George Foreman Wins the Heavyweight Title | Big George Foreman

George Foreman gathers his strength, ready to overcome the challenging fight ahead. After eight rounds, victory is within reach, and the Heavyweight title beckons.
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The miraculous story of the once and future heavyweight champion of the world. Fueled by an impoverished childhood, Foreman channels his anger into becoming the World Heavyweight Champion, followed by a near-death experience that takes him from the ring to the pulpit. But when he sees his community struggle, he reclaims his title, becoming the oldest and most improbable heavyweight champion ever.

[mrmaessack]

Amazing Fun fact: Angelo Dundee who was Muhamad Ali's legendary trainer when he defeated George in Zaire to become champion for the second time, was in George's corner 20 years later when he defeated Moorer to become champion again. George also wore the same trunks he wore in Zaire in 1974!

[ThomasLau-nr]

This is why the movie is one of the best spots movies

[MrGenXer]

Wow, what a scene. I remember watching the fight live.

[PrivateSmiles]

The only reason they gave this movie a low rotten tomatoes score is because it portrays George in a positive light. If it was about womanizing and drugs it would win an Oscar.

[RodriRodriguez-lc]

As a combat sports lover this ending makes me tear up, I can feel the happiness of George and his trainer.

[ify]

Movie messed it up, it was actually 2 1-2 combos that put Moore down, I'll never forget that night, my Birthday. The guy my Mother was dating at the time who's a piece of shit was badmouthing Foreman the whole time we were watching the fight, when Moore went down he shut up real quick.

[assassinsunite]

God bless The Punching Preacher Big George Foreman 🙏

[kennymega]

I watched it on HBO, even though Moorer was winning even couldn’t get away from the right hand all night

[toochangz]

My 1st memory watching boxing as a little kid was this fight. What a night, I just remember all the adults going crazy when he won!

[frankaltrui]

There are few sports moments that shock you. That makes you just jump out of your seat. The 1980 Olympic Hockey team against the Russians was one. When George landed that last right hand was another. I went from sitting to standing in a millisecond. What an unbelievable moment!

[NadeemHayek]

I remember once when I was young in 90s I entered a bookshop and so many newspapers and magazines had the title Foreman is champ again and I knew this was something special lol

[hb]

George Foreman broke Michael Moore's mouthpiece

[chad]

And why do we fall down? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.

[lacroix]

I couldn't hold back during that scene.

[TeodorValverde-yp]

This was an awesome movie hope they make a modern Rocky Marciano movie

[TKDragon]

It was honestly a good movie, though I think the 1st half kind of carried it.

[StormFive]

Angelo NEVER tried to "comfort" George into quitting as insinuated by this scene. Dundee encouraged and lifted up and stood with George. Theatrics are one thing but this movie should never have tried to suggest George was anywhere near stopping. He would have sooner died in that ring before quitting against Moorer.

[RodriRodriguez-lc]

1:41 What Only That Matters In Life Are Family And God

[jesusherrera]

That right hand was full of the Holy Spirit ❤❤❤

[brandonjames]

I remember this being a big deal because moore had just beat on holyfield