Former World Champion Boxer 🥊 Rabbi | Discipline. Faith. Fight. Lessons from the ring for real life
New York, NY
Joined July 2020
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Brooklyn today: a homeless guy asked me for help. I offered him about $2.00 in change. He looked at it and said, “I don’t take change,” then walked away. 🤷
Happy Birthday, Israel.
May the Shield of David, and the merit of his lineage, watch over you always.
Home of resilience, faith, courage, and eternal hope.
A light among nations, a refuge for the scattered, and a land where ancient prayers still rise into the modern sky.
Put on Rocky IV for my 9y/o last night. During #Rocky vs #IvanDrago he was rooting for Drago.
Nine years of parenting… and he chose the Soviet machine. #RockyIV 🤷
Who knew? I truly didn’t expect this. Life is full of surprises, and this is a beautiful one.
Honored to be inducted into the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame. From every struggle, every round, every lesson, every setback and comeback… it all meant something.
Love to you all
Yuri Foreman retweeted
Mazel Tov, @YForeman on his selection to the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 2026. I was proud to nominate him.
jewishsportshof.org/2026-cla…
Strength passed down through discipline.
Wisdom passed down through example.
Courage passed down through action.
What they gave was more than fights,
it was a way of standing in the ring. When we carry it forward,
they live on.
This is immortality.
M A R V E L O U S
M — Mean intentions
A — Always advancing
R — Ruthless combinations
V — Violence with purpose
E — Endurance under fire
L — Legendary toughness
O — Old-school grit
U — Unyielding will
S — Savage discipline
When you say ‘hold my beer, I got this’… but you absolutely do NOT got this.
Drop your funniest caption 👇
Power without discipline is noise.
Discipline without purpose is empty.
A real #fighter balances both. #SalvadorSanchez had it all. A true master of #SweetScience
On this day, I want to honor and reflect on the incredible life of Sir Nicholas Winton, a true Tzadik (righteous person). Winton risked his life to save 669 Jewish children during the Holocaust, giving them a chance to live and thrive. For decades, his heroic deeds went unrecognized, as he quietly embodied the essence of humility and righteousness.
Toward the end of his life, he was reunited with many of the children he had saved, now adults with families of their own. Witnessing that moment is a powerful reminder of the incredible impact one person’s actions can have—not just on individuals but on generations.
Sir Nicholas Winton transcended the boundaries of what it means to be human. He teaches us that good deeds often happen quietly, behind the camera, and without the expectation of recognition. His story is an eternal lesson for all of us, regardless of race, religion, or creed.
May his memory be a blessing, always. Let us honor him by striving collectively to spread Divine light, peace, and kindness in our own lives.
(3) Catherine the Great (1762–1796)
•Duration: 34 years
•One of the most renowned rulers in Russian history, famous for cultural and territorial expansion.
