Antonio Tarver believes it is his "destiny" to become the oldest world heavyweight champion in history.
Tarver, a five-time world champion at light-heavyweight, is hoping to get a crack at reigning heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko but for that to happen he will first have to see off Steve Cunningham next month. The pair meet in Newark, New Jersey, on August 14.
Were he to win the world heavyweight crown, the 46-year-old would eclipse George Foreman's record of winning the title at the age of 45.
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Tarver, a five-time world champion at light-heavyweight, is hoping to get a crack at reigning heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko but for that to happen he will first have to see off Steve Cunningham next month. The pair meet in Newark, New Jersey, on August 14.
Were he to win the world heavyweight crown, the 46-year-old would eclipse George Foreman's record of winning the title at the age of 45.
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