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and you don't just think about yourself.
You're thinking around next year, five years,
the weight of the world is on your shoulder.
I don't think he want it to go back to boxing.
At George Foreman the first heavyweight career, it's all an attack.
COMMENTATOR: His right hand roar. Explosion!
On the forehead! Bang!
MAN 2: And shocking violence.
He is not a man You want to get hit.
I mean, he did demolition work on most opponents.
He hit me very hard.
He makes me open. The eye bone comes through my eyes from the inside out.
(FREQUENTLY SCREAMING)
LARRY MERCHANT: George is a tornado
that exploded heavyweight division...
And then it's gone .
REPORTER: The clock will not return.
That is not a fact, what you say.
I can become a heavyweight champion the world if I want at any age.
Now he deceives himself. He can't separate fantasies and reality.
Smart money boxing said The return of George Foreman is fraud. </ P>
COMMENT OR: Left, right, left by Holyfield. </ P>
What do they want? To kill this man? It's over.
You have to be aware I'm closer to 50 than I am to 20.
Some skeptics think that this is only silly.
The foreman is too old.
People don't come back again after ten years
and appear at the highest level of their craft.
He has changed from spectacular /> be a spectacle.
ATOR COMMENTARY: And now let's see, is real George Foreman
or this is a joke many critics say it will happen ?
Once, we were getting ready to go to the Houston Rockets
to see Ralph Sampson in his rookie year
and, um, there are some jeans on the bed
that I should use to go to the game.
I don't want to use them. They rather worn out. Have a small hole in it.
And I said, "Do you know what? I don't want to look poor."
My father said, "Sorry? Poor?" He said... We didn't go to the match.
He said, "Let me show you the poor," and he drove me to the Fifth Ward.
(BARK noes)
RALPH COOPER: The Fifth Ward was known as as the Bloody Fifth Ward.
It was known For injured people, killed.
I think the environment where I grew up inside, Sunnyside, is a rough place,
but it's not nothing in my opinion like Fifth Ward.
FOREMAN ". Growing in Houston, Fifth Ward,
I learned to be a kind of adventurer
Bad boys, you could say that.
I will run on the streets, get involved in a lot of problems.
Finally drop out of school.
And I don't have a lot of life at all.
COOPER: He's not a good man.
He is one of several individuals in Houston
who has a bad reputation. </ P>
One of his coaches, he felt George could become an NFL soccer player. </ P>
He tried to catch him to do the right thing,
stop doing things, rob things.
(SIREN WAILS)
FOREMAN: I trap a person the man one night
and the police started riding up on me and arresting me.
I had to run away from the police, crawling under the house to hide
and I think the dog will catch me.
I hide myself. I cover myself with mud.
(DOG Dog)
I crawled from under the house that night said,
"I won't be like this."
And that's what happened to Jimmy Brown /> do ads for Job Corps.
Say, "If you want that extra opportunity in life, join the Job Corps."
I have one more chance.
VOKZEOVER: One phase anti-poverty program is underway
as the first of 25,000 Job Corps trainees arrive at the camp.
This center is close...
FOREMAN: I took the opportunity. </ P>
Say, "Sad thing, you have to leave home." </ P>
I-I don't know about that.
But I convinced my mother and told her what it was.
She said she would sign.
He welcomed me away my current environment.
Joining the Corps of Work changed every aspect of my life.
I am interested in everything. Some education, learning to read and write.
I have, for the first time in my life, three times a day.
There are many problems in the Employment Corps. </ P>
And I don't want to, but I just had this old fighting habit. </ P>
And one of the children said , "George, you think you're very tough."
"Why don't you become a boxer?"
(GROUP)
I want to prove that I'm tough
and I think one day I will get this golden glove
and then go home to Houston, Texas,
and being the most extraordinary street warriors who ever lived.
That's all I think.
Many people think, 17 years, it's a bit late to start boxing,
but Doc Broadus believes in me.
All he said, "if you stop fighting on the streets and act clowns, </ p >
You can be an Olympic gold medalist. "
LAMPLEY: My first memory from George Foreman, I think
the first memory of most people American who lived in 1968
and it walked around the ring with a small American flag
after his gold medal fight in Mexico City.
MANDOR: Now, the culmination of my athletic life
is to win the Olympic gold medal,
to stand on that platform, listen to your national anthem in the background.
Nothing comes close to that moment.
For the first time, I am a teenager , I dream of being true.
(Crowd CHEERS, APPLAUDS)
I want to show you a gold medal.
- Real gold for the champion. - (Applause)
FOREMAN: I was saved from a ditch by the United States government.
Lyndon Johnson started an anti-poverty > the program that really saved me,
gave me a chance to get an education.
So I became more patriotic.
I started to love the country, really.
COOPER: You can see how proud he is when he goes to the White House
and take a photo with Lyndon Baines Johnson, President Johnson.
I think that is an extraordinary thing.
A man came from the Fifth Ward with Such a reputation
and now he is in the White House?
Shaking hands with the President? President.
REPORTER: When will you be pro?
I have a lot of work to do before before I change the pro.
I intend about three months maybe,
but when I start I will continue to go up. </ P>
What do you mean by all the way? </ P>
All the way to heavyweight world championship, real. </ P>
- How long do you think it is? - (Cheering, Clapping)
MANDOR: There is an emotional journey that you take
when trying to be > world heavyweight champion.
Maybe the big time in my life was the first time I met Muhammad Ali.
That was at the boxing gym in Miami.
Give me some gloves. I have to shout my sister now. </ P>
FOREMAN: He said, "George, once you become world champion,
this is what you will get."
I thought, "What a pleasant moment." He said, "Stay here. I'll be back."
And he ran down the stairs and stay for a while.
He returned and all the time I thought,
"He will bring back the suitcase full of money."
He came back, there was a suitcase
and I thought, "That must be filled with for thousands of dollars."
And he opened the suitcase and that's the phone.
(Laughter)
At that time I began to believe
and thought he was sure I would be the world champion too.
REPORTER: Dick, how difficult is it is there opposition for George?
Well, George has very strong opposition
because every fight has been with an individual
who has experience a lot bigger
and more pro battles than George's.
So every fight...
Well, traveling all over the country, <br Everyone's boxing,
Sadler will stalk everyone and tell me, "This person has no chin."
"This person has no stab. This person have this... He's not here, "
and I trust him and drop them.
COMMENT AT 0R: The power of dynamite Foreman in both hands
made it a scourge of from the heavyweight division.
George Foreman is now the number one competitor
for the heavyweight championship,
and the question who will stop this is Foreman's foreman?
FOREMAN ". But then, with Joe Frazier,
I have followed his career
since he won the title from Buster Mathis.
This person, we have seen it destroyed everyone in the heavyweight division.
I was there when he put his head on the chest of Muhammad Ali and just turned around.
He conquered it.
COMMENT: Important time here.
(CROWD CHEERS)
Joe Frazier used to be great heavyweight champion
and most people did not give Foreman a chance
based on opponent quality
He had fought before that.
I thought he had a chance, but now, you're talking about Joe Frazier now.
