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Michael Moorer

Era - 1980s / 2000s - Boxing - Heavyweight

The first southpaw to win the lineal Heavyweight title, and a champion at both Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight, Michael Moorer's resume is enormously impressive, despite being best known for being knocked out by a 45 year old George Foreman.

Moorer came up through the famous Kronk Gym, trained by the great Emanuel Steward, and quickly moved up through the ranks in the LHW divsion, winning the title in 1988 and railing off a 24 fight knockout streak along the way. He eventually went to Heavyweight in 1991, unable to continue making weight for the lighter class, and continued his impressive run, defeating Bert Cooper and Evander Holyfield to take their belts. It was after these fights that Moorer found himself matched up against George Foreman in 1994. Foreman, twenty years out from the last time he held the belt, was favored by the fans, but not the bookies. Moorer outboxed him for most of the fight, but the ageless power of Foreman took its toll by the tenth round, and a straight right put Moorer out.

Moorer would continue in his carrer, winning against Axel Schultz for his belt, and defeated Francois Botha before falling in defeat in an exciting rematch with Evander Holyfield.

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Attire:
1. Yellow with red
2. Green with light green
3. Light Heavyweight red with yellow
4. Training attire with wrist wraps