EVANDER HOLYFIELD: THE OCCASIONAL GREAT 🥊👑

[@ankito1129]

Love when you post these in-depth videos, Hatman. Can’t wait to listen to this one on the way home from work.

[@luissoares92]

Great video. This is Hatman's bread and butter

[@NightShooter87]

I never thought I'd see a documentary by Hat, but on one of my favourite fighters as well. Holyfield was an absolute warrior.

[@NillymNilly93]

Felt the same way and I'm on break at work so thus video is even better 👍

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Bowe and Holyfield’s 1st fight was I believe, the only fight where 2 heavyweights were ranked in the top 10 P4P faced each other ever.

[@benlowe578]

Lewis Holyfield...

[@EugenioRodriguez-rr7nw]

And both at the peak of their prime

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

@@benlowe578I would have thought so too but no. Lewis was not rated as a top 10 at the time. Holyfield however was top 5 rated P4P.

[@crabb9966]

Are you serious?

[@benlowe578]

@ZBOXINGTALK how did Bowe get a p4p ranking before He won anything?

[@lighstormlightstorm9024]

Thank you hatman for another one of these longer career review videos, I really enjoy them. Look forward to seeing some more of them, they are class.

[@theshed3641]

Been too long

[@lerebele1]

Gary mason was always ready to stand by his word. An honest guy.

[@robbiejohnston2023]

More long form content please

[@fearinwaves]

Loved Gary Mason btw, always seemed like a good guy 🙌 RIP

[@jacobmcleman2007]

I love these videos about all the fighters in the 90s. I remember watching holyfield, Prince nas, lewis etc. But it's nice to know the goings on of the divisions as I was to young to be into it

[@dogsbollocksgenius9480]

These are your best videos hatman

[@TFB97]

You should make more of these hatman, they are class. Would like to see a Vitali Klitchko or James Toney career review down the line 👊🏻🙌🏻

[@anthonyfoulkes1868]

One of the best heavyweight fighters in history and rose to the big occasion every time!!! The real deal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jacksmith4484]

The juiced helped him rise to the occasion

[@jahkarl7376]

Evander is awesome so many brutal fights. And coming up from cruiserweight.

[@RickTheBoss98]

He started off at light heavyweight he was a light heavyweight world champion

[@jahkarl7376]

@RickTheBoss98 Yes God bless light heavyweight.

[@goodyeoman4534]

Wow thanks for this. Excellent video. Holyfield was an absolute warrior.

[@fatrobdouble]

Foreman was 42 when he fought Holyfield. Nobody ever took Foreman out quickly and easily. Ali was the only man to stop him, and that took 8 rounds. Holyfield may have been under-appreciated at times during his career, but he was undeniably great, at least up to the back-to-back losses to Byrd, Toney, and Larry Donald.

[@sugarray6250]

Holyfield is my favourite fighter. The only people who dont acknowledge his greatness are the Tyson fan boys. your man, got lit up get over it.

[@BlinkBoyBrad]

These longer vids are much better. Do more of these if you can, thanks.

[@thebigdogg2866]

Love the long form content, great explanations

[@Muzzaa]

Id love to see more of these on different fighters, big up hatman.

[@MarkyCannoli]

The bowe fight was the fight where people said his career was done cause of the heart condition

[@RingWalkBoxingPodcast]

Yes in the trilogy fight with Riddick happened was Holyfield had Hepatitis That's why he kept looking drained and tired

[@JackMcLeodJr]

I've said it before but your reviews are top quality Hatman 🧢 I think it was the Froch career review video that I first came across yrs back and subbed from there 👍🥊 keep all the vids coming man, cheers 🥊

[@suitedandbooted363]

Great video Hatman. Really enjoyed it. Lol at the Mike Tyson fantastics aswell. To this day they are still around in force.

[@PhflyDan1]

NEVER forget that 1st Tyson scrap Hatman! That was my 25th birthday 2blowsanskirt! I was SHOCKED, but no more than Mike was!! 🤣🤦🏾‍♂️🥊 Holyfield, ALWAYS turned up in shape! He was a TOUGH S. O. B and one of my personal HW favourites, even though i think the timing of his scrap with Tyson came into play...

[@kevinrobertbrown2351]

Great insight into the Real Deals career Hatman. 👍

[@linkage645]

Hatman do a eubank sr review

[@stevendodd1987]

Brilliant Hatman 👏

[@nawrocony-na-decentralizacje]

Great video about great fighter in great era.

