Michael Lee Moorer (born November 12, 1967) is an American former professional boxer who competed from 1988 to 2008. He won a world championship on four separate occasions in two weight classes, having held the WBO light heavyweight title from 1988 to 1991; compiling 22 straight KOs in 22 fights and the WBO heavyweight title from 1992 to 1993; the unified WBA, IBF and lineal heavyweight titles in 1994; and regained the IBF heavyweight title again from 1996 to 1997 becoming a three-time heavyweight world champion.[1] Michael Moorer was an undefeated southpaw in his first 35 professional bouts. He captured the WBO light heavyweight title in 1988 which he defended 9 times. In 1991, Moorer moved up to Heavyweight winning the vacant WBO heavyweight title from Bert Cooper via TKO in 1992. He went on to defeat Evander Holyfield for the unified WBA, IBF and lineal heavyweight titles in 1994. He remains the only southpaw to win the lineal world championship at heavyweight and the only light heavyweight world champion to win a heavyweight world title on more than one occasion. Moorer is only one of four boxers over the last century that has ever won a version of a world title at both light heavyweight and heavyweight along with Roy Jones Jr., Michael Spinks, and James Toney.
As I know not only toney didn't win a title in heavy (test positive of diuretic after winning against Ruiz) he also didn't win title as light heavy. The other one instead of toney is a boxer who fought in the beginning of 20 century (I don't recall his name)
@@drankyodrank I don't agree with the OP, but your statement is also incorrect. These guys fought the best-of-the-best, and they fought giants. Just because someone is bigger doesn't mean they would beat somebody. We know this through decades of boxing.
Hassan Syed. Lennox Lewis fought everyone except Riddick Bowe, and Riddick Bowe ducked Lennox Lewis. Lennox Lewis is the the closest boxer to Muhammad Ali.
With all due respect every boxer that made it to the top fought hard to get there and had to fight hard to stay there, just saying. Love Holyfield, definitely one of the greatest!
@@anthonymcken6050 thats kind of true, ruddock had defeated ex champions and known names and almost everyone though he would be next in line for holyfield but holyfield choosed George Foreman
Moorer is so unappreciated. He deserves so much more respect. He went to battle with men so much morr larger than he was. He wasn’t a natural heavyweight. Moorer will always be in my top “greatest of all time” for his courage & pure talent. He was just never the same after the loss to Foreman. Much respect Michael ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
But see later in the rounds 11,12 how EH misses shots and moorer showing his abilities to give reattack shots in split secs. Last but not least there are many wrong long throws from EH which could have ended him with a powerful uppercut from Moorer when both of them have all their stamina spent to the max . With that said It could have ended as KO instead of TKO
@@davelopez8097 George Foreman had a telephone pole for a jab. I wouldn't trade his jab for anyone else's. And for someone supposedly slow, Foreman's jab was quicker than most, and had a 35lb arm with a lot of muscle behind it. He floored Gerry Cooney with it on the first knockdown.....
Mike was an awesome fighter. He was an emotional wreck, however. Had he been able to work through his issues outside the ring he could've been one of the best ever
Michael Moorer has major boxing skills, but the main reason he won is that he knew how to defend from Holyfield's headbutts. Every time Evander comes in with his head low, Moorer brings down his head too. A thing that Tyson didn't do.
What I saw as well to your point Mike head dont look soft, I'll even bet his skull is much thicker then holyfield, so holyfield head butts would of felt like peanuts to mike, battle of the heads.
@@michaelb4538 if you didn't see to peanut heads in this video, you never been in a fight a day of your life, would make sense to type away as you see fit.
@@FTKEPDTK what? You barely make any sense. Holyfield was our boxing Tyson as well as nutting the face off him. Basically bullying the bully, so Tyson bit his ear off, problem solved.
Guys like... Michael Moorer Tim Witherspoon Riddick Bowe Zab Judah Buster Douglas ...and a select few others who had their names in the spotlight, had fights that largely depended on how motivated they were to fight all 10-12 rounds. Guys who were very gifted in boxing ability, but didn't always show up with everything on a given night. Guys who frustrated the hell out of their corner men, with all it took to keep them motivated in the ring, and sometimes in the gym.
@Урош Раца i think Morrison was underrated. He was nicer than given credit for. I don't recall him coming in the ring out of shape. He was simply one of those guys who couldn't always make the leap on a big crucial fight. Sometimes he'd even be winning handily, but get knocked out. Page & Tubbs are definitely good mentions. They were right there with Witherspoon & Douglas as far as coming into the ring chubby. I've only seen about 4or5 of Jimmy Ellis' fights, and all i can recall is him reminding me of another boxer who was clearly motivated by Ali's style, but good at it, and coming up short. 7 of his 12 losses were against big heavyweight names who you'd have to respect who he loss to...guys like Ali, Frazier, Shavers, Lyle. And his 1st 5 losses were against top middleweights, before getting trained by Angelo Dundee. I've read about some seeing his skills declining as early as 1973, but i don't know of him having a rep for not being motivated or lazy.
