Fit and active at 51, Michael Moorer looks like he could still be in the ring. During a visit with Lifestyles for the Disabled, the former heavyweight champion Michael shared how sticking to his convictions helped him achieve his goals.
(Written collaboratively by Steven Filoramo and Joseph Padalino for Life-Wire News Service with Edward Gregory.)
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– Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion (in black fleece), signs autographs with folks from Lifestyles for the Disabled at Fast Break in Tottenville. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Joseph Padalino, Life-Wire News reporter, shares a laugh with former heavyweight champion Michael Moorer, after their interview. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Former heavyweight champion Michael Moorer greets Anthony Buscarello at Fast Break in Richmond Valley. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion, interviewed by Steven Filoramo, Life-Wire News reporter. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Joseph Padalino, Life-Wire News reporter, interviews Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion (center in black fleece), with Lifestyles for the Disabled at Fast Break in Tottenville. (Life-Wire News/Antonio Pabon) Life-Wire News– Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion, William Braddy, and Scott Salinardi, Associate Executive Director of Lifestyles. (Life-Wire News/Meredith Arout) Life-Wire News– Elias Diaz, Senior Habilitation Specialist; Michael Moorer, former heavyweight champion; Mark Collins, Director of Day Habilitation Services, Lifestyles. (Life-Wire News/Antonio Pabon) Life-Wire News
