Tyson Keeps His Composure in Interview

[match]

This is my first time seeing this, whereas in years past I think Mike would have slugged the guy, but he seems to have matured;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcGM5XDFZcQ

[bikersk]

Nice one. He sure seems to have matured. I get his frustration about things from the past. And particularly when it is not the recent past, you try to put things behind you and as an average guy I can (although at times...) but when you are a high profile public figure it can become your identity and that is such a tabloid way of viewing people.

[Andre]

I hope he finds some real peace.

[Cressa121]

Never thought I'd see a thread title like this! It's good to see that he seems to have matured, but you'd think people would be smart enough to avoid bringing up issues he's clearly not comfortable discussing

[johnmaff36]

Some of these guys are just looking for a reaction, but why dont they cut the guy a bit of slack. Sure hes been an asshole, and more, but if a guy is making an effort to be a better person surely the press and shit should see this and quit with the bear baiting

[generalbulldog]

The most overrated fighter in history.

[Andre]

Some of these guys are just looking for a reaction, but why dont they cut the guy a bit of slack. Sure hes been an asshole, and more, but if a guy is making an effort to be a better person surely the press and shit should see this and quit with the bear baiting

Yeah the b@stards, it is the press job though, to get an interviewee emotionally involved any way they can.

Still mate,also in life when we think we have matured and changed emotionally and got over some things; similar ones or reminders seem to arise again to test out just how much we have matured.

Once the reaction is minimal, the ones trying to recreate the friction usually give up and search for it somewhere else.