[@jeremyordaz]

Thanks for this video bro! In the 90s Holyfield and De La Hoya were my guys.

[@GhettomadnessUk2015]

Love these long form historical videos -- been watching old ones of yours recently -- thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@moonshot2738]

Holyfield is truly one of the greats. He got in there with the best of them and was jobbed against Valuev for another HW belt. His record speaks for itself. Stacked.

[@thetruesquad5059]

Jobbed against valuev? What does that mean?

[@MatthewBrown-xo7mz]

​@@thetruesquad5059He was personally robbed of the victory.

[@jacksmith4484]

Juiced in all his good performances u only gotta look at him

[@debyaka]

The vitali stoppage is considered controversial because theres always other examples that you can point to of fights that weren't stopped with similar cuts.

[@stephenpemberton8716]

Really enjoyed the review , thank you for putting in the time and effort

[@marthastubbs8321]

Looking forward to this

[@jondealey3643]

Joe Louis was also a boxer who could throw very heavy shots and not loose his balance

[@benjaminconaghan6978]

Holyfield would be the oldest heavyweight champion in history if he had beaten valuev.

[@brimcilroy9002]

An the only man in history to win hw crown 5 times but he got robbed

[@paulconaghan9432]

Awesome as usual hatman I wish I has the money I would get you to do loads like this

[@ndomedia]

That deep gash so early in the Tyson rematch ended the fight imo

[@holywarrior96]

All great boxers fought through cuts. Why can’t Tyson? Maybe that what was his opportunity to get out of the fight early.

[@mrleebaines8611]

The juice King and still a warrior

[@GenX-65-80]

Juice king and a warrior? Must be that black American fake kind of warrior. Like the Charlo's.

[@holywarrior96]

That’s so true bro I agree with you about how Tyson was super juiced in that fight with McNeely.

[@toddshockley]

He always had muscles like that.

[@dericklapite6226]

Great video, Holyfield was really and miss, I remember watching him go life and death with Bobby Chez who was a pumped up middleweight

[@holywarrior96]

💀💀Life and death with Bobby Czyz!!??? Dude Holyfield slaughtered Czyz from pillar to post.

[@staraptorflock3661]

A excellent video I would love to see more career reviews maybe one of Lennox Lewis or Wladimir Klitchko would be interesting

[@renegadebrad7448]

Mr Evan Field's parcel 🤣

[@ruthryan9173]

For someone so skilled I always thought holyfield got hit too often…also it’s interesting to see how Holyfield struggled against the big big men of the division (bowe lewis etc)which is why it’s so interesting seeing the parallels with usyk and seeing usyk ability to navigate Joshua fury etc

[@Hiroprotagonist253]

Nice. Been hoping for some long form content from you. Enjoying this so far. Thanks!

[@boxingmonthly]

The reason there were no blatant headbutts from Holyfield is because he is an Expert at it

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

The Olympic final with Bowe and Lewis was controversial Hatman, that stoppage was bogus, with all respect to both fighters. I do agree with the Tubbs fight, I felt TNT deserved the decision against Riddick Bowe. When Tony Tubbs was in shape and motivated, he was one of the best in the world in the division.

[@sniper11n.d.34]

Hatman on fire 🔥

[@Guadaluperodriguez-sn6lp]

I mean you can't really fault evander holyfield for not stopping George Foreman I think George Foreman I believe was only stop by Muhammad Ali And that was more due to fatigue than him actually being hurt for example Shannon the Cannon Briggs was a tremendous puncher but he went life and death with an old George Foreman who was 48 years old

[@damonbunting9114]

@Hatman. Great vid thanks

[@gavaniacono]

Excellent upload. Hollyfield feels to me a bit like FloJo, never any direct evidence of peds, but a fair bit of innuenfo. FloJo also operated at a time when testing was limited, and she retired right before the introduction of better testing protocols. I did have a giggle when Evander's enlarged heart was mentioned, what could cause that? His up and down performances could, could, be linked to ped cycling and use or nonuse of epo, but all speculation. Maybe his up and down performances were due to psychology, it's not easy staying up surrounded by some pretty tough oppo. I remember looking at Evander's face during his Tydon 1 ringwalk, and thinking, he's tuned in, he looks confident.

[@dil8784]

Holy another one of these fighters that fought to the Level of hes opposition. He would always get up for big fights and was Blood and Guts fighter on Fight Night. But in the fights that there were lesser opposition he struggles to get hes Rhythm and timing down. Some fighters just can’t get up for fights that are a levels below them.

