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The celebrity news site said "TMS" Quote the police in Houston State TexasOn Saturday, security services await the results of the autopsy to find out why the death of Freda boxing, aged 42.
Police said that she would not disclose any information pending the results of the autopsy and investigations and that she did not wish to make any predictions about the mysterious death of the daughter of George Foreman.
Freda, who lives with her husband and daughter, started boxing in the midfield in 2001 and has won five straight victories, including three knockouts, before losing the following year, according to the British newspaper Mill Online.
She announced her retirement after the loss, under the pressure of her father boxer George Foreman, Who had lost the famous meeting in front of the boxer Muhammad Ali In Kinshasa, Zaire (today Democratic Republic of the Congo) in 1974.
Frida wrote on her Twitter account "In addition to being loved by my family, a good mother, a wife and a friend, I am eager to make a difference in the US criminal justice system."
Frida attended Sam Houston State University, where she studied science. "Criminal Justice".
She has appeared in many programs and documentaries, including "Beyond Glory" and "10 Things to Test" and others.
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Security services are waiting for the results of the autopsy to understand why 42-year-old boxer Freda has passed away, the TMS-based celebrity information website said Saturday.
Police said that she would not disclose any information pending the results of the autopsy and investigations and that she did not wish to make any predictions about the mysterious death of the daughter of George Foreman.
Freda, who lives with her husband and daughter, started boxing in the midfield in 2001 and has won five straight victories, including three knockouts, before losing the following year, according to the British newspaper Mill Online.
She announced her retirement after the defeat, under pressure from her father, boxer George Foreman, who had lost the famous match against boxer Mohammed Ali in Kinshasa, Zaire (1974).
"In addition to being loved by my family, a good mother, a wife and a friend, I look forward to making a positive difference in the US criminal justice system," wrote Frida on Twitter.
Frida attended Sam Houston University, where she studied "Criminal Justice".
She has appeared in numerous programs and documentaries, including Beyond Glory, 10 Things to Test and many others.
