The Legendary Skills Of Evander Holyfield

BLTV takes a look back at the legendary skills of Evander Holyfield

[@Nelekets]

Evander Holyfield, all headbutt jokes aside for a minute, has got to be one of the most underrated heavyweights of all time. He literally fought EVERYONE in the division in the 90s, even though he didn't beat them all, he challenged them all and had good performances against them all while still being the smaller man in nearly every fight. The man is a true warrior!

[@3.V.]

Agreed, he was the 2nd best heavyweight of the 90's, only behind Lewis.

[@ASSman864]

Most the time it was the smaller men who beat him such as james toney, holyfield said he was always used to being the fastest

[@marinewillis1202]

@@ASSman864 he actually never outweighed an opponent he fought as a HW. I think the reason shorter people gave him more trouble often was his style, once the brawl began, was to sit in close and slug and with a shorter guy (or a great inside fighter like Bowe) that we dangerous. Speaking of Bowe, sorry but the Fury/Wilder Trilogy cant hold a candle to the Bowe/Holy trilogy. I have never seen big guys beat each other like that for 3 fights except for Ali/Frazier and Bowe and Holy were bigger overall in comparison as Frazier wasnt that big.

[@ASSman864]

@@marinewillis1202 agree 100% and my thinking was he would have outweighed tony if tony wasnt carrying extra belly weight 😂 frame for frame holyfield shouldve weighed more more toney can carry some weight 😂

[@ASSman864]

@@marinewillis1202 and right they overhyping the fury/wilder trilogy, forced as could be 3 fights not even close wilder got schooled all 3 times

[@mycommentpwnz]

He is probably the most well-rounded heavyweight of all-time. Good jab, good footwork, good conditioning, good inside punching, good power, good chin, good strategy/ring IQ. The ONLY "weakness" he had was he was easy to hit because he was going to stand right in front of you and put YOU to the test.

[@tigerpawromero6173]

It sucks that Mike Tyson gets more clout for a couple of good fights he had but for me holyfield was much better than Tyson.

[@izziman5028]

@@tigerpawromero6173 Why does it suck ? I’m a fan of both Holyfield and Tyson, but Tyson was more famous because he was bigger then the sport of boxing. Evander is only known by hardcore boxing fans or known only for fighting Tyson. Tyson was a unique addition to popular culture, not just boxing. People loved him ! Holyfield still beat him and he deserves all the credit..

[@tigerpawromero6173]

@@izziman5028 because everybody wants Tyson to be in movies and t.v shows. he even has his own podcast. Other fighters don't get the same notararity like Lenox lewis and holyfield even though they were more successful than Tyson.

[@TQuartet]

Yeah most boxers have got good jab, good footwork, good conditioning, etc, etc, thats what happens to a man who has been training in the art of boxing usually, but depending on the kind of trainers they have and how they actually shape the boxer is what makes the fighter special, so at the time of when Mike Tyson was in camp with Cus D'Amata when Tyson was knocking all of his opponents out inside the distance, including people like Razor Ruddock, Thomas The Hitman Hearns, Tyrell Biggs (grudge fight), Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes & even Joe Frazier, all these fighters Mike Tyson fought & beat inside the distance in his prime years, way before he came up against Lennox Lewis & Evander Holyfield Tyson was destroying everyone, Tyson was unbeatable up until he came out of prison and his old camp had gone.

[@terrysullivan1932]

@@TQuartet Tyson never fought Hearns or Joe frazier. He pummeled his son Marvis in first round though.

[@ironhillstraining3572]

The shots taken by Foreman during that bout were INSANE. What a tank.

[@blacklivesmatter2083]

Its BIG George foreman not foreman

[@ajantebuchanan3629]

Im pretty sure Foreman passed away for a brief moment during that fight😅 Not sure if this counts as a good chin🤨

[@michaelhines4600]

I wish old men would not come back and fight young men. I would want to see a prime foreman vs Holyfield

[@UncleDouglas-rc6mr]

@@ajantebuchanan3629 Foreman did not pass out.

[@UncleDouglas-rc6mr]

@@michaelhines4600 prime Big George Foreman would kill Evander.

