[yt]WPejZhE6cq0[/yt] :good Excerpts from Bert Sugar's ESPN Article In the first fight, the two battled as if getting hit was a charge against their honor, almost in an if-you-hit-me-again-and-I-find-out-about-it-you're-in-trouble fashion, giving us one of the greatest rounds in boxing history, the tenth. Any efforts at defense had about as much effect as a fig leaf at a nudists' convention. It got so one ringside observer commented: "If these guys were lawyers they could say, "the defense rests." Bowe handed Evander his first defeat and won the heavyweight title in that first battle-slash-war, but one week short of a year later, Evander would return the favor, winning back the heavyweight championship and administering the first loss to Bowe in a bout which produced enough ebbs and flows to thrill even the most hardened of boxing fans -- including one of the weirdest happenings in all of boxing history: the unexpected intrusion of the "Fan Man." [yt]eC1RmBHpsrA[/yt] :rofl
Ridiculous how Holyfield survived the uppercut in round 10 and was even taking it to Bowe towards the closing seconds of the round.
