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Yes, which is exactly an old Tyson.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
That wasn't even old Tyson... that was Tua being Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTua can not do a Tyson, but he could do an old Tyson with little head movement and single punches. That was what Holyfield was facing at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon09I was thinking the same thing about the sparring match. Tua fought like Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Tyson never dragged his right foot... never had his left hand down to his waste... always had his hands up.... always came straight forward... never stood sideways.... used way more head movement at 40 than Tua did all of his career... Tyson never threw a hook without the right hand right after it....Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterYes, which is exactly an old Tyson.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaThat wasn't even old Tyson... that was Tua being Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTua can not do a Tyson, but he could do an old Tyson with little head movement and single punches. That was what Holyfield was facing at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon09I was thinking the same thing about the sparring match. Tua fought like Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Other than that he is exactly like an old Tyson. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaTyson never dragged his right foot... never had his left hand down to his waste... always had his hands up.... always came straight forward... never stood sideways.... used way more head movement at 40 than Tua did all of his career... Tyson never threw a hook without the right hand right after it....Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterYes, which is exactly an old Tyson.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaThat wasn't even old Tyson... that was Tua being Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTua can not do a Tyson, but he could do an old Tyson with little head movement and single punches. That was what Holyfield was facing at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon09I was thinking the same thing about the sparring match. Tua fought like Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
He kept hitting Holyfield with the right uppercut inside. Really no reason in the world for a good fighter to get hit with that, much less to keep getting hit with it.
lolol....Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterOther than that he is exactly like an old Tyson. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaTyson never dragged his right foot... never had his left hand down to his waste... always had his hands up.... always came straight forward... never stood sideways.... used way more head movement at 40 than Tua did all of his career... Tyson never threw a hook without the right hand right after it....Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterYes, which is exactly an old Tyson.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaThat wasn't even old Tyson... that was Tua being Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTua can not do a Tyson, but he could do an old Tyson with little head movement and single punches. That was what Holyfield was facing at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon09I was thinking the same thing about the sparring match. Tua fought like Tua.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
I think he bought roughly the same dimensions and athleticism.
It was a poor version, I'll tell you that. lolol.... but I guess styles makes fights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus
I'll make an assumption that Tyson spars with a different intensity to most other fighters.
I remember when Tyson was training with Fenech for his last fight against McBride and for some reason Fenech got Shane Cameron over for sparring. Camerons trainer said as Tyson was waiting for the start of sparring to be called he was pacing up and down the ring like it was a fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus
I doubt Cameron got out without visiting the canvas.:cool: