George Foreman

1 month ago | secondsout.com | George Foreman |Kristan J Caryl

Liam Smith is well-placed to asses the power of Chris Eubank Jr having fought him twice in 2023. Smith is a former middleweight world champion who has competed at the very top level against the likes of Saul ‘Canelo‘ Alvarez and Jaime Munguia. He is towards the end of his career right now but still presents a problem for anyone he faces. That certainly was the case when he first came to blows with Eubank Jr at Manchester Arena in January 2023.

1 month ago | secondsout.com | George Foreman |Kristan J Caryl

Lennox Lewis and Oleksandr Usyk share a common accolade in the heavyweight division. Before Usyk came along, Lewis was the last undisputed champion – a long-reigning heavyweight who was famed for his solid fundamentals, stiff jab and big right hand. Lewis beat every man he ever faced although he did take two upset losses to Hasim Rahman and Oliver McCall, both of which he avenged before also beating the likes of Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.

1 month ago | secondsout.com | George Foreman |Kerr Ferguson

The oldest heavyweight world champion in boxing history, George Foreman, has died aged 76. ‘Big’ George competed across four decades and famously took ten years out of the ring before returning for another championship run to end his career with 76 wins from 81 fights. The thudding puncher from Marshall, Texas co-starred in the Rumble in the Jungle with Muhammad Ali and beat the likes of Ken Norton, Micheal Moorer and Joe Frazier.

1 month ago | secondsout.com | George Foreman |Kerr Ferguson

Terence Crawford is set to move up two divisions from his last outing to face unified super middleweight world champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. Crawford has been calling the Mexican’s name since his undisputed welterweight win over Errol Spence Jr in 2023, and ramped up his pursuit after making a successful debut at super-welterweight. He still must bridge a gap of 14 pounds to face Canelo, who has never been put down or stopped in 66 fights and is undefeated at super-middleweight.

1 month ago | secondsout.com | George Foreman |Kerr Ferguson

Deontay Wilder has suffered back-to-back losses in his last two bouts. The long-reigning WBC Heavyweight Champion was at one stage knocking out all comers, having built up a record of 39 stoppages from 40 fights before coming up against Tyson Fury. The pair of heavyweights first fought to a draw, but Fury would hand Wilder his first two losses inside the distance in fight two and three.