[@Ytterdahls]

He’s too nice, that’s why

[@dil8784]

@@Ytterdahls Don’t think it’s because he’s too nice. The motivation isn’t the same when it’s not Elite opponent and people having you as the underdog puts pressure on you to perform at an Elite Level.

[@Ytterdahls]

Well that is typical of people that are nice. They’re only bullies against bullies, or if they really have to, and tend to be a bit too nice against lesser opponents.

[@jeremywatson9129]

Despite his age, Foreman was on point that night. I remember in the 9th round Holyfield is just unloading on Big George and thr old man is just refusing to fall.

[@jackthompson8873]

Evander has had a such a Long career and the fact even just a few years ago he still went out there against Vitor Belfort and he still wants to go again

[@jondealey3643]

If you train with Lee Haney the rumours will be there about roids

[@mrleebaines8611]

He is a legend plenty wars, how many wars has AJ been in before he runs away😅

[@theshed3641]

Klitchko was a bit of a war, whyte fight was pretty rough for a few rounds

[@donjon8352]

Cooper was dangerous opponent ask Michael moorer ....that lst round was best ever seen in heavyweight division if you have not seen it watch it😊 holyfield never ducked anyone bowe tyson Lennox moorer mercer true warrior champion.

[@B.Wayne88]

Cooper broke Mercers jaw and split his lip too that fight was a war

[@gymthink6587]

Holyfield wasn't a head butter, he was a head rammer. Intentional or not he knew exactly the increased risk to his opponent.

[@holywarrior96]

This is dumb. If you’re say that then say the same about Tyson who fights head first and was the only one who deliberately launches his head into Holyfield’s head and nearly knocked himself out. Tyson used come out of a duck and ram his head into his taller opponent’s chin and rub his head into their faces in the clinch.

[@gymthink6587]

@@holywarrior96 If the subject was regarding tyson then I might say that but it isn't is it, we're talking Holyfield so I commented in regards to Holyfield & what hatman said about him. What so by your logic I have to cover every other fighter now aswell when ever I comment on one? Or just need to talk about tyson? Mate your a emotional doughnut.

[@reiner164]

You can’t knock his performances at cruiserweight though.

[@sparkes999]

3:40 Think he was 42 when he fought Holyfield.

[@karakondzula1388]

Holyfield was punch drunk terribly few years ago, but then he suddenly recovered. Maybe he is having succesfull therapy.

[@markhunter395]

Fantasy fight, usyk vs holyfield at cruiserweight who win?

[@hyena-chase2176]

usyk much more skilled

[@leeturton9254]

Usyk all day...to quick and maybe too big as well

[@jacksmith4484]

@@leeturton9254to big 😂😂😂😂 Holyfield boxed bowe /forman ect

[@xfoolsgoldx]

Drug testing back then was a joke.

[@renegadebrad7448]

I'm sure it was after the first Bowe fight Holyfield had the heart murmur

[@dondread7363]

Larry Holmes got beaten by Spinks twice🤷🏿‍♂️ And he had lots of time to prepare.

[@donavonhoward114]

Nah, Holyfield was an all time great, not an occasional great. Was Tyson an occasional great? Was Foreman an occasional great? It makes no sense. Either you do great things, or you don't. Holyfield did great things. Do the same teams win the Super Bowl every season? Did Tom Brady win the Super Bowl every season? Was he the occasional great? When Holyfield lost in his prime, it was against great fighters like a prime Riddick Bowe (a great heavyweight), a prime Michael Moorer (one of the most underrated heavyweight's of the 90's), and Lennox Lewis (an all-time great among greats). Holyfield was beating Michael Moorer until his shoulder gave out, and he was in terrible pain. He survived that fight, he didn't just lose it straight up. Holyfield proved that by knocking Michael Moorer out in their second fight to take Moorer's championship belt. You're talking about a man who never lost as a Cruiserweight, became undisputed at Cruiserweight, and became undiputed at heavyweight, unified champion twice, and WBA champion after his prime was already over and done. When people thought Holyfield was washed, he would come through to beat the best fighters of the day. Tyson didn't do that, Lennox didn't do that, Frazier didn't do that. Holyfield lives in the company of guys like Larry Holmes, Ali, Foreman, Hopkins, Pacquiao, Duran, Hearns, and so many others. Most champions are lucky to stay near the top of the pecking order for 5 years, let alone for well over a decade.

[@victorz84]

Who can tell me how many times exactly Hatman says "Bert Cooper" in this video? xD

[@MrClassicmetal]

Did you know that Luiz Ortiz fought Bert Cooper?