[@Just_Pele]

Holyfield had the physique and the drive to take on anyone, plus he was very tough mentally and had incredible focus in the ring. One of the best HW champions of all time.

[@jaybest1787]

What I love most about Holyfield was his stare. He feared nothing

[@bigbadbootydaddy515]

Exactly !!!!

[@samuka_smk]

Nothing! He is the Real Deal!

[@StoneTheCr0w]

He was born to a southern single mother, he had a lot of fear. Nothing was as scary as his mama was to him

[@TheVoiceofOne...]

Wrong, he feared God, The only one we should all fear ❤🙏🏻

[@charlesfalcone6507]

He feared God.

[@codenameasura8202]

One of the most conditioned boxers off all-time IMO with speed, power, and toughness. My favorite, The Real Deal!

[@Khonnell66]

EPO helps

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@Khonnell66 HGH and headbutts too

[@amado4249]

Roids

[@walkawaycat431]

The real meal. Lennox is the greatest. Although they all get along great now.

[@walkawaycat431]

@@VarietzHD I'm a female

[@gamej7946]

Evander is a small man among the big boys but has the heart of a lion. What a great fighter.

[@devega234]

He has the biggest heart

[@samuka_smk]

The boxing warrior spirit!

[@scrhm4394]

Small man and tyson what

[@mrfairact8662]

Great headbutter too.

[@nedaCFilms]

The Tyson quote at the end says it all. Evander was the king of that era, as a boxer and as a human being. The man is the epitome of class.

[@EraserTraceur]

Class? Lul he headbutted tyson 3 times that night before mike had enough...

[@nedaCFilms]

@@EraserTraceur protect yourself at all times, Tyson fans love that head but excuse, Bowe, Foreman, Mercer, Lewis and 30 other boxers never had issues of being purposely head butt. Holyfield beat Tyson’s ass….. twice, that’s it. Styles make fights and Evander just had the particular style that gave Tyson trouble.

[@EraserTraceur]

@@nedaCFilms no i saw the footage clearly, multiple times. And also tyson NEVER was dirty prior... Evander headbutted him multiple times BEFORE the bite...

[@travzimmerman1340]

​@@EraserTraceur Clueless casual.

[@nedaCFilms]

@@jeremyroper7273 extraordinarily high levels of testosterone does that lol.

[@mattkinsella9856]

Holyfield was technically brilliant and fast. He threw combinations as well as any fighter at any weight. Amazing footwork and head movement too, all round a great boxer, not just a heavyweight fighter. One of the greatest.

[@gyujiko]

And lost 10 times.

[@3.V.]

@@gyujiko most of his losses came when he was way past it

[@lmc3307]

@@gyujiko knocked out Tyson

[@-Macx]

He can’t even box lmao Vitor knocked his ass out the so called boxing legend couldn’t even throw a punch without falling over lol garbage.

[@lmc3307]

@@-Macx that was a month ago and he’s clearly got brain damage now. In his prime he would have ko’d belfort in the first round

[@Alex-cw3rz]

1:56 a few things you didn't mention in this fight of Holyfield vs Qawi. Both fighters punched over 1000 punches each, Holyfield lost 15 pounds of weight during the match and although he won he had to be rushed to hospital after the fight, just as an example of how tough an opponent Qawi was, he dodged 10 punches from Holyfied and then gave Holyfield a few on the chin in return. Holyfield said that was the hardest fight he ever fought. Also fascinating thing about Qawi is he's 5ft 6, which is rather short for a cruiserweight and heavyweight.

[@officialv8567]

Damn, he's probably the shortest heavyweight in a long time

[@Alex-cw3rz]

@@officialv8567 yeah and he was exceptionally good, one of the best Crusierweights ever. Less so in heavyweight due to the huge weight increase between heavyweight and Crusierweight (26 pounds within crusierweight unlike every other weight class which are around 7 pounds and less in weight difference), but for example he took George Foreman on 2 and half weeks notice and performed exceptionally well for that amount of prep time.

