George Foreman KOs Michael Moorer - 10th Round Knockout - November 5, 1994

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On a riveting night at the bustling MGM Grand in Las Vegas on November 5, 1994, the boxing world bore witness to a match that would forever etch its mark in the annals of boxing history. Boxing enthusiasts gathered, their excitement palpable, anticipating the latest boxing news that would emerge from this confrontation. The stage was set: George Foreman, synonymous with unmatched power and unyielding resilience, stood toe-to-toe with Michael Moorer, the undefeated heavyweight champion celebrated for his lightning-fast speed and lethal striking prowess.

The clash between these titans was as much a generational face-off as it was a test of skill. Moorer, brimming with youth and vigor, seemed to control the narrative in the initial rounds. He moved with the agility and precision of a seasoned dancer, weaving boxing highlights that showcased his dominance over the seasoned Foreman. It appeared to most as though Foreman, with each passing round, was being outclassed and overshadowed by the younger champion's dazzling display of skill.

However, boxing, with its rich tapestry of unpredictability, always holds a few cards close to its chest. As the tenth round progressed, Foreman, channeling his innate power and the perseverance that boxing so profoundly demands, unleashed a right straight with such ferocity that it sent Moorer crashing to the canvas. That powerful blow, resonating with the echoes of boxing knockouts from yesteryears, didn’t just knock out Moorer, but also shattered preconceived notions of age and agility. With that, Foreman was crowned the oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history at the remarkable age of 45.

This bout wasn’t just a match; it was a testament to the indomitable spirit that courses through the veins of every boxer. It reminded the world that boxing isn't merely about punches and jabs; it's about the heart, the drama, and the sheer will to overcome insurmountable odds. To this day, this historic face-off serves as a powerful emblem of the surprises, tenacity, and relentless spirit that makes boxing such an enthralling spectacle.

[eddie]

and that’s how the george forman grill got started

[somerville]

Absolutely beautiful short right hand.