FOREMAN (Volume 2)

After losing to Ali in humiliating fashion, the former champ seemed to lose the brooding, menacing  aura of invincibility that propelled him to the heavweight throne.

In an attempt to restablish his place at the top of the division and hopefully secure a rematch with Ali, Foreman took part in one of the most bizarre events in the history of heavyweight boxing -  Fighting 5 men in one night!

Following the series of exhibition bouts, Foreman fought Ron Lyle over five action-packed rounds in January 1976. The bout with Lyle is regarded by many as one of the greatest heavyweight slugfests in history. That year he also faced Joe Frazier in a rematch and Scott LeDoux before dropping a 12-round decision to Jimmy Young in 1977, after which Foreman had a life-changing religious experience in the dressing room and retired from the ring to become an ordained minister.

But a decade later, Foreman embarked on one of the most improbable, yet successful, comebacks in sports history.  Foreman had changed -  He had the self awareness to look at his own behavior and challenge himself  and in doing so began a journey that would see him achieve greater success than he ever could have ever imagined when he retired for the first time.

George Foreman (Volume 2) takes you through the period following his loss to Ali, then his comeback after ten years out of the ring.