George Foreman beat time by going from humiliation to vindication

SIMMONS SAYS: Remembering the remarkable George Foreman and his re-inventions

The greatest broadcast sounds in boxing history came just after George Foreman delivered a thundering right uppercut in 1973.

George Foreman beat time by going from humiliation to vindication

Boxing is full of guys who fought tragically past their primes, but what Foreman pulled off was something entirely different.

The scariest man in the world. The father of five Georges. A $220m grill deal. George Foreman did it all.

Olympic gold medals and heavyweight world titles two decades apart just scrape the surface of the life of the iconic American.

For Millions of People, George Foreman Was the King of the Grill

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. George Foreman may have been a heavyweight world champion and Olympic gold medalist, but for a whole generation of home chefs, he was also associated with the George Foreman Grill. First introduced in 1994, the portable indoor grills quickly became synonymous with the boxing star after he appeared in …