FOREMAN: I want people people in all part of the world to see this fight.
I don't think you will be interested come to see two friends shake hands.
Joe Frazier and me will declare war on that day
and that... that's for sure.
You have to see those people in the eye,
stare they are right in the eye, let them know it, "Hey, I'm not backing up."
Generally, when a man gets a little nervous he'll drop his head
and I hope Joe Frazier doesn't want because he will see my knees tremble.
Joe Frazier is a dangerous man.
And for the first time I'm actually scared.
The first person I feared.
COMMENT OR: We might have an interesting night.
Frazier is quite understandable favorites.
Foreman comes out, punches correctly.
Frazier in his usual style.
>
Smokin & apos; is the way he put it. His work, to go inside.
The best weapon, the left hook. Foreman is vulnerable to hooks.
FOREMAN: He missed me with a left hook and it's like fire, a gun. Pow!
And I feel the power.
COMMENT OR: < Oh, Foreman is connected, as you see.
He goes into the head of the Frazier.
Angie Dundee, Ali's coach on the right for me, said it. You might hear it.
Lower Frazier!
Heavyweight champion take the required eight counts
and Foreman is just as calm as if you could be in a neutral corner.
FOREMAN ". When I got the first one knockdown, I said , "Not real! Not real! "</ P>
COMMENT: You see a countdown for the first round. </ P>
Foreman hasn't panicked. </ P>
Foreman is doing his job. </ P>
p>
Foreman is all over Joe Frazier.
Frazier is dead again! He doesn't know where he is.
Now the round will end soon. p>
Frazier knees are bent. He... he's down!
He is all over Frazier again.
A fast left hook, another one!
Frazier goes down for the fifth time in this fight!
This is target practice for George Foreman.
This is target practice.
Frazier is ready to go again! Joe stands.
There he left. The fight was stopped and it ended in the second round.
George Foreman was heavyweight world champion!
They brought George Foreman. </ P>
They brought George Foreman their shoulders out of the ring! </ P>
FOREMAN: And to be the world heavyweight champion, </ p >
as soon as that happens to you, it is like, uh, John I Sullivan,
uh, Braddock, Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Mommy...
It's like they all just pour right to you and you feel...
At that time? You feel, I'm the world heavyweight champion.
Nobody likes it.
(CROWD CHEERS)
This is a great day for me, having the police escort me for change.
Usually when I hear the siren, I run.
You see the sign saying, "Sadler for the mayor"? Me too for that !
(CROWD CHEERS)
FOREMAN: You become someone else.
It's not like you passed this.
All.... There are whole other personalities and you have them. </ P>
The champion. The champion. The champion. The champion. </ P>
And I want to thank everyone. Thank you for your support.
(CROWD CHEERS)
(CLICK FOLLOW THE CAMERA)
This is the real power.
(TAWA)
FOREMAN: You have become the world heavyweight champion .
That dream came true
and no one lives who can tell you what it is all about.
You have to make it all mistake.
I am a champion from all over the world.
I just sit write a note for myself.
I am a champion from all over the world .
FOREMAN: Fame is not my problem,
but confidence in being a world champion,
is something I have never experienced in my life.
Eh, met Sonny Liston, oh, how nice it was.
I felt what heavyweight was like The championship would mean to me.
It's about buying goods and people admire you.
I like that.
And of course, people are afraid of you.
>
Everything he does, I try to imitate.
He is evil. I say, "I will do it show them how to be evil."
If he comes to me, I will kill him.
If he runs away, I will catch him and kill him.
We look forward to a great fight.
I know that I will try to drop this man's head.
When I first met him, he was young and he was good
and inside one year or more,
he became one of the most wry people
I have ever met.
I later learned that he was imitating
who is also a man who is surly and evil.
The little boy I enjoy from the Olympics
disappears to this man who wants to drop everything people.
(LION IN AFRICAN LANGUAGE)
TRAMPLER: When Foreman was signed to fight in Zaire
against Muhammad Ali,
I feel bad for Ali. I am honest...
Great like him, I said, "This person will get hurt."
ALI: How many friends here now take George? Be honest. Be a man. </ P>
Tell the truth. John, raise your hand.
(LAUGHS Crowd)
TRAMPLER: I remember watching the fight
at the ABC office with Howard Cosell
and Cosell, one hour before the fight occurs,
tells everyone really embarrassing
because Muhammad Ali,
is very meaningful, will be seriously hurt.
I remember that as if it happened yesterday.
REPORTER: The time has come to say goodbye to Muhammad Ali
because honestly I don't think /> he can defeat George Foreman.
JIM BROWN: I met George when I was assigned to fight in Zaire
and the network wanted me to be with George and argue.
And George came in and I never saw him anyone pounding a heavy bag
as hard as he pounded the bag.
So I immediately told the producers
there was no chance that I would let this person
hit me on my ribs and break my ribs.
I told Ali... "This person hit like a donkey."
"You know, he has a great body. He is big and strong." / p>
"I don't know how you will do it, do you know?"
(ALREADY CHANGED)
FOREMAN: In Africa, I saw he might have passed by. </ P>
The next time in the ring. </ P>
And I remember him meeting me in the middle of the ring and he said,
"George, when I fought Sonny Liston, you're only in high school." </ P>
"You're not here." </ P>
And I almost laughed and I was cruel at that time
because I never spent a day in high school.
(Laugh a little)
COMMENTATOR: Ali quickly crosses the round. </ P>
TRAMPLER: During the first few rounds
I'm watching Foreman hit them to the body.
Only punches are really punishing.
And I said, "Poor Ali. This... "
This... He doesn't deserve this.
COMMENT: George Foreman supports Ali in the rope.
That's the remaining demon . Oh!
The first round I tried to drop it because the reporter said
he shouldn't have survived two rounds with George.
So I said, "In two rounds I will make it cream."
COMMENTATOR: Ali is receiving punishment.
Three rounds, < br /> rather than being a little conservative,
I tried to drop it in third place found and fourth and fifth.
About the sixth round I realized something was happens.
I won't be able to drop this person .
COMMENT: This is the furthest that George Foreman has gone
in the fight since 1972.
He's looking for homerun.
Homerun never comes, be you, boom, big shot.
And when you throw a big shot, it takes many of you if you don't hit a man.
ARUM: At first I believed that what I feared happened to
because of Ali, not Foreman's fist,
go to the rope and do string-a-doping,
but Ali's plan, as we know now,
is to drive George .
COMMENTS: Ali sits back ropes and tells Foreman to come in.
Nobody can imagine such a strategy,
let alone carry it out,
except for one person in the world, Muhammad Ali.
FOREMAN: About the seventh round I thought I would hit him with a good shot
and he said, "Is that all you have, George?"
And I remember thinking not only did he talk crazy,
But his voice was stronger now < br /> than in the previous round.
COMMENT: Cunning right hand.
Another cunning right hand. This time she works on the shoulder Foreman. </ P>
(Crowd CHEERS, SHOUTS)
COMMENT: Three, four, five. </ P>
Foreman just stopped... Eight. </ P>
That's it. The fight is stopped!
