Holyfield Is Done!

Holyfield was done. Now he's undone.

Holy, get out from the ring! It is already not fun... Infamy... 7 years later..lol

Holyfield is just getting started, he's beginning his second prime.

Was he as bad against Donald as he was a couple of months ago against Williams? That performance was absolutely woeful.

I can't believe that he's still fighting till this day.:nonono: lol, why dig up this thread to make this point? Funny though.

i had a past a few days ago saying how holyfield can shock tha world by beain tha champ again, everyone thought his careers over after gettin ko'd by james "lights out" toney his excuse was i wasnt in shape, what's his excuse now HE NEEDS TO RETIRE, he reminds me of meldrick taylor, after he fought chavez and tha way he talks now, a sad story. everytime i hear of holyfield and him still fighting, i start to forget everythin he's done ( his fights with bowe, tyson, Foreman, larry holmes, buster douglas etc) he should retire b4 ppl forget those fights I can't believe that he's still fighting till this day.:nonono:

Who Cares He's Just A Memory Why Are We Still On This Topic.he's 90 Years Old Forget About Him.was Great No Longer Good.

As far as I know, yeah. :) But in this fight I did not see the event you were describing (eyeball almost out of socket), so maybe you were refering to another fight. ;) Pardon a SLIGHT exzaggeration, but regardless his eye was in terrible shape (piss poor shape to be exact) but if you want to act like you dont know that's what I mean then go right ahead. That cut looked down right scary, and if the fight had continued he may HAVE lost it (the eye) but if you only saw a little scratch or something, then I wont fault you for that. :rolleyes: (I say that cause you knew what I meant but since youre being 'literal' and all.....)

Definetly His Done Nothing To Prove Anymore

Lennox and Vitali only fought once :confused: As far as I know, yeah. :) But in this fight I did not see the event you were describing (eyeball almost out of socket), so maybe you were refering to another fight. ;)

Hehehe when was that? Not in the first fight. Lennox and Vitali only fought once :confused:

SOME of us will remember........and LL DID NOT get a 'gift' against Vitali. The guy's eye was almost hanging out of it's socket...how you see that as a gift I'll never understand. :eek: Vitali was the one that got the gift; the gift of getting into the ring with the champ in the first place, and the gift of keeping that eye. ;) Hehehe when was that? Not in the first fight.

it is sad, i thought Holy might still have something left, but after seeing him MAKE LARRY DONALD LOOK GOOD, i know he's done. If he doesn't quit he'll die in the ring when he faces a big puncher, when instead he should be enjoying his hall of fame status. i guess he doesn't want to let go of his career, but all that pride will cost him his life

Holyfield is ruining his own career, he is losing stock in himself. People are not going to remember him for his great wins, but for the ass beatings he took from lesser opposition. Larry Donald would not have been able to do this to Holyfield back in the day. We all know that. Holyfield is not a fluke by any means, its like saying Ali was a fluke. I wish he didn't take the Ruiz fights and beyond. He should have quit after Lewis 1. He was given a gift then, kinda like Lewis was given against Vitali. Lewis knew it, Holyfield should have too. SOME of us will remember........and LL DID NOT get a 'gift' against Vitali. The guy's eye was almost hanging out of it's socket...how you see that as a gift I'll never understand. :eek: Vitali was the one that got the gift; the gift of getting into the ring with the champ in the first place, and the gift of keeping that eye. ;)

But the tomato cans eventually quit when they are no longer able to defend themselves. Would you approve of your grandpa getting in the ring at an advanced age? You have to dig him up first. But here you have a good example. He quit smoking, and every day after that he longed for a sigaret. 3 years later he died. What was the use for him quiting? Should he not have enjoyed his sigaret during the time he was given? This was an eye opener for me: better die and have lived your life, than to live a "no" life (in Dutch it sounds better). Holyfield should do the same. If he wants to fight, and is aware of the consequenses, he should.

Holyfield is ruining his own career, he is losing stock in himself. People are not going to remember him for his great wins, but for the ass beatings he took from lesser opposition. Larry Donald would not have been able to do this to Holyfield back in the day. We all know that. Holyfield is not a fluke by any means, its like saying Ali was a fluke. I wish he didn't take the Ruiz fights and beyond. He should have quit after Lewis 1. He was given a gift then, kinda like Lewis was given against Vitali. Lewis knew it, Holyfield should have too.

Howbout the guys that are used to to get nice starting records the tomato cans. Every boxer (especially in the heavyweights) risks their health. As ling as there is no bodyly defect there is no way anybody can and should deny this mans hobby. Some people smoke that is unhealty, other people box that is unhealty. But the tomato cans eventually quit when they are no longer able to defend themselves. Would you approve of your grandpa getting in the ring at an advanced age?

His inability to defend himself in the most dangerous sport in the world. That is what you think. He has 2 arms that he can hold for his face? For the boxing rules he is able to defend himself.

But Holyfield's problem isn't just that he sucks, it's that his health is at risk. Howbout the guys that are used to to get nice starting records the tomato cans. Every boxer (especially in the heavyweights) risks their health. As ling as there is no bodyly defect there is no way anybody can and should deny this mans hobby. Some people smoke that is unhealty, other people box that is unhealty.

Does he has a physical defects why he should not box? No? On what ground would they deny this man HIS boxing? His inability to defend himself in the most dangerous sport in the world.