No wonder god didnt fix it for him to KO Lewis in the 5th in their first fight.
Holyfield off to Germany?
I dont know Bigped,bigped wrote:wheres this info about Holyfield having no cash coming from?? does he not own a third of the company pepsi?? i heard he is very very well off..jab wrote:I say let him fight Sidon, he deserves to end his career with a win. Ok, Holyfield slipped a lot since he beat Tyson, but he hardly has anything to fear from Sidon. So let him fight a while.
I wouldnt want to see him against Vitali though. I dont want to see him mutilated or killed.
look at his last fight and his interview after, he genuiley believes hes improving and he can unify the titles its madness.
but why do you quote me as if I said that? I never said Holyfield is out of money.
I remember around the third Riuz fight Holyfield was evaluated by a US court at about 180 million dollars when the court made him pay for one of his out of wedlock kids. So I doubt very much he is poor today.
Even if he lost half the money, he shoudt still be a big multi-millionaire.
I do not think it is the money that keeps him fighting. It is most likely the state of the heavyweight division. He looks around and sees padded records, fake champions, and many chinless fighters. So he thinks: heck, on a good night, with a bit of luck I make take a lot of these belt holders. So that is why he keeps fighting.
Look, I think he can take Brewster in a good night. Even Ruiz. but Byrd and Vitali have his number.
So let him fight a while in Europe before retiring.
But, if he loses to a guy like Sidon, I say, the federations should force him to retire.
sorry mate didnt mean to quote you dont know why i did,jab wrote:I dont know Bigped,bigped wrote:wheres this info about Holyfield having no cash coming from?? does he not own a third of the company pepsi?? i heard he is very very well off..jab wrote:I say let him fight Sidon, he deserves to end his career with a win. Ok, Holyfield slipped a lot since he beat Tyson, but he hardly has anything to fear from Sidon. So let him fight a while.
I wouldnt want to see him against Vitali though. I dont want to see him mutilated or killed.
look at his last fight and his interview after, he genuiley believes hes improving and he can unify the titles its madness.
but why do you quote me as if I said that? I never said Holyfield is out of money.
I remember around the third Riuz fight Holyfield was evaluated by a US court at about 180 million dollars when the court made him pay for one of his out of wedlock kids. So I doubt very much he is poor today.
Even if he lost half the money, he shoudt still be a big multi-millionaire.
I do not think it is the money that keeps him fighting. It is most likely the state of the heavyweight division. He looks around and sees padded records, fake champions, and many chinless fighters. So he thinks: heck, on a good night, with a bit of luck I make take a lot of these belt holders. So that is why he keeps fighting.
Look, I think he can take Brewster in a good night. Even Ruiz. but Byrd and Vitali have his number.
So let him fight a while in Europe before retiring.
But, if he loses to a guy like Sidon, I say, the federations should force him to retire.
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Holyfield is done. I watched his last fight in full length. it was just horrible. he had no chance. how should he then beat Ruiz or Brewster? Irreal. Both would kill him.jab wrote:I dont know Bigped,bigped wrote:wheres this info about Holyfield having no cash coming from?? does he not own a third of the company pepsi?? i heard he is very very well off..jab wrote:I say let him fight Sidon, he deserves to end his career with a win. Ok, Holyfield slipped a lot since he beat Tyson, but he hardly has anything to fear from Sidon. So let him fight a while.
I wouldnt want to see him against Vitali though. I dont want to see him mutilated or killed.
look at his last fight and his interview after, he genuiley believes hes improving and he can unify the titles its madness.
but why do you quote me as if I said that? I never said Holyfield is out of money.
I remember around the third Riuz fight Holyfield was evaluated by a US court at about 180 million dollars when the court made him pay for one of his out of wedlock kids. So I doubt very much he is poor today.
Even if he lost half the money, he shoudt still be a big multi-millionaire.
I do not think it is the money that keeps him fighting. It is most likely the state of the heavyweight division. He looks around and sees padded records, fake champions, and many chinless fighters. So he thinks: heck, on a good night, with a bit of luck I make take a lot of these belt holders. So that is why he keeps fighting.
Look, I think he can take Brewster in a good night. Even Ruiz. but Byrd and Vitali have his number.
So let him fight a while in Europe before retiring.
But, if he loses to a guy like Sidon, I say, the federations should force him to retire.