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George Foreman interviewed on the Frank Skinner Show in the UK
Legendary former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman appears on a late night talk show presented by English comedian Frank Skinner in 2002.
Touring the UK, promoting his "lean, mean grilling machine", for which he is the company face for, George talks with great charisma about the significant moments of his life.
Starting off with his world title win against Joe Frazier back in 1973, then his title lost in the classic "Rumble in the Jungle" fight versus Muhammed Ali.
He goes on to talk about regaining the title back against Michael Moorer in 1994 and the ripe age of 45 years old, the 1st ever grandfather to achieve this feat.
Sometime between his title loss and latter title win, George became a preacher and a father of ten children. He talks briefly about how this all changed him... and speaks about his extragant and angry lifestyle prior to fatherhood.
Finally, he impresses us with his singing and dancing skills 1335... as you do.
All in all, a rather enjoyable chat, hosted expertly by the always comical Frank Skinner.
PS Apologies for the frequent loss of picture espically at first and lasts 3 minutes of this upload. It was recorded on the "long play" format on a VHS tape, which unfortunately is prone to distortion of picture quality if not stored safely.
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This has not been uploaded for my financial gain. To the best of my knowledge, this upload will not cause any financial loss to any other persons or corporation. Though I am not 100% certain who could rightly claim ownership of this footage, ample research reveals it is NOT publicly available anywhere (commercially or otherwise)
Also, all persons shown in this video are shown in a good light, and upload of this footage should not in any way besmirch their good name.
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Legendary former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman appears on a late night talk show presented by English comedian Frank Skinner in 2002.
Touring the UK, promoting his "lean, mean grilling machine", for which he is the company face for, George talks with great charisma about the significant moments of his life.
Starting off with his world title win against Joe Frazier back in 1973, then his title lost in the classic "Rumble in the Jungle" fight versus Muhammed Ali.
He goes on to talk about regaining the title back against Michael Moorer in 1994 and the ripe age of 45 years old, the 1st ever grandfather to achieve this feat.
Sometime between his title loss and latter title win, George became a preacher and a father of ten children. He talks briefly about how this all changed him... and speaks about his extragant and angry lifestyle prior to fatherhood.
Finally, he impresses us with his singing and dancing skills 1335... as you do.
All in all, a rather enjoyable chat, hosted expertly by the always comical Frank Skinner.
PS Apologies for the frequent loss of picture espically at first and lasts 3 minutes of this upload. It was recorded on the "long play" format on a VHS tape, which unfortunately is prone to distortion of picture quality if not stored safely.
-------------------------------------------------------------
*Legal Disclaimer*
I have uploaded this video, wholly, in good faith. I, of course, do not claim to owe rights to this footage.
This has not been uploaded for my financial gain. To the best of my knowledge, this upload will not cause any financial loss to any other persons or corporation. Though I am not 100% certain who could rightly claim ownership of this footage, ample research reveals it is NOT publicly available anywhere (commercially or otherwise)
Also, all persons shown in this video are shown in a good light, and upload of this footage should not in any way besmirch their good name.
Under these circumstances, I have uploaded this video in the true belief that anyone claiming ownership or rights of this footage would grant me some licence to do so. (Copyright fair useage)