“Guantanamera”
~ Celia Cruz & Jonny Pacheco

Sound check at concert for the "Rumble in the Jungle"
George Foreman vs. Muhammad Ali

- Kinshasa, Zaire; October 1974

#Congo #Kinshasa
#AfroCaribbeanSoul #RumbleInTheJungle

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A documentary a day in March. Name the film and director. Provide an image.
Film: When We Were Kings (1996)
Director: Leon Gast
#MuhammadAli #GeorgeForeman #DocumentaryChallenge #Filmsky #Boxing #MovieSky #DocumentaryFilm #RumbleInTheJungle #MovieChallenge #FilmChallenge #DocuSky

Muhammad Ali, er steht über George Foreman, die rechte Hand fast in Höhe der linken Schulter und bejubelt seinen Sieg.

Moinsen vom Niederrhein. Cassius Marcellus Clay, besser bekannt als Muhammad Ali, wäre Heute 84 Jahre alt geworden. Er wird in allen Belangen immer mein Idol bleiben. Der Enkel ist da, also bis Morgen. Natürlich nur mit
#MuckeGegenHass

🤘🏍️🎸🤘☕☕
Champ, ich vergesse Dich nicht.
#RumbleInTheJungle

Farage is ducking Polanski's call for a one-to-one debate Polanski seems to have got Farage running scared, which must be a nightmare for the chain smoking Reform leader

#Farage is having the opposite problem to what a baby has when you play #peek-a-boo. @zackpolanski.bsky.social didn’t appear out of nowhere; Farage just hadn’t heard of him because he wasn’t involved in #left-wing politics

Is there going to be a #RumbleInTheJungle?

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Muhammad Ali's legendary "Rumble in the Jungle" didn't just shock the world—it took place in Zaire, which we now call the Democratic Republic of Congo. #RandomFact #BoxingHistory #MuhammadAli #RumbleInTheJungle #SportsTrivia

On this day in history:

Oct 30, 1974: Ali KO’s Foreman in Zaire—“Rumble in the Jungle” as anti-colonial theater. Rope-a-dope = resistance strategy. Crown reclaimed, Black pride globalized. #Ali #RumbleInTheJungle

51 anos do está considerado un dos mellores combates de boxeo de todos os tempos.
O Ali-Foreman en Kinsasa.
#muhammadali
#aliforeman
#rumbleinthejungle

Muhammad Ali stands above George Foreman as Foreman attempts to rise from the mat.

30 October 1974: The 'Rumble in the Jungle' heavyweight boxing title-bout between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Zaire. #History

Former champion Muhammad Ali beat undefeated world heavyweight champion Foreman by a knock-out. #RumbleInTheJungle

3 Screenshots from the movie "Ali" (2001): First, a man speaks into a microphone with a focused crowd behind him, including a shirtless boxer. Second, a close-up of a man looking intensely at another person in front of him, with blurred figures in the background. Third, two boxers stand face to face, a referee with a microphone between them, surrounded by a small group of men, under bright overhead lights.

Oct 30th 1974 - The #RumbleInTheJungle. Undefeated heavyweight champion George Foreman fought challenger Muhammad Ali.

📽️📅 Ali (2001)

Another #SVRSugar #MV to get hype for #RumbleInTheJungle which is SOON!

You’re not gonna wanna miss it! 😘

🗓️ TONIGHT!!!
🕕 6pm EST/11pm UK
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#WWE #WWE2K25 #WWE2K26 #WWEGames #UwU #COHRumbleInTheJungle #UwUMovement #PunkTactics #Wrestling

Little #SVRSugar #Promo video to head into @COHwrestling1 #RumbleInTheJungle tomorrow 💅🏻

🗓️ TOMORROW
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#WWE #WWE2K25 #WWE2K26 #WWEGames #UwU #BBNOMONEY #LEGENDARY #COHRumbleInTheJungle #BABYNOMONEY #NSFW (Song name) #HASHTAG #MV #VIDEOEDIT

Another Example Of Why UKPW Wrestling Is Good👍🏼 @ukpw.bsky.social
#++ #igloouk #r #ukpw #fullshow #britwres #wrestling #wrassling #wreslin #wraslin #wrasslin #wrass #prowrestling #wrestlingonbsky #tapout #lovewrestling #wrestlesky #indiewrestling #digfan #uk #wrestlingunderground #rumbleinthejungle

James Brown - Soul Power (live in Zaire '74)

#readandplay (423)
#MusicChallenge
#MusicSky
#Funk
#JamesBrown
#RumbleInTheJungle

Are you ready for your liver to quiver? You might want to watch this, then. Not just Soul Power in this vid, btw.

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Zoals Foreman in 1974 de #RumbleInTheJungle dacht te gaan winnen, plaatste Pogacar zijn ultieme aanval op de Butte de Montmartre.

Maar helaas, ze liepen tegen een combinatie van dreunen op hun muil waardoor ze knock-out gingen, door respectievelijk Muhammad Ali en Wout van Aert

#TdF25 #Tdf2025

#RumbleintheJungle

Did elmo just said that humpty is stalling the epstein files cause he is in it… with minors..
Did he actually suggests that he rigged the elections for him..?