Muhammad Ali, a dramatic eighth round knockout.
COMMENT: Look at that face.
A man who hardly believes what has happened to him.
FOREMAN: I lost the most valuable world heavyweight championship.
I remember it like that yesterday.
Hello. How are you doing?
One day I will pass all that up people on skycaps at Meacham Airport
p>
and they are afraid to look into your eyes.
They are like, "That's a champ."
And the next day you will go to the same airport
and these people are patting your shoulder,
"Oh, you will get a second chance. You will get another chance. "
From pride to mercy. Destruction as I have never felt.
I am a tram... I hope with all my strength
that I will get a chance to fight that person again
because of the fact, I do not do 100% of what I can do.
This is a difficult thing to do,
lose something like a world championship.
I will fight it almost every night...
and I will win, win, win,
then I will be hit down
and when I jump , I wake up from a dream again.
I can't win that fight, even in my dreams.
This time, this man, you know,
got me to the point where I only disliked its prevalence in boxing.
I really wanted to defeat it, more than anything in the world.
Oh, that's what happened. It becomes an obsession.
FOREMAN: This is the first time I want to defeat someone.
I never felt like this before.
REPORTER: Do you think Ali's support came down from another meeting with you?
No one knows what he did.
I really want a rematch. </ P>
What really develops more is not just anger,
I even hate Muhammad Ali. </ P>
(ALREADY CHANGED)
And I don't know if you've heard, if you've heard this story. </ P>
They're shooting a movie The Biggest in here.
Of course, George appeared there.
Ali asked him what he did there.
He said, "I've tried to find you. I want a rematch."
You beat me before I made sense.
You have no sense. ..
COOPER: And George gets... up in the ring
and they get (unclear) them and stuff
and some things are said that I can't repeat in this program.
And George made some threats about emptying behind Ali.
The chair starts flying. </ P>
(FREQUENTLY SCREAMING)
The police there finally pulled it out of the building. </ P>
MANDOR: I triggered by a lot of anger.
And I walked with it for years.
DON KING: Don King's techniques and videos,
membawa Anda baru, inovatif dan ide-ide imajinatif dalam tinju.
COOPER: As an increase in confidence, one of the biggest mistakes he made
was when he decided to do five people.
He against these five people, it should be to do three rounds with each man.
And some of them...
You and I can beat them if we have fought them.
How do you condition yourself to fight five people?
How can you train to fight like this?
I do normal things, run up the hills.
Uh, then I have a program now
where I take the real one Steering 500 and 600 pounds,
letakkan di punggung saya dan mendaki bukit bersama mereka.
That's the latest thing that I've added to my repertoire.
And I'll let five fresh people enter, three rounds each.
If one of them hits me, I will retire. I go through with boxing. </ P>
(BELL muss)
COMMENT: Bells for the first round . Hurry to the center of the ring.
I think George is looking for a way to move forward,
get rid of the losses in Zaire and move on from there
Maybe losing too much for him to absorb.
COSELL: Even those closest to George Foreman
worry that he hasn't been the same man since Ali hit him.
BROWN: Humiliation.
The fact that you can no longer have this courage.
Only lowered in the worst way.
Uh, it reaches down and becomes real with yourself.
COSELL: What happened there?
Foreman is not himself.
>
He chases the child again.
No reason, no reason! He is beaten.
This is an absurd scene.
Now there will be a fight between the trainers. </ P>
It's completely out of control. </ P>
MERCHANT: Do I think that, that George operates from several types the script
adjusts the rematch?
Sure, that's possible.
But you can't do all those things
and that's all fiction .
It must come from several real places deep inside you to carry it out.
(BOOKING BOOS)
see fans who mock him.
This must be a really ugly scene.
BROWN: Fight in Zaire
put it down
> many soul-searching days
where he had to deal by making a decision about who he was.
COOPER: He signed a fight with Ron Lyle.
p>
I don't know if you've seen this fight.
The fight begins. Bam!
Knockdown everywhere.
p>
COMMENT: He's in big trouble!
COOPER: And the fight becomes a street fight.
They kneel on the other side.
COMMENT: What's round this fist! Big left hook! </ P>
Third, fourth...
(INDISTINCT COMMENTS)
Can he get this pulled? </ P>
George is now shocking. George is hit with a ferocious left hook.
In ten seconds.
And George is ready to leave, believe it or not
It's there!
He drops the champion!
FOREMAN: I remember he hit me so hard and I thought on the floor,
"What reason do you get now?"
Because I remember thinking the rope was loose in Africa,
someone put something in my water. < br /> I have all the reasons.
This time, I can't think of an excuse.
I have to get up.
COMMENT: George gets up. This is one big round of all time.
FOREMAN: And I remember thinking, "Before I lose,
I will die."
"So he must kill me tonight."
I have never felt that before.
I will die first.
(CROWD CHEERS)
(BELL muss)
p>
COOPER: Now, he might be a step or two away from the championship fight...
and he decided to fight with Jimmy Young.
FOREMAN: I returned number one world competitor
and the commission said, "Look, if George Foreman fights Jimmy Young,
we will sue Ali against Foreman
or he will be stripped of his title. "
This arena may have a ceiling fan or two in it.
No AC. And it's hot.
(BELL muss)
I'm soaking when the battle ends. </ P>
COMMENT: To start the first round, is scheduled for 12. </ P>
TRAMPLER: I was in Puerto Rico when he fought Jimmy Young. </ P>
COMMENT: Foreman staggered. </ P>
TRAMPLER: He fell in battle. </ P>
That's a bad style for him.
A smart boxer, a man who can move.
(BELL muss)
(Crowd CHEERS, SHOUTS )
FOREMAN: Towards a decision, Jimmy Young wins the boxing match.
All I can remember that night was that I was tired.
That was the most hot I had felt in my life.
I returned to the room make me dress up and then I move on with my life,
fighting for my life in the locker room.
I will die.
Right in my mind, I heard, "Why are you afraid to die?" </ P>
I'm afraid. </ P>
I will die in a bad and bad dressing room
it doesn't even have AC.
I have all of these houses and I try to make a deal.
I say, "I am still George Foreman . "
" I can pack and I can give money for charity and cancer. "
And I hear a voice inside me saying, " I don't want your money. I want you. "
I remember tears coming. I was like, "Oh, dead?"
My legs gave up and I said, "Hey, all of you, I fix it."
Before I can say another word, I am dead.
Above my head, under my feet, there is nothing around me.
Only the horrible smell of old death and I was in this landfill.
TRAMPLER: I have people on the bottom card that day
and I go to the locker room and I hear shouts and commotion
and that is a sight that you will never forget.
That's just. ..
I mean, I really ran out of room because I was very worried about George.
I started shouting, "Jesus Christ lives in me. "
Boys, they put tomahawk and full nelson on me trying to hold me
because I took off my clothes.
I said, "I must tell world! "
I think they said, " Wear clothes, George. "
I followed eight men to get it into the shower and started shouting,
"Hallelujah, I am clean! Hallelujah, I am born again!"