[@grants785]

I think holyfield talks pretty badly. It takes him a long time to understand and respond to questions. He has definitely got some damage.

[@MrClassicmetal]

There's no doubt about that.

[@JeffPenaify]

its part of being a boxer unfortunately

[@jacksmith4484]

Long as he’s happy

[@garyhillman4993]

Who d win Holyfield v Usyk I think in 10 fights Holyfield wins 3/4 times

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Holyfield is my guy but at the same time he did get caught on peds. You should compare him to another person that was caught on peds like James toney

[@holywarrior96]

Holyfield was an excellent body puncher. Usyk folded from one body punch by Dubious

[@holywarrior96]

@@abdulwakeel5598Holyfield has actually never been caught on PEDs, stop spreading misinformation.

[@saulwest8254]

Mr Evan Fields lmao 😂 return address probably said Mr Lee Haney, who was his strength and conditioning trainer (former Mr Olympia). Also Vitali Klitschko admitted in 2004 that he previously used Steroids during his kickboxing career to recover from a leg injury, hard to believe he stopped when he started boxing.

[@holywarrior96]

Lee Haney was not Holyfield’s strength and conditioning trainer. Tim Hallmark was his strength and conditioning trainer. Lee was hired to teach him explosive high intensity exercises to help him keep his explosiveness as he made the 10 pound move up to heavyweight.

[@anUntouchable]

Holyfield was the ultimate warrior but also the GREATEST steroids feeeeend EVER

[@islander5858]

He had them shipped to his house under the name EVAN FIELDS 😂😂😂😂😂

[@anUntouchable]

@@zarbon700 Man up and stop making excuses for a DRUGS cheat. He was not alone in the use of PEDs but Holyfield was juiced up to the MAX, even giving himself heart issues because of how much he was using

[@timmysawdust193]

@@anUntouchableYou don’t know his heart issues was down to ped use, stop talking wild fool!!

[@holywarrior96]

Hmm and you’re the guy that tested him right?

[@islander5858]

@@holywarrior96 bro it's documented. When he was busted the steroids were shipped to his house under the name Evans fields.

[@benlowe578]

Why was Holyfield so inconsistent? At his best He could hang with anyone and maybe get a win. In other fights He had poor showings against basic opposition. In others He lost against guys He should be beating.

[@ironfist768]

Foreman was a more skilled fighter in his comeback. Against Ali, he fought without defence.

[@staraptorflock3661]

Lennox Lewis is a better boxer than Holyfield but because a decent amount of Lennox Lewis's accomplishments are in the 2000s Evander Holyfield is the best 1990s fighter due to his great amount of title defenses of and mainly the title defenses of his undisputed crown early on in the 90s

[@BiggieBigLnPac]

Lewis not only has the best resume of the 90's heavyweight division, He has the second best resume in heavyweight history, Only Ali beat more names. Lewis has wins over klitscko, holyfeild, tyson, mercer, morrison, tua, rudduck, bruno, briggs, rahman, grant, golota, tucker.. excellent resume and beat every man he shared a ring with.

[@GenX-65-80]

Better than Clay's record.

[@BiggieBigLnPac]

@@GenX-65-80 Really?? Liston x 2, Foreman, Shavers, Patterson x2, Frazier x2, Norton x2, Ron Lyle, Archie Moore, George Chuvalo x2, Clevland Williams, Jimmy Young (Who beat foreman), Joe Bugner, Bob Foster, Jerry Qaurry x2, Earnie Terell, Oscar Bonevena..

[@JackMcLeodJr]

Well said BigPac, I say you can tell a casual fan apart from a real fan by how they speak about Lennox Lewis's career! Top 3 resumè easily. Avenged Mccall and Rahman losses. Arguably beat Holyfield when the draw was given. And for his retirement fight he had that great scrap with Vitali whom many would have swerved like the plague.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

​@@JackMcLeodJr no chance!! How many of them were at their best. 1 or 2?? Holyfield fought bowe in his prime and won. So that 1 win is bigger than any lennox win. Lennox fought a past it holyfield. Foreman has a way better CV. Prime norton and fraizer and more.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

​@@GenX-65-80no chance. Grow up and show some respect.

[@ironfist768]

Valuev/Holyfield was fixed. They agreed not to hurt Holyfield too much.

[@fusion454]

The holmes story isn’t truth, he didn’t have any tune up but he was given more than a month. He was even commentary saying how his training for Mike Tyson defo had 3 months to train.