[@amosdraak3536]

Yes, I’ve more recently heard about Qawi but I saw him against Foreman (first of him I’ve seen/heard) and he seemed to be doing quite well. I guess the accumulation of pain/punishment from George’s great strength caused him to turn in, but he seemed to have maybe more momentum in the fight. Tough stuff

[@joanidavis2262]

lost 15 lbs. during the fight? come on now, lmfao

[@spencerleonard7255]

@@joanidavis2262 bigger dudes on my wrestling team would lose up to 12 pounds in an intense practice I believe it, Evander sweat a lot

[@treasurethetime2463]

Evander was willing to experiment with any training technique. A true innovator.

[@jasongalvan606]

Holyfeild was a warrior, fought in the last great golden Era of heavyweights. I remember watching these fights on bootleg cable miss those days.

[@almost401]

Masterfully made once again. Evander is legendary. He gave every contender a run for their money. Stand up and friendly guy from what my friends that met him outside the ring tell me.

[@memento5113]

He used alot of headbutt into low blow combo in his biggest fights tho. Hes a cheat

[@JeffPenaify]

@@memento5113 nah Holyfield is one of the greatest fighters past 30 years

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@memento5113 also a proven PEDs abusing cheater too He got caught in 2007 with the name Evan fields

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@JeffPenaify yeah and also the biggest cheater in boxing from the past 100 years too

[@JeffPenaify]

@@theinformationbomber7102 you don’t even know enough about boxing in the last 100 years to make that claim 😂 if you did you wouldn’t be looking at Holyfield lol

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

A true Hall-of-famer.

[@nd7883]

It is kinda inspiring to watch Evander fight. The man never backs off...

[@gregkosinski2303]

The craziest part to me is that you expect an undersized HW to be fast and super skilled to compete, but Holyfield also hit with enough power to hurt anyone in the division. That’s not just god-given power. He understood where he had to be to commit to power shots against big men.

[@sorakazama7031]

Ali was one of the lightest heavyweights ever when he was 22. he was like 210. he knocked out 225 or 230 can't remember, big ol sonny liston and battered em the first fight.

[@Bloodangel1977]

I grew up watching Evander Holyfield, he will always be my favorite champ.

[@h.d.mech.mortenson2098]

Not only was Evander one of the greatest heavy weights and boxers of all time but he had class and was a humble man. He fought everybody and always let his fists do the talking.

[@Rehd66]

If by fists you mean his head

[@godiegolem]

Really though, I'm curious what you think about the super obvious headbutting of Mike Tyson that caused Tyson to be so angry that he bit his ear? I see a lot of people talking about how good of a person he is but saying nothing about any of the dirty tactics he used in the ring.

[@godiegolem]

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM In what way did I say I was a Tyson fan? I think he was good but not better than Holyfield, personally. And no shit he beat Tyson that first fight, never said anything otherwise. What I did say, if you could read, was about how evander used dirty tactics in some of his biggest fights and that no one really mentions that, they only mention how good he was. Personally, I think using dirty moves in your toughest fights takes away from anyone's legacy. Holyfield is just one example.

[@godiegolem]

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM that's what I thought troll

[@ak42069]

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM hold on he didn’t beat tyson twice. Tyson beat himself up that time and game holyfield the win by being stupid. Tyson was even leading the 3rd round but the inner Brownsville came out of him 😂😂

[@JohnnyButtons]

One of the greatest experiences of the ‘90s was closely following Evander’s boxing career. What a treat that was❤

[@AmsterdamHeavy]

Man, I remember him as an 80s cruiserweight and he was an absolute machine. A precision machine.

[@solemagus4761]

Cruiserweight Evander is a GOAT Cruiserweight

[@AmsterdamHeavy]

@@solemagus4761 thank christ someone remembers

[@TypicalIndian1981]

@@solemagus4761yes

[@loganshaffer9090]

Absolutely terrific quality! When I was watching this with my headphones in I felt like I was watching this in a theater with how well you did with the audio. The punches sound powerful and crisp. Truly amazing.

[@olliefoxx7165]

Thanks for making this video of Holyfield. The most recent fight of a 60 year Holyfield fighting a juiced up 40 something year old Vitor was a stain on a great legacy. Evander was one of the best boxers to ever step in the ring. Much respect to him.

[@originaljd6851]

Evander likely used some PEDs in his day as well. Look at the difference in his frame and bulk from when he started in cruiser. But he was definitely a beast. I like MT but Evander was far better by the time they met in the Ring.

