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Holyfield could have done more.
Should have gone for the KO.
No longer an ATG!
AMIRIGHT Pactards?!?
Much better fight than Pac vs Floyd. Both guys used both arms and neither one tried to prove they were TBLME (The Best Lateral Mover Ever)!!!!! Should've just saved my $100 and watched that fight with more action.
Didn't Romney learn this lesson three years ago?
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Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
Holyfield probably doesn't own any Lamborghinis, and if he does.... they're probably not very shiny.
He didn't chop wood before the Romney fight.
He doesn't own his own promotion company.
By your definition.... he can't be an ATG.
Obama versus Tyson next. :mad:
Mitt Romney lasts 2 rounds with Evander Holyfield in charity boxing match
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and five-time heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield squared off in the ring Friday at a charity fight night event in Salt Lake City.
Romney, 68, and Holyfield, 52, sparred, if you could call it that, for just two short rounds before Romney ran away from the boxer and threw in the towel, giving up a round early in the lighthearted fight that came amid several other fights by professional boxers and an auction.
The two barely threw any punches and largely just danced around, occasionally lightly jabbing each other in the midsection in what was much more of a comedic event than an actual bout.
The black-tie affair raised money for the Utah-based organization CharityVision, which helps doctors in developing countries perform surgeries to restore vision in people with curable blindness.
Romney's son Josh Romney, who lives in Utah, serves as a volunteer president for CharityVision.
Corporate sponsorships for the event ranged from $25,000 to $250,000. Organizers say they raised at least $1 million.
"He said, 'You know what? You float like a bee and sting like a butterfly,'" Romney said after the fight.
Mitt Romney lasts 2 rounds with Evander Holyfield in charity boxing match | Fox News
Attendees just enjoyed the festive atmosphere and the chance to see Romney in the ring.
"Oh, it was great. I was very proud of Mitt," said Katie Anderson, who attended the event with her husband.
"I was happy it went to the second round," Devin Anderson said.
Romney, the most-high profile Mormon in America, is hugely popular in the state, where more than 60 percent of the residents are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Beyond his religious connections, the former Massachusetts governor is remembered by many for turning around Salt Lake City's 2002 Winter Olympics after a bribery scandal.
It's was for charity, ko game,