The Showdown 07.03.09 -- Better Heavyweight Prospect - Arreola or Haye? Posted by Patrick Cassidy on 07.03.2009 Chris Arreola or David Haye? Welcome back to "The Showdown", the column dedicated to solving the mysteries of Boxing.

Four-time World Heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield has reportedly saved his massive metro Atlanta mansion from foreclosure.

The auctions of the Fayette County houses belonging to former heavyweight Champion Evander Holyfield and to state schools Superintendent Kathy Cox have been postponed.

FIVE YEARS is a long time for anyone to hang onto a memory, sometimes even for those who made them.

Never have we seen anything like them, such extraordinary athletes sharing the same blood.

Showtime is putting the final touches on a six-man super middleweight round-robin tournament that will include two current champions and three former U.S. Olympians.

Ex-world box champion in 4 weight categories American Roy Jones-junior claimed he would like to meet on the ring with one of Klitschko Brothers.

In a meeting today that lasted precisely 45 minutes and offered nothing unexpected or surprising, the Nevada State Athletic Commission handed boxer Mike Tyson the most stringent penalty it could impose: revocation of his license and a $3 million fine.

As Ross Thompson spoke, he often shifted from left to right, moving about an inch each time.

Butler native Brian Minto, the eighth-ranked heavyweight contender in the World Boxing Organization, will face undefeated Donnell Holmes for the interim WBO/North American Boxing Organization title in a scheduled 12-round bout on Aug.