A self-confessed rapist, woman beater, thug, sosiopath, alcoholic....comedian, he was a lot of things and he was unpredictable. He was a great character and fighter, just not a great person. Still, an interesting one.
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who was that goof who said he loved to where womens underware? i was watchng him on friday night fights long ago he is quite the character
Not necessarily biting peoples ears but you gotta miss the action of boxing when Tyson was around, he was a love or hate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szUQ8t_QRT4
:o Carlos Monzon--party animal and darling of the Jet Set, but killer in the ring (and outside as well).
:o Max Baer
:o Jung Koo "The Korean Hawk" Chang - An Asian version of Monzon
:o Jake LaMotta. Brute both inside and outside the ring. But still alive and chipper!!!
never really thought about Tyson - I was kind of thinking of their characters outside the ring.
Mike's menace etc.. and persona was mostly confined to inside the ropes for me - am talking about the 80s Tyson.
In his latter years his character in and out of the ring was pretty embarassing if you ask me.
So thats probably why I never thought about him:-\
Former 3 time world champion...
From Managua, Nicaragua...
Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga
Leonard
The Clown Prince Jorge Paez
Hector Camacho
Edison Miranda
Bernard Hopkins
I totally have to agree, his ring presence, the way he strutted around and stared down the crowd but above all the way he spoke, what diction for a boxer!....and dresses like a victorian gentleman ready for fisticuffs, only one Eubank :D
When in this day and age would you have an event like the below on tv, absolute classic!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO-js...eature=related Watch from about 3mins onward for Benn/Eubank interview.
Joichiro 'Joe' Tatsuyoshi ....part Gatti....part Paez
Eubank was the pinnacle of sporting arrogance throughout britain in the 1990s and hence gained one hell of a backlash for it..
Quite beautiful though towards the end how the same arrogant eubank went from being universally hated to becoming a fan favourite solely because the casual fan realised that love him or hate him he was a great fighter who had given them hours of pleasure.
Remember my dad hoisting me over his shoulders in the local pub so i could roar "EUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUBANK" with all the other locals urging him on to victory over steve collins!!