69K views · 1.3K reactions | Bob Foster relieved Dick Tiger of his...

51K views · 237 reactions | Bob Foster walked into heavyweight hell knowing he was outmatched — and somehow left Muhammad Ali bleeding for the first time ever. It wasn’t a win, but it shocked the crowd, rattled the legend, and turned a “mismatch” into boxing folklore.  Was this courage, madness, or the bravest loss ever? Fans are still arguing in the comments. | Gethin Anthony | Facebook

14K views · 520 reactions | A visit to the Bob Dylan Center offers...

36K views · 713 reactions | 'One of the requirements for success in boxing, is that you be a little bit mean - not dirty or unethical, but simply mean. When the bell rings, it means one thing to me. That's to go out there and make a mess of the other guy. Mere knockouts are often merciful. But a lot of guys who aren't good enough to have a chance to beat you are tough enough to prevent you from flattening them in a hurry.' - Bob Foster | The Loneliest Sport | Facebook

752K views · 11K reactions | Muhammad Ali vs. Bob Foster, billed as The Sound and the Fury,November 21, 1972, | I love BOXE | Facebook

Muhammad Ali vs Bob Foster: When a fearless champion moved up to face greatness — blood drawn, limits exposed, and a heavyweight truth revealed. Full video in comments 👇 | Gethin Anthony

Everyone expected Muhammad Ali to dominate Bob Foster — nobody expected to see Ali cut and bleeding. A smaller champion refused to bow, absorbed punishment, and earned something rarer than victory: respect. This fight wasn’t about belts — it was about heart versus inevitability. 👉 Did Foster prove greatness doesn’t always mean winning? The comments are divided. | Bibiano Fernandes