Evander Holyfield, a BOXING legend, was at ringside watching his son Evan score an emphatic knockout.
Charles Stanford was stopped by the 24-year-old in the second round of their super-welterweight fight.
On Saturday night, Evan knocked out Atlanta's #1
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Evan rocked Stanford first with a vicious left hook, before a thundering overhand right sent him sprawling to the ground.
Stanford was savagely knocked out in the 22nd second of the second round.
Holyfield Jr. now has an 8-0 record in his budding career that includes six KOs.
After the brutal knockout, Evander, 58, climbed up onto the canvas to celebrate his victory with his son.
Although the former heavyweight champion and cruiser made a strange return to the ring last month it didn't last very long.
In less than TWOminutes, he was stopped by MMA legend Vitor Belfort.
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Holyfield's repeated swings and misses were worrying, as was his slip through the ropes.
This is despite the fact that the official intervened too fast to stop the veteran fighter.
He said, "I believe it was a poor call."
"I don’t believe the referee should've stopped the fight so quickly."
After his last disappointing outing, Holyfield would be smart to concentrate fully on his son's boxing career.
After Saturday's stunning KO in his hometown, Son Evan got the Atlanta crowd up and dancing.
Later, Shakur Stevenson was the main attraction of the evening. He performed a late stoppage at Jamel Herring.
The 24-year-old southpaw won a 10th round stoppage against WBO super-featherweight champion Herring.
