(GEORGE FOREMAN UPSET OVER MICHAEL MOORER) DOCUMENTARY
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He didn't get lucky Moorer, he knocked your little ass out!🤣
He out smarted Moore..just like Ali out smarted George..
Yeah, young George was a bad man, and he suddenly met The Lord after losing to Jimmy Young. And, The Lord took away his boxing career; made him a preacher.
And, after his preachin’ was over, The Lord handed George back his gloves and told him to go and win Me a title, and tell Our story. And, George did exactly that.
Michael put a hurtin’ on George for 10 rounds. But, give Big George credit. He hung In there to earn the right to throw those final blows to win the fight.
And, George went to his corner and knelt in prayer. Hollywood could never create such an unbelievable story. But, it did happen.
Young George was a ruthless killer. Old George was every bit the same killer, but with a surrendered soul to The Lord.
@@angeloiodice9304 ...Yes! Amen to that. The Lord gave him new Life.....then gave him Wisdom and Miraculous redemption. You couldn't script better poetic justice if you tried. Time for an epic movie to tell this man's story, while he's still here to receive his flowers. And Lord knows George deserves it, after having been the butt of so many of Ali's films and documentaries over the years.
Great comment
@Nkosinati the George Foreman movie is a theaters now...... where you been ?
No no no. Ali rope-a-dope was big mouthing. The strategy itself doesnt work. Never has. Ali had an unequivocally elevated ability to TAKE PUNISHMENT. GEORGE ALSO SAID IT PERFECT. THE CROWD KEPT HIM ON HIS FEET.
What a great moment in boxing history. There is no such thing as being lucky when it comes to fighting.
I chose the correct club that I had practiced with for decades, lined up the shot, and swung perfectly for a hole in one. It was not the result of luck, it was the result of work.
@@user-tc2ud9fz3wLuck.
Moorer knew he stuffed up just too stubborn to admit it, which was his biggest weakness as a fighter, not listening and/or learning from his mistakes.
His physique may not have been what it once was, but his punch never left... that punch was what, 12" away? Yet it broke Moorer's mouthpiece and paralyzed his body... that's UNreal power folks, and at that age it's akin to Nolan Ryan's improbable 7th no-hitter in his mid-40s---------the stuff of modern legend that you won't see again.
Modern martial ARTIST utube channel. On how george FOREMAN got his belt back 20 years after ALI.
WATCH IT U WONT BE DISAPPOINTED
At the time I thought he was kinda fat . Now that I’m 53 , that’s one bad MFr . He looks strong ! He probably hits so damn hard .
It's insane.... Imagine Deontay Wilder regaining the Heavyweight Championship in 2042.... Seems impossible, but that's what George did !!!
Great little documentary… I don’t think it’s realistic for any HW to be stood in front of Big George and then say that he got a lucky punch in!
George had such a brilliant approach to that fight. Somehow he knew he could fool Moorer into being lazy with his movement without any fear for George's power. That lazy jab was key. Foreman even fooled the commentators. Even they thought he might have lost his power. It wasn't until the 7th or 8th round that they realized that Foreman was bluffing. Usually Foreman's jab would hit guys like a telephone pole, but against Moorer he used it to set a trap. Michael even had the balls to stay within Foreman's range while circling to his left. I think a big part of Foreman's plan in that fight had to do with his previous losses before that fight. Foreman had already tried to outmuscle, and outpunch Holyfield, and Tommy Morrison, but both of those guys had a lot more respect for George's power, and they refused to stand in front of George for any extended period of time. Morrison stayed out of Foreman's punching range for most of the fight, and Holyfield fought both from the outside, and the inside, but never at mid-range where Foreman could land that straight right. Moorer was the perfect person for George to fight, especially in a championship matchup. I love Michael Moorer. He was a phenomenal fighter, but his arrogance got the best of him a lot of times. As great as Moorer was, he held himself back from being an all-time great champion. I think he left the Light Heavyweight division a little bit too soon (he could have been the most dominant LHW champ ever), and once he got with Teddy Atlas, he should have listened to him a lot more often, even when things were going great in the ring. We all have our own flaws in life, and we all have to learn some things the hard way. Micheal Moorer has accomplished things that some of us can only dream of, and even though he never reached his full potential in the ring, his career puts most guys to shame.
Don't forget "the baddest man" Tyson didn't want any part of him, even though Foreman was in his mid forties.
