Evander Holyfield's mansion faced foreclosure

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PHOTOS: Evander Holyfield's mansion faced foreclosure

Evander Holyfield's mansion faced foreclosure

Former boxing champion Evander Holyfield is moving out of his palatial Fayette County estate after it was sold in June 2012 as a foreclosure.

According to a New York Times article in 2005, the home has 11 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, a bowling alley, a movie theater, huge exercise rooms and a dining room with a table large enough to accommodate 32 upholstered chairs.

Holyfield takes a brief moment to catch a glimpse of the fight that was recorded for him in 1996.

The Holyfield mansion's rotunda taken in 1996.

Holyfield takes guests on a tour of his home in 1997.

This is an aerial view of Holyfield's 54,000 square-foot house taken in 1997.

In 2002 at the mansion, U.S. Rep. David Scott and former Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young are among the last remaining guests at a campaign fund-raiser benefitting Scott.

The formal dining room in 2005 was awash in gold and burgundy colors for the holiday season.

Vanessa Hooks, with Windows Etc., stands in the foyer of the Holyfield house, which she decorated in Christmas decor in 2005.

The red tail lights of cars can be seen passing by Holyfield's mansion in 1998.

Holyfield and his former wife Dr. Janice Itson Holyfield at their home in 1996.

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Former boxing champion Evander Holyfield is moving out of his palatial Fayette County estate after it was sold in June 2012 as a foreclosure.

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