He stopped Frazier in an upset in Jamaica in January 1973 to win the belt, with his knockout inspiring Howard Cosell’s iconic call: “Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!” Foreman defended ...

Foreman’s dominance in the 2-round fight was so unexpected that Howard Cosell’s repeated cry of “Down goes Frazier!” became iconic for its genuine shock. Foreman was the last of the three ...

The odds favored “Smokin’ Joe,” but Foreman dismantled him in two rounds, knocking him down six times — each fall punctuated by Howard Cosell’s iconic cry, “Down goes Frazier!” ...

The aftershocks carried over the decades, and Howard Cosell’s words from that night have become like a soundtrack to the fight game’s psyche as Foreman stood over the scene. “Down goes Frazier!

It was there that Foreman turned the boxing world’s blood cold, knocking Frazier down six times before the fight was mercifully stopped in the second round. The aftershocks carried over the decades, ...

Still, Foreman put him down six times that night -- resulting in Howard Cosell's impossible-to-ever-unhear call -- "Down goes Frazhuh!" -- before referee Arthur Mercante Sr. called a merciful end ...