Editing George Foreman (section)

==== Foreman vs. Five ====
Foreman announced an exhibition match in 1975, billed as Foreman vs Five, where he would fight five contenders in one night. Following his first loss to Muhammad Ali and a subsequent year-long hiatus, the event was meant to re-spark interest in Foreman and showcase his strength and ability to knockout opponents. The first criticisms came as the opponents Foreman was fighting were revealed to be journeymen with sub-par or inexperienced records. This energy transferred over to the night of the event as Foreman was met with boos from the crowd as well as antagonistic chants of "Ali! Ali! Ali" as he made his appearance and walked out to the ring. While in the ring, Foreman began to verbally spar with Ali, who was commentating ring-side with [[Howard Cosell]]. After knocking-out opponents, Foreman would walk over to his corner and begin to taunt Ali, to which Ali responded by yelling advice to Foreman's opponents mid-fight.<ref name="Deadspin1"/> Foreman was met with jeers all throughout the night as the crowd grew increasingly displeased at Foreman's defeats of his first three opponents, all by knockout. After the initial victories, Foreman, now completely enraged and exhausted, was unable to beat his last two opponents, who were met with cheers and applause for lasting against the former champion. The event was initially meant to bolster support for Foreman's comeback, though the public was now even more unsure of his abilities.<ref name="Deadspin1">{{cite news |last1=Howard |first1=Greg |title=The Night A Heartbroken George Foreman Boxed Five Men In One Hour |url=https://deadspin.com/the-night-a-heartbroken-george-foreman-boxed-five-men-i-1680038703/ |access-date=March 27, 2025 |work=Deadspin |date=January 16, 2015}}</ref>