#GetThePopcornOut

#BiggstAndWorstSoapOftheCentury

#Fugees #ATribeCalledQuest #BustaRhymes #RumbleInTheJungle

#bigGeorge
#rumbleInTheJungle

Who’s watching The Rumble in the Jungle tonight?

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#ripgeorgeforeman
#boxing
#rumbleinthejungle

#RIPGeorgeForeman, 76 is not really a high age. He was a legend, the #RumbleInTheJungle fight´s even been made to a song. He fought against #MuhammedAli back then, maybe they´ll meet again in heaven.
💖💖💖
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Rumble in the Jungle – Wikipedia

Legendärer Box-Schwergewichtsweltmeister George #Foreman (`Rumble in the Jungle´) verstarb im Alter von 76 Jahren.

R.I.P.

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#legend #Boxen #boxing #sports #MuhammadAli #RumbleInTheJungle

George Foreman, former heavyweight boxing champion, dies at 76 The two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist died on Friday, his family announced in a statement.

Legendary fighter George Foreman dies at 76.

#georgeforeman #rumbleinthejungle #heavyweightchampion #Olympicchampion #HallOfFamer #boxing

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Heavyweight boxing great George Foreman dead at 76 Former heavyweight champion George Foreman, who lost to Muhammad Ali in boxing’s iconic 1974 ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ before reclaiming the title two decades later, died on Friday, aged 76, his family says. Fondly known as ‘Big George’, Foreman dropped out of school as a teenager and went on to become an Olympic champion and later a legend of boxing. He fought 81 times as a professional, winning 76, 68 of those by knockout. As well as boxing, he put his name to the George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine, appearing smiling and friendly in the TV ads, becoming a celebrity outside the sport. “With profound sorrow we announce the passing of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr, who peacefully departed on 21 March, surrounded by loved ones,” Foreman’s family say in a statement on Instagram. “We are grateful for the outpouring of love and prayers, and kindly ask for privacy as we honour the extraordinary life of a man we were blessed to call our own.” Boxing promoter Bob Arum saluted Foreman as “one of the biggest punchers and personalities the sport has ever seen.” Born in Texas on 10 January, 1949, Foreman grew up in Houston. The man who raised him was frequently absent and often drunk. Foreman only found out that JD Foreman was not his biological father after he won the world heavyweight title when his real father, a decorated World War II veteran, got in touch. As an adolescent, Foreman flirted with crime and left school at 16. “At 13-years-old, George was about 6-foot-2, 200 pounds and the terrorist in the neighborhood,” his younger brother Roy told the BBC in 2024. “And when you’re bigger and stronger and think you’re better than everyone else, you take things.” Foreman took up boxing. “I tried boxing just to show my friends that I wasn’t afraid,” Foreman said later. “Well, 25 fights and one year later, I was an Olympic gold medalist.” At the Mexico Games in 1968, the 19-year-old Foreman bludgeoned his way to the super-heavyweight gold. As he celebrated his final victory, 10 days after fellow African Americans Tommie Smith and John Carlos had made a black power salute following the 200m track final, Foreman waved an American flag in the ring. Foreman fell ill after a fight in March 1977 and said he sensed God telling him to change his life. He retired aged 28 and became an ordained minister. When he announced his comeback 10 years later, bald where he had once sported an Afro and flabby instead of chiseled, it seemed like a boxing gimmick. He wrote later that he needed money for his youth centre. Over the next three years he fought 21 times, mostly against mediocre opponents, winning every bout, 20 of them inside the distance. A big name in a weakened and fragmented division, he earned a title shot against Evander Holyfield in 1991 and then against Tommy Morrison two years later, losing both on points. In November 1994 he faced Michael Moorer, who had dethroned Holyfield. In the same shorts he had worn 20 years and six days earlier against Ali, Foreman was trailing badly when he caught Moorer on the chin in the 10th for a knockout. At 45 years and 299 days old, he was the oldest heavyweight world champion. He was stripped of first his WBA title and then his IBF crown for refusing to fight nominated opponents but won three more fights and was still “lineal” world champion when he lost on points to Shannon Briggs in 1997, aged 48, and retired again. Foreman, who hosted a 1996 TV programme ‘Bad Dads’, married four times, fathering 10 children and adopting two. He named all his five sons George Edward, explaining that he wanted them to know, ”If one of us goes up, then we all go up together, and if one goes down, we all go down together!” — IOL/AFP The post Heavyweight boxing great George Foreman dead at 76 appeared first on The Namibian.

#GeorgeForeman #BoxingLegend #HeavyweightChampion #RumbleInTheJungle #MuhammadAli

Murió el gran George Foreman, dos veces campeón del mundo de los pesos pesados El exboxeador estadounidense George Foreman, dos veces campeón del mundo en la categoría de peso pesado -en 1973 y 1994- y medalla de oro en los Juegos Olímpicos de México en 1968, murió el viernes a los 76 años.

