George Foreman: I wanted to kill Muhammad Ali

George Foreman looks back at the anger that consumed him in his early boxing career, regret for his actions outside of the ring and why he wanted to kill a boxing contender to prove his legitimacy.

Episode debuted nationwide in 2013.

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[MarlonLopez]

To become a likable guy after many people didn't like you in your prime, that says a lot George. You're the man!

[blackahknees]

"People pass away before you get a chance to tell them you're sorry."
That was one of the deepest things I have ever heard. Damn near made my eyes water. Man is a legend.

[bobbestofbobs]

Shows Ali was more than just a pretty face, he took the best shots from Foreman and Frazier and was never knocked out.

[nateriver]

It's amazing how he went from this angry brute to an articulate, kind preacher. You can always change!

[alexk]

He really knows how to ask questions without coming off as pushy. Graham is good at digging into touchy topics.

[porridge]

He says “ My punching power the first time around was so vicious that the second time around I wouldn’t even throw those kind of punches anymore.” Damn! In his comeback he had even more potential that he didn’t use.

[InvestBetter.]

2:49 LOL
It's so funny that he says that, then puts on a big smile!
Love that George keeps it real, and doesn't make himself out to be better than he was

[Mickymaxywonder]

he likes to down talk his self as a boxer but he was alot greater then he actually portrays and he knows it."LEGEND"

[curiousobserver]

This interview shows how wonderfully George Foreman evolved both as a boxer and a human being. That is an indication of superb intelligence, tremendous will-power and supreme self-confidence. Foreman is truly a marvelous example of what humans are capable of.

[Revelian]

I really like and admire this man. He's a living legend, and now so incredibly humble. He won the heavyweight championship back at 45! That's insane!

[siulumlion]

"Show me a man of violence who has come to a good end, and I'll take him for my teacher" Lao Tzu

[waitingisfun]

this teddy bear turns into a grizzly inside the ring.

[mrglock]

Good interview. George sums it up correctly. He was not a good person early on in life and realized and owns what he was. The second time around he corrected his self and his actions. God bless you George.

[sidboy]

"u think world was shocked when Nixon Resigned, Wait till i whup forman's behind.".. #Greatest forever ALI

[alexmccrorie]

George Foreman is the most underrated heavyweight of all time IMHO.

[chrisevans]

Was a total beast in the ring, destructive, powerful, and simply a wrecking when he fought Ron Lyle, ...it was a war, a slugmatch full of pure hatred and rage...awesome fight

[sgtwarden]

He probably was the hardest puncher I ever saw. He is also a guy that seems very kind and empathetic. A gentleman.

[andohish]

i just barely heard of Graham and I've been watching all these interviews with different people and I really like how he interviews and asks questions. this guy is good.

[kadogo]

Man, this guy can still beat many younger people of today.... he knocked out good boxers at age 48-49

[eddierodas]

George Foreman one of the most humblest man I've ever heard of God-bless him and is God-loving heart