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George Foreman wants to fight Steven Seagal—and the internet wants it more

Foreman says his opponent will be paid.

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Steven Seagal and George Foreman

Former boxer George Foreman apparently caught Steven Seagal’s appearance on Good Morning Britain last week and decided that the black-belt-holding actor looked ready for a fight. Seagal actually looked more prepared to become the villain of a new action movie, but on Monday, Foreman challenged him via Twitter to a boxing match in Las Vegas.

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People debated who would win. Many were in favor of Foreman.

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Even Freddie Prinze Jr. weighed in. (He’s team Foreman.) The actor said he believes that Seagal will hide from the challenge.

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Foreman responded to Prinze Jr. by saying that Seagal won’t hide because he’ll apparently be paid for this fight.

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And several people responded with doctored Seagal/Foreman fight gifs.

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So why does Foreman want to fight Seagal? Foreman says that it’s because “he is a true fight and big enough.”

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Also, “he really can fight.”

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Seagal’s comments about America last week didn’t seem to provoke Foreman. Instead, he simply sees the boxing match as a sport.

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Foreman also says that Seagal is “free to use whatever” in the fight.

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Still, both men are in their 60s, and Foreman admitted that the match might be tiring for both parties.

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Seagal, who hasn’t tweeted since April, was silent about the match. Your move, Seagal.

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