Murió el gran George Foreman, dos veces campeón del mundo de los pesos pesados | vía #UChileRadio

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#boxeo #georgeforeman #joefrazier #muhammadali #rumbleinthejungle

“Sports are sports. It’s all about how we carry ourselves out of the ring.”

Rest in peace to a boxing giant, and a man who proved you’re never too old to make a difference. #georgeforeman #rumbleinthejungle #heayweightchampion #olympicchampion

#RumbleInTheJungle
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Big Unk George Forman has walked on. 🥺 🕊️

#RumbleintheJungle #GeorgeFormanGrill

Heavyweight boxing great George Foreman dead at 76 Former heavyweight champion George Foreman, who lost to Muhammad Ali in boxing’s iconic 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle” before reclaiming the title two decades later, died Friday aged 76, his family said. Fondly known as Big George, Foreman dropped out of school as a teenager and went on to become an Olympic champion and later a legend of boxing. He fought 81 times as a professional, winning 76, 68 of those by knockout. As well as boxing he put his name to the “George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine,” appearing smiling and friendly in the TV ads, becoming a celebrity outside the sport. “With profound sorrow we announce the passing of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr, who peacefully departed on March 21, 2025, surrounded by loved ones,” Foreman’s family said in a statement on Instagram. “We are grateful for the outpouring of love and prayers, and kindly ask for privacy as we honor the extraordinary life of a man we were blessed to call our own.” Legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum saluted Foreman as “one of the biggest punchers and personalities the sport has ever seen.” Born in Texas on January 10, 1949, Foreman grew up in Houston. The man who raised him was frequently absent and often drunk. Foreman only found out that J. D. Foreman was not his biological father after he won the world heavyweight title when his real father, a decorated World War II veteran, got in touch. As an adolescent, Foreman flirted with crime and left school at 16. “At 13-years-old, George was about 6-foot-2, 200 pounds and the terrorist in the neighborhood,” his younger brother Roy told the BBC in 2024. “And when you’re bigger and stronger and think you’re better than everyone else, you take things.” Foreman took up boxing. “I tried boxing just to show my friends that I wasn’t afraid,” Foreman said later. “Well, 25 fights and one year later, I was an Olympic gold medalist.” At the Mexico Games in 1968, the 19-year-old Foreman bludgeoned his way to the super-heavyweight gold. As he celebrated his final victory, 10 days after fellow African Americans Tommie Smith and John Carlos had made a black power salute following the 200m track final, Foreman waved an American flag in the ring. At 6-foot-4 (1.93m), “Big George” was larger and stronger than the other leading heavyweights of the time. He was light on his feet, but slugged his way through the professional ranks to earn a heavyweight title shot against champion Joe Frazier, demolishing the champion in two rounds. By the time he fought his third title defence over 15 rounds against Ali in October 1974 in Kinshasa, Foreman was unbeaten in 40 professional bouts. He had won all but three inside the distance and had not needed to develop stamina. Ali’s “rope-a-dope” tactics exhausted the big man, who lost in eight rounds. The defeat punctured Foreman’s intimidating aura, not least in his own mind. “I just couldn’t believe I’d lost the world title,” he said later. “It was the most embarrassing moment of my life. It went from pride to pity. That’s devastating.” His campaign for another title shot ended when he lost on points to another contender, Jimmy Young, in March 1977 on a hot night in Puerto Rico. Foreman fell ill after the fight and said he sensed God telling him to change his life. He retired aged 28 and became an ordained minister. When he announced his comeback 10 years later, bald where he had once sported an Afro and flabby instead of chiseled, it seemed like a boxing gimmick. He wrote later that he needed money for his youth center. Over the next three years he fought 21 times, mostly against mediocre opponents, winning every bout, 20 of them inside the distance. A big name in a weakened and fragmented division, he earned a title shot against Evander Holyfield in 1991 and then against Tommy Morrison two years later, losing both on points. In November 1994 he faced Michael Moorer, who had dethroned Holyfield. In the same shorts he had worn 20 years and six days earlier against Ali, Foreman was trailing badly when he caught Moorer on the chin in the 10th for a knockout. At 45 years and 299 days old he was the oldest heavyweight world champion. He was stripped of first his WBA title and then his IBF crown for refusing to fight nominated opponents but won three more fights and was still “lineal” world champion when he lost on points to Shannon Briggs in 1997, aged 48, and retired again. Foreman, who hosted a 1996 TV programme “Bad Dads,” married four times, fathering 10 children and adopting two. He named all his five sons George Edward, explaining that he wanted them to know, “‘If one of us goes up, then we all go up together, and if one goes down, we all go down together!’” The post Heavyweight boxing great George Foreman dead at 76 appeared first on The Namibian.

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#RIP George Foreman #RumbleInTheJungle

RIP George Foreman 🥊😢 #RumbleInTheJungle

Two-time heavyweight champ Foreman dies at 76 George Foreman, a two-time heavyweight champion, Olympic gold medalist and Hall of Fame boxer, died Friday at age 76.

Heavyweight #boxing champ #GeorgeForeman has died 🥊 #RumbleintheJungle #WhenWeWereKings
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