[@sticit2mn]

@@originaljd6851 no. He just took conditioning to levels no one else was taking them. His physique was naturally impressive from a youngster. Dude was legit built to box.

[@j.j.guerrieri8121]

People love to hate Evander because they can’t take it that he KO’d Tyson. He is like Larry Holmes one of the most under appreciated fighters ever and one of the greatest.

[@j.j.guerrieri8121]

@Worldwide Remix ...yeah, the counter rights he landed round after round against Tyson and sent him staggering across the ring in the tenth had nothing to do with Tyson losing

[@malicious_lifts]

if youre implying holmes genuinely wouldve won against a prime ali you are smoking smth man, ali was way out of his prime, had parkinsons, he wasnt even half the man he was at that point. Holmes and evander are great, but to imply that people just "cant take that larry beat ali" is bs, he beat a shadow of the man if even

[@j.j.guerrieri8121]

@@malicious_lifts True, I think Ali should have retired after the Shavers fight. I consider the prime Ali to be in the first Frazier fight, some people say the Terrell fight but Ali was at his nastiest in that first Frazier fight, he was fast and mean and throwing hard. He just fought Frazier's fight. He fought the second fight his way with movement but he wasn't throwing as hard. I think Holmes would give a prime Ali a good fight but I don't think he would win if Ali boxed and moved. Holmes didn't have great legs and Ali did and Ali would pull away in the late rounds and win a decision. That's what I think anyway.

[@linuswang6572]

Under appreciated? What are you talking about? Everyone got absolutely mad respect for Holyfield. Me too, and I'm as much of a Tyson fanboy as they come. (If there is one thing that's annoys me about Holyfield though, it's the copious steroid useage, but maybe that's par for the course.) Cheers!

[@Jimmy_Widders_Hunt]

@Worldwide Remix to be fairer, he beat and bullied Tyson in every way. He was just way better. Prime Tyson or not.

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Holyfield would’ve been a nightmare for today’s boxers in his prime.. even the likes of Usyk. Man he was fun to watch

[@thefishgolder]

Honestly I’m not sure any active boxer in the world currently could’ve taken him in his prime

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

@@thefishgolder same.. not even Usyk, I think he looks fast among this generation but if you look at the footwork and combinations of Evander it’s basically the same thing

[@bonerprime4010]

Usyk is similar to Holyfield just not as insane, but yeah I agree no one would beat him in his prime today

[@m-cra1370]

@@bonerprime4010 fury, Usyk and done other guys could beat him

[@dsthedread]

What a great tribute to an absolute legend.

[@TheBobes]

P4P best headbutter ever. On a serious note, there are few men in boxing today with heart like Holyfield. He never gave up.

[@jotarokujoyt5394]

LMFAO

[@parsonkol]

Yeah and his resume is brilliant

[@therealbs2000]

As old saying goes, head is hardest fist

[@fsrsaa]

Yeah folks still looking for excuses as to why he beat the l wrested Tyson twice. Bowe 3 times Stewart twice Moorer twice foreman Holmes etc no complaints about Butts but Tyson fans still better. Holyfield was just a better all around fighter than Tyson.

[@shayturnbull8402]

@@fsrsaa real fans know Holyfield was better

[@thinktankindi2664]

Hollyfield was my best fighter of my time. Loved watching his wars of the 90s.

[@wakawaka1976]

Great work on this. Holyfield was awesome.

[@Raggamuffinz917]

Evander'a work rate was just unmatched in the weightclass. He just never stopped, ever. On top of that, man's hit hella hard on top of it.

[@CommKommando]

Even with the size, I believe he would dominate today. The combination of his durability, work rate, ring IQ and power would be too much for todays heavy weight division.

[@dual7779]

No doubt. His heart and toughness alone would be a nightmare for current snowflake HW division.

[@mattydips2887]

He wouldnt get past USADA today

[@user-qy6tu9ip9v]

@@mattydips2887 🤣

[@jessicagreene1773]

Considering he was recently knocked out by non boxer Vitor Belfort in round 1, I find that highly unlikely !

[@TheCountofToulouse]

One of my all time favorites, I don't see how anyone can't like him. I wish he'd had better life and finance choices, he is such a great person, I hated to see him lose it all like that.

