The legendary boxer challenged Steven Seagal's duel. Together they are 133 years old

68-year-old George Foreman, through Twitter, has offered Steven Seagal a 65-year duel in Las Vegas for 65 years. "Big George" would fight the rules of boxing, and the actor ... as he likes it, without weapons.

George Foreman is a gold medalist in the 1968 Olympics and a two-time world heavyweight champion. Despite his long career, he unexpectedly offered to fight Steven Seagal.

Former boxer offered a duel in Las Vegas at a distance of 10 rounds. He will fight under the rules of boxing, while the actor may use the techniques he chooses. Twitterwatchers immediately claimed that Seagal would be able to use the weapon as it does in the action films in which it occurs. Foreman quickly responded, explaining that it was a fight without any tools.

Steven Seagal is three years younger than Foreman. He is still an active actor, mostly known for action movies. However, what distinguishes it from other actors is the knowledge of Far East martial arts: aikido, judo, karate, kendo and kung fu. In his youth he went to Japan and stayed there for 15 years.