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Thursday, March 18, 1999

`Holyfield ailing before fight'

ASSOCIATED PRESS  
ATLANTA, MARCH 17: Evander Holyfield's attorney says the heavyweight boxing champion had a stomach ache before his controversial unification fight with Lennox Lewis. Attorney Jim Thomas said on Tuesday that Holyfield was sweating during a routine stretching session two days before the fight and that the boxer told him his ``stomach doesn't feel right'' and his ``legs were sticking'' in the locker room before Saturday night's bout in Madison Square Garden.

In a 12-round fight many thought Lewis clearly won, the judges called it a draw. Thomas said he asked Holyfield why he didn't say something earlier, and Holyfield responded, ``I thought it would be a short fight, so it didn't matter.'' Holyfield had predicted he would knock out Lewis in the third round. "Holyfield had a virus about three weeks before the fight, but said he had recovered. It's possible the virus returned," Thomas said.

Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.


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