@@B.Wayne88 Toney is a Great example! He was nice as a fat pudgy heavyweight...imagined if he trained better and did less relaxing on the ropes, waiting to counterpunch.
Has anybody ever noticed the way these commentators will be saying a person is landing when they are not and they will be saying a fighter isnt landing when they are? People dont be a follower because they believe if they just keep telling a lie over and over again it will become the truth to many people but that only works in the absence of the truth! believe your own eyes that the most high gave you to see what's landing and what's not who's winning and who's winning and who's not
@@TomPI9000 His style was very laid back and cool 😎 He was great with precision,good heart, and very savy fighter. Not a whole lot of speed or power, But decent power and again precision.
Its really hard to believe these guys could take these kind of punches and just continue on! 99.9% of the public could not take one of these punches and survive!!
@@discoveryman59 They're professional boxers. They're used to getting punched repeatedly. Their nerve endings on their face have gotten used to it. Their jaws have strengthened over time. They work out all the time, their body is strong. They're not invulnerable but they can withstand getting hit much more than the average person on the street would. This isn't any different than any other profession. A surgeon can cut open dying person, carefully use his tweezers to remove a lodged bullet in the patient's brain, sew him back up, leave the operating room, remove his mask and wash his hands off, then get in his car and meet his wife for dinner at some fancy restaurant.
Holyfield developed a shoulder problem which affected his breathing, he didn't fight for over a year after this and his comeback fight was against RAY MERCER
That explains why as a relatively young man at 31 he looked exhausted by round 5. Later as an older man Holyfield beat Tyson twice, fought a draw with a huge Lennox Lewis and revenged his loss against Moorer. Holyfield was a true warrior
@@samotr7713 Don’t be ridiculous. Google it. Holyfield beat Tyson twice, the first time was in 1997, it was a tko in the 11th round and then Tyson was disqualified for disgustingly biting Holyfields ear in the 4th round in June 1997. Tyson recently admitted he knew he was getting beaten again by Holyfield and out of frustration he bit Holyfields ear. So don’t try to say it’s not a loss, otherwise all other disqualifications in boxing are not losses. Disqualifications are recorded as a loss. Too bad if you don’t like it
MICHAEL MOORER WAS THE MOST DISLIKED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THAT ERA . HE WAS VERY HOSTILE AND OFFENSIVE TO FANS AND THE PRESS . HE WANTED TO BE MORE POPULAR , LIKE OTHER CHAMPS ; BUT DID NOT POCCESS COMMON MANNERS AND RESPECT FOR FANS AND MEDIA .. HE JUST DIDN'T GET IT!
@@chrisashley1550 Yes, you are right. I think that is one of the reasons Mike hates it when people mention that former life of his, as a boxer He says: "I hate that guy, who I used to be". I think now that he's older and wiser and realizes his mistakes, it hurts him a lot that he underachieved and never fulfilled his potential.
@@michaeltrumph121 agreed. As much as he has accomplished. Mike is a old fashion guy at heart and was taught all about the seriousness of boxing. So I’m sure he’s his own worst critic. What he did was unbelievable but i truly believe mike could have retired undefeated at the pace he was going. After cus died. The biggest mistake besides saying hello to Robin Givens and Desiree Washington was firing Kevin Rooney. Went to jail shortly after. The fighter that came out of jail was not the same. He was good but nowhere near peak form sharp Tyson!! Mike was a special fighter and the trainers that helped create him could only push those buttons that way. Mike was a programmed fighter. That’s what the Willy was about. Combos Cus, Rooney and atlas called out to mike.
Michael.moor had one of the best jabs in boxing and if he had never stood in front of George Forman in that last fight where he lost his best he won from holyfield he never would've lost to Forman it was sad because I believe that messed him up mentally and he was never the same
Yet it was solely his mistake, but he probably did not took responsibility and learning from it. His trainer told him each round not to stand in front of Foreman.
Holyfield wasn't the best...but he did fought the best of his era,without a doubt, The man was a true Warrior,never in a boring fight..win,lose or draw. Respect!
If you’re impressed with Moorers performance here, watch his fight with Bert Cooper...initially a slug fest but eventually the ultimate masterclass in southpaw counter punching
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Kinda sad honestly, Moorer was very good and would’ve had a great career ahead of him. His personality and style was cool and refreshing. But as much as I like to say that George Foreman at 45 knocked out a young champ, it’s also sad, that one fight really screwed his career. And his loss to Evander after cemented it.
TRT stole most of Holyfield's hair by this point. Michael's jab was just like a piston, and had some real power on it.. Largely took this fight for the lad, and opened the door for Big George to attain his record breaking, true one-punch KO title acheivement. This was truly an awesome era in the heavyweight division, to be sure.
