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Evander Holyfield, known as the "Real Deal," is a celebrated American former professional boxer who marked his career from 1984 to 2011, achieving the remarkable feat of being the only boxer to win undisputed championships in two weight classes during the three-belt era. He is a four-time world heavyweight champion, having held the unified WBA, WBC, and IBF titles multiple times throughout his illustrious career. Beyond his boxing achievements, Holyfield is expanding his reach through a new YouTube channel that promises exclusive content and insights into his life and boxing journey. With a variety of merchandise available, fans can celebrate his legacy and stay connected with his ongoing endeavors. Generated from the website

S.E.E.D. Performance, located in Jonesboro, GA, is dedicated to enhancing the athletic portfolios of student-athletes through a comprehensive resource program. The organization focuses on fostering fundamentals, integrity, education, and character, ensuring that athletes unlock their full potential while building a foundation for lifelong success. With a commitment to transforming the approach to skill development, S.E.E.D. Performance creates an environment where education and potential go hand in hand. Their mission is to support athletes not only as competitors but also as individuals, adapting to the rapidly evolving sports industry. Generated from the website

Doc's Sports supports and promotes local and regional NPC Bodybuilding Contests in Georgia. The company also provides top quality products for bodybuilders. Kenneth "Doc" Neely started Doc's Gym/Doc's Sports in 1976. He began making posing trunks in 1977. The first trunks were the DR, before this time most bodybuilders wore handmade trunks or speedos. In 1980 he was the first outside advertiser to appear in Joe Weider's Muscle Fitness with a full page color ad and later expanding to a double page spread until 1986. In later years he advertised in Flex, and Muscle Magazine.Doc promoted the first Mr. USA and teenage USA in 1977 at the Fox Theater in Atlanta. It was the first time that a bodybuilding contest was held as an independent event without weightlifting. He also promoted the Mr. America in 1979 at the Fox Theater with a crowd of over 3, 600 people in attendance. Ray Mentzer won this event.