Evander Holyfield & Riddick Bowe FACE TO FACE At The Heavyweight Factory!

2 undisputed champions meet and have great interaction at a local South Florida Boxing Gym

[@bobber0623]

Getting free advice from probably one of the top five greatest pound for pound fighters in boxing history. That is a lucky fighter

[@PeteOrta]

Evander’s boxing IQ is off the charts.

[@themaze45]

Man I love this...they had the greatest battle triple series of boxing of alll time!!

[@chriswylie253]

Oh please do a reality show with Evander and Riddick at this gym....Talented prospects come in...Old fight stories...think of all the cameos of people that could come in and help train prospects...Tyson...Roach...again the stories...Internet media could handle a show like this now....wasn't developed enough when Sly did the Contender...Leave it just like this...Evander..Riddick and the owner operators...Add fighters...their relationships...goals..

[@bettyparnell649]

They need a show!

[@SouthpawLD]

Evander don't give Bowe a break!! lol He stay on his ass!! lol I know it's all outta love. Many of ya'll don't understand it, but these moments are golden! Keep em coming!!

[@rickwilliams9618]

Gotta love Big Daddy and The Real Deal!

[@-dynamite8005]

Man that gym looks nice 👍

[@worldpeace3363]

Evander is amazing ! Probably I would say the toughest heavyweight ever in the history of boxing.

[@easygrin1127]

Well not The toughest.... not tougher than George Foreman or Smoking Joe or Mohammed Ali.... but him and Riddick are both up there with the greats

[@joeblough261]

@@easygrin1127 Holy was way tougher than George, at least the 1st version...ain't no way anybody getting him to quit the way Ali and Jimmy Young did. But he is as tough as Ali and Joe, all 3 of them boys, there was no quit them dogs. When Ali got up from that famous Frazier left hook....or when Holy fought back and nearly got Bowe in the 10th rd. of their 1st fight, after a bunch and beating that would've KO'd just about anyone else. And honestly, Bowe showed how truly tough he was in those Golota fights, esp. the 2nd one...

[@ThisIsHolyJJ]

Holyfield is my all time favourite heavyweight. I think he's one of the very few heavyweights from the last 50 years that could have fought and succeeded in any era, including the 15 rounders during the incredibly tough era of the 40s and 50s.

[@neallaroy3557]

That's The Best Part of watching these videos is getting The Knowledge from The Legends #HolyfieldisaLivingLegend

[@andydigelsomina7888]

I love those guys, Tru School rules!

[@liberty5069]

Holyfield always working hard to wake up Big Daddy

[@roycecourt1117]

How awesome is it to be sparring and then when your done being able to ask evander freakin holyfield, "hey what did you think of that" it just dosent get any better than that

[@romeokurtali1336]

Great fighters ... respect

[@lilbru]

Evander is the mentally toughest HW of the 90's and the best heavyweight of the 90s.

[@martinamicflyy2618]

Enigmatic 1 Your actually describing Mike Tyson! Ps.............. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ3Yf6iMpZeSiqc

[@bobber0623]

@@martinamicflyy2618 No way. Now if your talking about the 80's you would have to split it up between Holmes Tyson but in the 90's Tyson lost to Douglas, Holyfield Twice, Not sure if it was in the 90's but also to Lewis. Who in the 90's did Tyson beat for you to say it that? And mentally tough, please the mental aspect of the sport was his weakest point

[@malikh7761]

@@bobber0623 he lost to lewis in 2002

[@malikh7761]

Holyfield wasnt the best heavyweight of the 90s. In my opinion bowe was the best 90s heavyweight early 90s then late 90s was Lennox but when it comes to heart holyfield is in a league of his own

[@jacobnieves9505]

@@malikh7761 bowe? Lennox beat him he was the best all throughout the 90s😂

[@jonlebon5086]

I like hearing Evander talk boxing

[@enzowolfe2100]

Best Trilogy ever!

[@davidholcomb9393]

These are solid gold video clips of two great champions . And Evander gave that young heavyweight good advice. Fight your fight and stay behind your jab since your a big man fight like it with power and get off first.

[@techmaven5900]

Telling the kid just how Bowe fought him...lol

[@medievalknievel]

kept catchin myself leanin into the screen lol, damn this is solid gold...Respect

[@joeblough261]

Ha! Me too. I swear Holyfield made a Clubber Lang reference to boot.

[@yfytgfjhgkjhg]

This is gold :)

[@Skeedboogman]

Thank you for capturing great moments like this

[@glenardensfinest]

Great Segment!!!!💯

[@jumpropefitness7661]

Words of wisdom from the Champ.

[@brenttaylordotus]

Damn that was excellent.

[@bobber0623]

Two guys that realize boxing is a sport. It is an unusual sport granted where you actually trying to hurt the other guy but i love how Bowe and Holy can leave everything in the ring. The thing about these two is the didnt want to stop fighting. Watch the end of the second fight. Lewis had to tackle holyfield to keep them for still fighting after the fight was over

[@seanminkins7701]

You man Emmanuel Stewart who was Lewis trainer.

[@dannyburch2122]

Holyfeild Warrior.

