(Editor’s note: This column originally published at USA TODAY Sports .) Former President Donald Trump began his debut as a boxing commentator Saturday night just as you might have expected. With a verbal jab. Trump agreed to provide commentary during a four-fight card featuring Evander Holyfield , the former heavyweight champion who was making his return to the boxing ring at 58 years old. And at the outset of the pay-per-view livestream, the lead commentator noted it was the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and deferred to the former president. Calling the anniversary of 9/11 “one of the most important days,’’ Trump added, “and we had a very bad week because of some very bad decisions that were made… We should have never allowed to happen what happened in Afghanistan with 13 great warriors and many injured and many people killed in these final few days and it was just a shame.’’ Later, while waiting for the results from the three judges after the first fight, Trump noted he has seen a lot of bad boxing decisions over the years
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