George Foreman’s strength, size, power and sheer ability to intimidate with a stare created a combination few opponents could ...

It ended in a hail of Patrick Mahomes incompletions, a bevy of dropped balls – including two by Mahomes’ wingman across all ...

Heavyweight boxing in the 1970s was a glorious era for the sport, but George Foreman stepped away before causing chaos two decades later.

The gold medal that George Foreman won at the Olympics on Oct. 29, 1968, after beating Jonas Cepulis of the Soviet Union is ...

If there was ever one man qualified to rank the all-time greats of the heavyweight division, it was the late-great George ...

The Olympic gold medal George Foreman won at the 1968 Mexico Games is up for auction with a starting price of $2,500. The two ...

The medal from the October 26, 1968, bout is on the block at Lelands Auction, where it has already been bid on multiple times ...

George Foreman became Houston’s only heavyweight boxing champion, and just the second from Texas, with a brutal assault that put Joe Frazier on his back six times in the two rounds that their 1973 ...

Once all the papers were signed and the fight was officially on, Muhammad Ali knew exactly what to do. The master quipster, fight-promoting wizard and most famous and outrageous boxer in the world — ...

It was the perfect bookend to the first one, which was the greatest sporting event in world history. And, for pure tenacity, this one was even better. Oct. 1, 1975 — 50 years since Joe Frazier met ...

George Foreman’s reign as world Heavyweight champion began in spectacular fashion, but his first title defense was as controversial as it was dominant. “Big George” cemented himself as a great when he ...