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Holyfield‘s fights against Dokes and Qawi are some of the best ever, for him to win those as well considering how good those guys were at the time.

[@theinformationbomber7102]

could have also put cooper and stewart in there too btw no words on his steroid expose scandal and his physique ?

[@greyghostscsa394]

His trilogy with Riddick Bowe is the best fighting ever.

[@AcidAdventurer]

@@theinformationbomber7102 all the boxers in the 80s and 90s had some saucey ass physiques

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@AcidAdventurer but only holyfield got exposed, caught and a piece of his ear removed for it and that's also called cheating holyfield wouldn't even be a great boxer without all those PEDs

[@Lexthebarbarian]

Footwork, combinations, strength, endurance, distance, guard and strong will. Evander was the real McCoy, he had it all. A boxers boxer. Textbook class act in the ring.

[@FleeceThavon48]

Hated seeing him in that exhibition last month, glad to see this reminder of what a warrior this man was in his prime.

[@l-Lucid-l]

Holyfield has stayed in tip top shape his entire career up until this day, that’s elite dedication.

[@goal-goal-goalllllll]

Yo was delighted to find your second channel a few months back. The void of BLTV was never filled Hope your doing better financially from your content this time around.

[@daithiocinnsealach3173]

Did his old channel get deleted or something?

[@goal-goal-goalllllll]

@@daithiocinnsealach3173 no its still there, but the uploads had stopped a while back. Ní raibh clue agam faoin channel nua go dtí cúpla mhí ó shin.

[@Massivehero1]

@@goal-goal-goalllllll what’s the other channel?

[@goal-goal-goalllllll]

@@Massivehero1 kzbin.info

[@FoxInferno13]

For real man! Life just wasn't the same with this dude's silky smooth voice and edits 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@miamiman3058]

One of the top 10 warriors in the history of boxing. Proud to have seen his whole career.

[@angusdog22]

Holyfield doesn’t get enough respect . He was the best fighter of his generation and that generation was STACKED with talent

[@williamadamsbjj]

great fighter and a great time for boxing fans. watching this reminds me of how good the 90's were to watch boxing

[@NotCharAznable]

Holyfield was juiced out of his mind

[@badrulofficial]

Her see so tired and not have stamina but not where,her come back like fresh men.

[@mitchellkalina8191]

Prime Holyfield would be a challenge for any heavyweight in history. Not saying he would beat them all but he would put on a great show with the likes of anyone. He had too many intangibles to go with a great work ethic. He wasn't known for tremendous power but he threw good, stiff shots in combinations and if a battle broke out he wasn't afraid to slug it out with much bigger men. A true warrior.

[@AC-fr6xs]

Evander is my favorite boxer… I’ve been waiting for you to do a dedicated video on him since I subbed three years ago!! Thank you very much sir.

[@-Macx]

Vitor the MMA fighter who is a better boxer is Evanders daddy.

[@stefandusan9629]

@@-Macx vitor in mma was a bum compared to holyfield

[@doublecrossedswine112]

@@stefandusan9629 Vitor the Cheator. Lmao. Never liked that guy myself.

[@-Macx]

@@stefandusan9629 Holyfield in Boxing and in MMA is a bum compared to Vitor lol

[@markalexander7652]

How can u compare the 2. If they fought in the primes holyfeild would eat him for breakfast in a boxing ring let's be honest. Not at 58 years old basically an old age pensioner. Nothing to be boasting about 😂. I loved vitor but to compare them is just crazy. Can't take that fight in to account I mean he is genuinely the same age as my grandad so u would expect vitor to win as evander looked awful hitting the pads. Looked his age to be honest so wasn't a shock but what is a shock is people saying vitor is his daddy is like saying vitor just smashed my grandad 😂

[@SCzxjk]

I always liked Evander holyfield, he's a great ambassador for boxing.

[@KazeriantheVIIII]

I remember that Cooper fight. That was truly an amazing fight. Probably one of boxing's most entertaining.

[@leonblum816]

My god the footage always looks so good in your videos. I love it!