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Why isnt moorer in HOF Youngest lightheavy world champ in history 21 years. Most consecutive stoppages in world title fights in lightheavy history. The highest ring magazine ranking of any boxer in history after 1 year of pro debut #NO3 The first southpaw to win a heavy world title, Identical fight record to mike tyson on route to winning a lineal heavyweight championship. Mooer 35-0 31KOs vs holyfield Tyson 35-0 31KOS vs spinks. Joint with mike Tyson in having the 2nd highest ko% on route to winning a lineal heavyweight championship 88.3% ko The only southpaw that's won a lineal championship at heavy. Only southpaw at heavyweight that's became a unifed world champ. Only former lightheavy world champ to win and regain a heavyweight world title In 1996 became the first heavyweight to win a version of a world title 3 x separately champion since muhammed ali. Wins 3x world titles in only 16 fights of operating at heavy. I dont think we will see another boxer ever again make weight moves of 45lb straight from lightheavy and replicate moorers accolades at heavy.
probably because at lightheavy he was the first wbo champ but never unified against the top champions, and at heavyweight of his 3 title wins 2 where for vacant titles
He scraped out a win against Holyfield (i thought he won) got knocked out in his next fight and lost to Holyfield in the rematch. Greatly skilled fighter, but those three fights define his career as a champion and he was bested by both men. Also, of those vacant titles he won, the wbo meant literally nothing at the time he held it. Evander Holyfield was the undisputed heavyweight champion.
again Hollyfield,s energy level dropped very sharply in the initial rounds.This troubled him throughout his career and yet he became such a legendary fighter
@@marlowstanfield6815 make sure you check out him with those belts he went to war for. And beat arguably the best heavyweight in the history of boxing. He earned his strripes. Only a dumb fuck or someone that's just arguing for the sake of arguing would debate it.
Good eye. Holyfield would crouch down to dodge a punch and then jerk up as the guy moves forward from the momentum and try to catch guy with the top/back of his head. Incredibly easy to miss because it looks like he's just shucking and jiving. The master of the "accidental/on-purpose" headbutt. He knew exactly what he was doing. That with his PED usage, the most skillful cheater of all time.
Any fighter that uses Steroids & steroids for endurance is a cheater!! Athletes who`s body changes drastically in size & muscle are VERY EASY TO SPOT!! Imagine if Tyson took PED`S--- no one would have stood any chance!!! Your NOT going to be bigger -stronger- faster at 30 than at 20!!! Jones in UFC is a prime example --he got caught.... There are a number of boxers who must be using performance enhancing drugs or who got away with it....... No one should be allowed to use them !!! Too unfair for other athletes in ALL SPORTS!!!
There was no knockdown rule so foreman didn't want to knock him down then have moorer stay on the outside with his jab the rest of the fight So he pretended he'd lost his power till the 10th round, then all those straight rights moorer had eaten all night and walked through dismissing them, were suddenly being thrown with foremans full power
I was thinking the same thing - it took a little off his speed as well. But the power of the shots must have been beating the crap out of Moorer even when he blocked them.
Maybe that's when it happened and maybe not. I just know that all the cuff tears I've seen, you aren't holding your right hand up for more than two minutes, let alone throwing 200 right hooks after. It just plain isn't happening. You aren't turning the light switch on, you aren't grabbing the milk from the fridge. You aren't brushing your teeth.
Michael Lee Moorer (born November 12, 1967) is an American former professional boxer who competed from 1988 to 2008. He won a world championship on four separate occasions in two weight classes, having held the WBO light heavyweight title from 1988 to 1991; compiling 22 straight KOs in 22 fights and the WBO heavyweight title from 1992 to 1993; the unified WBA, IBF and lineal heavyweight titles in 1994; and regained the IBF heavyweight title again from 1996 to 1997 becoming a three-time heavyweight world champion.[1]
Michael Moorer was an undefeated southpaw in his first 35 professional bouts. He captured the WBO light heavyweight title in 1988 which he defended 9 times. In 1991, Moorer moved up to Heavyweight winning the vacant WBO heavyweight title from Bert Cooper via TKO in 1992. He went on to defeat Evander Holyfield for the unified WBA, IBF and lineal heavyweight titles in 1994. He remains the only southpaw to win the lineal world championship at heavyweight and the only light heavyweight world champion to win a heavyweight world title on more than one occasion.
Moorer is only one of four boxers over the last century that has ever won a version of a world title at both light heavyweight and heavyweight along with Roy Jones Jr., Michael Spinks, and James Toney.
