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'''George Foreman''' was one of the greatest heavyweight [[boxing|boxer]]s of all-time, winning the world heavyweight title twice and compiling a remarkable record of 68 knockouts in his career, including defeating a top-ranked opponent 19 years younger than himself in 1994.
 
'''George Foreman''' was one of the greatest heavyweight [[boxing|boxer]]s of all-time, winning the world heavyweight title twice and compiling a remarkable record of 68 knockouts in his career, including defeating a top-ranked opponent 19 years younger than himself in 1994.
  
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Foreman became an outspoken [[Christian]] and an ordained baptist minister. Foreman has also made a fortune in selling the "Foreman Grill," a unique [[electric]] [[cooking]] device available in several models.
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Foreman became an outspoken [[Christian]] and an ordained Baptist minister. Foreman has also made a fortune in selling the "Foreman Grill," a unique [[electric]] [[cooking]] device available in several models.
  
 
Foreman said:<ref>http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/aug/9/ex-champs-life-experiences-shave-sermons/?page=all</ref>
 
Foreman said:<ref>http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/aug/9/ex-champs-life-experiences-shave-sermons/?page=all</ref>

Revision as of 17:59, July 18, 2016

George Foreman was one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all-time, winning the world heavyweight title twice and compiling a remarkable record of 68 knockouts in his career, including defeating a top-ranked opponent 19 years younger than himself in 1994.

Foreman became an outspoken Christian and an ordained Baptist minister. Foreman has also made a fortune in selling the "Foreman Grill," a unique electric cooking device available in several models.

Foreman said:[1]

“ I’m always studying the Bible. It’s all about studying and learning, and here’s the scary thing: The more you learn, the more you realize how much you don’t know. ”

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