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Evander Holyfield Owed $14 Million on Foreclosed Home
Evander Holyfield Owed $14 Million on Foreclosed Home, Evander Holyfield Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield (born October 19, 1962) is an American professional boxer. Holyfield, who owed more than $14million on the 54,000 sq ft: Evander Holyfield’s mansion is reportedly being foreclosed and the boxing legend is being forced to move out of his Georgia property after he failed to find agreeable terms with the bank.
According to TMZ the former heavyweight boxing champion was in debt by more than $14 million on the huge 54,000 square foot mansion, leading to the bank foreclosing on the property. Holyfield is said to have fallen behind on his mortgage repayments, as well as owing money to U.S. tax officials. The financial troubles do not stop there for the former boxer; he also allegedly owes a lot of money in back child support payments.
According to TMZ the former heavyweight boxing champion was in debt by more than $14 million on the huge 54,000 square foot mansion, leading to the bank foreclosing on the property. Holyfield is said to have fallen behind on his mortgage repayments, as well as owing money to U.S. tax officials. The financial troubles do not stop there for the former boxer; he also allegedly owes a lot of money in back child support payments.
Amazing Race Apology
Amazing Race Apology, CBS, under fire from veterans for last week's episode of "The Amazing Race" that featured a segment in Vietnam filmed at the site of a crashed American B-52, opened Sunday's show with an apology.
A billboard read by the program's host, Phil Keoghan, apologized to veterans who served in Vietnam "for being insensitive parts of last week's episode."
Vietnam War veteran and American Legion National Commander James E. Koutz had on Thursday sent a letter to CBS, asking that the network apologize for "its disgraceful slap in the face administered to American war heroes" during a prime-time broadcast of the program, "The Amazing Race" on Sunday, March 17.
In a release, Koutz said, "The show is called 'The Amazing Race,' but I call it 'The Amazing Gall.'"
"In a broadcast reminiscent of Tokyo Rose, reality game show contestants visited a 'B-52 Memorial' in Vietnam, which featured the wreckage of a B-52 bomber shot down during the war. What wasn't shown were the U.S. crewmembers that were killed or the grieving American families that were left behind. The Department of Defense is encouraging Americans to honor and commemorate our Vietnam War veterans for the sacrifice that they made 50 years ago.
A billboard read by the program's host, Phil Keoghan, apologized to veterans who served in Vietnam "for being insensitive parts of last week's episode."
Vietnam War veteran and American Legion National Commander James E. Koutz had on Thursday sent a letter to CBS, asking that the network apologize for "its disgraceful slap in the face administered to American war heroes" during a prime-time broadcast of the program, "The Amazing Race" on Sunday, March 17.
In a release, Koutz said, "The show is called 'The Amazing Race,' but I call it 'The Amazing Gall.'"
"In a broadcast reminiscent of Tokyo Rose, reality game show contestants visited a 'B-52 Memorial' in Vietnam, which featured the wreckage of a B-52 bomber shot down during the war. What wasn't shown were the U.S. crewmembers that were killed or the grieving American families that were left behind. The Department of Defense is encouraging Americans to honor and commemorate our Vietnam War veterans for the sacrifice that they made 50 years ago.
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