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As I know not only toney didn't win a title in heavy (test positive of diuretic after winning against Ruiz) he also didn't win title as light heavy. The other one instead of toney is a boxer who fought in the beginning of 20 century (I don't recall his name)
Watching the skill level of these 2 and watching heavyweights today is like watching 2 different sports , HW of today couldn't live during this era
Nonsense, they were good but would get knocked out by the giants today. Moorer was a light heavyweight 😂
@@drankyodrank I don't agree with the OP, but your statement is also incorrect. These guys fought the best-of-the-best, and they fought giants. Just because someone is bigger doesn't mean they would beat somebody. We know this through decades of boxing.
Cruisers
Heavyweight Boxing in the 90's was great...I loved watching Heavyweight fights on HBO & Showtime
The 'real deal', couldn't be better named, Holyfield. Win or lose, he fought. Always fought. Absolute badass
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He was juiced up like hell though
@@harveylewis4201 and he used his head and elbows.. he cheated every time and in every way possible
He also was full off steriods
@Leo Cormeum I guess that people too young to see it live just can’t appreciate the blatant cheating and cheap shots
The greatest era of heavyweight boxers. They had so many hard hitters back then
Pacc Butler. It’s debatable with the 70s.
Hassan Syed. Lennox Lewis fought everyone except Riddick Bowe, and Riddick Bowe ducked Lennox Lewis. Lennox Lewis is the the closest boxer to Muhammad Ali.
Lewis didnt beat Holy or Tyson in prime,and didnt meet Bowe.Lewis is not "closest" to Ali.Holyfield was the greatest of 90s
@Jovan Stamenkovic no,and thats lucky for him,if he had hes losing column would be over 10.
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Moorer had a beast jab
Michael moore was a bad ass fighter...beautiful combinations
RESEARCH HIS FIGHTS AT THE LIGHTER WEIGHT CLASSES. HE WAS DOMINATE.
Who remembers when George Foreman knocked out Michael Moore? Gave Moore da George foreman grill knock out blow
I remember! Old Foreman at that! Nice slow hard hits LOLOLOL!
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Moorer.
Never stand in front of George.
Moore should have been careful when he fought with Foreman.
Holyfield fought some real battles. The man had to fight his way to the top and fight hard to stay there. The mans career was not an easy one.
Steriods hes disqualifies
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Mel D Tyson did roids to but I bet your not going after him
With all due respect every boxer that made it to the top fought hard to get there and had to fight hard to stay there, just saying. Love Holyfield, definitely one of the greatest!
Agree he had some wars. You can see the results of his career now.
Holyfield's fight record reads like a who's who of boxing - so many well known names on it. He ducked no one.
You'll always get some dick saying " he ducked prime Tyson" 🙄
He ducked Razor Ruddock so he was left to Tyson.
Big facts!
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@@anthonymcken6050 thats kind of true, ruddock had defeated ex champions and known names and almost everyone though he would be next in line for holyfield but holyfield choosed George Foreman
Moorer is so unappreciated. He deserves so much more respect. He went to battle with men so much morr larger than he was. He wasn’t a natural heavyweight. Moorer will always be in my top “greatest of all time” for his courage & pure talent. He was just never the same after the loss to Foreman. Much respect Michael ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
And fighting a guy who beat Foreman and also often went to war with bigger guys and also… wasn’t originally a heavyweight.
@@Bread_n_Butter.. Facts!
He was average close to a bum🤷🏾♂️
@@enybrooklyn5482. How? He was an excellent boxer, but he wasn’t the best.
No one is ever the same after fighting Foreman. Look at Ali and Frazier. Ali ended up with Parkinson later in life, while Frazier finished 3-3-1.
Moorer had the sickest fundamentals. You wouldn’t swap his jab with anyone
Very fast for a HW. I’d maybe trade it with Lennox’ or Ali’s though.
But see later in the rounds 11,12 how EH misses shots and moorer showing his abilities to give reattack shots in split secs. Last but not least there are many wrong long throws from EH which could have ended him with a powerful uppercut from Moorer when both of them have all their stamina spent to the max . With that said It could have ended as KO instead of TKO
How about Foreman`s jab ?
@@davelopez8097 George Foreman had a telephone pole for a jab. I wouldn't trade his jab for anyone else's. And for someone supposedly slow, Foreman's jab was quicker than most, and had a 35lb arm with a lot of muscle behind it. He floored Gerry Cooney with it on the first knockdown.....
Mike was an awesome fighter. He was an emotional wreck, however. Had he been able to work through his issues outside the ring he could've been one of the best ever
Michael Moorer has major boxing skills, but the main reason he won is that he knew how to defend from Holyfield's headbutts. Every time Evander comes in with his head low, Moorer brings down his head too. A thing that Tyson didn't do.
I totally agree
What I saw as well to your point Mike head dont look soft, I'll even bet his skull is much thicker then holyfield, so holyfield head butts would of felt like peanuts to mike, battle of the heads.
They weren’t nutting each other’s foreheads, Holyfield was nutting Tyson’s face.
@@michaelb4538 if you didn't see to peanut heads in this video, you never been in a fight a day of your life, would make sense to type away as you see fit.
