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JULIEN AUCTIONS have announced
that a vast array of property
belonging to multiple world
champion Evander Holyfield will
be put up for auction on November
30. The items available include
an extensive range of boxing
memorabilia, household items,
jewellery, and personal property.
There have long been rumours
about the 49-year-old's dwindling
fortune but he has always denied
any financial problems. Last month
he was evicted from his mansion
in Georgia, reportedly owing
$14million on the property.
Items for sale include his 1984
Olympic bronze medal, his world
title belts, as well as gloves, robes
and shorts from many of his fights,
a 1 9 5 2 Chevrolet Corvette, and
watches and rings.
The former heavyweight
king has been in London for
the Olympics but his identity
remained unknown to the crew
of NBC's Today Show, who briefly
Interviewed him as he stood
outside Buckingham Palace.
His opinion on the Opening
Ceremony - "wonderful" - was on
screen for less than two seconds
and presented with other members
of the public's opinions.
"I was interviewed by the Today
Show and no they didn't mention
who I was," Holyfield tweeted the
following day.

CENNADY COLOVKIN is set to
defend his WBA 'world' middleweight
belt against European champion,
Grzegorz Proicsa on September
1 at the Turning Stone Casino in
Verona, New York, It will be the
American debut for both,
Colovkin, born in Kazakhstan
but based in Germany, was due
to take on WBO boss Dmitry Pirog
but the Russian pulled out with
injury, Proksa, born in Poland but
living in Britain, recently avenged
his lone career loss when he halted
Kerry Hope to regain the EBU strap.
Former WBO light-middleweight
boss Serhiy Dzinzirul( takes on
Puerto Rican starlet Jonatlian
Gonzaiez over 1 0 rounds on the
undercard.

JEAN PASCAL has
been forced to pull
out of his August
llshotatlBF lightheavyweight
boss,
Tavoris Cloud. The
former WBC champ is
suffering from bone
marrow contusion in
his right hand and
he withdrew when
a cortisone injection
failed to solve the
problem. Supermiddleweight
Adonis
Stevenson, due to
fight Don George
on the undercard,
was willing to step
up and take Pascal's
place but Cloud's
team declined
the fight because
Stevenson is a
southpaw.