FUTURE HALL OF FAMERS EVANDER HOLYFIELD AND VIRGIL HILL TO BE PART OF HISTORIC BROADCAST TONIGHT ON GFL

Posted on | July 17, 2011 | No Comments

ATLANTIC CITY (July 16, 2011)—TONIGHT not only will Maurice Harris be defending his USBA Heavyweight championship crown against Derric Rossy but some of the best fighters of the last quarter century will be in attendance and will participate in a world wide internet webcast from Resorts in Atlantic City.

1984 Olympic Teammates Evander “The Real Deal” Holyfield & Virgil “Quicksilver” Hill will join blow by blow announcer Marc Abrams at different point during the six bout card that will be promoted by Carla Hill and the fight can be seen LIVE around the world beginning at 7:30 pm eastern time on www.gfl.tv

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Holyfield is a legend in the sport as after his Olympic Bronze Medal in 1984, he has gone on to have one of the greatest careers in the history of boxing.

Holyfield is the former undisputed Cruiserweight and former four-time Heavyweight champion of the world who has beaten the likes of Bowe, Douglas, Tyson, Moorer , Holmes and Foreman and engaged in the most memorable bouts in history.

Holyfield fights on today at the age of forty-eight with hopes of capturing the title for a record fifth time

Hill is the former three-time Light Heavyweight and two-time Cruiserweight world champion, fought the best in the two divisons and finished his career with a outstanding mark of 50-7.

Although he was known as being a hero of his hometown of Bismark, North Dakota, Hill fought and won world title all over the globe as he competed in Australia, France, Germany, The United Kingdom and South Africa and beat the likes of Leslie Stewart, Bobby Czyz, James Kinchen, Frank Tate, Fabrice Tiozzo, Lou Del Valle, Donny LaLonde, and Valery Brudov

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