@@FTKEPDTK what? You barely make any sense. Holyfield was our boxing Tyson as well as nutting the face off him. Basically bullying the bully, so Tyson bit his ear off, problem solved.
Guys like...
Michael Moorer
Tim Witherspoon
Riddick Bowe
Zab Judah
Buster Douglas
...and a select few others who had their names in the spotlight, had fights that largely depended on how motivated they were to fight all 10-12 rounds. Guys who were very gifted in boxing ability, but didn't always show up with everything on a given night. Guys who frustrated the hell out of their corner men, with all it took to keep them motivated in the ring, and sometimes in the gym.
@Урош Раца i think Morrison was underrated. He was nicer than given credit for. I don't recall him coming in the ring out of shape. He was simply one of those guys who couldn't always make the leap on a big crucial fight. Sometimes he'd even be winning handily, but get knocked out.
Page & Tubbs are definitely good mentions. They were right there with Witherspoon & Douglas as far as coming into the ring chubby.
I've only seen about 4or5 of Jimmy Ellis' fights, and all i can recall is him reminding me of another boxer who was clearly motivated by Ali's style, but good at it, and coming up short. 7 of his 12 losses were against big heavyweight names who you'd have to respect who he loss to...guys like Ali, Frazier, Shavers, Lyle. And his 1st 5 losses were against top middleweights, before getting trained by Angelo Dundee. I've read about some seeing his skills declining as early as 1973, but i don't know of him having a rep for not being motivated or lazy.
Mercer and James Toney come to mind aswell
@@B.Wayne88 Toney is a Great example! He was nice as a fat pudgy heavyweight...imagined if he trained better and did less relaxing on the ropes, waiting to counterpunch.
Put Andrew Golata's name in there too
@@terriblecoughing4767 that's a great addition!
Holyfield was so light on his feet for a Heavyweight.
sofritopapi. He wasn’t naturally a cruiser weight.
Watch larry holmes
but heavy with the the headbutts.. like George Foreman said about Holyfield.. sometimes you just have to sharpen up your head and swing it around
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You sound like a Mike Tyson fangirl
That's the heart condition losing him the title, right there. Holyfield from two years before would've wiped the floor with Moore
My thoughts exactly. The wars with R. Bowe probably didn’t help either
Doesn’t matter. You in the ring. You gotta fight. No excuses
Yeah with them headbutts 🤣😅
@@spenser6353 are u insane? Him having heart failure mid fight doesn’t matter? U clearly didn’t think before u posted this.
@@geminikid1617 did he have heart failure when riddick bowe knocked him out?
Michael Moorer is so underrated.
Has anybody ever noticed the way these commentators will be saying a person is landing when they are not and they will be saying a fighter isnt landing when they are? People dont be a follower because they believe if they just keep telling a lie over and over again it will become the truth to many people but that only works in the absence of the truth! believe your own eyes that the most high gave you to see what's landing and what's not who's winning and who's winning and who's not
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You must not of watched fight # 2
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I am here because of Teddy Atlas, I like Moore now but back then it was hard to warm to him.
@@TomPI9000 His style was very laid back and cool 😎 He was great with precision,good heart, and very savy fighter. Not a whole lot of speed or power, But decent power and again precision.
Its really hard to believe these guys could take these kind of punches and just continue on! 99.9% of the public could not take one of these punches and survive!!
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Why are you comparing the general public to professional boxers.
@@jcpenny3606 Sounds like you've taken a few too many to the skull.
@@discoveryman59 They're professional boxers. They're used to getting punched repeatedly. Their nerve endings on their face have gotten used to it. Their jaws have strengthened over time. They work out all the time, their body is strong. They're not invulnerable but they can withstand getting hit much more than the average person on the street would.
This isn't any different than any other profession. A surgeon can cut open dying person, carefully use his tweezers to remove a lodged bullet in the patient's brain, sew him back up, leave the operating room, remove his mask and wash his hands off, then get in his car and meet his wife for dinner at some fancy restaurant.
Moorer jabs like missiles, drilling Holyfield
Holyfield just radiates with manhood
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Holyfield developed a shoulder problem which affected his breathing, he didn't fight for over a year after this and his comeback fight was against RAY MERCER
That explains why as a relatively young man at 31 he looked exhausted by round 5. Later as an older man Holyfield beat Tyson twice, fought a draw with a huge Lennox Lewis and revenged his loss against Moorer. Holyfield was a true warrior
@@judex3226he didnt beat tyson twice
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Don’t be ridiculous. Google it. Holyfield beat Tyson twice, the first time was in 1997, it was a tko in the 11th round and then Tyson was disqualified for disgustingly biting Holyfields ear in the 4th round in June 1997. Tyson recently admitted he knew he was getting beaten again by Holyfield and out of frustration he bit Holyfields ear.
