Pardus
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Because he's just being modest, he was always like that.
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He did, look it up.
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Well he didn't really did he hence dodging the draft for Vietnam.
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I've seen that many times over, Foreman was the man that gelled them together. When things got heated between them he was the pacifier. In his first career he was known as the next Liston, stern and mean, after his hiatus he was the lovable bear. He'll always been known as one of the most destructive HW's of all time.
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He acted no different to many others, but if your face don't fit.
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I'm not 55 ya cheeky cnut....
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Trump has always been full of national pride, that's why he was a draft dodger.
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He could hit like a freight train.
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You been stealing mannequins again.....
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They could both take a dig, look at the hammer he took off Holyfield, it's a right ding dong of a fight, Evander still says to this day it was the hardest he's ever been hit.
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Love this clip without commentary, you get a greater appreciation when you hear the shots thudding in. It makes you realise that it just wasn't one lucky punch as Moorer liked to claim. The iconic moment George Foreman became two-time heavyweight champion... WWW.(!64.56:886 The iconic moment George Foreman became two-time heavyweight champion of the world, knocking out...
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They all had a deep respect for each other, even Frazier & Ali loved each other deep down even though Ali hurt Frazier with some of the things he said & did.
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The ground is like bell metal, no good for mC's fragile thoroughbreds, a flat footed bull cross would beat one on this land.
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It's not just in meat though mate, there's shit loads in chocolate, the Yanks recommended 6% of your diet to be saturated fat, think we have a bit more leeway.
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Yes any meat is ok but too much saturated fat isn't mate.
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I'm cutting not bulking, in three weeks I've gone from 110kg to 106-107kg. Just about right, if you lose too fast you end up losing too much muscle.
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I can eat it, I can eat like a hoss, that's not the problem, the problem is getting the protein in but keeping the saturated fat to a minimum. I'll be having four eggs for breakfast and probably some porridge after, trying to eat less than 17g of saturated fat.
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Calories? I'm having about 2400 but I'm cutting. Now I've started the gym I just want to eat cleaner, more whole foods. Before I did eat healthy foods, but can also pig on shite.
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You'll be surprised mate, I need to master the macros, making sure I get the right amount of protein, carbs and fats. It's easy to be way down on your protein but hardly have any calories left to eat, that's what I'm finding the most difficult, getting the protein in. It's not easy or cheap, a proper ball ache lol.
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I'm back on the health kick now, even counting the calories, watching the saturated fat and making sure I get the fibre in. That explains why I've been miserable as fcuk! Lol
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Not sure about that mate, he took his beatings like a man when he lost to Douglas & Holyfield. But yes when he wasn't as mentally strong as someone like Ali, Foreman, Holyfield. Stylistically Foreman might have been all wrong for Tyson but the fact that Tyson carried knock out power in both hands, had a great chin and the fact that Foreman was in his late 30's, early 40's, makes the fight a fascinating prospect, it would have been a much tougher fight for Foreman than Frazier.
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Yes mate, I certainly haven't ordered one since. Tbh though I can't even remember the last Indian takeaway I had, must be a few years back now.
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A terrifying prospect would have been 70's Foreman with the mindset of the 90's Foreman. I would have loved to have seen him face Mike Tyson, there's a well known story that Tyson lost the plot when there was talks about him facing Foreman in the early 90's, apparently he stormed out and shouted to someone, "You fight Foreman if you love him that much!" His mentor and adopted father, Cus, drilled it in to a young Tyson that Foreman's style was a nightmare for fighters of his stature and style, if the rumours are true, Tyson remembered those wise words.