They finally tied me up, holding me on the table
and I started reading the Bible.
I kissed everyone in the room, told them I love them. I can't stop.
COOPER: I'm outside the locker room. </ P>
I don't know what happened in the room,
but he experienced something for at least an hour,
in the dressing room with all screams and screams that happened.
I said, "Wait! Don't let Jesus go!"
Because I know he will go .
Finally, I said, "Now go to my father who is in heaven." Boom!
And I was left in this locker room same embarrassed.
I said, "You witnessed miracles and you will not believe."
That happened to me and for ten years I didn't even clench hands.
I am not shadowbox, I am not a box.
I leave it and become an evangelist
with the Church Lord Jesus Christ.
PASSWORD FOREMAN: ♪ We are climbing
♪ Jacob's stairs
♪ We are climbing
♪ Yes, Jacob's stairs a & apos;
FOREMAN: Everyone thinks I'm crazy. Everyone.
And I just can't fight anymore.
I'll go to the gym first
and the bag is Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, Ken Norton.
I go in there just a cloth, a piece of skin,
and it's no longer anyone and I can't do that.
I just stopped boxing.
Even my mother thinks I'm crazy.
He said, "Our family said
we need to put George in the rest house, you know." </ P>
COOPER: He cut his hairstyle. </ P>
He changed his clothes. </ P>
And then this happened. He started distributing things. </ P>
He distributed cars, big screen TV, furniture, everything .
And for ten years he didn't watch television.
FOREMAN JR: He used to tell us about the car he had
and give know us about those houses she is in Beverly Hills
and River Oaks in Houston,
but I've never seen them and I think she tells about fairy tale.
COOPER: He changed from 220 or whatever, 230 at that time,
to 300 pounds.
And people laugh at it
and criticize it, call him all kinds of names.
BROWN: Well, I go to his house
and there are some changes extraordinary in his life.
That night that I was knocked out in Africa.
And that reminds me that God pity me.
BROWN: One of the wonderful things that he did was he acknowledged
Muhammad Ali's abilities and acknowledged the loss
and put a temple in his house
and give Ali all credit in the world.
This is the proof that I am fighting with him.
He hits me right on eyes. (LAUGH)
BROWN: I don't have an athlete who can accept defeat
and recognize his strength from other men like him do.
In the world, I really hate it.
And today, he is like one of my children, honest with you.
I talked to him all the time. I love him now. </ P>
I found me. Really found myself. </ P>
And I was ordained an evangelist. > in the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ.
And ever since, I am a preacher.
To be honest with you, I don't think it's really God.
Everyone I look interested for that is a poor person,
a broken hearted person.
You see someone's husband leaving them, then they have a Bible or someone else
came out of prison after years, he had a Bible.
I said, "That's not me." Or damage people.
I don't believe in religion.
My mother said, "Oh, God," but I thought that because she went bankrupt all the time.
In my life, I haven't sold to anything, boxing or anything,
but after I found my religion,
I was sold and I started talking and it's about keeping me keep calm.
(Little laugh)
Jesus! Jesus!
I put boxing and everything what to do with boxing,
so that people can learn about Jesus Christ.
TRAMPLER: One day I with some friends and they said,
"There is George Foreman < br /> preach in a corner. "
And I-I didn't go up and say anything.
I was actually rather uncomfortable that he was in that position.
God is a wake-up artist.
When God says you have to move, you have to move!
BROWN: I don't really like a man who wants to be baptized.
There is something like that.
But I really respect him, I decided I would let him baptize me.
And I'm very happy that I did that...
because he proved to be everything that a man must after that.
LAMPLEY: There is a moment somewhere in there when George has some kind of enlightenment
and say to himself, "I'm not a cruel SOB."
"It's not me."
Now I can't understand how others will raise their fists
and wear gloves and try and knock others unknowingly.
I can't see it. I don't understand how I am do it.
I can't do it anymore.
(CHOIR SINGS AMAZING GRACE)
FOREMAN: There is a Bible scripture and it goes like this .
"Let your light shine before men
that they can see your good deeds
and glorify your father, who is in heaven. "
What I'm trying to do now is... Speaking is cheap.
Everything is alive.
And maybe in my life, they can see the light.
(AMAZING GRACE CHOIR SINGS)
This is where everything starts and finishes with me and boxing.
This is the last ring I worked on.
It was constructive for me, so to speak.
And hopefully that will be the home of from other George Foreman.
There are some kids who are their parents want me to help them with boxing
and bring them into the ring and get them from the street, the mothers do it. </ P>
It encouraged me to take my life savings,
starting George Foreman Center for Youth and Community,
with my brother, Roy.
I started a hangout, never had a sermon, just hangout with them.
And that doesn't matter what people think,
as long as I don't fall that stick Lyndon Johnson gives me,
1965, when he pulls me out of the ditch,
and that doesn't matter what people think.
He said, "I will help George Foreman and people like him."
FOREMAN JR: When he opened George Foreman's Youth Center,
he was happy to do it every day. </ P>
I mean, really, I will enter, jump to the car with him
and he is motivated to go to the Youth Center and work with children.
Doing good evangelistic work is one thing,
but I want to make sure I won't do it Lost my reach to young people,
and I have to find a happy medium where I can meet children
and don't push any religion on them.
Try to...
Get yourself together, your mind and body.
p>
Then you will find if the children start thinking about themselves in the area,
they start caring for their souls.
Youth Center < br /> start taking every penny I can get,
and I start talking across the country
to support the Youth Center.
A times, one of the preachers that my host and I have said,
and I stayed there for three days.
And when he collected money, people looked at me behind the pulpit.
He said, "This is not enough money! Surely we can help George more. "
I have never felt embarrassed in my life.
FOREMAN JR: He used to be rich and take care of things
and he doesn't have them anymore.
That's what makes him really start thinking
about how he can stay open < br /> and make the future,
not only for children at the Youth Center, but his family.
MANDOR: And I remember saying in there,
"I will never ask anyone for money again."
"I will be a heavyweight champion. That's how I get my money."
I went to my wife and told her, "Look..."
"I'm just... I'm running out of money. I have to go back to boxing."
He begged, "Don't do that. They will kill you, George."
"You're not that man anymore."
And I even bring my children around and tell them.
Of course when your father said, "I will go back to boxing
and become a heavyweight champion in the world, "
You say," Okay, Dad. "
But I've never seen him skip a rope, never saw him wearing boxing pants,
I never saw him hit a bag, never saw him do such a thing.
MANDOR: The first thing I did was to scale up. </ p >
315 pounds.
I said, "Oh no," so I thought, "I need a better balance." (LAUGH)
FOREMAN JR " the start of training
before he starts puts a lot of miles jogging,
he will run and I will see him walk in the backyard,
walk on the track, and use cents to calculate the rotation.
FOREMAN: Then I make an announcement to my friends, I will come back.
The newspaper held him back
and they started talking about me as bad as they could. </ P>
What did you make of George Foreman? </ P>
This is Live ads for why boxing must be removed.
