Evander Holyfield Pipes Down Raging Driver in a Hilarious Video

The scariest heavyweight of the 90s era, Evander Holyfield, retired from the sport in 2011. He was a top-grade boxer with the most decorated career in boxing. Outside the fight world, ‘The Real Deal’ has been an equally humble man, trying to create a positive impact on people’s lives.

In a witty video shared by Videos WorthWatching, Holyfield is observed giving a loud and clear social message to his fans.

In the video, Holyfield was moving out of his house with his plush black Mercedes when a mini lorry driver from the back raced and stopped behind Holyfield’s car abruptly. He then overtook ‘The Real Deal’ and stopped right in front of his car.

The lorry driver stepped out and walked towards Holyfield’s car. He swore at him from outside and challenged him to come out. He yelled, “Get the hell out of that car right now.” The driver was unaware that the former heavyweight champion was driving that car.

Many expected the 58-year-old to come out of his vehicle and knock the driver out. But Holyfield did exactly the opposite of that. He stepped out at stared at the other driver until he received an apology.

This video left boxing fans amused. But the central idea of this was Holyfield trying to educate everyone about why road rage is something to avoid. His fans hailed him for putting out this social message in his own exuberant way.

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Will Evander Holyfield fight in a charity boxing bout?

Since the Tyson vs Jones Jr exhibition fight, a lot of veterans have planned to step inside the ring for a good cause. One such name in that list is Evander Holyfield. Previously he was in talks to fight Mike Tyson in an exhibition fight, but the fight couldn’t go on floors due to a few glitches.

Holyfield has picked up his pace and momentum in training for his comeback fight. He even took to his Instagram handle to call out Mike Tyson for a trilogy fight.

Eventually, this fight is destined to go on floors for an exhibition bout. It has the audacity to generate massive PPV buys and bring in retro boxing fans to watch this fight.

Fans are ecstatic to see the former rivals collide, but for something good this time.