[@Magneticitist]

Bowe and Holyfield still going at it today in verbal bouts it's hilarious

[@mimodon698]

Боу признал его лучшим боксером своей эпохи.

[@doug3066]

A great champion. Thanks for this.

[@riazamod8108]

Amazing video and top notch editing. Evander Holyfield is my favorite fighter and a legend. He will always be remembered for his great fights what a legend

[@Filmesdecarros]

Evander was no joke. Respect 🙏🏻

[@rajithnambiar2737]

Love you bro! The under appreciated Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield! ❤️🔥👊🏼

[@isaacfisher9858]

One of the greats.I am so greatful to be born in the early 80s.I got to witness great boxers and all around great sports in general.Its sad to see the state of sports as a whole these days.Kids are really being deprived of true heros.These days with an NBA that allows the building of super teams and the NFL that has become something I can't even stand to watch anymore.Boxing is the only sport left where men are men.They Stand alone in victory and defeat.My hats off to the men that have the courage to put it all on the line.These men were true warriors.And it's sad to say that we only have a few left out here.And there will never again be a heavyweight class as good as the 80s and early 90s.thank God for youtube..And thanks for the video

[@s.j7468]

Excellent...! I congratulate you for this flashback. Evander is one of the best heavyweight that this SPORT (BOXING) has ever known! One love❤ from HAÏTI!

[@DrivenByLJ]

Holyfield is probably my favorite boxer ever alongside George Foreman, 2 of the hardest fighting men to have ever stepped in a ring. And their resume's really show that too

[@AcidAdventurer]

Two of the best chins ever too. It's crazy that Evander said old George is the hardest he's ever been punched

[@Destroythealliance]

@@AcidAdventurer George and Bowe

[@badrulofficial]

George foreman too old,because of age her dont have stamina and speed.if george same age holyfield.sorry mate holyfield will get knockout

[@m-cra1370]

@@badrulofficial that’s nit a gurantee foreman was nit as smart or fast as Holyfield even in his prime.

[@StanleyKubick1]

it's amazing Foreman is the soft-spoken, kindly man he is, after taking a beating like that

[@IzzyHoldenAfart]

Such a well made video. Thanks

[@mamadikhalifa2591]

these videos are absolute gold

[@tyson6819]

Giving him a license to fight Belfort was criminal.

[@nicolaisb2]

Thats fuckin illegal !

[@rahim9nine]

@@nicolaisb2 you goof

[@Meta_Meech]

maaaaan i was PISSED when I saw that

[@ltnorbiit3020]

Glass chin Holyfield

[@SuperPeterok]

I was pissed how no one knew who Vitor Belfort was and 50 Cent bet against him!

[@brianurbina9630]

Goddamn began watching boxing in the 2000s and didn't know evander was this beastly. He seems relentless

[@danielhenderson8316]

If the 60's and 70's were the Golden Age of Heavyweights, the late 80's-2000 is the Silver Age of Heavyweights.

[@zachgilmore7865]

Another great video!! Thank you!!

[@barrysboxingpodcast637]

Best video I’ve seen in a long time thank you

[@MRRizwan8074]

One of the BEST fighters of all time. He was a true warrior and he came to fight!! Big heart, solid chin, angels and combinations!!!

[@Knapsack76]

One of my favorite fighters of all time! It’s sick to me how fast boxing fans are to discredit Holyfield, despite being maybe the greatest warrior the sport has ever seen.

[@ZA-co9vj]

One of my favorite fighters of all time. His fights were always exciting and he had no quit.

[@Ichbinberlinerr]

Thanks for this amazing content

[@MrGriff305]

Now that's realler than Real Deal Holyfield.

[@greyghostscsa394]

Holyfield is one of the toughest men I’ve ever seen. Riddick Bowe beat the living sh** out of him and he kept coming. In his prime Holyfield would have clowned on Vitor Belfort.

[@donny9078]

If he beat the living shit out of him, he would've won by knockout, not by decision

[@anthonymack6412]

Holyfield would have knocked out Belfort in seconds if they were both in their prime when they fought. Holyfield was one of the toughest men alive in his generation. I think only George Foreman was tougher. Maybe.