People don't come back again after ten years
and appear at the highest level of craft them.
He has changed from spectacular to a spectacle.
COOPER: They think it's a joke. They think he's just a big joke.
And he will failed and collapsed on his face.
Tomorrow night the veteran boxer George Foreman will wear gloves
and go back to the ring after almost a decade in retirement.
Some skeptics think that this is just ridiculous.
The foreman is too old.
FOREMAN JR: When he was in Sacramento, California
and he fought with a gentleman named Steve Zouski, I believe,
and he was in the ring and he took off his clothes.
I don't remember seeing my father with his clothes before,
so he took off his shirt and that's a big problem.
Dan dia melempar pukulan.
I have never seen my real father throw a punch.
COMMENT: The basic question about the return of Foreman.
His age, around 40.
MANDOR: I have to start from the bottom.
COMMENT OR: And also the quality of the opponent.
MANDOR: Little League once more. </ P>
I am back behind the bus. (Laughing)
COMMENT: Inactivity. He came out for ten years. </ P >
COOPER: He starts fighting with you and me.
Guys like you and me no one has ever heard of it.
COMMENTS OR: He started his comeback with 325 pounds. </ P>
MANDOR: I knew I wouldn't be able to take it
where I left ten years ago. </ P>
I'm no faster because of the extra weight.
I have to change my style.
COMMENT: And George Foreman is now 11 to 11 in his comeback offer.
REPORTER: Smart money boxing said The return of George Foreman is deception,
who flattened one palooka afterwards the other was a little more than flim.
That's what we call in boxing, dead people.
"Stiffs" is another word. "Tomato cans" is another word.
What they mean is that they are not opponents who will fight. </ P>
They are the opponents who are there to get rid of. </ P>
FOREMAN: I keep boxing. City to town.
Every reporter will shoot me. "This George..."
And they come out and give me a piece long too.
Dan mereka keluar dan beri aku potongan panjang juga.
"He will never do it."
And they just took the paper criticizing me.
At the same time, they made me all famous again.
ARUM: I've heard it that he has several battles...
and suddenly I got a call from him
and he wants me to promote it,
but I remember George Foreman who was old.
And I told him that I was not interested
bow yourself to such a person.
He said, "Look, I boarded a plane and I came to see you."
And he sit and start talking to me.
I sort of scratched my head and I said,
"This is the best cheater I have ever, ever met,"
because he is respectful, he is good, he is smart.
And I said, you know, "He, he put me on,"
which is the most amazing thing
because the new George Foreman
turns out to be the original George Foreman.
Without further ado, Chairman Supreme Leadership Council, Bob Arum.
(HANDS)
Thank you.
Women and men, thank you very much to come.
This press conference to announce fight that everyone talks about,
preachers, George Foreman, fight punches, Gerry Cooney.
That fight, I'm nervous.
Gerry Cooney is a big man
and gets a big hit.
EVANDER HOLYHELD: Now finally he succeeds someone whose arms are longer than his hands.
He is not the top person anymore.
What happens when a man /> fight with someone the size?
- (BELL DINGS) - COMMENT: Here we go!
COONEY: I think I'll win.
(LAUGH)
But, you know, a few days you get eggs and a few days you get the shell.
COMMENT: Oh! And see on the left come and slice right.
And Gerry Cooney is in big trouble. He is ready to go!
And he goes! </ p >
ANNOUNCER: Two! Three! Four!
COMMENT: And he is seriously injured!
TRAMPLER: It's like Party that will come from George.
I'm back, I'm a legitimate competitor, and, Holyfield, you're in trouble.
And I'm like, "Wow. What do you know?"
" He is slow, but connected. "</ P>
COMMENT: Oh! And that's it! </ P>
And I don't think... This fight is over. </ P>
HOLYFIELD: Boom! </ P>
That's it! Folded nicely! </ P>
COMMENT: George Foreman...
makes people believe in part, definitely from Gerry Cooney.
LAMPLEY: That's not just a knockout. It's an easy knockout.
And that raises eyebrows and which makes the public start thinking,
"Oh, you know, he's still George Foreman."
"He still has that incredible punching power,
even though he has a stomach
and he looks like he's shaking in his pajamas. "
"He, he still has something."
HOLYHELD: At that time I was the world heavyweight champion
and I was like, "You have your time, But this is my time now. "
COMMENTS: And we have a new world heavyweight champion,
Evander Holyfield.
According to estimates I, Evander Holyfield
could be one of the three biggest heavyweights that ever lived.
This is a man who is a light heavyweight champion,
champion cruiserweight, world heavyweight champion.
COMMENTATOR: Down go McDonagh through the rope!
WEPNER: I mean, this person Don't make a mistake in the ring.
FOREMAN: He is a world champion. He needs a lot of money.
And the only one who has done publicity < br /> enough is George Foreman.
I am just a big old baby boomer
and I will reduce the explosion to the baby, Evander Holyfield.
MAN: George Foreman.
Mr. Foreman, if you think you will defeat me,
you are from your rocker.
MAN: Evander Holyfield. April 19 directly from Trump Plaza, TVKO. </ P>
ARUM: From then on was like a real wild trip
because, the press is in the case,
A, because he is relatively old for a warrior,
You know, never fought in 10 years,
and, B, he was a bit heavy.
George Foreman's heavyweight challenger
who was born with a fork in his hand and a smile on his face...
One of the fighters took the description "heavyweight"
very serious.
REPORTER: The clock will not return.
That is not a fact, what are you saying.
The fact is I can become a heavyweight champion if I want at any age.
We talk about age matters
and that's when he came up with that idea
that age is just a number and that doesn't mean anything.
When I drop it, there will be not if, and and but about it.
Age 40 years not punishment die.
Mama I always teach me to respect my elders.
- (LAUGHS Crowd) - But...
ARUM: But he is very sensitive with people making fun of his weight
and I say, "George, we will play this for everything it's worth."
So at the press conference I have a waiter at the hotel
with the hamburger plates in
and the image is scattered everywhere.
The fight will never occur what happens
if not for George.
Sermons really helped me because I learned to sell.
MANDOR: When I entered the ring with Holyfield,
p>
You will see a man closer to 50 than he... until 20
jumps into the ring,
is too big for the title belt < br /> to fit on his waist.
(LAUGHS Crowd)
MANDOR: I will watch television, for a moment
and I look at the camera and said, "Yes, they say I'm 40 years old."
"I can become a heavyweight world champion." Boom!
Finally, they start giving me ten seconds, 20 seconds, then 30 seconds.
HOLYHELD: People love him!
He made all his fame work.
And, you know, at that time the biggest payday they had ever had,
in boxing, because of George.
There are 15 million cable houses
who can buy battles in Pay-Per-Display
and we sell 1,500,000 homes.
10%, a little over 10%, which nothing has been done before or after.
I will be next heavyweight world champion. This is my destiny.
Nothing can stop me.
I am not the best fighter in the world,
but I have something that every need for combat, third punch.
If I throw and miss you with my left hand, boom,
and miss you with my rights, boom, then I'll help you.
