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Once Turned Down Millions, Today the Olympic Champion Looks for Food in the Trash

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One of the best amateur boxers in history, Felix Savon was once so good that he could have fought Mike Tyson or Evander Holyfield. But today, far from the glare of television cameras and the public, he lives a life on the edge of survival due to a series of bad decisions.

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One of the best amateur boxers in history, Felix Savon was once so good that he could have fought Mike Tyson or Evander Holyfield. But today, far from the glare of television cameras and the public, he lives a life on the edge of survival due to a series of bad decisions.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Félix Savón, 59, was one of the world's best boxers but never made it as a professional in his sport. Now the Cuban is looking for food in the garbage.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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"Savón, champion. What are you doing here?" "I'm collecting food, something to eat" "In the last few hours a video is circulating that portrays the former boxer Félix Savón rummaging through the garbage looking for something to eat. An image that has immediately attracted the attention of many, considering that Savón is a three-time Olympic champion, has won six titles [...] The article "Campione," which you do here? "I'm looking for food, somet…

·Rome, Italy
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Feliz Savon (59), one of the most successful boxers in the history of Cuba and a three-time Olympic champion, has once again come into the spotlight after becoming a socialite.

Argentina Tellini - Cubainformation

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Despite worldwide fame and interest from the professional boxing world, he never turned professional.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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