Rick Ross bought Evander Hollyfield's 109 room Georgia mansion for $5.8 million in 2014 after the bank foreclosed on Holyfield.

The heavyweight champ owed $14 million on the property at the time and claimed it was costing him a million dollars a year to run on top of the mortgage. 

What Holyfield didn't know, and Ross just found out, is that there is valuable marble under the grounds of the 235-acre estate.

 

 

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#rickross is excited after discovering he has marble on his land. #evanderholyfield is probably kicking himself right now. #marble #mawble

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"We chopping trees down and I heard I have marble on my land.  I have marble under the ground," Ross explained, and was then showed the recrystallized rock. "All you marble distributors, holla at Rozay."

Marble wholesales at around eight bucks a pound.  So it's going to take a lot of weight to pay for that house.