Every time I'm feeling "too old" to do something physical, I try to remember the baddest man on the planet was older than I am now - a fact that is still crazy to achy 'old' me now.
If you're interested in seeing an interesting conversation one of his sons has with brilliant comedian Daniel Tosh, where they talk about his legendary father, check out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itWm0ZLwcus
What a cultured man, raised by a true man of God. George Foreman is a testament to the best of humanity, and this one son (at least) is a testament to that humanity.
What a life, what a legacy!
That aside, I used to love Tosh.0, and didn't even know he was still around. I'm a little sad to see him becoming and even sounding like Bill Maher. The old edge pusher is gone, understandably. We all got old and I hate it :).
And I still think he's super funny, if not quite so edgy. His "WWJD rubber bracelet" bit has one of my favorite punchlines ever.
If you want to see a great (IMO) younger comedian, check out Greer Barnes. I discovered him yesterday and I've not laughed that hard at a comedian in quite a while. He is next-level brilliant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8alpJV1V9pM
Peace be with you, friend.
All I meant to imply is that he and we are getting old, but it is weird to me how much he sounds like Maher to me in that clip.