France's Jean-Marc Mormeck celebrates his victory after the WBC heavyweight boxing match against Fres Oquendo of the U.S. at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING)

France's Jean-Marc Mormeck (L) fights with Fres Oquendo of the U.S. during their WBC heavyweight boxing match at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING)

France's Jean-Marc Mormeck (L) fights with Fres Oquendo of the U.S. during their WBC heavyweight boxing match at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING IMAGES OF THE DAY)

France's Jean-Marc Mormeck (L) fights with Fres Oquendo of the U.S. during their WBC heavyweight boxing match at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING)

France's Jean-Marc Mormeck (R) fights with Fres Oquendo of the U.S. during their WBC heavyweight boxing match at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING)

France's Jean-Marc Mormeck celebrates his victory after the WBC heavyweight boxing match against Fres Oquendo of the U.S. at the Halle Carpentier in Paris May 6, 2010. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: SPORT BOXING)

Fres Oquendo (R) of Puerto Rico connects with the jaw of Evander Holyfield of the U. S. during the ninth round of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 11, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Fres Oquendo (R) of Puerto Rico swings high over the head of Evander Holyfield of the U. S. during the 10th round of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 11, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Evander Holyfield of the U. S. comes out of his corner at the start of the fight with Fres Oquendo of Puerto Rico (not shown) in their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 10, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Evander Holyfield (L) of the U. S. throws a punch at the midsection of Fres Oquendo of Puerto Rico during the eleventh round of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 11, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Evander Holyfield (R) of the U. S. lands a punch to the midsection of Fres Oquendo of Puerto Rico during the sixth round of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 10, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Fres Oquendo (R) of Puerto Rico lands a punch to the chin of Evander Holyfield of the U.S. during the third round of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 10, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Evander Holyfield (R) of the U. S. poses after he is named the winner by a decision over Fres Oquendo of Puerto Rico (not pictured) after their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 11, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

Fres Oquendo (R) of Puerto Rico lands a punch to the head of Evander Holyfield of the U.S. during round nine of their heavyweight boxing match in San Antonio, Texas November 11, 2006. REUTERS/Mike Stone (UNITED STATES)

John Ruiz from the USA wears the WBA heavyweight Championship belt as he celebrates with promoter Don King in the ring after his 11th round technical knockout of Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico in their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The fight was stopped by referee Wayne Kelly resulting in the win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

Referee Wayne Kelly steps in to stop the fight between Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico (back) and John Ruiz (not seen) from the USA during the 11th round of their WBA Heavyweight title fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The result was a technical knockout win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine MS

John Ruiz from the USA (R) attacks Fres Oquendo with a flurry of punches that resulted in a technical knockout in the 11th round in their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The fight was stopped by referee Wayne Kelly shortly afterwards in hte 11th round resulting in the win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

John Ruiz from the USA celebrates in the ring after his 11th round technical knockout of Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico in their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The fight was stopped by referee Wayne Kelly resulting in the win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

John Ruiz from the USA celebrates in the ring after his 11th round technical knockout of Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico in their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The fight was stopped by referee Wayne Kelly resulting in the win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

John Ruiz from the USA (R) rocks Fres Oquendo back into the ropes with a right hand punch during a flurry of punches that resulted in a technical knockout in the 11th round in their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. The fight was stopped by referee Wayne Kelly resulting in the win for Ruiz. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

Former World Heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis arrives at ringside as developer Donald Trump looks on (L) before the WBA World Championship fight between John Ruiz and Fres Oquendo at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico (back) lands a punch to John Ruiz from the USA in the third round of their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn MS

Fres Oquendo from Puerto Rico (top) lands on John Ruiz from the USA as the two fell together to the matt in the fourth round of their WBA Heavyweight Championship fight at New York's Madison Square Garden, April 17, 2004. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine MS

Two-time WBA champion John Ruiz (R) poses with the Federation of Latin American Professional Boxers champion "Fast" Fres Oquendo (L) and boxing promoter Don King after weighing in for their WBA World Championship bout in New York April 15, 2004. The twelve round bout is scheduled for April 17 at Madison Square Garden. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton SS/GAC

Two-time WBA champion John Ruiz weighs in for his WBA World Heavyweight Championship boxing bout with "Fast" Fres Oquendo in New York, April 15, 2004. The twelve round bout is scheduled for April 17 at Madison Square Garden. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton SS/GAC

"Fast" Fres Oquendo flexes his muscles after weighing in for his WBA World Heavyweight Championship boxing bout with two-time WBA champion John Ruiz in New York, April 15, 2004. The twelve round bout is scheduled for April 17 at Madison Square Garden. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton SS/GAC

Heavyweight boxer Fres Oquendo (L) of Puerto Rico gets his hands wrapped during a workout in New York on April 12, 2004 in preparation for his upcoming World Boxing Association title fight against champion John Ruiz. The two boxers will fight at Madison Square Garden in New York on April 17. REUTERS/Seth Wenig SW

World Boxing Association heavyweight champion John Ruiz (L) and challenger Fres Oquendo pose for photographers at a press conference on March 2, 2003. The boxers were promoting their April 17 fight for the WBA title at Madison Square Garden. Both fighters are from Puerto Rico. REUTERS/ Teddy Blackburn TB/JB

Fres "Big O" Oquendo (R) from Puerto Rico lands a roundhouse punch to
George Arias from Sao Paulo, Brazil, during the eighth round of their
Fedelatin heavyweight championship fight at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic
City, New Jersey, December 14, 2002. Oquendo won the title after the
referee stopped the fight after the 11th round due to a cut to Arias'
right eye. REUTERS/Mike Segar

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Fres "Big O" Oquendo (L) from Puerto Rico walks to a neutral corner
after knocking down George Arias from Sao Paulo, Brazil, during the
third round of their Fedelatin heavyweight championship fight at
Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, December 14, 2002. Oquendo
won the title after the referee stopped the fight after the 11th round
due to a cut above Arias' right eye. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

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