Have actually just watched the one on sky documentaries which was excellent. A lot of stuff I didn't know.
Will give this one a watch at some point.
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Have actually just watched the one on sky documentaries which was excellent. A lot of stuff I didn't know.
Will give this one a watch at some point.
Don't bully fat kids - they've got enough on their plate
Lol Foreman was to my knowledge the first fat heavyweight champion.
There were guys before who had fought a bit out of shape such as Ali at certain points and Larry Holmes but none had the girth of Foreman.
I just finished reading a book on Rocky Marciano, apparently his trainers were giving him a hard time about keeping his meals small and not over eating.
It seems in those days they thought it was important for a heavyweight to be lean.
Nowadays you have crazy stuff like Andy Ruiz beating Joshua, it’s hard to get your head around when you see them side by side but I guess they say don’t judge a book by its cover.
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Watching the documentary and Foreman was not a nice guy after the Ali defeat. He was starting fights with opponents after he beat them, their corner men and even his own. Real horrible person. In his rematch fight with Frazier he was booed by the crowd.
Never knew he became that unpopular.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
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Also noticed in the documentary, which I did not realise, how much Ali was trying to promote the 2nd fight. No way was he trying to avoid Foreman.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
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