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No, his brother Dick beat him by a couple of years.Randolph turpin
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Name a fight that Tyson was due to fight 15 rounds?
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James quick Tillis?
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No! Illogical choice since he was not a champion. Another clue.
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Illogical? Fuck you you fucking cunt
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No shame in being a thick twat. Guess again.
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Tyson/Tucker might have been a 15 rounder had they not unified the rules for that fight. So using the logic it had to be an IBF sanctioned fight before April 88; I will plump for Biggs over Holmes or Tubbs...
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No, his brother Dick beat him by a couple of years.Randolph turpin
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No idea but I'm guessing it was the late 1700's or something.
What father and son lost to the same man?
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My Question's answer is actually in the last decade; as for yours was it Jersey Joe beating Phil and Harold Johnson?
No idea but I'm guessing it was the late 1700's or something.
What father and son lost to the same man?
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Yes it was Biggs. Logical.Tyson/Tucker might have been a 15 rounder had they not unified the rules for that fight. So using the logic it had to be an IBF sanctioned fight before April 88; I will plump for Biggs over Holmes or Tubbs...
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My Question's answer is actually in the last decade; as for yours was it Jersey Joe beating Phil and Harold Johnson?
No idea but I'm guessing it was the late 1700's or something.
What father and son lost to the same man?
Lat decade eh. Father vs Son with no weird circumstances like being adopted when he was 20 or something?
Yeah thats it. And ftr I think Harold is overlooked when people talk about great older gen fighters.
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Yes Harold was a quality fighter; in an era of Moore and Charles he still shone.My Question's answer is actually in the last decade; as for yours was it Jersey Joe beating Phil and Harold Johnson?
No idea but I'm guessing it was the late 1700's or something.
What father and son lost to the same man?
Lat decade eh. Father vs Son with no weird circumstances like being adopted when he was 20 or something?
Yeah thats it. And ftr I think Harold is overlooked when people talk about great older gen fighters.
As for my question; they were/are legitimate 'biological' Father and Son; and actually share the same name; as in Junior and Senior...
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I have heard the father son question before and I remember the answer so that doesn't really count :S
answer here if you want to see.
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