[@michaelheap7805]

Hey Hattman don't forget holyfield had an injured shoulder in the first Michael Moorer fight 🤔

[@thomasbarber1404]

Jused to the gills

[@mrmoon1482]

Foreman was 39 in that fight

[@kondi189]

To me Holyfield beat Moorer in their first fight, thats my view

[@B.Wayne88]

Despite his health controversies he was still medically cleared proven non existent. He shouldn't have had the longevity he had if his health problems were that serious.

[@illmitchjax]

Google "Evan Fields" 🤔

[@jacksmith4484]

It’s a funeral directors in Kansas

[@illmitchjax]

@@jacksmith4484 it was the psuedonym he used when buying drugs from BALCO 🤷‍♂️

[@daxmoney5011]

The real deal was that guy though

[@jondealey3643]

Tyson did not pay Lewis step aside for the Holyfield fight it is for the Weldon fight he then dropped the WBC fight to avoid Lewis after Seldon

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Why didn’t he just vacate the WBC belt instead of paying Lennox the step aside money? He vacated the title anyway so it just does not add up unless Tyson was gunning for the IBF belt and he was banking on Lewis to step aside for Tyson to collect the final belt after taking the WBA from Seldon.

[@linkage645]

Where does Holyfield rank in terms of heavyweight greats

[@jacksmith4484]

Ranks as a juice head

[@generalwadehampton.2578]

Best heavyweight list. #1 George Foreman #2 Larry Holmes #3 Muhammad Ali #4 Lennox Lewis #5 Evander Holyfield.

[@ChessGrandBassTurd]

I go Lennox>Holmes>Ali>Vitali> Holyfield>Wlad>Foreman> Tyson>Bowe>Frazier

[@asmrnaturecat984]

ali>holmes>lennox>holyfield>tyson

[@GhostonYoutube201x]

@@asmrnaturecat984 i just have lennox at number 1 because he avenged every loss and beat everybody

[@Alex88148]

1.Ali 2.Usyk 3.Lewis 4.Holmes 5.Foreman

[@ironfist768]

Liston didn't have an 84 in reach.

[@MrClassicmetal]

According to _BoxRec, Wikipedia, Everythingonboxing, Barstoolsports,_ and the original _Tale of the Tape_ listing of the Liston vs Clay fight, Liston had an 84 inch reach.

[@chrisbennett6260]

liston had a 84 reach go look it up

[@ironfist768]

@@chrisbennett6260 It's a b.s claim. I've watched his fights. The measurements they had in the early 60's for Liston had his reach around 78inches.

[@holywarrior96]

He did

[@ironfist768]

@@holywarrior96 read my other reply. it' total b.s. he would look like an orangutan if that was the case.

[@michaelheap7805]

Hattman Mike Tyson said recently holyfield was the consistently the hardest puncher he ever faced , regarding you saying holyfield was an average puncher 🤔

[@vin8754]

Mike didnt face a lot of the other top guys of that era though, the only people who he could realistically be saying are weaker punchers than are lennox and ruddock. i highly doubt that he hits harder than say, even an older foreman

[@B.Wayne88]

Fr for a average puncher pretty incredible he was able to stop Tyson, Tillis right after Tyson, Cooper, Dokes, Douglas and the first to drop Mercer and Bowe.

[@dondread7363]

Larry Holmes was definitely on peds, for his comeback fights.

[@hungrysurfer9471]

Nah i dont think so

[@abdulwakeel5598]

If they didn't catch him then you can't say he was on peds. You can only do absolute on the ones that got caught. I dnt like Holmes but will never slander his name

[@survivingsobriety2562]

Had you dug a little deeper hatman you would have found that Evan Fields is an absolute known alias of Holyfield and during the steroid baseball scandal of the two thousands the pharmacy that was subpoena to provide clients to the govt of America had Evan Fields name address and phone number which let investigators to call which, Evander answered the phone himself and then promptly paused lawyered up. Even during the Vlad TV interview Holyfield refused to answer that question and got seriously flustered also to this day most don't test for high because it's hard to determine if it's not natural

[@holywarrior96]

Had you dig a little deeper you would know that the allegation was heavily investigated by the commission and proved as false. The people who tried to set him up were haters of Holyfield.

[@jacksmith4484]

@@holywarrior96is that u roger

[@nawrocony-na-decentralizacje]

Levis was dirty fighter. He was W. Klitschko of 90th. Levis vs Tyson was Klitschko vs Povetkin part one.