[@akosasuke5128]

The Belfort doesn’t count…no need to bring it up

[@danielhenderson8316]

@@anthonymack6412 Holyfield was never a knockout puncher. He would just spend 8 rounds beating Vitor until Vitor's cardio would run out just like in MMA and make the ref save him. It's like why I'd rather fight Tyson over Holyfield. Both will knock me out, but Holyfield would leave me EXHAUSTED and knocked out.

[@anthonymack6412]

@@danielhenderson8316 True. He wasn’t a knockout artist, but 29 out of 44 victories were by KO. I’m sure Belfort would have made it 30 had he been around when Holyfield was in his prime. On the other hand, I can’t understand why a fight like that would even be sanctioned.

[@TheAndreas92boom]

Need more videos, enjoying them way too much!!! Keep up the amazing work😀😀

[@muddbucket]

Evander was on the flight I just took. Great guy.

[@informanti]

Now THIS is how I remember Holyfield and I hope others will see this and know what an amazing champion he was. He doesn't deserve to be remembered as a punching bag for a juiced up Vitor Belfort. In his prime, Holyfield could've dominated that fool with one arm behind his back. A true legend right here! The real deal. Edit: Ah, just got to the end of the video. The fight with Vitor left a sour taste in my mouth too, man. Really glad you made this.

[@sorakazama7031]

happened to all the legends. Ali to Holmes, Fraizer to Forman. Forman to I think Tommy Morrison. Larry Holmes to Tyson, Tyson to Lennox Lewis, Roy to Calzaghe. it just happens man, they jumped in the ring, they took their beatings and it is what it is.

[@faressharari449]

Great video! The worlds needed a reminder..

[@ruzcelbeltran]

One of the best heavyweight fighter in the late 80s and 90s

[@ernstpierre9644]

Evander and Lenox are my favorite boxer from that era, and I always knew if there were a boxer that could beat Tyson it would be him. Because he is not afraid of no one he threw combos at all time. He is so humble.

[@dezsi114]

Bowe would fuck Tyson up too

[@LOL-dk2rb]

not the biggest heavyweight of all time but arguably the biggest heart, legend of the game

[@amado4249]

Yeah, his heart is triple the size of any normal man. Roids do that.

[@fishbmw]

@@amado4249 Oh look, another salty Tyson casual.

[@yeche4576]

@@fishbmw theres a reason the channels profile picture is mike tyson. If you were a woman would you rather spread your legs for holyfields seed or tysons seed. Tyson ofc. Unroided, never lift weights, pure muscle. Big strong man built like a fridge, still jacked today.

[@viewsONTRENDING]

Holyfield will always be a legend, and your a legend for making these films and paying your respects mate, you keep the legends alive.

[@pangetmo2323]

Straight to the point like always!

[@sdprazak]

The man was ALWAYS in top shape and ALWAYS gave 100%! His heart and his will to push himself through hell in that ring truly earned him both his nicknames The Real Deal and The Warrior!

[@kikoelargento9905]

Please nobody will mention THE SUPREME DURABILITY OF AN OLD GEORGE FOREMAN that dude stands everything what a beast

[@pipp33]

Excellent video and love your inspiration to make it. Holyfield was amazing, my favorite heavyweight fighter during that era.

[@HotSpur.]

Wow! that brought back awesome memories of my youth and reminded me why I love prize fighting 🤜👊✊🤛

[@mattseaton5832]

Holyfield vs Foreman was such an amazing fight. I always loved Evander's style, all blood and guts. Not great for your health but it's so fun to watch.

[@kurtkaster5666]

Holyfield is one of my all time favs. But nothing to this day will ever match the excitement of getting ready to watch Tyson fight, in his prime, before the biting.

[@wessellrustbrook7831]

I appreciate the effort put into upgrading the video quality

[@yusefrodgers5828]

Brilliant tribute, man. It's all in the name... THE REAL DEAL

[@ieatsteel8283]

One of the best head butters of all time, but seriously he had amazing skills and an indomitable will

[@badrulofficial]

Her muscle shoulder like mountian hahaha

[@abigmonster8457]

Holyfield will always be an all time great next to the status of Ali and Marciano

[@tracelawson1367]

Thanks for the excellent content :)

[@RST9413]

He is so smooth. Never saw a fighter like this. Seems slow and fast in same time.

