Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer (1st meeting) - Revision history

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Dan Duva]] ([[Main Events]])		*'''Promoter:''' [[Dan Duva]] ([[Main Events]])
	*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]		*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]
	*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View\|TVKO]], [[Sky Sports (UK)]] (Main Event)		*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View\|TVKO]] (USA), [[Sky Sports (UK)]] (Main Event)
	*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (Program).jpg\|Official Program]]		*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (Program).jpg\|Official Program]]

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	[[File:Holyfield Morrer I 237564.jpg\|right\|425px]][[File:Holyfield Moorer I 1786896.jpg\|right\|425px]]		[[File:Holyfield Morrer I 237564.jpg\|right\|425px]][[File:Holyfield Moorer I 1786896.jpg\|right\|425px]]
	<fight>8271</fight>		<fight>8271</fight>
	*'''[[~~World Boxing Association~~]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)		*'''[[WBA]] World Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)
	*'''[[~~International Boxing Federation~~]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)		*'''[[IBF]] World Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)
	*'''~~See also~~:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (~~2nd meeting~~)\|~~Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II~~]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Dan Duva]] ([[Main Events]])
	==~~Comments~~==		*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]
			*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View\|TVKO]], [[Sky Sports (UK)]] (Main Event)
			*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (Program).jpg\|Official Program]]

			== Notes ==
	*Holyfield was a 2 to 1 favorite. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=861&dat=19940422&id=OUNSAAAAIBAJ&sjid=zTUNAAAAIBAJ&pg=919,2064036]		*Holyfield was a 2 to 1 favorite. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=861&dat=19940422&id=OUNSAAAAIBAJ&sjid=zTUNAAAAIBAJ&pg=919,2064036]
	*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]
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	*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.		*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.
	*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]		*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]
	*[[~~:File:1994-04-22 -~~ Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (~~Program~~).~~jpg\|Official Program~~]].
			== See also ==
			*[[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]

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	*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.		*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.
	*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]		*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]
	*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (~~Poster~~).jpg\|~~Fight Poster~~]].		*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (Program).jpg\|Official Program]].

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	*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.		*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.
	*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]		*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]
			*[[:File:1994-04-22 - Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (Poster).jpg\|Fight Poster]].

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	*'''See also:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]		*'''See also:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]
	==Comments==		==Comments==
	*Holyfield was a 2 to 1 favorite.		*Holyfield was a 2 to 1 favorite. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=861&dat=19940422&id=OUNSAAAAIBAJ&sjid=zTUNAAAAIBAJ&pg=919,2064036]
	*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]
	*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]		*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]

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	*'''See also:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]		*'''See also:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]
	==Comments==		==Comments==
			*Holyfield was a 2 to 1 favorite.
	*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]
	*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]		*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]

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	[[File:Holyfield Morrer I 237564.jpg\|right\|~~400px~~]][[File:Holyfield Moorer I 1786896.jpg\|right\|~~400px~~]]		[[File:Holyfield Morrer I 237564.jpg\|right\|425px]][[File:Holyfield Moorer I 1786896.jpg\|right\|425px]]
	<fight>8271</fight>		<fight>8271</fight>
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)
	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)
			*'''See also:''' [[Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)\|Evander Holyfield vs. Michael Moorer II]]
	==Comments==		==Comments==
	*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]

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	<fight>8271</fight>		<fight>8271</fight>
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title'''		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)
	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title'''		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Holyfield)

	==Comments==		==Comments==
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	*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]		*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]
	*Moorer opened a cut over Holyfield's left eye in round five.		*Moorer opened a cut over Holyfield's left eye in round five.
	*~~Blows:~~ Moorer 262/558 (47%) Holyfield 159/529 (30%).		*Moorer landed 262 of 558 punches (47%) and Holyfield landed 159 of 529 (30%).
	*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. Margaret Goodman, former chairman of the medical advisory board of Nevada Athletic Commission, said ~~that~~ the medical arm of the ~~Commission~~ questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use. The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://~~sportsillustrated~~.~~cnn~~.com/~~2007/more/02/28/holyfield/index.html~~]		*[[Ed Schuyler\|Ed Schuyler Jr.]] of the Associated Press scored the fight 118-111 for Moorer.
			*[[HBO]] unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-113 for Holyfield.
			*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. [[Margaret Goodman]], former chairman of the medical advisory board of the [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]], said the medical arm of the commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use," she said. "The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://www.boxingscene.com/fighting-words-erik-morales-another-sad-goodbye--58467]

