Boxing Legend George Master, twice as heavy weight champion and iconic spokesman, died at the age of 76

The former weight of heavy weight was died in 76 today, 76-5, 68 kos of heavy weight champion and Olympic gold medalist (76-5, 68 kos).

First years and Olympic gold

1968 Olympic gold medalist Foreman seized the world’s names in 1973 and 1994. According to George Forgeman Grill’s press secretary, he retired from a rich man from the sport. Today, he was still a wealth of the grill around.

‘Great George’ has set up an interesting career in two parts. In the first of the first, he was known for this subtle, muscle fighter Joe Frazier and knots of Ken Norton. Many fans around Cancer’s young days remember him for his victory Joe Frazier In 1973.

Howard Cossell He used the fight as a broadcaster and for the first time Frazier’s Frozier went to hazelnut after falling and “falls below Frazier.” He was expected to defeat a 24-year-old master, but it was inconsistent.

Stopped by Ali of Muhammad In 1974, on March 17, 1977, Jimmy Young, Jimmy Young in San Juan, retired after sadness in Puero Rico. In 1987, the former retired ten years ago before the age of 39 years old.

It was no longer delicate, a defective looking master still had his power, but was slower than younger days. Gerry Cononey, Dwight Muhammad and Bert Cooper’s Long-term IBF and WBA champion Michael Moorer, who was twice as heavy as weighed in 45 November 19, 1994.

Argument and screw

Three years later, on November 22, 1997, Shannon retired after the lost 12-nesting majority to Briggs. Many boxing fans who saw the fight felt that the master cooled.

Foreman worked for HBO for 12 years before retiring in 2004. The data made him interested in listening to him and Larry merchant.

Getting sad news is a moment that sticks to your memory for life
Great George Master passed
The legendary boxing champion can be a changing preacher, husband, father, spectacular and great grandfather and best friend.
His memory is now forever, it can be great …

– Mauricio Sulaiman (@wbcmoro) March 22, 2025