George Foreman would've beaten any Heavyweight in history in a trilogy.(vid)

[The Old LefHook]

I strongly suggest everyone put Queen on ignore. He brings absolutely zero to the table.

I suggested it many times. They are flat too ****** to do it, and one guy actually said he was talented.Talk about the bottom falling out of your stock!

[The Old LefHook]

So sayeth the research. I cant help that you alcohol soaked brain can't remember things properly and you need to make things up.

I don't think he is on alcohol. He is just that ****** and uninteresting.

[QueensburyRules]

I don't think he is on alcohol. He is just that ****** and uninteresting.

- - I had spider monkeys quite a bit more clever than some of U primordial anthropoids.

[YGriffith]

Maybe against anyone pre larry holmes, he wont beat any respectable champ that came after Holmes, too small too slow lacks the skills footwork and defence.

[QueensburyRules]

Maybe against anyone pre larry holmes, he wont beat any respectable champ that came after Holmes, too small too slow lacks the skills footwork and defence.

- - Prob being he Knocked Out Moorer who retired Field and was an undefeated KO arteest.

It's like U was reborn yesterday today.

[YGriffith]

- - Prob being he Knocked Out Moorer who retired Field and was an undefeated KO arteest.

It's like U was reborn yesterday today.

Nope you're remembering **** wrong, best moorer could do was MD a dehydrated Holyfield with kidney stones and heart problems, moorer is best remembered as the guy who outboxed for 10 straight rounds, but got caught with a few shots that put him down, a guy that had 30 lbs on him.

He also couldn't hang with the actual top level boxers, Tua and a healthy Holyfield, both of which stopped him in less rounds.

Moorer wasnt "The" champion of his time.

[QueensburyRules]

Nope you're remembering **** wrong, best moorer could do was MD a dehydrated Holyfield with kidney stones and heart problems, moorer is best remembered as the guy who outboxed for 10 straight rounds, but got caught with a few shots that put him down, a guy that had 30 lbs on him.

He also couldn't hang with the actual top level boxers, Tua and a healthy Holyfield, both of which stopped him in less rounds.

Moorer wasnt "The" champion of his time.

- - Prob being Mooreer knocked out Field via retirement as I stated.

Moorer is later remembered as being Knocked Out by Ol'Man George well past his best whose final fight put young stud Briggs in the hospital with rope burns on his back after fleeing for his life for 12 rds. Moorer was the champion in his moment, not Tubby Lar who's title record vs standing champs holding a title won in the ring is 0-6, 0 KO as I like to hammer down the sad truth of Lar who also was never a ranked fighter when George was active and ranked.

The Lar comeback was a George Wannabee comeback that had an equally sad ending when Lar mistakenly challenged Butterbean only to be mocked and ultimately knocked down in his last moment as a professional fighter.

That's OK these days when the shame of the shameless of modern peoples is the new truth of the world as U demonstrate...

[YGriffith]

- - Prob being Mooreer knocked out Field via retirement as I stated.

Moorer is later remembered as being Knocked Out by Ol'Man George well past his best whose final fight put young stud Briggs in the hospital with rope burns on his back after fleeing for his life for 12 rds. Moorer was the champion in his moment, not Tubby Lar who's title record vs standing champs holding a title won in the ring is 0-6, 0 KO as I like to hammer down the sad truth of Lar who also was never a ranked fighter when George was active and ranked.

The Lar comeback was a George Wannabee comeback that had an equally sad ending when Lar mistakenly challenged Butterbean only to be mocked and ultimately knocked down in his last moment as a professional fighter.

That's OK these days when the shame of the shameless of modern peoples is the new truth of the world as U demonstrate...

Foreman wasnt past his best, old Foreman was his best, young Foreman had no skills compared to old foreman,who was not only more skilled, but bigger and stronger and somehow faster.

[Willie Pep 229]

Foreman wasnt past his best, old Foreman was his best, young Foreman had no skills compared to old foreman,who was not only more skilled, but bigger and stronger and somehow faster.

Not footwork wise he wasn't. - Cleaner, less round house to his punches I can agree with. Big George II threw a better punch, was a better boxer. That I can agree with. But speed of foot was gone. Big George I was actually quick on his feet for a 'giant.'

[Ben Bolt]

Young beat Foreman and made it look easy.

Leaving the ring after the Young fight, Foreman had his breakdown in the dressing room.
I’ve been wondering, in what condition was his mental health, stepping into the ring.

Young, I liked. As Houdini563 writes, “he could not break an egg with his punches”, yet
belonged among the top ranked for several years. Sadly, one of those guys whose ring
career never received any rewards. Instead, it had him pay a high price in the end.