NYSAC to Holyfield: “Enough is Enough.”
By Sal Urciuoli November 16th, 2004 All Boxing ArticlesEvander Holyfield’s next fight won’t be at heavyweight. Yes, he will be fighting but it won’t be with any other current professional pugilist. His next bout will be with the NYSAC whom issued Holyfield an indefinite medical suspension for his recent lackluster performances punctuated by his latest fight versus Larry Donald. As you may already know Holyfield made his intentions to continue competing very clear right after his latest fight and in response the New York State Athletic Commission ruled this way to ensure Evander’s future outside the ring "I'm not looking to end his career if it's not warranted, but the health and safety of the boxer is the main concern of the state commission," NYSAC chairman Ron Stevens told The Atlanta Journal Constitution "To my practiced mind, Holyfield shouldn't be fighting anymore. It's the responsibility of the state athletic commission to save a boxer from himself. Evander Holyfield has absorbed enough punishment throughout his great career. It's time the bleeding stopped." More...















































