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💥 BIG GEORGE Foreman Vs BOOM BOOM Kirkman 💥 Witness the battle between George “Big George“ Foreman (23-0, 20 KOs) and Boone Kirkman (22-1, 19 KOs) in a thrilling heavyweight contest at the iconic Madison Square Garden! 📅 Date: November 18, 1970 🌍 Location: Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 🔍 Referee: Arthur Mercante 🏆 10-Round Heavyweight Contest 🥊 GEORGE “BIG GEORGE“ FOREMAN, the hard-hitting young heavyweight, continued his meteoric rise with a perfect undefeated record, known for his brutal knockout power and imposing physical presence in the ring. 🥊 BOONE “BOOM BOOM“ KIRKMAN, a tough and determined contender, entered the ring with a strong record, hoping to test the rising star and cement his position as a serious threat in the heavyweight division. 🔥 Relive the explosive action as Foreman dominated Kirkman from the opening bell, knocking him down multiple times before securing a TKO victory in round 2. Foreman’s relentless power and aggression were on full display as he took another step towards heavyweight greatness in this dominant performance. 📌 There was a crowd of 18,036 at Madison Square Garden, which generated a gate of $196,026. Foreman rushed out of his corner at the start of round one and pushed Kirkman down to the canvas. Referee Arthur Mercante warned Foreman for his rough tactics. Foreman dropped Kirkman with a right in the final minute of the first round. Kirkman got up at the count of three. Foreman again pushed Kirkman down to the canvas at the end of the first round. At the bell, Mercante took the round away from Foreman. Foreman dropped Kirkman with a right early in round two. Kirkman got up at the count of four. His legs were very unsteady, but Mercante allowed him to continue. After Foreman scored a second knockdown, Mercante stopped the bout to protect Kirkman from further punishment. On April 26, 1975, Foreman boxed five three-round exhibitions against five boxers in Toronto. Kirkman was the last opponent. Foreman dropped him in the first round, but Kirkman came back and stunned Foreman with a left hook in round two. The exhibition went the full three rounds.
