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George Foreman’s Legacy

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George Foreman’s Legacy

Matt Gagnon and his co-host discuss George Foreman’s legacy, particularly his eponymous grill, which they humorously debate about. They reminisce about using the grill in college dorms despite it being prohibited. The conversation shifts to Foreman’s boxing career, highlighting his historic fight against Muhammad Ali in the Rumble in the Jungle. They also touch on the Democratic Republic of Congo and its political instability. The segment ends with a light-hearted discussion about Rocky movies, correcting Matt’s mistake about the number of films in the series and reminiscing about the characters and plotlines.

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