REAL DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He's a real beast

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A legendary drug cheat

His former trainer Teddy Atlas said in response to everyone saying what you said after the fight, "If he was so determined, why didn't he show that level of determination and discipline before the fight, during training, instead of coming in 10lbs overweight for one of the biggest and most important fights of his career?" I'm not saying you're wrong at all, I actually think both can be true, but Moorer's lack of dedication in training is mostly what caused the split between them.

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Joe frazier was knocked down 6 times in 2 rounds against Big George foreman. Holyfield and Moorer both had a go at big george as well. All of them legends of the sport

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Yes he is a great champion with great combination punching skills

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A good one. But I think the best heavyweight counter puncher

Yes yes, i love the leverage he gets into his combos.

Ronnie Alexander no

@@randyschultz9687 big NO

He most definitely would you guys typing "no" must NOT KNOW BOXING simple. Holyfield wasn't overrated so people didn't know how great he was but he's simple up there with the best

The man could fight,could adjust and do it while being the lighter of the two.The man answered any questions when put to task and he did it with spirit...any person that knocks him only wishes that had his fortitude

I agree, and is maybe the most underrated. Could have beaten anyone in history on his best day.

Especially in the first fight

Christian Charles True

I don't think he tried hard enough, only joking the man had a true warrior heart.

yes his headbutts and elbows against tyson is legendary. he is the hardest head-butter of all time

@Jovan Stamenkovic you're an idiot

Jovan Stamenkovic Tyson fought bums. You can’t compare him to a legend like Holyfield.

Holyfield came from cruiserweight

@@user-nh1ro9wd2m he was a light heavyweight before that though. At the olympics he fought as light heavyweight.

@@piotrwolski4641 oh ok i didnt know that

@@user-nh1ro9wd2m its ok man, I don't know many things either.

Whats crazy to think is how many absolute WARS Evander had been in by this point. Moorer (who I respect) was never the same after getting in one "war" with Big George. Evander had brawled with Qawi, Cooper, Foreman, Bowe X 3 etc. Guy was a true gladiator. And in the first fight Moorer almost lost to him fighting with Holy only using one arm from that injury. Guy was a pure pit bull in the ring

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Inspire with Douglas Boyd no, Holyfield deserves the credit.

Meh he got destroyed

Moorer had beaten evander years earlier in a decision. Evander wanted this fight.

he has that Heart of a Champion strongly beating within. .

@@scott1713 that's true, gave holyfield his second loss, both good fighters, I like both of them, Michael moorer deserves more recognition, he was a good boxer

yeah and it seems like that one lucky punch always lands right on his chin

Luck's has got nothing to do with it

@@DrLoverLover I wouldn't say nothing, but for the most part your correct.

@Patrick saints, I wonder where he learned that from, I think a “lucky punch” from 45 year old George Foreman taught him that

@Jamil Fox debatable

Delusional. Holyfield was a cheater, a steroid abuser. Doesn't even belong in the top 10 all time.

@@michaeltrumph121 the cherry of whatever you're smokin has burned long enough... but your opinion is your opinion.

wouldnt put him ahead of bowe, defo not ahead of lewis. top 5 imo are ali, lewis, holmes, liston and frazier .

@@kevinmunday5782 If we are assessing them all at their absolute best, the top 5 are: 1. Mike Tyson 2. Sonny Liston 3. Riddick Bowe 4. Larry Holmes 5. Wladimir Klitschko

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@boxing fan uk Of the recognized champions of the decade, Holyfield was the most memorable and accomplished of them all. Foreman had just one successful (and highly controversial) defense before abdicating the title. Despite beating Holyfield in one of the greatest heavyweight fights ever, Bowe had a short and undistinguished tenure as champ. Tyson began the decade losing to Buster Douglas and lost to Holyfield twice. Moorer unseated Holyfield in their first fight but then lost the belt to Big George in his first defense; as we can see above, he lost the rematch to Evander pretty decisively. And while it's true that Lewis was 1-0-1 against Holyfield, he didn't fight for the legitimate championship of the world until 1999 and didn't win the title until November of that year. I think what speaks most to Holyfield's standing as the best of his era was the fact that of all the fighters I listed above, most of them never fought one another; Evander fought and beat-or-drew with all of them at some point in the 90's. So no, I'm not kidding. I think it's pretty clear that he was the dominant heavyweight of that decade.

​@boxing fan uk I think you would have a really tough time finding many fight fans who would agree with you that the fighters you listed here (Mason, Ruddock, Bruno, Akinwande, etc.) would in anyway compare or supersede the list of champions and top contenders that Holyfield beat during that same timespan. All excuses and rationalizing aside, Lennox remained on the periphery of the heavyweight division until his title shots against a declining Holyfield in 1999. The common denominator for Foreman, Tyson, Bowe, and Lewis is that they all fought Evander during that decade while never fighting each other. Lennox was definitely the best champion of his era...it's just that his era on top ended up being the early-to-mid 00's, something that is no less of a great accomplishment.

@boxing fan uk Forgive me friend, you've totally lost me with all the hypotheticals, decision-disputing, and 'What if?' scenarios. We don't have to engage in conjecture or speculation about what might've happened because Holyfield was the only heavyweight to fight and beat-or-draw with all the champions and top contenders of that decade (i.e. Douglas, Foreman, Bowe, Tyson, Moorer, Mercer, and Lewis). Those fights all happened and he did enough to become the recognized world champion on three occasions during that time frame. Acknowledging that Holyfield dominated that decade doesn't take anything away from the fact that Lewis was the top guy from late '99 to '03. In fact, diminishing Evander's credentials and standing only serve to tarnish Lennox's accomplishment when he eventually took the title from him. I really don't know any other way to sort this through so I guess we're just going to have agree to disagree. Take it easy and God bless you and your family during these crazy times.

