Holyfield Opponent Announced

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Holyfield Opponent Announced

    It appears that former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield is going to face Kentucky journeyman Jeremy Bates (21-11-1, 18KOs) on August 19, at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Bates is West ******ia's former heavyweight champion. [details]
  • VanesBoxing
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    He didn't leave the game when he was on top, and he aint never gonna get that chance again, so why even come back anymore??

    I sometimes think that boxing is THE only thing long time pro boxers know how to do and even with all the money they make, they still cant manage to kill their time and not have to come back and fight again.

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    • woftam
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      #3
      Makes no sense.

      Why doesn't he kick back and enjoy retirement.

      He's had a great career, no need to try and ruin it.

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      • :Bobby:
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        #4
        To me it seems Holyfield is obsessed. Lots of boxers don't know when to stop. I know it's not easy, especially accepting that it is over for you.

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        • Smashing
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          #5
          another sad day for boxing

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          • :Bobby:
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            #6
            Originally posted by Smashing
            another sad day for boxing
            Might sounds harsh but I think Holyfield deserves this : in my opinion he headbutted way too often and tried to damage his opponents with these illegal actions.

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            • MickyHatton
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              #7
              This is becoming farcical, he is on dangerous ground now I feel, if he is not careful he will be remembered as a joke and not as one of the greatest fighters of his generation!

              I hope this doesn't happen but he just cannot let it go!!!

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              • jason100x
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                #8
                What if he loses this fight?

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                • Nacho_Analstain
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by woftam
                  Makes no sense.

                  Why doesn't he kick back and enjoy retirement.

                  He's had a great career, no need to try and ruin it.
                  maybe he just likes boxing?

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                  • Truth
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                    #10
                    Holyfield Will Fight Again...

                    "Holyfield set for comeback!

                    Thursday, June 29 2006


                    A press conference has been called to announce the return of four-time heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield on August 19 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. For the 43-year-old Holyfield, it will be his first fight in 21 months, as he attempts to snap a three fight losing streak against Jeremy Bates (21-11-1, 18 KOs)."-*********

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