(LAUGHS, APPLAUDS Crowd)
FOREMAN JR: I remember he survived a large tray of hamburgers
p>
and said that he would do it eat Baskin Robbins
and he would bang his stomach.
And I thought, "Whoa, I think You better take this person seriously. "</ P>
COMMENTATOR: And now, to enter the first ring,
the central figure is impossible in comic opera six months,
is about to be a wild drama.
George Foreman.
"This is serious, fight, George."
I have to keep saying that to myself
because I have done so much promotion work for boxing matches this.
And of course I will put myself on the scale of all these children
watching over me and friends.
I don't can be this angry old man.
I must learn to win without a trace of anger.
ANNOUNCER: This is a battle of times.
Twelve rounds of boxing for world heavyweight championships. </ P>
FOREMAN: The night at Holyfield's fight is a frightening moment for me
because they all see... That is Muhammad Ali.
This is the person who has removed me for years.
(Crowd CHEERS, SHOUTS)
He walks and whispers,
"Oh, you will be a champion, you will be the champion."
And there are still enough skeptics
that there aren't many people on the ground
who really hope that George can be competitive against Evander Holyfield.
April 9, 1991, Atlantic City . That's when...
That's when, the comeback took on a completely different character.
COMMENT: And now let's see.
>
ls real George Foreman
or this is a joke. Many critics say it will happen?
Leaving left hand from Foreman rope.
The audience gets excited.
Strength for the body of Foreman.
Holyfield is not so firm suddenly.
and Evander are suddenly far more careful.
Now you watch that and suddenly you realize this is a serious battle.
This is a very serious fight.
And Foreman had a chance against the world heavyweight champion.
COMMENT: Right hand on the surface of Holyfield's head
p>
and he was momentarily stunned.
Now he steps back inside.
But if there are doubts left
about legitimacy opportunity George,
he might have deleted it in the last 30 seconds.
(BELL muss)
(CROWD CHEERS)
I never fought in my career there was no that was stronger than George.
George caught me once in that fight
And I go back to the corner.
I said, "Did he hit all my teeth?" Like this.
They said, "Everything is fine only. "
There is no fighter that I can't back down.
I can't push George at all.
And all right, you know, I realized that, "Okay, then,
but I got this other skill which he doesn't have."
COMMENTATOR: But in the final minute of the round,
George landed the glove
and now Evander seems to want to set the right thing. </ P>
Left, right, left by Holyfield!
And left and right and Foreman are in serious trouble.
Hook left again and right!
FOREMAN JR: Now, seeing my father get hit with 21 straight blows?
COMMENT: Will George go down?
FOREMAN JR: You don't want to see it.
But all he teaches is, "Keep fighting, keep fighting."
COMMENT: The right hand that throws and Holyfield grabs and holds on.
George is still in shock.
FOREMAN JR: The last thing I remember was Holyfield carrying my father,
while my father was silent trying give that final blow.
HOLYHELD: When that happens, the last round that everyone says,
"Why are you holding that old man?"
I said, "But I won 11 rounds. I won't leave it."
"Does that mean for me to hold him back?" I will hold him in the last round.
I will not let... You will have one good round and you will win?
No, listen. Not with me.
(CROWD CHEERS)
COMMENT OR: And the crowd stand on his feet.
And then the crowds stand up
and give him a round of applause and really cheer.
ANNOUNCER: Winner with unanimous decision
and still undeniable world heavyweight champion,
the real deal, Evander Holyfield. </ P>
FOREMAN JR: And that's when I know, what do you know? </ P>
He might lose the fight, but he won that night. </ P>
You know we have a big event this week . We have special guests.
A very special guest.
The first and perhaps future world heavyweight champion.
Let's bring him here, sir More Strength /> himself, George Foreman. Yes!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
FOREMAN JR ". The first time I noticed
that fame and his profile really noticed
is when he on Nike Bo Jackson ads.
FOREMAN JR: As a child, "Bo knows "It's everything.
And then there's George Foreman and Bo Jackson's ad
and it says" George knows ".
Hit it!
I thought, "Wow! He is famous. "</ P>
I won't go pay a lot for this exhaust! </ P>
By George, I think he understands! </ P>
FOREMAN: Endorsement enter.
So many things come in
and that absorbs my life. I enjoy that part. I really did it.
LAMPLEY: You can go far in America if his smile looks genuine.
And George's smile is really real.
FOREMAN: I once did an ad. That's Doritos.
p>
I never ate Doritos. I was indoors. They took them out with dips.
I started eating those things.
I will eat so many bags of these items.
I like those things.
Then they start shooting advertisements. Who who can reject Doritos?
George, how many more pounds are we from 225 pounds?
Uh, not too far away.
It happened to all of us. There is no question about that.
And now we are looking for for new expert commentators.
Well, no there is a bigger public figure in the sport at the time than George.
That's a clear choice.
But I know it's there there will be some challenges there.
Larry, you and George, I was told, it was known to disagree.
What do you think of all this?
He, it looks like like some kind of ingrained habit,
if, if Larry and I said blue sky,
George would say, "I'm not sure. "
" Uh, not necessarily looks blue to me. "
" I'm not sure why do you think it's blue.
Maksud saya, itu seperti yang dia pikirkan.
TRADERS: Do you think these people are champions?
- FOREMAN: They fight like champions. - MERCHANT: Really?
You and I can't disagree anymore about that, George.
But you don't know boxing, Larry. You only see boxing.
Well, George , I know I'm not
heavyweight world champion, like you,
but I think I have watched a lot of boxing.
He and George became some kind of frick and frack, you know,
continues to argue with each other. </ P>
- You can't be serious. - (LAUGHING )
LAMPLEY: But we became popular.
We became popular as a threesome partly because of the dispute,
partly because of George so charming, so charming.
- I'm George Junior. - I'm George Foreman III.
I'm George Foreman IV.
MERCHANT: The fact is that he names all children his son
as George or Georgettes or Georginas
and also some kind of original charming...
part of the narrative.
> Who ever heard of it from something like that? </ P>
U & apos; WE ARE ALL MADE FROM STARS from FINDING NEVERLAND Mays I & apos;)
FOREMAN JR : During that time there was an ABC event called "George". </ P>
Hi father. Let's be far away. </ P>
The second round will never be seen
because I float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.
Boxing becomes a bit secondary.
George, we have to discuss little
Ah, people always...
FOREMAN JR: That's a good thing out of the ring, but in the ring
that took him away from his destination.
George, you haven't been to the gym in a few weeks. Look at you.
You're 40 years old.
Ah, don't start a business the bad one.
(CROWD CHEERS)
TRAMPLER: After losing to Holyfield, George will not give up.
And we are able /> to make it with Tommy Morrison.
COMMENT: And we start the first round. This is scheduled for 12.
Very few think it will last that long.
TRAMPLER: To be honest I think George will destroy it.
COMMENT OR: Foreman lands a good punch.
Morrison, wild, miss both.
TRAMPLER: But somehow, Morrison appeared with the best game plan ever.
He flapped. He has moved.