So don’t try to say it’s not a loss, otherwise all other disqualifications in boxing are not losses. Disqualifications are recorded as a loss. Too bad if you don’t like it
Holyfield knocked the daylights out of Moorer in the re match,humiliated him.
Boxing math. Hurray. But one this day, Michael Moorer out hearted the Real Deal.
@@deadarmd true that
Agreed
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Holyfield resume is impeccable
The man feared absolutely nobody
Moorer clear out classed Holyfield. Holyfield is a great fight in his own right. This fight was Moore night all the way.
I like more but ive always had mega respect for evander
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MICHAEL MOORER WAS THE MOST DISLIKED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THAT ERA . HE WAS VERY HOSTILE AND OFFENSIVE TO FANS AND THE PRESS . HE WANTED TO BE MORE POPULAR , LIKE OTHER CHAMPS ; BUT DID NOT POCCESS COMMON MANNERS AND RESPECT FOR FANS AND MEDIA .. HE JUST DIDN'T GET IT!
Foreman knew this and acted accordingly
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True MONSTER🤔Moorer is truly more than MORE👏👏👏💪(watching FROM KENYA🇰🇪🙏")
He did exactly to Tyson what moorer did to him. Kept a high tight defense and countered. Pushed him around at times too
That Tyson was a shell of himself.
@@michaeltrumph121 absolutely. I agree. That’s why I think Evander haunts him. He knows he would’ve done better in his prime.
@@chrisashley1550
Yes, you are right. I think that is one of the reasons Mike hates it when people mention that former life of his, as a boxer He says: "I hate that guy, who I used to be". I think now that he's older and wiser and realizes his mistakes, it hurts him a lot that he underachieved and never fulfilled his potential.
@@michaeltrumph121 agreed. As much as he has accomplished. Mike is a old fashion guy at heart and was taught all about the seriousness of boxing. So I’m sure he’s his own worst critic. What he did was unbelievable but i truly believe mike could have retired undefeated at the pace he was going. After cus died. The biggest mistake besides saying hello to Robin Givens and Desiree Washington was firing Kevin Rooney. Went to jail shortly after. The fighter that came out of jail was not the same. He was good but nowhere near peak form sharp Tyson!! Mike was a special fighter and the trainers that helped create him could only push those buttons that way. Mike was a programmed fighter. That’s what the Willy was about. Combos Cus, Rooney and atlas called out to mike.
True but tyson just threw same punch every Time
لقد كانا رجلين بطلين اصحاب أدب وأخلاق عاليه لقد كانا عند بداية كل جوله يبدأون بالسلام أسأل المولى عز وجل ان يوفقهما إلى ما يحبه الله ويرضاه آمين آمين
Michael.moor had one of the best jabs in boxing and if he had never stood in front of George Forman in that last fight where he lost his best he won from holyfield he never would've lost to Forman it was sad because I believe that messed him up mentally and he was never the same
Yet it was solely his mistake, but he probably did not took responsibility and learning from it. His trainer told him each round not to stand in front of Foreman.
"Foreman hits hard".....of course he"s not the same..standing in front of a bulldozer with a jab"
Hollyfields defence in the first 4 rounds was next level.but..... Moores jab.... What a weapon!!
Holyfield wasn't the best...but he did fought the best of his era,without a doubt,
The man was a true Warrior,never in a boring fight..win,lose or draw. Respect!
Well put..And Holyfield had more heart than any other heavyweight.
@@allsportsdoctor9163 joe frazier?
He had more headbutts than heart.
If you’re impressed with Moorers performance here, watch his fight with Bert Cooper...initially a slug fest but eventually the ultimate masterclass in southpaw counter punching
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Ironically you see Holyfield's sponsor is HEAD. It's written on the back of his trunks
Handy Manny lol
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Se prestar atenção como é a luta de como é a luta de Mike Tyson e Evander Holyfieldsua voz é muito um fugir lista porque você vai para o aniversário velho que é respeitado e provoca esse tipo de luta para mim não decepciona não tá dando não
He's entire career was made on the whole for his headbutts
Kinda sad honestly, Moorer was very good and would’ve had a great career ahead of him. His personality and style was cool and refreshing. But as much as I like to say that George Foreman at 45 knocked out a young champ, it’s also sad, that one fight really screwed his career. And his loss to Evander after cemented it.
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This is what i call real boxing with a lot of aggressiveness from both fighters. You won't regret paying to watch this fight.
That's not boxing
These were the real Champions of Champions,look at them Fight,look at the Power,Imagine them Today 🥊
Man that jab
Michael Moorer BEST performance against a Real Warrior.
TRT stole most of Holyfield's hair by this point.
Michael's jab was just like a piston, and had some real power on it.. Largely took this fight for the lad, and opened the door for Big George to attain his record breaking, true one-punch KO title acheivement.
