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Ali had already agreed to give George his rematch, and in Husband and wife camping partners for life we may not have it all together shirt any event, would have had to give George a rematch had he stayed the top contender. George should not have taken the Young fight with his title bout pending, but had he beaten Jimmy Young, he would have gotten his rematch by October of 1977. Ali had already agreed to give George his rematch, and in any event, would have had to give George a rematch had he stayed the top contender. George should not have taken the Young fight with his title bout pending, but had he beaten Jimmy Young, he would have gotten his rematch by October of 1977. George has said and written, that he sensed God asking him to change his life and ways. When he said, “I don’t care if this is death – I still believe there is a God”, he felt a hand pull him out and sensed that he was also suffering stigmata. After this experience, Foreman became a born-again Christian, dedicating his life for the next decade to God.

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According to Foreman’s trainer, Gil Clancy, Foreman told him, that as Husband and wife camping partners for life we may not have it all together shirt he left the ring, he was plunged into a “black hole of despair.” He thought he had died, and a giant hand was carrying him out of the dark emptiness surrounding him. As the water poured down on him, Foreman began to shout, “Hallelujah, I’m clean! Hallelujah, I’ve been born again!” George went forth to preach the word and only returned to the ring to fund his youth center. His original goal of raising money for the kids and his church turned into the most unlikely crusade in the history of the sport, when George knocked out Michael Moorer on November 5, 1994, to win the WBA and IBF Heavyweight Championship titles at the age of 45. Ten years later, Foreman returned to boxing at the age of 38, not because he wanted to fight again, but because his youth center and church were in desperate financial trouble, and his wife would not let him use any more of their savings. So George returned to, as he put it, “raise money for the kids!”