart in late life but it’s blatantly obvious what a stone killer he was early on

The bolo punch. It is deadly if thrown properly. You don't see it as often, you may see some variations though. As much as I love Frazier, he's bobbing in the same position made it very predictable and easy for George to time him with the uppercut.

Best thumbnail ever

You can’t be very bright if you’re trying to make this man upset before a fight.

Those punches he threw at Jose Roman were like clubs!!!!

Foreman is prob the toughest fighter who ever lived!

Why didn't you include the Ron Lyle fight?! It was one of the greatest back and forths in boxing history!

"Frazier was destined to catch 2 fades that night"... 🤣🤣🤣

"you're not gonna get hit a lot. But you'll feel a lot. I guarantee it." George Foreman 🤣

Great Great Great video

Ali never wanted to give Foreman a rematch.

True legend 💪💪💪

Probably the reason a lot of Foreman's opponents did not die is because he couldn't connect that last wild hook as they were falling unconscious.

Great video. Thanks “ Motell Granite the Great

Big George Foreman fought like a heavyweight Michael Myers

What a freak of nature! To defeat a jailhouse guy who did a 1000 pushups a day just shows how strong he was..

If you got the young Frankenstein ref in the thumbnail, a spot for a new friend just opened up in my internet world! Rad!

the one thing i hate about Foreman was the pushing. A lot of people think taking points for pushing is tough because pushing is done by so many its basically legal - but it isn't legal. And really i'm talking about instances like Foreman against Frazier. That pushing was outrageous and had a huge effect on the way the fight went down. Amir Khan was a more recent exponent of the push, due to having zero in-fighting skills .... just to go off topic a little, Khan is the perfect example of how the era he fought as amateur ill prepared fighters for the pro game. For one, the scoring. Punch contact had to be seen by 3 or the 5 judges to score a point - almost impossible given the viewing angles - as such coaches didn't teach inside fighting. Of course there were exceptions, Virgil Hunter for one but i think its safe to assume he was preparing SOG for the pro's anyway ...and don't get me started on professionals now being allowed into the Olympics - amateur and pro boxing are supposed to be very different - the same but different like - rugby union and rugby league - but more than anything no sport should be in the Olympics where the Olympics isn't considered the pinnacle of said sport - for an amateur that was the Olympics - but for a fighter already in the pro ranks... well its a belt not a medal isn't it!!! wow! that was really off topic

Another hit from boxing rhythm

Nice video

Cant wait to see his biopic

"I have no idea why this referee is counting, neither does Jose". The narration here outclasses anything a mainstream tv channel could ever produce. I feel guilty watching this for free.

i never knew he rummi has this second channel awesome

I heard that they are making a movie of his life. That is going to be killer for sure.

Once more George became one of the best boxing commentators of all time ex fighter commentators, so to me he was very smart man and could always articulate well, usually monsters can't talk that well he was very articulate just chose to stay quite and dark the first career it so bizarre what kids and a good woman will do to a man. Completely change him into a killer to a lover how dynamic is that

I like how you label George’s opponents, “victims”. Literally had me laughing.

When people nowadays talk about monsters in the ring and scary fighters they talk about tyson when i think about monsters i think about a young george foreman

First time I heard this narrator say "Shadow Realm" lol

Even when he was 18, he looks like he is just throwing his arms. But obviously his mechanics are 100%, plus his arms are massive.