'Beyond A Legend': Social Media Pays Tribute To George Foreman
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Celebrities and sports figures reflected on Foreman's contributions to "boxing and beyond" following news of his death.
Athletes, celebrities and others on social media shared tributes to George Foreman on Friday following the boxing legend’s death.
The two-time world heavyweight champion who later became known for his iconic grills was “surrounded by loved ones” at the time of his death, his family said in a statement on social media. No cause of death was provided.
He was 76.
On Friday, Mike Tyson shared two pictures of him alongside Foreman as he offered his condolences to the late boxer’s family.
“His contribution to boxing and beyond will never be forgotten,” Tyson wrote in a post to X, formerly Twitter.
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