Morning Star Deliverance

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“Joe Frazier was the first champion I truly followed and studied. The first time we met, I extended my hand for a handshake. He held back, looked at me, and said, "George, meet my wife." After I greeted his wife, he then said, "Hello and nice to meet you, George," giving me a firm handshake. There was nothing weak about Joe Frazier, not in his character or his game.

Joe’s journey from South Carolina to Philadelphia was one of resilience. He worked tirelessly to provide a better life for his wife and children, ensuring they had opportunities he never had—a good education and a real shot at the American dream. For Joe, that dream meant standing tall, bowing to no one.

When the bell rang, Joe wouldn’t back down, not even from King Kong. I know this firsthand. I knocked Joe down six times in our first fight, but when it was over, he was on his feet, still looking for me. If you were a man, you earned a handshake from Joe Frazier.

It didn’t matter the color of your skin. If you wanted to be friends, you could be. If not, Joe was ready to settle it anywhere, anytime—and then, you’d still get that handshake afterward.”

GeorgeForeman

In 1989, two legendary heavyweight champions, "Smokin' Joe" Frazier and "Big" George Foreman, posed together, symbolizing their remarkable careers. Collectively, they achieved 95 knockouts in 108 professional victories, showcasing their dominance in the boxing world.

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