COMMENTS : I tell you, Morrison throws a big bag of wheat. </ P>
And George, I don't think he prepared properly. </ P>
Uh, George ran second.
He does TV shows.
He has... He focuses on other things.
FOREMAN JR: Before Tommy Morrison > fight he hit the bag
at the location "George," on the TV show, huh?
It's very difficult to become the biggest boxer
and have a TV show at the same time!
My fight will not be against Morrison, it will fight the rocking chair.
This is where I want to get out of boxing.
Maybe no one will see me in the boxing ring again.
COMMENT ATOR: This could be the last one 2:08 George Foreman's boxing career.
At the end of the fight, Tommy Morrison raises his hand
and he wins the fight.
COMMENT: George Foreman the legendary comeback is over.
FOREMAN JR: After he lost to Morrison,
really he started spending time on the farm.
And we rode a horse,
um, really working on the farm, working hard.
Go fast to, uh, 1994
and when Michael Moorer won the heavyweight champion.
(BELL muss)
ANNOUNCER: And the new world heavyweight champion...
LAMPLEY: Michael Moorer is the champion other heavy classes.
What does he want to do? He wants to make money!
So, he did the same thing that Holyfield did.
Let's go straight to George.
That's how gets the biggest audience.
And I'm sure that Moorer, at the age of 26,
is invincible, just defeated Evander Holyfield,
didn't really believe in his heart
that there would be that much a challenge against George Foreman.
TRAMPLER: When George agrees to fight Moorer,
he has no choice anymore.
It defeats this person and wins it or, or finishes.
He's getting older.
Uh, he doesn't have much credibility left
and people say, "George, maybe it's not meant. "
"Maybe it won't happen."
FOREMAN JR: Then you hear that he will fight Michael Moorer.
Now, Michael Moorer, I am a boxing fan...
I remember him as a middle class,
light heavyweight, and now heavyweight.
I am watched Holyfield fight.
I watched him do, like, amazing things as... as a competitor came.
So, I don't like the idea of him < br /> against Michael Moorer.
I don't like that.
LAMPLEY: I worked with George at that time
and for months the month before the fight I will tell him,
"George, how are you doing? will even find Moorer?"
"Holyfield can't find it and Holyfield is much more mobile
and more movers in the ring than you.
" And, you know, this person is a left-handed, does not move in the conventional way. "
" Uh, he is 26 years old. He is faster than you. "
I just don't understand exactly what the plan is.
And George said to me," You watch. "
" Too late in the fight some point,
he will stand before me and allow me to drop it. "
I know the secret George has
in terms of what he does to do such a punch,
how to get you out with one hit .
This is an exercise that you can... do it with an ax.
If you see his arm at that time, you see how big they are.
They are carved like that because of the practice
and because he took the ax that and just kind of cut it to the tree.
COMMENTS: Tonight right from MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada,
as Michael Moorer, Champion of the WBA and IBF heavyweights,
defend his title against the only George Foreman. </ P>
This is scheduled for 12 rounds. </ P>
FOREMAN : Most importantly in this boxing match I will go
that Michael Moorer doesn't have,
I want to be there. </ P>
I ran to up, hallway, jump into the ring
and it's not like that I want other people to be there.
This will be my chance to fight for the world championship.
All instructions, all training has come to the head now.
ANNOUNCER: Two twelve rounds of boxing
for the heavyweight championship in the world.
Tonight, he stepped into this ring ready to put a perfect note on the phone.
Bringing the invincible
world heavyweight champion,
Michael
Moorer!
(CROWD CHEERS)
Ladies and gentlemen, introduce from Houston, Texas, challengers,
former world heavyweight
world champion,
Big George Foreman. </ P>
(CROWD CHEERS)
(BELL muss)
FOREMAN: The idea is to surprise Michael Moorer. </ P>
Dia tidak mengharapkan saya untuk berdiri.
You see, I immediately start to stab right above his hand,
stop the blow.
COMMENT: Expect Moorer to start working behind the jab the right one
who served him well in the battle with Holyfield.
FOREMAN: And I learned take your time, be patient.
Never strap-a-dope again. </ P>
I am a marijuana drug. Never again. </ P>
He will go to the body. </ P>
But I'm protected with a cheese burger at this time. He can't hurt me.
There's another right hand.
What bothers me is commentators don't even see it.
They are so full of their predictions about what will happen,
they don't even see a fight.
COMMENT OR: George can't go down.
He must hit and try to hug him and keep feeding him.
But I don't think that will happen.
COMMENT: George refuses to sit between rounds, Gil, and stand up.
Does it make it harder for the person who is cut to do the job?
You know, I'm very big if I sit down, I won't be able to wake up.
That's why I'm not sitting. (LAUGH)
COMMENTS: They throw the same punch in number one round,
but according to the punch stat number,
Moorer lands at twice the level .
Turn sharp right by Moorer who seems more confident.
A good right hand by Moorer.
Moorer misses correctly, but lands the left one.
TRAMPLER: Go to the fight I give George a good shot,
but as, when the fight continues, round after round,
You start to lose hope.
You just say, "Maybe it shouldn't."
COMMENT: George's left eye has begun to swell.
Solid left hand above Moorer!
Support Foreman again.
(BEL RING)
Heavy hits in that round landed by champions. </ P>
(CROWD CHEERS)
Harold Lederman, how You see it so far? </ P>
LEDERMAN ". Jim, four rounds to zero, 40 to 36, Michael Moorer. </ P>
Judge boxing must be...
ARUM: That's not even a close combat
and Moorer wins every round.
I will... Even myself I give up hope.
COMMENT: In round four, Moorer increased his level of activity. </ P>
He threw 65 shots in that round. </ P>
Michael Mccrer, it locked as if feeling Her respect for Foreman dropped
from round to round.
I have a feeling here, Gil,
Moorer felt as if he had feel the power of Foreman
and that won't hurt him.
ARUM: And I remember my wife sitting next to me
and she said, "Don't sad. There is no hope. "
(BEL RING)
COMMENT OR: Seven rounds in books.
Harold Lederman, how have you seen it so far?
LEDERMAN: Jim, six rounds one, 69-64,
leads five points for Michael Moorer.
FOREMAN: So, he won the round.
It was not my goal to win the round. (SCOFFS)
Now I'm looking for for knockouts, that's for sure.
COMMENTS OR: Moorer's right hand is solid.
Foreman's left eye starts to close
Faster to blow it off than George. That wasn't a big surprise.
FOREMAN: He caught me asleep. He got me with two of them.
And I can say it doesn't hurt, but I'm lying.
(LAUGH)
I will lie.
COMMENTATOR: There is a right hand.
Moorer landed two in rapid-fire succession.
The left hand above landed for Moorer.
Foreman took a step back.
>
GIL: I'm surprised, Moorer just outside the fence with George.
COMMENT: I think he thinks he will drop it.
I thought he would fight be careful and work for a decision.
But he is now looking at me
as if he thinks he will be able to get rid of Foreman
and he thinks he will do it by standing in front of him and exchanging shots.
