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The 23 Hottest Gifts of Full screen. The most notorious sports feuds of all time Rarely does a year go by without an athlete kicking off a nuclear-sized feud with his team.

This is our list of the most notorious sports feuds of all time. Babe Ruth vs. Miller Huggins Yankee legend Babe Ruth arrived in the Big Apple in and almost instantly clashed with Yankee manager Miller Huggins, an authoritarian who ran his dugout with a firm hand, something the gregarious slugger wasn't happy with in the least.

Despite the pair's clashing, the Babe would spend the decade winning six pennants and three World Series championships, all with Huggins fining his best player for just about every infraction he could come up with along the way.

Billy Martin vs. George Steinbrenner The relationship between Billy Martin and Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was both loving and contentious, with public feuds spilling over into firings and subsequent rehirings, and despite their mercurial relationship, the pair managed to still be fond of one another, even as they threatened one another.

After the tumultuous first stint of Martin as manager, Steinbrenner would bring Martin back to the Yankees four more times, each time ending with an acrimonious firing after Martin failed to get the Yankees to the playoffs.

Despite that, at the time of Martin's tragic death in , Steinbrenner was prepared to bring his frenemy back yet again for the following season.

Reggie Jackson vs. Billy Martin Famously illustrated in books and film, New York Yankees manager Billy Martin was certainly one of the more colorful characters in Major League Baseball, but when free agent Reggie Jackson joined the team in , it wasn't long before the All-Star and hot-headed manager found themselves at each other's throats.

The WBC installed him as its number one contender and ordered the winner of a fight between Oliver McCall , their champion who knocked out Lennox Lewis in , and Frank Bruno , a veteran British contender who had fought and lost to Tyson during his first run as champion, to fight him in their next bout.

Bruno defeated McCall by decision, but then was soundly beaten by Tyson within three rounds. Tyson would be stripped of the title for agreeing to fight WBA champion Bruce Seldon in his next fight instead of Lewis, the top contender.

He knocked Seldon out in the first round and a fight was set up with Holyfield, who despite his former championship pedigree was regarded as past his prime.

He also employed David Tua , the WBC champion, whose style and anthropometrics were close to Tyson's, as a sparring partner. Showtime promoted the event as a heavyweight title tripleheader, as two other champions were defending their titles that night as well.

In all, five including Tyson's were contested for that night. Another promoted fight featured star women's boxer Christy Martin , who had gained some notoriety and was becoming a star; she defeated her opponent by knockout in one round.

WBA super bantamweight champion Antonio Cermeno defeated challenger Eddy Saenz after his opponent decided not to continue following the fifth round.

The first of the three heavyweight title fights followed. Moorer had defeated Axel Schulz earlier in for the title that had been stripped from lineal champion George Foreman ; Botha had defeated Schulz in an earlier fight for the vacant title but the result was vacated following a doping violation.

Moorer knocked the previously undefeated Botha out in the final round to retain the title. The last fight before the main event was contested for the World Boxing Organization championship.

Akinwande emerged victorious with a tenth-round knockout in the first defense of his belt. Tyson came out fast and sent Holyfield reeling with his first solid punch.

Holyfield, who had studied Tyson's style intensively, later explained that Tyson dipped to his left, from which position he usually loaded up a left hook, but on this occasion surprised Holyfield by firing a right cross.

Holyfield tied Tyson up and revealed the first surprise of the fight, his superior strength, as he pushed Tyson backwards. Tyson would never seriously hurt Holyfield for the remainder of the fight.

Holyfield defended effectively for the rest of round one and hammered Tyson with several counterpunches. After the end of the round, Tyson threw a punch after the bell; an unintimidated Holyfield retaliated.

In the second, Holyfield drove Tyson into the ropes and stung him with a hard combination, and his strategy for the match became clear. As Tyson mainly threw one punch at a time, Holyfield blocked the first attack, then used his strength to clinch, and shove Tyson backwards.

Keeping Tyson on the back foot minimized his power and affected his balance, and gave Holyfield the opportunity to come forward and score with combinations to the head.

As the rounds passed, Tyson was unable to adjust, and found himself being thoroughly outboxed. In the fifth round, Tyson landed a fierce combination, his best of the match, and Holyfield did not stagger.

In the sixth, a headbutt from Holyfield judged accidental by Halpern opened a cut over Tyson's left eye, and Tyson also suffered a knockdown, as Holyfield caught him with a left hook to the chest as Tyson rushed in.

Holyfield continued parrying Tyson's charges and catching him with punches to the head. With 15 seconds left in the seventh round, Tyson lunged at Holyfield as Holyfield came forward, resulting in a hard clash of heads.

He kept fighting all the way up until , aged 48, but ultimately failed to achieve his final goal of becoming a five-time heavyweight champion.

Holyfield retired with a record of and has since enjoyed various opportunities away from the ring. He is now 57 years of age.

When they first fought in , Holyfield put on a fantastic display to achieve a sizeable upset. Near the end of the 6th, Tyson collapsed to the canvas from exhaustion and actually asked the referee for help as he struggled to get up.

Evander fought in spurts but still displayed slippery defense and plenty of power. Technically, Evander looked solid and was able to bludgeon Nielsen into an unrecognizable mess before the referee stopped the carnage in the 10th round.

Official scores read on all three cards at the time of the stoppage. Holyfield looked ripped and surprisingly spry in what was a convincing win and respectable last scrap for the first ballot Hall-Of-Famer.

Tyson: Mike looks ripped in recent photos and appears to have retained his hand speed despite his age. Tyson has been a Vegan since after ballooning up to Lbs.

Expect a musclebound Tyson to clock in around Lbs of Brooklyn bomber. The people start it up, because no one is just doing it for free. What the people want is what the people get.

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