This was truly an awesome era in the heavyweight division, to be sure.
1:45 “Real Deal” lol that motivated Holyfield!
Lmao😂😂
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😂😂😂😂 woke him up
Why isnt moorer in HOF
Youngest lightheavy world champ in history 21 years.
Most consecutive stoppages in world title fights in lightheavy history.
The highest ring magazine ranking of any boxer in history after 1 year of pro debut
#NO3
The first southpaw to win a heavy world title,
Identical fight record to mike tyson on route to winning a lineal heavyweight championship.
Mooer 35-0 31KOs vs holyfield
Tyson 35-0 31KOS vs spinks.
Joint with mike Tyson in having the 2nd highest ko% on route to winning a lineal heavyweight championship 88.3% ko
The only southpaw that's won a lineal championship at heavy.
Only southpaw at heavyweight that's became a unifed world champ.
Only former lightheavy world champ to win and regain a heavyweight world title
In 1996 became the first heavyweight to win a version of a world title 3 x separately champion since muhammed ali.
Wins 3x world titles in only 16 fights of operating at heavy.
I dont think we will see another boxer ever again make weight moves of 45lb straight from lightheavy and replicate moorers accolades at heavy.
ali greatest because everyone remembers him as the guy George Foreman knocked out.
@@paulmccoy8888 fans with a short memory.
1 fight doesnt Devine a career does it.
probably because at lightheavy he was the first wbo champ but never unified against the top champions, and at heavyweight of his 3 title wins 2 where for vacant titles
He scraped out a win against Holyfield (i thought he won) got knocked out in his next fight and lost to Holyfield in the rematch. Greatly skilled fighter, but those three fights define his career as a champion and he was bested by both men.
Also, of those vacant titles he won, the wbo meant literally nothing at the time he held it. Evander Holyfield was the undisputed heavyweight champion.
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Skill's over Steriod's anyday!!
Mel D shut up dude
@@jandittrich1608 i love Holy but common dude. Its obvious. "Evan Fields"
Not on the day of their rematch.
Lool....he took alot of fuckin steroids
Most of the guys in the heavyweight are using steroids ... and Holyfield tore his rotator cuff in this fight .
This is a really high quality fight.
And they both behaved like professionals and gentlemen, a great fight!
Two great athletes, for sure.
Evander could've easily been a professional bodybuilder 💪... He looks awesome 💯💯
Yeah, Frank Bruno as well!
No
Steroid and hgh cheat
because evander abused PEDs
He was on gear both Mike and Lennox thought so and said so too
again Hollyfield,s energy level dropped very sharply in the initial rounds.This troubled him throughout his career and yet he became such a legendary fighter
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All u Holyfield haters...now go watch part II...Holyfield/Moorer. Holyfield fed him breakfast, lunch and dinner.
No I'll just go watch Riddick Bowe beat his ass next instead
@@marlowstanfield6815 make sure you check out him with those belts he went to war for. And beat arguably the best heavyweight in the history of boxing. He earned his strripes. Only a dumb fuck or someone that's just arguing for the sake of arguing would debate it.
@@gnutz9764 what if headbuttfield never used his head or steroids?
But on this day. Moorer had more heart and guts than Evander could muster.
G NUTZ dude... Steroidfields prime started when he started taking steroids. He elevate his life with cheating
Boa lembrança desta luta! Valeu! Gabriel
Teddy Atlas breaks down how he trained Moorer for this fight! really good three parter! Called, teddy atlas Tells Story of Moorer vs. Holyfield
Holyfield is the king of pound for pound. All time.
1:31 that is one flying superman headbutt attempt from headfield!
The word "head" is on his trunks lol
Evender 'head' hollyfied
shoulder too
Good eye. Holyfield would crouch down to dodge a punch and then jerk up as the guy moves forward from the momentum and try to catch guy with the top/back of his head. Incredibly easy to miss because it looks like he's just shucking and jiving. The master of the "accidental/on-purpose" headbutt. He knew exactly what he was doing. That with his PED usage, the most skillful cheater of all time.
Вот они настоящие бои, а не то что нынче смотреть тошно, зато миллионы поднимают
Nunca mais apareceram grandes figuras como estas...
Verdade. Os últimos ótimos peso pesados que acomoanhei foram na década de 90. Foreman, Holyfield, Moore e Lennox Lewis...
My two favorite fighters and I knew Michael Moorer.
2 cruiserweights fighting for the HW title. The winner was steroid free.
Any fighter that uses Steroids & steroids for endurance is a cheater!! Athletes who`s body changes drastically in size & muscle are VERY EASY TO SPOT!! Imagine if Tyson took PED`S--- no one would have stood any chance!!! Your NOT going to be bigger -stronger- faster at 30 than at 20!!! Jones in UFC is a prime example --he got caught.... There are a number of boxers who must be using performance enhancing drugs or who got away with it....... No one should be allowed to use them !!! Too unfair for other athletes in ALL SPORTS!!!
