Evander “The Real Deal” Holyfield has enjoyed a prestigious boxing career and has maintained a prominent position in athletics for nearly four decades. Holyfield went on to make his legendary mark on the boxing world, becoming the first boxer since Muhammad Ali to win a world heavyweight title three times, as well as the first boxer to hold world titles in three different decades. Holyfield has successfully transitioned to entertainment on an international scale, amplifying the Atlanta-native’s already renowned, household name. As an engaged motivational speaker, representing corporations including Coca-Cola, Comcast, GAP, Boys and Girls Club, and the U.S. Troops, Holyfield’s inspirational personality shines on TV and in person.
Holyfield is the only person to have been world heavyweight champion four times, winning the WBA, WBC, and IBF titles in 1990, the WBA and IBF titles in 1993 and the WBA title in 1996 and 2000. During his career he had notable victories over George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Riddick Bowe, Ray Mercer, Mike Tyson (twice), Michael Moorer, John Ruiz, Michael Dokes and Hasim Rahman. Holyfield finished his career in 2012 with a record of 44 wins (29 by KO) and 10 losses. Holyfield eventually retired in 2014 and was rumored to have made over $250 million (US) during his career.
Working closely with Children’s Hospitals, Holyfield strives to inspire younger generations through motivation and support as well as promoting healthy and sustainable lifestyles.
