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By round eight, Foreman’s punches slowed, and his legs wobbled. Ali snapped a right cross that sent the champion sprawling. The rope-a-dope wasn’t just a strategy.

Foreman said in 2016, “I realized a part of me slipped away, and I called it the greatest part – Muhammad Ali,” in reaction to the death of his best friend.

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In 2012, Foreman was at Ali’s 70th birthday party at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas. It was a fundraiser spurred by Ali, who suffered from Parkinson’s disease.

Foreman attended Ali's memorial and funeral service when Ali died in 2016. But the relationship got off to a rocky start in 1974 leading up to "The Rumble in the Jungle,'' their fight in Zaire.