Donald Trump Says He'd Knock President Joe Biden Out 'Very Very Quickly'

Trump was speaking during a pre-fight event for the boxing bout between former world champion Evander Holyfield and ex-UFC star Vitor Belfort.

58-year-old Holyfield is taking to the ring in Trump's home state of Florida - who agreed to sanction the bout where other associations wouldn't - and Trump has been scheduled to help commentate on the fight alongside his son, Donald Trump Jr.

Ahead of the fight, they decided to call up former president Trump to get some of his trademark wit and insight - yes, really.

The host of the event asked him: "If you had to box somebody on Saturday night, who would it be and what would the fight look like?"

Trump responded: "Well if I could pick somebody in the world, not only a professional boxer because I'll take a pass on the professional boxers, because that can be a very dangerous subject.

"But if you said I had to box somebody, I think probably my easiest fight would be Joe Biden.

"Because I think he'd go down very very quickly.

"He once said 'oh, I'd like to take him behind the bar' [for a fight] but he'd be in big trouble if he ever did.

"I think Biden would go down within the first few seconds."

Well, there you have it.

Picture the scene, a 75-year-old Trump and a 78-year-old Biden squaring off against each in the ring, 'The Clash of the Presidents'.

Now that would sell some serious pay-per-views.

Anyway, you'd have to think that many fans will tune in this weekend - Saturday 11 September - just to hear what Trump has to say.

After all, it's not like we're treated to every single thought that passes through his mind on Twitter any longer, is it?

It's been a while, but he's been the undisputed champion at both heavyweight and cruiserweight, and there's not many fighters that can say that.

Remember the Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jr fight?

Sure, it wasn't high on athletic prowess, but it was decent fun, wasn't it?

It'll be worth the fee for some nostalgic Trump ramblings, anyway.

Remember when he used to hold all the nuclear codes?