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you know 📿 on Instagram: "In one of the most infamous moments in sports history, Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield's ear during their 1997 heavyweight rematch at the Tyson vs Holyfield II. Frustrated after being outboxed and repeatedly warned for headbutts, Tyson lunged forward in the third round and clamped down on Holyfield's right ear, tearing off a piece of cartilage and later attempting another bite. Chaos followed as officials struggled to restore order, Holyfield refused to continue witho

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Memes and funny clips on Instagram: "Via - @itsjaydaddy The Final Destination series is famous for its elaborate death scenes, but here’s the reality-based twist: the concept of “Death’s design” is loosely inspired by real-life statistics on accidents. Writers studied patterns of unusual and freak accidents to make the deaths feel plausible yet shocking. Another cool fact: the filmmakers often use foreshadowing and subtle visual clues in each scene, so eagle-eyed viewers can sometimes predict wh

TX | SPORTZ on Instagram: "The saga of Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield is one of boxing’s most unforgettable stories. Tyson, the ferocious, feared heavyweight with unmatched knockout power, entered the ring as a whirlwind of aggression. Holyfield, calm, methodical, and unrelenting, was the perfect counter—patient, strategic, and impossible to intimidate. Their first fight in 1996 shocked the world: Tyson, known for demolishing opponents, found himself outboxed and outsmarted by Holyfield, who d