@boxing fan uk Have a great week!

@Gilbert Gonzales holyfield is a proven steroid cheat

Same here

@@katunghill8448 So big fans of drug induced performances lo...

Same here.

But he has drug scandals

1 of my h His chin and heart are legendary and the wars him and Bowe fought and id like to see aj fight prime holyfield lmao

Yes. Holyfield didn't have many title defenses cause he fought the top guys. Thats why the number of title defenses is meaningless. Joe Lewis, Holmes and Klitchko have one thing in common in many of their title defenses. They fought bums. No disrespect to them as champions but they had 20 title defense for a reason

@@briancamilli8873 unlikely someone could beat klitschko when hes at physical peak rhe dude is absolutely.beast and look at he fought tiny dude chambers..... Lol only giy could beat him is lewis as wladimir is just too powerful esp the jabs

johannsebastienbach Klitchko couldn't beat anybody that could punch. There is a reason wladimir didn't fight his brother. Because Vitali who had the better chin would of beat his brother

U can't mention aj and holy field In the same sentence my friend

Brian Camilli Holyfield was like Ali...he fought everyone...and in most cases they were fellow champions at or near there primes. They were both top guys in a golden era’s of the HW division. They both seemed to elevate their divisions...

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True

And no respect for Michael ?

I was thinking the same thing; when he defended the title against Bean in '98, he had really declined.

@boxing fan uk I think that was his last good fight Lewis 2

Fuck Evander headbutt Holyfield.. he was always a cheater

@@voiceofreason7558 I don't think you'll have much luck fucking him. I've never heard of anyone suggesting he swings that way. 😆

@@voiceofreason7558 Evander Holyfield TKO and beat yo boyfriend Mike Tyson

Why you started by saying balls lol

Danny Fernandez hahahahaha

The fact that Moorer was getting dropped by punches that wouldn't have dropped him earlier in the fight meant he had a concussion and was very susceptible at that point. Even though he kept getting up he was in danger of permanent brain damage. It was a good stoppage.

jeff murray You made a lot of sense bro I dig very reasonable comment

Yes I agree.

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One of the all time great.......Road ragers. Evan Fields always getting stabbed in the ass......

Underrated? By whom?

So True👍🏿

Foreman is top 10 hardest hitters of sports not just boxing. Shouldn't have been even a question on how he did it.

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They didn't conduct testing back then. Even if they did, EH could get in the contract to not test. Lee Hainey was on his team when he bulked up from 190 lbs to 208 in a year or so. Grown men don't gain 28 lbs of muscle in a year. Especially after he gained from 178 to 190-195 for his pro fights.

Neither has Arnold - idiot

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@@brandonshort4502 Neither has The Rock, and he's natural.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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low blows and headbutts.

@@visionlandmusic I called that "HollyHead Shit " 😕😕😕😕

@@visionlandmusic u never watch holyfield then Are u tyson fan? Bcs every tyson fan will say this shit

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Except when he couldn't land on james toney and got dismantled

At 175 pounds....I pretty much have Michael Moorer TBE...He was that devastating as a Light Heavyweight.

Agreed he could've been so much better

Weak chin

Moorer lacked physical fitness prio to this bout. He was not out skilled but rather out muscled.

He's at best average at least. He got knocked out by a 45 yr old.

@@bobbytaraantino it was truly hillarious how you disregarded George Foreman like that, an all time great.

Like HGH?

@@johnhorne1839 Don't think so

@@kurtnier6214 Doesn't really matter what you think. He was caught buying it. boxingtalk.com/Evander-Holyfield-Balls-the-Size-of-Peas

Meh he was dominated

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watch him against Foreman much of the same technique but you can tell how tough George is its a bit disturbing tbh

Because holyfield was drugged

It's amazing what you can achieve with roids...

Holyfield hat Tyson mehrmals kräftig in den Arsch getreten, weil Tyson eine PFEIFFE ist. Ganz klar Holyfeld Nr. 1

Moorer was definitely not exceptional. He ran up most of his wins and the majority of his wins as a light heavyweight. He didn't bring his power with him when he because a heavyweight.

Moorer was actually a light-heavyweight.

2 heavyweight champs unifying the title

Your nuts moore was a true heavyweight

@@markwall298 they both were. Both easily capable of carrying 200

5 knockdowns. Evander couldn't never truly hurt anyone . One of the all time greats tho. He had just enough power. I've just always believed he didn't have the big power needed to be in that division.

Man...do you realize what you´re saying? OF COURSE past the age of 35 any professional athlete is bound to slow down...what the heck?!

@@73kimura apart from Foreman

@@azteka6103 foreman did slow down.. alot actually...

@@HostileLemons I agree, but he grew smarter, and still had that one punch, fight ending power, which when he fought Holyfield, he connected with a couple that would have put most fighters, as it did Moorer, on the canvas, for the count, but not Holyfield.

You mean Holyfield was slower? I don't think so. His movement and his punches were sharp and precise .

Braye Glover he had superior timing, awareness, but his actual speed was slower

Hassan Syed Holyfield’s biggest attribute was still his heart He had no quit in him His relentlessness would give you the desire to quit yourself

Im with you on hes heart bro,but when it comes to hes speed your wrong,not been many heawys as fast as Holyfield.

@@Idontknowanyoda1 And not to mention the technique he was "born" with from Cruiser weight. He was a splendid all round boxer, and he had one unique thing that most fighters dont have. The commentator even said it : "Sometimes Holyfield needs to get hit to get it going", oh hell yeah so true. He would come back even stronger. I miss him and types like him in the heavyweight division. He was the one and only true warrior spirit.

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