MEETING EVANDER HOLYFIELD TONiGHT - ANY QUESTIONS??

Hey guys was a pretty awesome night lastnight - did really get chance to talk with him to any great extent 1-2-1 but he did talk, or was interviewed for about 2-3 hours I was pretty much on the top table aswell so was only really about 10ft from him the whole time - in answer to some of the stuff brought up he said without any doubt the hardest puncher he was ever hit by was George Foreman - seemed pretty much without any shadow of a doubt - seemed pretty in awe of the guy all round really - said that when he got you good it made your whole body go numb and he also thought that at one point he thought George had maybe knocked some of his teeth out - his face had gone all numb etc and he didn't have any feeling in his mouth when he went back to his corner so he asked his corner if his teeth were all still there because he couldn't feel anything he also said that George was the only man he just could not physically move back - he simulated crouching in there and shoving and shoulder barging with all his might but just said he soon realised he was never gunna move the guy one inch so he said to himself I gotta do this differently and just go around the guy instead - he said he got a bit spooked when he saw footage of Foreman doing that jeep pulling stuff in training and carrying cattle over his shoulders etc - he said Foreman was far and away the strongest he fought but he said the best he fought all round was Riddick Bowe and said he was great outside and great on the inside too - he was asking at one point to give one word responses to different names of guys he'd fought -Qawi (tough!!? Just tough!?), Foreman (big punch), Holmes (good jab), Buster Douglas (and there was a shout of fat! Then Holyfield looked sheepish and laughed himself and seemed to be struggling for something nice to say and then he said no "skillful!) haha - Tyson (then he kinda grimaced and then he tried to defend Tyson and said that they were brothers etc and that if Tyson fought like a street fighter sometimes then he (Holyfield) would simply match him for dirtiness if it came to it haha (he did say he and his peers saw him as an inspiration when there were coming up through the ranks because he was so impressed that a guy who was that short and with that short arms could still out jab guys who were 6'4"
Or 6'5" or whatever because it is very hard to compete with that kind of handicap so basically people just don't appreciate how much skill it took (aswell as all the slam bang aggression) to be successful like he was etc - he didn't really answer the question as to who in history would he have loved to have fought - he pretty much said you should simply respect all the previous generations great fighters because it's really just building on what we see of previous fighters that makes us be as good as we are now - oh and he called Lennox Lewis 'the most improved fighter' ever in terms of how much he improved as fighter over the course of his career etc - oh and he never stopped talking about "my momma" hahaha the first line of every response started with "well my momma she told me...." Hahaha so much so that after the 50th time he'd responded with "my momma..." Everyone started laughing to which the interviewer said "it sounds like I REALLY wouldn't of wanted to mess with your momma!!?" Hahaha well great night all round really and got an awesome signed and framed picture thingy to go with my collection - didn't make the official after show party at the local lap dancing club tho ( haha. Oh and the next boxing night they're arranging is Tommy The hit Man Hearns coming over next so will definitely look to get to that one aswell