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	==Comments==		==Comments==
	*Moorer ~~was down once~~ in the second round ~~from~~ a ~~counter left hook to~~ the ~~head~~. He scored a cut over ~~Holyfields~~'s left eye in round five~~, which bled again in round eight~~.		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served as his cutman. Holyfield dismissed his longtime cutman, [[Ace Marotta]], rather than pay him $25,000 to be in his corner. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/23/sports/boxing-and-the-new-champion-moorer-by-decision-in-12.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm]
	*Blows: Moorer 262/558 47%, Holyfield 159/529 30%.		*Holyfield dropped Moorer with a left hook late in the second round, a round which Moorer was winning decisively. Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the round 10-10. If he had scored the round 10-9 for Holyfield, his score would have been 114-114 and Holyfield would have retained the title with a majority draw. Holyfield's manager, [[Shelly Finkel]], filed a protest with the commission over the second round scoring. [http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-24/sports/sp-49843_1_teddy-atlas/2]
	*~~This~~ was Holyfield~~'s first bout with~~ [[~~Don Turner~~]] ~~as his trainer~~, ~~who also served for~~ his ~~dismissed cut man~~.		*Moorer opened a cut over Holyfield's left eye in round five.
			*Blows: Moorer 262/558 (47%) Holyfield 159/529 (30%).
			*Holyfield was hospitalized after the fight. He was suffering from dehydration and a rotator-cuff injury. A kidney bruise was also discovered. He was given a large amount of liquids for the kidney problem, but his lungs filled because his heart was not able to pump the fluids out. He was then diagnosed as having a noncompliant left ventricle. Holyfield retired as a result. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/27/sports/boxing-holyfield-quits-after-learning-of-heart-ailment.html] A couple of months later, Holyfield said he had been cured by evangelist Benny Hinn. [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/sports/sports-people-boxing-holyfield-says-doctor-may-ring-the-bell.html] Holyfield went to the Mayo Clinic and was given a clean bill of health. He was told the heart condition appeared because he was over-medicated and over-hydrated in the treatment he received after the Moorer fight. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ATlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qBMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3904,2610687&dq=holyfield+moorer+heart&hl=en] Years later, Dr. Margaret Goodman, former chairman of the medical advisory board of Nevada Athletic Commission, said that the medical arm of the Commission questioned Holyfield about possible HGH use. "There were questions [because] the abnormalities Evander had with his heart were findings that could have been consistent with growth hormone use. The problem was there was no test and Evander denied any use of growth hormone." [http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/more/02/28/holyfield/index.html]

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	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title'''~~<br>~~		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Heavyweight Title'''
	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title'''~~<br>~~		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title'''
	*'''Weights:''' 214 lbs (each)
	~~<br clear=all>~~		==Comments==
	== Comments ==		*Moorer was down once in the second round from a counter left hook to the head. He scored a cut over Holyfields's left eye in round five, which bled again in round eight.
	- Moorer was down once in the ~~2nd~~ round from a counter left hook to the head. He scored a cut over Holyfields's left eye in round five, which bled again in round eight.~~<br>~~		*Blows: Moorer 262/558 47%, Holyfield 159/529 30%.
	~~- Data Boxing Stats~~: ~~Blows-~~ Moorer 262/558 47%, Holyfield 159/529 30%. Controls- Holyfield 112, 36 clinches, 26 close attacks, none of his usual circling; Moorer 65, 25 close attacks. In a moderate 96 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Moorer had a 54-46% advantage.<br>		*This was Holyfield's first bout with [[Don Turner]] as his trainer, who also served for his dismissed cut man.
	- This was Holyfield's first bout with Don Turner as his trainer, who also served for his dismissed cut man.