The "bite fight" remains one of the most infamous moments in boxing. We look back at the fight between Tyson and Holyfield, 25 years later.

Holyfield vs. Tyson 2 was booked as the "Sound and the Fury" for May 3, 1997, but Tyson suffered a cut over his left eye in training that postponed the fight until June 28 that year.

Tyson Fury poses with Deontay Wilder along with referee Jack Reiss after their WBC heavyweight championship boxing match ended in a draw, Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018, in Los Angeles.

Holyfield, 57, and Tyson, 53, participated in legendary fights during their storied careers, which cumulated in the controversial 1997 bout infamously known as "The Bite Fight," that saw Tyson get ...

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Holyfield (44-10-2, 29 KOs) knocked Tyson out in their first fight in 1996. He was getting the better of Tyson in their 1997 rematch, but Tyson grew frustrated and bit off part of Holyfield’s ear.

Tyson was disqualified in their second fight on June 28, 1997 for repeatedly biting Holyfield’s ear -- a piece of which was ripped off -- after being head-butted numerous times throughout the bout.

Holyfield vs. Tyson 2 was booked as the "Sound and the Fury" for May 3, 1997, but Tyson suffered a cut over his left eye in training that postponed the fight until June 28 that year.

Holyfield vs. Tyson 2 was booked as the "Sound and the Fury" for May 3, 1997, but Tyson suffered a cut over his left eye in training that postponed the fight until June 28 that year.