[@LionidasL10]

Man, I love the humility and development Mike Tyson's character has had since his prime. It's so unexpected. That Buster Douglas KO of Evander's will live forever though.

[@0wenfox]

Me too!

[@marinewillis1202]

I love that Tyson even came out later and admitted take all of the talk out of it but he was the best. I couldn't beat him

[@m-cra1370]

What’s this video got to do with Tyson

[@micworthy20]

@@m-cra1370 13:30 Tyson telling the truth and admitting what we all knew after all these years: that Holyfield beat him (twice) and that's coming straight from Tyson himself. It is what it is.

[@m-cra1370]

@@micworthy20 anyone that’s not brain dead mike Tyson fan knows that

[@hicksboson1]

He's like the Hakeem. Of his era so absolutely technically sound and so so very good and still underappreciated when he should be heralded as one of the best of all times which he really absolutely is

[@TheAnonymous1one]

One of my favorite all around boxers. Skills, stamina, strategy and power

[@St.Maurice]

Roids. He was caught. Talented...yes. Skilled....yes. But he was one the juice and got caught.

[@lapizza7175]

they where all on juice bro. @@St.Maurice

[@lapizza7175]

and not really. as he got a negative score at the drug tests@@St.Maurice

[@St.Maurice]

@@lapizza7175 Holyfield trained with Lee Haney who is a professional bodybuilder, Red flag number one. A company that was distributing steroids was raided, they found a rolodex with the name “Evan Fields.” They called that number, Evander picked up, Red Flag number two. At first Evander said that it was a lie, then said the drugs were for his father. Try doing Research before you run your mouth. Please share a similar story about Tyson. You can’t, so you’ll deflect.

[@mathewsz2399]

im just a budding boxing fan bc of youtube and channels like yours. i enjoy these vids not only bc the fights and history, but also bc of stuff like that epilogue u put in the end. great stuff.

[@r.a.8407]

True warrior!!! At heavyweight he was almost always the smaller guy but he didn't dance.he brought the the fight to his opponent with relentless stamina & aggression.

[@green8026]

The fact that George Foreman was just like "good game, man" at 6:47 is mind-blowing after seeing those hits he literally *ate*

[@saikatkar4452]

Those punches from Holyfield would drop a lot of legendary heavyweights and probably kill an average person. Foreman even as an old, out of shape boxer was a tank. Imagine if he had stayed in boxing after his loss to young and worked on his faults. He would have been the most dominant champion ever. I am not sure Holmes would have been able to beat Foreman in the early 80s either.

[@green8026]

@@saikatkar4452 Yeah, pure legend. and his chin is *absurd* .

[@DaboooogA]

Excellent video with fantastic use of upscaled footage

[@flexangelo]

he really took on some of these punches. big belly style. ate them incredibly well

[@mpendulomkhonto818]

Big respect for BLTV paying homage to Chris benoit by playing his theme

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

He had an INDOMITABLE WILL. That's what separated him all time from Tyson and it showed in their two fights. 1989, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1997...Holyfield wins every time because those fights devolve in to a battle of wills and Holyfield had the superior will. The word gets thrown around wayyyyyyyyyyyy too much, but damn if Evander Holyfield truly wasn't a boxing warrior.

[@ak42069]

Jesus bro couldn’t even hold a title for more than 3 years

[@ak42069]

Even in 89? Dude wasn’t even in the same weight class or even a contender yet man are you ok?

[@m-cra1370]

@@ak42069 he couldn’t hold the tithe because he fought ELITE fighters unlike Tyson who has the weakest resume of the 90s

[@ak42069]

@@m-cra1370 Bowe isn’t an elite fighter. Dude was dying from disease most of his career

[@m-cra1370]

@@ak42069 😂😂 Bowe was elite, he would of destroyed Tyson

[@hendrix2478]

What a video. Thank you.

[@imajuicemonkey1334]

One of the best channels🥊💪 keep it up

[@samir.ebrahim]

I've studied this man, he's one of my idols. And I can say that this man's heart, his dedication and his skills are up there with the best of all time. A true warrior, never backed down, never surrendered. His accolades will be displayed in the halls of history for eternity. One of the greatest fighters of all time.