George Foreman's death reminds Bill Dwyre of the end of truly special trios, including Muhammad Ali, George Frazier and ...

The world. It was international news. Boxing great George Foreman, heavyweight champion who fought Muhammad Ali in the epic ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ before becoming an entrepreneur, dies at 76.

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The world. It was international news. Read more: George Foreman, boxing legend who fought Muhammad Ali in the 'Rumble in the Jungle,' dies It was like that in golf in a similar era. Arnold Palmer ...

In the build-up to the Rumble in the Jungle, in what was then Zaire in 1974, Foreman, who died at 76, was characterised as a humourless ogre in stark comparison to Ali’s ebullient charm ...

Foreman holds his own in cultural folklore, having ended up on the wrong end of perhaps the greatest boxing match in history — ‘The Rumble in the Jungle’ against Muhammad Ali at Kinshasa ...

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Not only did the voices have to analyze a rumble that turned ugly inside the ring but outside it as well. Ironically, Foreman expressed Golota’s exact strategy early in the fight. “Golota ...

(Editor’s Note: With the passing of George Foreman on March 21, OMP resident Dave Murphy harks ... another hospitalization for a jungle fever, and something called the TET Offensive that began a few ...

Ali beat Frazier twice and lost to him once. The recent passing of George Foreman brought an outpouring of praise and affection. All deserved. Big George was, in many ways, smaller than his heart.