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JUST THE BEGINNING
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
Boxer James "Buster" Douglas is
finding his hometown no easy
match.
The former world heavyweight
champion faces trial Wednesday
in a civil lawsuit over taxes. The
city claims he owes $293,163 in
taxes, penalties and interest from
his October 1990 championship
fight with Evander Holyfield in
Las Vegas.
Douglas said he owes nothing
to Columbus, where he lived until
becoming champion in 1990. He
still has a residence in the city.
Douglas said he lived in Las
Vegas at the time of the fight. City
officials said he claimed residency
in Nevada, where there is no in
come tax, to avoid the city's 2 per
cent wage tax.
Douglas paid Columbus taxes
on the money he won when he
took the heavyweight title from
Mike Tyson in February 1990 in
Tokyo. Eight months later, Dou
glas earned $24.1 million in losing
to Holyfield in three rounds.
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