[@sullieking]

Great stuff 😀😀😀

[@matthewfrench2871]

great vid

[@bobber0623]

My top three greatest pound for pound not in any order is Sugar Ray Robison, Evander Holyfield and Sugar Ray Leonard. That is opinion not fact I am sure others people have different opinions

[@ThisIsHolyJJ]

That's the first time I've seen anybody with a top 3 that is the same as my own. Good stuff brother 👍

[@scott1713]

Maan i love this!

[@kanvasloopofficialpage]

Evander Holy field is a good boxer

[@mikeh77]

Great fucking video...got to see Holy-Bowe 4 all we need is Rock Newman starting a riot

[@joeblough261]

Ha. Maybe next time Norman Stone can join in, really get things cooking

[@T12398]

how does holyfield look taller than Bowe now??

[@josephpayne4591]

Tyson fought on intimidation tactics. if he walked in and started punching you without being punched he would become more aggressive. But if you stood up and punched him back he would become frustrated and easier to fight. Evander was more of a warrior. He wasn't afraid to get into a brawl. He would take and give a punch.

[@DreChilly]

Right, I was always taught never ALLOW the other guy to just stand there ALWAYS throw the first punch because like he said chances are he's scared of taking that first hit and naturally he's going to revert to defense after that first punch. Evander said it best u can come in underneath and take a shot (that if they can even get it off) and come up and push off and BAM goodnight ladies and gentlemen

[@rickylmoe5325]

When you think about Evander you think about a boxing ,second thought a very intelligent person.

[@kanvasloopofficialpage]

The advertisement billboard was broadcasting his appearance at sugar House casino

[@DougieFresh13]

I wish there was footage from Evander Holyfield first hearing the Story of David versus Goliath. I'm sure there was a connection, for young Evander...

[@joeblough261]

Funny you say that - he was in the hotel room with his wife hours before the 1st Tyson fight and for the first time ever, he started feeling a little intimidation at the prospect of how hard Tyson hit. His wife got up and sang to him, "When the Spirit of the Lord Falls Upon My Heart, I will Dance, Like David Danced" and he said he immediately felt all nerves, fear, etc. just wash away and became fully relaxed and ready to rumble.

[@shanb1789]

@@joeblough261 where did you hear him talking about that? Would love to see that interview

[@joeblough261]

@@shanb1789 My best guess is that it was in the People Magazine that came out right after the fight. Could've been Sports Illustrated but I think People.

[@shanb1789]

@@joeblough261 thank you

[@joeblough261]

@@shanb1789 You bet. I just looked it up and I was a little off - the Fred Hammond song "When the Spirit of the Lord" was his intro music for his 2nd Tyson fight, and the song his wife played on a CD Player for him and that they danced to in the hotel room right before the 1st fight was, "Mighty Man of War". I knew this! I must be getting old or something....but the rest of the story was accurate. If you google, "Holyfield Inspired by Music and Marriage NY Times" you'll find the story detailed in the NY Times, and, then google "The lady and the champ: Evander Holyfield says God and a good wife helped him whip Tyson." has it too, and I remember reading both of them b/c of the little different details in each one. Enjoy your reading! As you can see, I'm a Holyfield fanatic, LOL.

[@christopherkahn6522]

Bowe vs. Holyfield 4 - Lol

[@robertg305]

Jessie Robinson legend

[@proplayer566]

Toooooo funny!

[@gwynionydddavies5292]

Put these boxer's,bow,evander,mike.at their best against wilder.who wins.

[@darrinvincent8790]

Holyfeild is the best pound for pound fighter that ever lived can't Beat that heart. But always loved to watch Bow fight he was awesome tough sumabitch.

[@cappy781]

Bowe and holyfield were nothing to play with in the ring. Especially holyfield he was a small heavyweight but man he crushed them all

[@screamfingers]

Can anyone elaborate what they think of what was said at 2:00? Does he mean that just because you know someones bread and butter moves doesnt mean you can predict when they will do it? Or that someone who doesnt knkow their own bread and butter moves are less predictable? Or something else?

[@joeblough261]

I think he's saying that the best fighters are unpredictable; they don't fall in love with the same pattern over and over b/c when you do that, people are watching tape and practicing for it and will catch you with a big shot. I've heard him talk about it a lot before re: Tyson - the very first punch Tyson threw in their first fight was a right hand after Tyson dipped, and the whole training camp Tyson would throw the left hook after he dipped so if you watch the tape you'll see Holy put up his right glove as defense and gets blasted with Tyson's right hand. He also says that when Tyson was at his best, when he was young and with Rooney, and was more disciplined and devoted to the technical aspects of boxing that he was very unpredictable and a tougher out.

[@neallaroy3557]

Michael Jordan was scared of Mike Tyson too For The Record I Know That For a Fact Ion Give a Damn what nobody say

[@mr.jordan1413]

Neal LaRoy for obvious reasons who wasn’t!!! 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@savan382]

That trainer shit

[@dannyburch2122]

Love. Holyfeild God of War.

[@isis2658]

13:19 THIS MUTHA F**KER lol

[@mp6697]

Dude has no personality.. Getting advice from a legend and he is there like a dead fish.. This generation is awful...

[@losganns3674]

that made no gotdam sense