Former boxing champion George Foreman dies at 76

America Mourns a True Patriot: George Foreman, the Boxer Who Stood for Our Values

America lost a true icon today as boxing legend George Foreman passed away at 76. Known not only for his thunderous punches in the ring but also for his larger-than-life love for this great nation, Foreman’s departure is a stark reminder of the values we hold dear. His lifetime of achievements and unwavering patriotism left an indelible mark on sports history—and on the hearts of patriotic Americans everywhere.

Foreman’s career was the embodiment of grit and determination. He began his ascent to greatness at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City where he bagged a gold medal, signaling the arrival of a fighter who would soon take the professional world by storm. It wasn’t long before he shocked the boxing community by besting the undefeated Joe Frazier in 1973 to seize his first heavyweight title.

As true conservatives, we understand that hard work and loyalty to one’s country are virtues that are increasingly under siege by a liberal cultural agenda. None could forget the monumental “The Rumble In The Jungle” in 1974, when Foreman squared off with Muhammad Ali. That fight wasn’t just a sporting spectacle—it was a testament to the strength and spirit of American perseverance in the face of global competition. Early reports from TMZ captured the energy of that era and remain a vital piece of the tapestry of American sports history.

From TMZ:

George Foreman Dead At 76

Boxing legend George Foreman has died at 76 years old, his family announced Friday.

“Big George” — a two-time heavyweight champion — participated in some of the most important boxing events of all time.

Foreman burst onto the scene in 1968 at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City … where he won a gold medal.

Shortly after the Games, George turned pro. In 1973, Foreman defeated then undefeated heavyweight champ, Joe Frazier, securing his first title just years into his professional career.

After defending the belt twice, George, 25 years old and unbeaten, faced Muhammad Ali in 1974 in one of the most memorable boxing matches ever, coined “The Rumble In The Jungle,” in Zaire.

But there was more to Foreman than just a formidable record in the ring. He was a proud American—a patriot who never hesitated to express his undying devotion to the ideals upon which this nation was built. In an era when many in the sports world appear to have lost respect for the values that made America great, Foreman stood as an unwavering bulwark against the tide of anti-American sentiment. In 2021, major conservative voices like the Gateway Pundit and FOX News highlighted his proud rhetoric as he challenged those who disparaged America.

“I Have Always Loved America” – Boxing Great George Foreman Expresses His Love for the US

George Foreman was on FOX News yesterday and he discussed the current disrespect some athletes show of the US.

Retired world champion boxer George Foreman sounded off Wednesday as several high-profile U.S. athletes continue to publicly express anti-Americanism, in concert with some segments of social society…

I have always loved America. And once you fall in love just like falling in love with your wife, no one can say anything about her,” Foreman remarked. “The next night she is still my wife. And I’m going to stay. That’s why you make that thing ‘until death do we part.’ That’s why nothing has ever shook my faith and love in the country and when you love a country, nothing can bother you. If you are halfway in love you are going to have a lot of trouble.

Foreman’s legacy extends far beyond his legendary bouts. In an age where the reverence for American excellence is often overshadowed by a tendency to criticize our national identity, his consistent declaration of love for America serves as both a rallying cry and a reminder of what it means to be a patriot. His bold stand against the tide of modern anti-Americanism should inspire us to reassert the values that have made our nation a beacon of freedom and strength.

Rest in peace, sir. Your undying spirit and commitment to our beloved country will forever shine as a guiding light for true patriots in this land.

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