Agreed💯 20:13 Michael, Michael, Michael...smh. First of all, nothing but respect for Michael Moorer...he had an awesome career. But to call George's shot "lucky". Smh. First of all, Michael, Teddy told you he was setting you up...MULTIPLE times...from the 1ST round on. He told you to hit and step out of range. He told you that all George is doing is using that jab to look for one good right. You didn't listen. I'm sure, like any macho man, you wanted to demonstrate that you could go toe to toe with an old man. You wanted to show that you were tougher than Morrison or Holyfield. So you didn't step back. He measured you the whole fight, and finally caught you. That's called a lesson; learn from it. But for you to still be in denial...calling him a lucky liar because he said that had been his plan...it's a bad look. OF COURSE that was his plan. What other plan would he have? He wasn't gonna win a decision against you; you were too young and fast for that. I'm sure you've had a chance to watch the fight, and the corners were mic'd; there was hardly any worry at all in the Foreman corner. Only at one point, around the 5th, did Dundee warn him not to fight your fight, because he was trying to chase you a little bit. Other than that, the fight was going exactly how they wanted it to go; you were staying in range, and George wasn't getting tired at all even after the 8th. It didn't matter that you won every round; George wasn't trying to get a decision. You were set up for a knockout. So all this "lucky" and "liar" talk is just a bad look, and it only tarnishes you, not him. His legacy as one of the GOATs was already in stone.
@@donavonhoward114 ...Absolutely agree! It was so satisfying to see George win his title back by outsmarting his opponent with a sleeping elephant routine, so similar to how lost the title in '74. Poetic justice.⚖
George is very deceptive he has great timing and is very powerful he also had a granite chin and a high ring iq. You don’t achieve what George has done in his career by luck maybe Moore was embarrassed to lose to old George who knows. Ask all the guys George has beat if they think he was lucky his record speaks for itself
His trainer knew he was looking to set him up- I dont think George was just lucky- he hit him when there was an open opportunity- George has a legendary chin and fist as big as cinder blocks - Moore should just zip it- he lost bottom line.
george was smart enough not to show moorer his full power for first half of fight he slowly chopped him down with moorer not even realizing it and then booooommmmm good night
A 50 lb dumbell still weighs 50lbs no matter how many years old it is. If someone drops it on you 100yrs from now, it will still hurt
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Moorer is a poor losser, give George credit he beat you!
He gave it but just last year.
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Foreman still had a punch, even at 45.
Bet he still has one
At 74
@@hugh2hoob668 Yes at 74 he'd destroy you and many a man. He still has 100% of his power.
More than punching power he had great and unique technique, incredible heart, endurance, durability, and mental games that were next level. The man is a legend.
Sorry Michael but it's pretty damn obvious that he set you up for those right hands, especially the 2nd one. If you cannot see that you are in some kind of denial that I'm not familiar with. If anything, it explains why you just stood there without a clue about what was coming next. George has used that move so many times, I actually cannot understand how you could not know it was coming. Unbelievable..... A thousand boxing trainers teach that move. Even amatuer trainers teach it. So how could you not know??? And what kind of a champion stands right in front of one of boxings histories greatest punchers? Sounds like to me your ego got in the way and it's still in the way. Good luck with that.
His trainer even said "he's setting you up for a combination", even heard it live during the fight. Foreman saw it, the trainer saw it, and still Moorer denies it.
@@MoreIrrelevantTwaddleThe announcers said it too.
I feel bad for Moorer, but he was absolutely outsmarted. George was and is special.
Lucky punch or not, he still got a taste of foreman Power and couldn’t get up🤷♂️
I am a GF fan since he won the Olympics. This fight, more then the Lyle fight ,( I was rooting for Lyle, shoot me) is his best fight. No one deserved this win more then George.
Lyle was great!
What a fight.
George wanted nothing to do with a rematch.😂
@@user-uz7qx5do8d yep that might have been the best heavyweight match in the 20th century. and yes I am sure george wanted no part of ron. I think ron died too young. I wonder if he had other issues when he got sick?
Foreman never truly got knocked out...he would get TIRED OUT. This is how ALI beat him. Foreman had 1 of the best chins in boxing and the best knockout ratio in the heavyweight division.
His coach said he was setting him up 😂 and he got laid out not knocked out.😮
Exactly - I made big money on George that night.
I got to go with Uncle George on this one because your ass in the 10th round was on your back for the count of 10
Excellent video
Am I the only one who’s gonna mention the clickBait title of “Foreman upset” ?
If you knew he was setting you up why would you keep going to his right?...You got out classed that night but I still love you
Well, if you play near the hornets nest for too long without getting stung, it's easy to forget that it's there. It wasn't just Michael; even the commentators were fooled. Teddy Atlas knows what he doing though; no excuse for ignoring or underestimating that kind of wisdom & experience coming from your corner.
Michael Moorer was a dangerous light heavyweight.
Nobody will ever do this again he is a testament to will and conviction he is inspiring if you think he was lucky take a punch from him I guarantee you will be kod
Ali WAS better than Foreman. He was better in everything but punch.
You can see it clearly in the fight.
But I do love George, and in my lifetime my favourite moment at heavyweight was when he ko’d Moorer. That was the impossible dream that day. Foreman made the impossible possible. 💥🥊
Moorer fought a great fight that night. But he did get set up. And got cocky thinking Foreman's power couldnt hurt him. And stood right in front of that wrecking ball right hand. When he should have kept moving.
