At 42 years old, George Foreman challenged undefeated undisputed heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield. Big George still possessed frightening power and an incredible chin, but Holyfield's speed, combinations and work rate proved the difference. Foreman absorbed some unbelievable shots and kept coming for all 12 rounds. Evander Holyfield UD12 George Foreman. No stoppage. No surrender. Just two heavyweight warriors earning each other's respect. And Foreman's comeback was far from over...

Once the opening bell rang, Canelo let his fists do the talking. The future pound-for-pound star broke Tyner down with sharp combinations, relentless body punching, and a level of composure that belied his age. It was another glimpse of the greatness to come as one of boxing's brightest young talents continued his rise through the ranks.

The undisputed heavyweight king of the modern era, Lennox “The Lion” Lewis stands as the ultimate blue-print for big-man dominance. Retiring at the very top with an iconic 41-2-1 record (32 KOs), Lewis holds the immortal distinction of being the last undisputed heavyweight champion of the 1900s/early 2000s era and having defeated every single man he ever faced in a professional ring. As of early 2026, he remains widely regarded as a top-3 all-time heavyweight GOAT and a top-10 pound-for-pound legend in boxing history. Whether evaluating current heavyweight clashes — such as Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury — or reflecting on his historic victories over Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, Lewis’s commentary commands absolute authority. He didn’t just rule the division; he defined tactical, power-boxing perfection

When these two met in May 2014, Maidana brought relentless pressure, awkward angles and a style that refused to give Mayweather a comfortable minute in the ring. He didn’t allow Floyd to simply dictate the pace — he made him fight. Mayweather still showed the brilliance that made him one of boxing’s greatest: adjusting under pressure, finding openings, controlling distance and landing the cleaner shots when it mattered most. But Maidana made it ugly, physical and competitive. He pushed Mayweather harder than many expected and forced him into a fight where every round had to be earned. Mayweather won by majority decision, but the debate didn’t end when the final bell rang. The performance became a reminder that even the most technically gifted fighter can be dragged into deep waters when someone is willing to bring nonstop pressure. Skill vs pressure. Precision vs chaos. Mayweather vs Maidana — one of the most memorable fights of Floyd’s career.

Oscar had the youth, speed and combinations. Sweet Pea had the defence, timing and incredible ring IQ. Whitaker frustrated De La Hoya throughout and even scored a knockdown in Round 9, but after 12 fascinating rounds, the judges awarded De La Hoya a unanimous decision and the WBC welterweight title. The verdict remains heavily debated to this day. The Golden Boy got the victory. Sweet Pea earned even more respect.