Muhammad Ali was placed at number five on George Foreman’s list of the all-time greatest heavyweight champions.

When Muhammad Ali lost to Ken Norton in March 1973, there was a growing sense that the best of the floating butterfly and stinging bee might be gone.

The heavyweight division that George Foreman briefly ruled over in the seventies was the strongest in history. The only other ...

Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Marcellus Clay, was a legendary American heavyweight boxing champion and Olympic gold medallist.

Bleacher Report released a top-50 boxers list on Wednesday, and Ali wasn't in the top spot. He wasn't runner-up, either. B/R ...

Muhammad Ali took up boxing at the age of 12 after his bicycle was stolen, an incident that brought him to Louisville police ...

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Ali will be featured for the first time on a U.S. stamp next year, the United States Postal Service announced Monday. The ...

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Libya's military chief was returning home after attending meetings in Turkey. Seven other people were on board.

Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder believes one active fighter in particular would have beaten the late-great George Foreman.

Frank Bruno has been asked whether either of Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury would have been able to beat a prime George Foreman ...