Vitor Belfort

150,000 pay-per-view broadcasts at $49.99 were sold out on Saturday night's Triller Fight Club in Hollywood. The main event of the night was a duel between nearly 59-year-old Evander Holyfield and former UFC bantamweight champion Vitor Belfort.

The spectacle of beating Evander Holyfield was to the taste of few boxing fans. But, on the other hand, there is an upside to the 59-year-old legend's painful return. Prior to the fight, there was constant conflicting information in the media as to whether the bouts of the evening in Hollywood, Florida, would be official or exhibition ones. A few dozen hours before the tournament itself, it was announced that the result of the fight would be put on the record of Holyfield and Vitor Belfort (1-0, 1 KO). In the end, however, the fight turned out to be an exhibition affaire.

The absurdity of last night's Hollywood boxing night, in which 58-year-old Evander Holyfield (44-11-2, 29 KO) lost in less than two minutes to Vitor Belfort (2-0, 2 KO), was highlighted by the eccentric former US president. Billionaire Donald Trump commented at ringside that night with his son Donald Trump Jr. and MMA stars Dos Santos and Jorge Masvidal.

UFC legend Vitor Belfort scored a first-round knockout victory over forme heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield (44-11-2, 29 KOs) in the main event of the evening at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Belfort sent Holyfield to the floor with an uppercut and then forced the referee to stop the fight with a follow-up series. The time was 1:49.

Evander Holyfield was heavier than Vitor Belfort at the official preliminary weigh-in ceremony in Hollywood. The former two-weight world champion weighed in at 102.2 pounds, while the former UFC champion was 93.5 pounds. For the nearly 59-year-old Holyfield, it will be a return to the ring after a 10-year hiatus.