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Mike Tyson Explains Why He Bit Evander Holyfield's Ear Off During Fight — Transcript

by Steiner Sports · 139 words · 20 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00the Holyfield fight.
  2. 0:03Yeah. Take me through what happened
  3. 0:05there because it's right beginning. We
  4. 0:08were starting Steiner Sports, you know,
  5. 0:09we had been really really following your
  6. 0:11career closely and obviously a lot of
  7. 0:13things started melting down there uh in
  8. 0:15that situation there
  9. 0:17was I mean did that just kind of was
  10. 0:20that just kind of a place where you just
  11. 0:21went and you kind of hit a wall or would
  12. 0:23you if you had a chance to do it over
  13. 0:24again would you do it over again? No.
  14. 0:26Yeah, probably do the same thing cuz he
  15. 0:27was really kicking my ass. cuz he's
  16. 0:30really kicking my ass and bumping my
  17. 0:32head and stuff and yeah, I think I will
  18. 0:34do the thing. Yeah, I will. I'm sorry
  19. 0:37guys, but I am kind of redeeming myself.
  20. 0:42[Applause]

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