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Although his Nov. 8 bout slated for Jeju Island, South Korea, was canceled, 47-year-old former four-time champion, Evander Holyfield, could fight South African, Francois Botha, on Dec. 19, in Uganda. A good showing in the Botha fight could also lead to a possible title shot at WBC champion, Vitali Klitschko, Holyfield's manager, Ken Sanders, told FanHouse on Tuesday.

"We do this fight in December, then I'd say in February or March, we could have a championship fight with the WBC's Vitali Klitschko," said Sanders, whose contention is supported by comments made by WBC president, Jose Sulaiman.

"If Evander comes and has a good showing in the fight that takes place in Jeju, I think that Klitschko might take a fight with him," Sulaiman, told FanHouse on Sept. 28 when Holyfield-Derric Rossy still was scheduled. "I believe that Evander Holyfield is one of the best heavyweight fighters of the last quarter century."

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Ricky Funez knows boxing. He's been around the sport for nearly 20 years, working alongside such legends as Joe Goossen, Freddie Roach, Sugar Shane Mosley and James Toney, just to name a few.

But Ricky doesn't only work with stars, he dedicates lots of his time working with young fighters, especially gang members living in LA's San Fernando Valley by getting them off the streets and into the gym.

He does this because he knows all too well what the life of a gang member is all about. In this exclusive video, we visit Funez as he trains 15-year-old boxing prodigy and nephew Juan Funez at the Goossen gym in Van Nuys.

Check out the video after the jump.