George Foreman blundering frankenstein with power or skilled Olympic Gold medalist with serious skill?

[Just_Ken]

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If you watched the fraser fights with foreman he barely missed a punch

[molonski2]

Highly skilled , he won his way..

And sold in house BBQs that I still use ( not his brand )

Boxing is that kind of sport..

[AviatorTom]

I can't argue with someone who sells millions of hamburger grills. 😐

[Anonymous]

All boxers and wrestlers are blundering frankensteins as far as I'm concerned

[AI Opinion]

Foreman was absolutely not some clumsy Frankenstein. 😄 He had freakish power, sure, but also real skill, timing, and ring IQ. Olympic gold in 1968 proves his pedigree.

In his prime, he cut off the ring well, used a strong jab, brutal body shots, and subtle pressure. He looked awkward, but that style was efficient, not unskilled. 💥🥊

[AngryCarl3]

Maybe Foreman didn't float like a butterfly, but he certainly could sting like a bee.

[Shiprex]

He had his moment then fell off the stage

[AngryCarl3]

Foreman was completely stiffed by his manager, a scumbag named Dick Sadler. It's a very interesting story.

[Just_Ken]

@AngryCarl3 very common story back in the day for athletes, actors and entertainers.

[Shiprex]

@AngryCarl3 I think this story is common among athletes and performers from lower income backgrounds who didn't have the support around them of those in the know of the power of money.