Long live Big Geroge Foreman
What a story! Even at 45, Big George never lost his colossal punch - or his concrete chin. Or his patience and perseverense! Even though Moorer was knocking him all over the ring, George never lost sight of his goal - which was to recapture the heavyweight title he lost to the great Muhammad Ali - TWENTY years earlier. Heck, when facing Moorer, he even wore the same shorts as when he fought - and lost to - Ali. How's that for dramatic irony!
This is all about George. If you watched him win his gold Olympic medal with less than 20 fights under his belt at 19... You would understand a bit. If you saw him destroy a pumped up Kenny Norton, a fantastic athlete almost as big as George, but George did exactly this... Only quicker. The opponents feel his super heavy punches and are relieved that they just "move them around". Then comes a fast punch, sometimes an uppercut. George planned that for over 20 years. Michael is a great guy to listen to still. There was reasons for his anger and rebelling. It is an ugly sport at times. Mostly outside the ring. Two great champions.
I tend to believe George. He was likely taking a few rounds to figure out what he was going to do, and Moorer tired a bit in the last two rounds of the fight- and that’s when George managed to pull off the two ‘one two’s’ that ko’d Moorer. People don’t realise, George was a hell of an experienced fighter. This was his EIGHTIETH professional fight. All at heavyweight. And only 2 defeats in those 80 fights! You don’t GET that good and not be a master of your craft. Yes Moorer was winning the fight, but he was 20 years younger than George. George expected to lose rounds. But he knew that you can NEVER win unless you STAY in the fight. And by god he stayed in that fight no matter what Moorer hit him with, and Moorer was a BIG puncher. But George stayed and stayed and stayed- then it all came together like it was a gift from God for all the punishment he’d taken in his ten year comeback. And he damn well deserved it. 💥🥊
Mixhael Moorer is so Damon Wayans like.
I'm not even going to cap that right-hand wasn't nothing nice that right hand turned into a sledgehammer
I keep telling people that Forman was a very smart fighter he was trained by the best, If young Forman had Older Formans mind he would be Champion for a long time, Moore you got knocked out, Don’t be bitter just expect the old school knew more and had the power to get it done.
Tommy Morrison can fight
Teddy Atlas even told Moorer he was being set up! He didn't listen; the rest is history!
George Foreman shocked the world!👏🏾👍🏾💪🏾👌🏾❤️
He almost killed Evander Holyfield
Holyfield damn lucky Big George never hit him flush!🙈🙉🙊
Just Imagine Holyfield fighting a Younger George Foreman...
Humble (peonounced Umble, do not get it wrong if you go there). I lived 3 miles from his Church and never even knew it.
It was two sloppy straight right hands in succession that nailed Moorer on the button the first one stunned him and the second one knocked him out.! But he walked into them rather than slipping them that did the damage.🥊🥊🥊🥊🧐 👍🏼🇺🇸 👏
Foreman new what he was doing! As a former boxer watching the fight live I could see it coming when George threw those wild left hooks. Moore didn't listen to Atlas and paid for it. Atlas saw it coming for sure. Kind regards.
RIP my ears at the end
Yeah, I almost yelled at my wife for playing that music so loud, only to find it coming from my ear buds.
Lucky or not he set you up and knocked you out 🥊George was crushing Ali for 7 rounds and got knocked out… Accept the loss and stop being so emotional Mike 🤷♂️
BS… he got lucky!
Teddy told him exactly what George was doing, he’s setting you up for a big right hand, he’s going to catch you, open up with a combination and well the rest is history!
I did not know that he spun position with MOORER. MICHAEL SAY WHAT U WANT. BUT GEORGE EITHER LYING OR TELLIN TRUTH. BUT WHAT HE IS CLAIMING IS FEASIBLE. LOL
Heart attack my ass Micheal Moorer hit Evander Holyfield so hard made it seem like he had a heart attack
Well then in the rematch Moorer must've felt like he had 3 heart attacks, about 10 severe contusions, and several broken limbs.
Never to be heard from again
listen carefully, he had over 20 surgeries and neurological damage. He speaks very well still... The truth. Boxing is brutal. That denial was just a defense mechanism. The real hurt was from the business.
I was glad the Atomic Bull Oliver McCall beat Lennox Lewis
Im just glad Lewis got to experience loss, cos if for whatever reason he hadnt taken the 2 fights that ended up as losses, Lewis would have been the type to claim, no man from any era could ever have beaten me....needed to be humbled a bit I thought.
he was running from the klitschko Brosnan so I doubt he could say that even the zero losses
Old Forman never got knocked out, Forman was durable and could take a lot .
You could even argue that his KO against Muhammad Ali was also caused by fatigue rather than being sparked out