In June 1992, Larry Holmes took on Evander Holyfield for the undisputed heavyweight crown—a night that notoriously ended with him throwing up.
Holyfield controlled most of the fight while Holmes stayed on the defensive. Neither fighter landed a KO, and Holyfield walked away with the W by decision after 12 rounds.
Mike Tyson loses his cool against James Smith, who kept causing trouble in the ring. Tyson goes on to win the fight—part of the heavyweight unification series for the WBA and WBC titles—by unanimous decision after 12 rounds.
@Annjoy_O Islam is great, but they really need to take this hugging stuff out of the cage. I'm sick of watching fighters hug for 5 rounds under the guise of wrestling.
Unlike those who find Ian Garry inadequate against Islam Makhachev and treat him like a bad fighter, I actually think he put on a really successful performance.
Garry stood out with his excellent takedown defense. He didn't allow Islam to fully control him, and his only shortcoming was lacking his usual striking dominance.
In short, Ian Garry is right in what he says, and we shouldn't forget that his opponent was Islam Makhachev—unquestionably one of the greatest in UFC history.
So, what do you think? 🤔💭 #UFC330 #MMATwitter
Carlos Prates and Michael Morales are arguing in the stands over who deserves the next title shot after Islam Makhachev beats Ian Garry 👀😂 #UFC330#MMATwitter