Holy looking heavily muscled here!
@@chuckhashman8633 oh behave! Lol....No way Tyson wasn't drugged up to his armpits. He came out of prison under 200lbs.
@@realdiamondshow he actually put on a few pounds in prison, he didn't lost any. And also 16 year old tyson had nearly a build like in his prime time
Wow how insightful...214lbs “crusierweights” otherwise known as heavyweights regardless of how you look at it.
That's cool hearing people yell 'Let's get it on!' with Mills Lane.
when i seen this i realised how great foreman was
Foreman was beaten fair and square only that in the final round he outwitted the overconfident moorer to a technical knock out.
moses muraya stop teddy atlas even saw what George was doing and George went a competitive 12 against Holyfield
There was no knockdown rule so foreman didn't want to knock him down then have moorer stay on the outside with his jab the rest of the fight
So he pretended he'd lost his power till the 10th round, then all those straight rights moorer had eaten all night and walked through dismissing them, were suddenly being thrown with foremans full power
No Doubt!!!!!!!
Kijana wa muraya, Listed as a KO. No TKO
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Evander is over muscled here and i suspect it's tiring him out as they need a lot of oxygen
He had hepatitis in this fight
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Steroid use affected him.
I was thinking the same thing - it took a little off his speed as well. But the power of the shots must have been beating the crap out of Moorer even when he blocked them.
Holy field was always swole!
@@sm0983 he had hepatitis??
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holyfield tore his rotator cuff in the second round with the punch that dropped moorer
Maybe that's when it happened and maybe not. I just know that all the cuff tears I've seen, you aren't holding your right hand up for more than two minutes, let alone throwing 200 right hooks after. It just plain isn't happening. You aren't turning the light switch on, you aren't grabbing the milk from the fridge. You aren't brushing your teeth.
A lot happened with his steroid abuse
Moorer had very heavy hands indeed!
The last fight in which Evander doesn't shave his head.
Holyfield...he is fight...win or loss..the real warrior...
@1:46 someone starts yelling “real deal… real deal” and 6 seconds later the real deal drops Michael 😳
Lmao, sounds like Adam Sandler. Talk about motivation.
Nice Right hands By Moore
11:20 badass
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The argument that they were all on steroids doesn't always hold up. Only one of them looks like a bodybuilder here.
So? Moorer was actually a lightheavyweight(
Moore had a terrific jab
beard goes hard in this fight
I haven't seen a 12round fight since them old rights that was 15rounds
Best fight ever
لايوجد افضل من المدرسه القديمه في الملاكمه الجساره وعدم الخوف من الخصوم والاسلوب الهجومي من الطرفين بعكس الان ملاكمين جبناء
Can u imagine if Holyfield had Moorers power? He'd have been unstoppable
And if he had wings he'd fly
Holyfield looking like Kratos with the beard
Evander landing his patented "get stung, viciously headbutt the opponent game plan". Gotta love it unless it's burned your fighter.
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Moorer beat Holyfield to the punch..great jab.
If Holyfield hadn’t torn his rotator cuff in this fight he would’ve won this fight. And Foreman may never have won the title again.
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Fate
no matter how many dogs are,if the warrior's heart is more powerful,they shall fall
man holyfield look 50 years old back then
Ac dc ...it's a long way to the top if you want to rock n roll.
Moorerer bested HOLYFIELD the first time but in the rematch HOLYFIELD fried moorer
Steroids
Two men who were badass.
Чёрт с ней, с политикой, это был великолепный бой. Я наслаждаюсь каждым движением боксёров!
Holyfield Ali Marciano had great chins
Holifield, foi o lutador mais completo, da história. Ninguém tinha um preparo físico ,igual a ele. Lutava os 12 rounds, com a mesma intensidade.
O Bowe foi o único que conseguiu descobrir a falha nas defesas do Holy. O melhor triplete que já vi.
Totally agree you must defend from his headbutt then counter
Michael did so well in the ring.
Legit win for Moorer, even though it wasn't Holyfield's best fight. Moorer was a different fighter prior to the knockout loss to Foreman IMHO
Holyfield barely throws jabs, he always goes for continuous heavy left and right hooks.
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Real Deal, I was rooting for you buddy.
I Love Holyfield
I love the sportsmanship with both fighters they always tap gloves
Moore clearly won. Good fight. When more started incorporating his Jab & combos. Holyfield couldn’t counter it in those last 4-5 rounds
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I watched this live. These are highlights of the inside exchanges. But for most of the fight Moorer kept Evander at the end of his left jab.
Holyfield wasnt 100 percent and u can see it
That jab was Luke Skywalker's light saber. BTW, how can this be a draw by any judge? Great fight.
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Impresionante los dos moorer pegaba muy fuerte casi como Tyson en sus comiensos