Revealed: George Foreman’s inspirational last post just weeks before the heavyweight legend’s death at 76
The tragic news that legendary boxer George Foreman had passed away emerged on Saturday morning as his family announced it on his Instagram profile.
The iconic American heavyweight leaves behind a remarkable legacy, highlighted by his famous fight against Muhammad Ali, known as the ‘Rumble in the Jungle’.
Foreman’s family confirmed that the two-time champion died peacefully at the age of 76 as tributes continue to pour, such as from another boxing legend Mike Tyson who found him as an inspiration during his career.
In addition to his inspiring legacy, Foreman left behind a final Instagram post that highlights the remarkable achievements of his career.
Publishing a picture with himself, the boxing legend highlighted the 30 years anniversary since he became the oldest man to win the heavyweighunexpected own in one of the most unexpected comebacks of the sport.
’30 years ago today!,’ he wrote.
‘I started my day believing “All things are possible if we only believe.” The power of a prayer; great or small. ( Now a prayer over my Lunch) “that I only have 1, helping.” George Foreman’
Besides the heavyweight crown at stake, the fight itself became one of the most memorable, marked by two giants of completely different ages, backgrounds and styles.
Foreman’s opponent Michael Moorer, was beating the brakes of the then 45-year-old veteran for nine confident rounds and was expected to be awarded the win by all judges.
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