[@belfastgypsy1]

Around the bowe fights Holyfield was being advised on fitness and training by the then Mr.Olympia, Lee Haney. I always thought the enlarged heart issue was a bit of a red flag during this stage of his career.

[@holywarrior96]

False!! He had already been hired by Team Holyfield in 88’ when Holyfield was making the move from cruiserweight to heavyweight. In which he only gained 10lbs not “over 30lbs”like the misinformed Tyson fans say. In reality Holy was 192lbs in his last cruiserweight bout and 202lbs in his first heavyweight bout. Holyfield didn’t fight Bowe until 4 years later in 92’ in which he weighed 205lbs.

[@leeturton9254]

Got exactly what he deserved against Tyson...dirty dirty fighter...Mike Tyson was the wrong man to constantly foul and cheat...and let's be real there's a huge question mark with holyfield regarding peds

[@crimsonchin9632]

I didn't realise there were this level of Tyson fanboys on this channel, spitting infantile lies. He was beating him in the 2nd fight same as he beat him in the 1st fight, Mike knew he couldn't beat him and knew he was finished if he was stopped twice in a row legitimately and couldn't be sold as the same kind of market draw. He needed to get out of that fight and quick, so it had to be a disqualification, by biting him he guaranteed a DQ loss and that way could still maintain his menace & bad boy image for his legions of silly people who believe all his garbage. Since you haven't watched the fights I'll update you, the headbutting was mostly being done by Mike, Evander just gave him some back and rightly so too. Round 6 Mike lunged in to butt Holyfield, winced back holding himself in pain to complain to the ref, even then he was wanting out of the fight. All the worst clashes of heads resulted from Mike lunging in with his head against a fighter who also had a come forward style and wouldn't let Tyson push him back like he was used to, Mitch Halpern himself said it was 2 guys who lead with their heads causing clashes of heads. Mike's just a coward and a quitter, his ego and bully boy mentality meant he couldn't handle being in there with a guy he couldn't beat. Honestly you should watch the actual fights, watch them without the Tyson Vision goggles on though, Tyson only gets brave when there are people between him and Holyfield, waits till Holyfield's back is turned before pushing him, typical coward. There's no other fight in his career where you see the true Tyson: limited, coward and quitter. Holyfield said it himself, if you're that bad and you hate me so much whoop me with the gloves not by biting.

[@joeschmoe6908]

There's not even a question mark regarding PED's, anyone with a brain and eyeballs can see he wasn't natural. It's questionable if his opponents were clean as well though. Really any professional athlete should be assumed to be using something.

[@jacksmith4484]

@@crimsonchin9632wats your explanation for him being juiced out his nut

[@boxingmonthly]

I don't respect a cheat and a cheat can Never be great!

[@garyhillman4993]

The Tyson before prison would have beaten Holyfield, Mike lost the edge not fighting for two years. He was a lot slower

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Hype(Mike) Tyson was a hype job and I'll challenge you on it

[@ZanSMC.473]

​@@abdulwakeel5598 🧐

[@holywarrior96]

And so was the nearly 35 year old Holyfield who was on a comeback from forced retirement, losses in his last 3/7 fights including a brutal KO defeat months earlier, and being labeled as washed up. Why would you put the old and declining Holyfield up against a young peak Tyson. If you think the Holyfield that fought Tyson was him at his best then you should study more boxing bro.

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@holywarrior96 Mike Tyson was a hype job

[@oasisofficial9504]

@@holywarrior96but he didn’t go to prison, Mike did. He never went 4 years plus without boxing, Mike did!!

[@toddshockley]

Holyfield, a blown-up cruiserweight, sure was inconsistent with 7 straight great performances at the championship HW level. 😂 He was definitely inconsistent after this run, however, especially after Moorer I.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

At least holyfield was the only 1 in that era where he was willing to fight anybody. Lennox, riddick and mike cannoy say that.

[@hossainrouf]

Lennox? He was the one being ducked.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

@@hossainrouf no he wasn't. He could have fought holyfield in 93 but chose to be awared a title by fighting nobody. That's cowardly. Do your research you idiot.

[@toddshockley]

Incoming lame steroid comments because: toned muscles or something. Getting to 208 pounds is such a challenge on a 6’ 2” frame. Sure. Do you really think steroid users have great cardio and few injuries? Holy was tested more than most and certainly did no more PEDs than his contemporaries

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

This is a BS channel.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

@@BigboyRoy100 no I have your mama in my nuts though.

[@oasisofficial9504]

Then get off the channel you mug

[@NightShooter87]

Move along now.

[@mrmoon1482]

Foreman was 39 in that fight