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** FILE ** Trevor Berbick, left, and Muhammad Ali seem to have an equal reach as they slug it out during a Friday night boxing match in this Dec. 12, 1981 file photo in Nassau, Bahamas. Berbick, who lost his heavyweight title to Mike Tyson and was the last boxer to fight Muhammad Ali, was found dead Saturday, Oct. 28, 2006, in a church courtyard in Kingston, Jamaica, police said. He was 52. (AP Photo)
World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali indulges in his usual intimidating staring routine against British heavyweight champion Richard Dunn, left, when they met at Quaglino's Restaurant, London, on March 10, 1976. The confrontation was to boost sales of tickets for Dunn's challenge bout for the vacant European title against Bernd August, of West Germany at the Royal Albert Hall on April 6. Also for the proposed Ali-Dunn bout for the world title in Munich on May 24. (AP Photo)
George Foreman laughs under his headgear at N'Sele, Zaire on Oct. 15, 1974, after he boxed the first sparring rounds since he suffered an injury over his right eye 29 days ago. The injury had forced a 5 week delay of his fight with Muhammad Ali. "Stand up and applaud" the laughing heavyweight world champion shouted to training observers from Ali's camp. (AP Photo/Horst Faas)
George Foreman, world heavyweight champion, stands in the ring at his training camp in N'Sele, Zaire on Monday, Sept. 30, 1974 as he resumed workouts two weeks after he suffered the cut over his right eye that delayed his fight with Muhammad Ali. Foreman shadow boxed for five rounds and exercised with the speedbag. (AP Photo/Horst Faas)
George Foreman, world heavyweight champion, hits bag with a barrage of heavy punches at N'Sele, Zaire on Sunday, Sept. 15, 1974 under the eyes of a young Zaire boxing fan squatting on floor and a mixed Zaire-American crowd in background. Foreman's workout in the presidential compound at N'Sele did not include any sparring matches. The champ will fight challenger Muhammad Ali in a title bout on September 24 in Kinshasa, Zaire. (AP Photo/Horst Faas)
Heavyweight champion George Foreman, left, trades punches with sparring partner Stan Ward of Sacramento, Calif., during a workout on August 16, 1974 in a San Francisco gym. Foreman, whose training camp is set up in Pleasanton, Calif., came to San Francisco for the workout, open to the public. He's in training for his September 24 fight in Africa with Muhammad Ali. Foreman plans to leave about on September 8 for Africa. (AP Photo/Anthony Camerano)
Heavyweight champion George Foreman winds up a right as he works out on the heavy bag on August 7, 1974 at his training camp at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, California. That's trainer Dick Sadler hanging onto the bag. Foreman is in training for a defense of his title against Muhammad Ali in September. The fight will be in Africa. (AP Photo/Robert Houston)
A picture taken in January 1973 of US heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frazier during a training in Kingston before his match against George Foreman.Joe Frazier, the former undisputed heavyweight champ famed for his epic fights against Muhammad Ali, died on November 7, 2011 after a brief but brave battle with liver cancer. He was 67. The family issued a statement confirming Frazier's death late Monday night. The boxing icon won an Olympic gold medal in a brilliant career that spanned almost 20 years but he was best known for fighting Ali in a famed 1970s trilogy of bouts, including the epic "Thrilla in Manila." AFP PHOTO / FILES
A picture taken in January 1973 of US heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frazier during a training in Kingston before his match against George Foreman.Joe Frazier, the former undisputed heavyweight champ famed for his epic fights against Muhammad Ali, died on November 7, 2011 after a brief but brave battle with liver cancer. He was 67. The family issued a statement confirming Frazier's death late Monday night. The boxing icon won an Olympic gold medal in a brilliant career that spanned almost 20 years but he was best known for fighting Ali in a famed 1970s trilogy of bouts, including the epic "Thrilla in Manila." AFP PHOTO / FILES
