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Olympic Champions Series No. 4 - George Foreman

Olympic Champions Series No. 4 - George Foreman

George Foreman won Olympic gold in boxing at the 1968 Mexico Olympics for the US. With Olympic success he turned turned professional the next year and by 1972 had recorded 37 wins (most by knockout) and no losses. .

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    "You're not disabled by the disabilities you have, you are able by the abilities you have"

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