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"Moses, this is not the end." 🗣️

Ring heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk speaks on Moses Itauma's loss to Filip Hrgovic 🥊

Conor Benn has his sights set on adding a WBC welterweight title to his resume 🏆👀

l Sept 12th in Las Vegas 🥊

The WBO have ordered a purse bid for Dmitry Bivol's mandatory light heavyweight title defense against Callum Smith after parties were unable to reach terms.

The bid is scheduled to take place on August 27th.

📋 Pernell Whitaker won in his legendary career:

🥇 Olympic Gold Medal (LA '84)
👑 WBA Junior Middleweight World Title
👑 WBC Welterweight World Title
👑 IBF Super Lightweight World Title
👑 The Ring Lightweight World Title
👑 WBA Lightweight World Title
👑 WBC Lightweight World Title
👑 IBF Lightweight World Title

"They keep saying Ali is the best fighter... no, I am."

Evander Holyfield believes the record books speak for themselves, but his place at the absolute top of boxing history is constantly being overlooked.

Speaking to SecondsOut, "The Real Deal" laid out his case:

"I'm the only four-time heavyweight champion of the world, but they are still talking about Ali when I broke his record. I've been the only four-time heavyweight champion for 24 years. You can't talk about it until you break someone's record... How do you cut somebody out of history? I didn't even know I was the first person to be undisputed in two weight divisions until Usyk did it. They keep saying Ali is the best fighter—no, I am. He was three times, I'm four."

Holyfield did what many thought impossible: he cleaned out the cruiserweight division, moved up to heavyweight, and built a resume packed with legendary battles against Mike Tyson, Riddick Bowe, George Foreman, and Lennox Lewis.

The record is real, and the achievement is undeniable. Yet, whenever the conversation turns to the greatest heavyweight of all time, Muhammad Ali's name almost always comes first.

Does Holyfield’s record make him the true Heavyweight GOAT, or does Ali’s legacy remain untouchable? 💭🤔