HOLYHELD: I feel that Moorer does not respect him
because he wants to drop it, more than just hit it, you know?
You know, I want to knock George out,
and, and he stays awake.
COMMENT: The top cut by Moorer, drops Foreman's chin back.
But you notice, he hit me and didn't run away
and I really thought, this was good.
I don't like being hit now,
but the idea that someone You hit me and stood there?
You should run.
I barely missed him at that time.
You can see, in another round I will be a little closer.
COMMENTATOR: And George made it out of the round
that messed it up in Zaire 20 years ago.
That's when I was really tired, about the ninth round,
when I heard it was ten seconds, ding, ding,
I'm like, "I can't wait to get to my corner."
And in the corner, Dundee Angelo pisses me off.
He returns and start talking about,
"I hate to say it, but you are left behind points,"
and I am very upset.
Like I said, I don't try to win the fight on points.
COMMENT: In round nine, George Foreman just threw 35 shots.
The level of activity is decreasing now.
Previously in battle, he routinely threw
between 50 and 60 blows in each round.
The right hand landed there and other.
Right and left and suddenly Moorer stops bunting
and that's Foreman's initiative.
He felt he nailed Moorer a good blow and he was a good finisher.
He knew how to do it, but he was with a tough guy.
The blow was the only who followed me all my life.
Get into the ring for the first time and I hit a man and he goes down
and I said, "What happened? I think we should go to the box."
COMMENT: Give him all credit In the world,
but, once again, he is a 45-year-old man in the game of young men.
In the first nine rounds of the fight,
he did not throw one left hook means.
If you watch the last round,
in the first 30 or 40 seconds of that last round,
he throws two left hooks the big one.
COMMENT: Foreman wading through to set the left hook.
And the left hook again!
And another left hook shot that is missed.
And that's for the purpose of stopping Michael is moving in this direction
and making it stationary, so that George can drop it.
COMMENT OR: Right hand landing for Foreman. </ P>
He has a pretty good round here at number ten. </ P>
GIL: That's the best right hand in battle .
COMMENT: Down goes Moorer in your right hand!
Unbelievably close and right hand shot.
(Crowd CHEERS, SHOUTS)
After months of talking to George and George, you know, predicting for me,
what will happen,
I suddenly see Moorer on canvas.
The first thought in my mind was, "Why haven't I compiled a line for this?"
CUTMAN: Five, six, seven, eight...
You would think that I might be quite ready
at least think of some reasonable things to say. </ P>
That George will win > heavyweight championships again
because Moorer won't rise.
He won't beat this count.
And what I can think of myself is, > "You are a fool." </ P>
"You did not prepare the way you should have." </ P>
And the only that comes to mind is...
COMMENTS: That happened! That happened!
(CROWD CHEERS)
GIL: Aku tidak percaya itu! Aku tidak percaya itu.
LAMPLEY: "That happened, it happened"
Sounds like that about "Okay, he dropped Michael Moorer."
But for me it everything he told me.
Everything he said to me for months about what would happen.
That happened.
I will say, on the day of my death,
"Yes, he issued the prophecy." </ P>
"He said it would work like that." </ P>
Look Bob Arum. </ P>
He caught me. He said, "Praise God!" </ P>
(LAUGH)
ARUM: I jumped into the ring
and go to him and hug him
and that's one my favorite picture.
COMMENT: As referee Joe Cortez waved his hand at over Moorer,
George Foreman kneels in prayer in a neutral corner.
GIL: You know, this is a two-on-one fight,
but in my mind it gazillion for George Foreman's
can win heavyweight championships again.
This is an amazing achievement.
That's the only < I said, George can't do it.
He can't get you out with one hit.
But, boy, he must fool me and Michael Moorer. </ p >
COMMENTATOR: It landed on the chin point.
GIL: Right on the button where is said good night.
COMMENT: You see blood flowing behind Moorerk's lips
when he briefly fell asleep.
The 68th man in 26 years
had fallen before anger George Foreman's professional.
FOREMAN JR "It's very hard to believe for me.
I just remembered he talked to me when I was in seventh grade.
I played college basketball now , I am an adult,
and in seventh grade he says I will be a heavyweight champion.
COMMENT: So you have a 45-year-old heavyweight champion.
Let's go to Michael Buffer for official information.
ANNOUNCER: Here at the MGM Grand, dream the impossible has happened.
Winners
and once again world champion heavyweight,
Big George
Foreman.
(CROWD CHEERS)
INTERVIEWER: George, you're a much different fighter
than you when I last saw you 20 years ago .
Has George Foreman today stood up the chance against George Foreman?
There is no doubt because I use brain power now.
You will have a chance?
I'll get out of the way
and then wait and knock a young man George Foreman comes out.
TRAMPLER: In my opinion, < br /> George Foreman the second
will beat the first one
because he is smarter, he is calmer, he is more patient.
He not excited.
(Crowd CHEERS, SHOUTS)
LAMPLEY: He's very opposite from, first person.
COMMENTS OR: Right hand landed there. And others. </ P>
LAMPLEY: Smarter. Better. </ P>
Better round. Technical skills the bigger one.
Number two George beats number one George, I'm pretty sure.
DUNDEE: If the old George Foreman has fought in Zaire,
he will not do it affected by Zaire.
If he is the person that he when he returns,
it will be maybe a different ball game .
ARUM: I like my promotion career has been associated with it
and to see what happens,
both as athletes, but more important as a person.
Well, he became this beloved figure.
Um, we can change.
This is a country where people /> come to change themselves.
HOLYHELD: He, he made the transition.
And that's one of the things that many people think,
be that villain, it's easier.
But my mom always told me,
"Ah, alright, you're that bad person and you're really not that bad person,"
they will hold you there longer than you want. "
All right? So my mom..." Never pretend to be something you don't. "
FOREMAN". I won that night and celebrated the best I could,
but I thought about Michael Moorer
and the night I lost the championship surprisingly to Muhammad Ali .
And I sat in my dressing room.
Joe Frazier came to the room
and sat with me and comforted me.
Of all people in the world Joe Frazier came and comforted me.
And I hope Michael Moorer can find that person in his room that night.
TRAMPLER: You know, for me, George Foreman
is America's last big heavyweight. Nothing has been better since then
and there is very little better before him.
I think it's one of the biggest individual achievements in sports
and I'm not sure for what you will compare it.
This man wins what we usually call
the biggest individual prize in global sports.
Twice, 21 separate year,
as two different fighters
and even more importantly, as two different humans.
You know that after defeating Moorer that you will eventually be expelled
a bitter memory of losing you to Muhammad Ali. </ P>
You have heard from Muhammad since your victory, right?
He sent me a telegram and signed it.
You know, congratulations. You show that you have courage and courage.
When that man tells you that you have the guts,
You feel like, "Hey, I've arrived there now."
TRADERS: George, nothing symbolizes you
As much as you break with boxing.
Thank you very much.
I don't want to do it with anyone better than Larry Merchant.
God bless you.
And remember George Foreman Lean means the Fat Drilling Machine.
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