Three-time Olympic boxing gold medalist Félix Savón has reportedly been filmed searching through trash for food in Cuba, nearly two years after his release from prison following a conviction for a sexual offense involving a minor. The 59-year-old former heavyweight…

Three-time Olympic boxing gold medalist Félix Savón has reportedly been filmed searching through trash for food in Cuba. The 59-year-old former heavyweight champion was seen in footage circulated on Cuban social media in October, where he confirmed to an observer that he was collecting food to eat. The video quickly surpassed one million views, sparking widespread reaction regarding his living situation.
Savón was released on parole in late 2024 after serving roughly six years in prison following a 2018 arrest for a sexual offense involving a minor. Following the release of the video, Cuban comedian Limay Blanco provided Savón with immediate humanitarian aid, including food, money, and a Bible, though the full extent of Savón's financial status remains unconfirmed.
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