Well I'd say name one great tall boxer pucher proper heavyweight that mike beat before you..no no no never mind I don't wanna go to that quagmire of If's and buts. I do miss how he destroyed bums, the same way that Jones did.
Undefeated Tucker and Biggs over 6ft 5 +, Bruno, Williams, Bonecrusher Smith, Thomas whilst not great would have beaten today’s contenders with ease. Tyson and Jones destroyed with what was put in front of them, they did not struggle or lose rounds at their best.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Oh you crack me up Tyson would destroy Holyfeild what a joke i love how most things with Tyson is he could of. Say what you want about Holyfeild but he was older with health problems and still won fights.
He gave a faded, 36 year old Holmes problems.
Tyson was on a different level? As demonstrated by what? Knocking out faded greats and tomato cans? Didn't Douglas show the world he was overrated?
Holyfield fought at 212lbs in 1989, 3lbs lighter than when he knocked out Mike in 1996.
I'll save you the troble of posting the stock response:-
1. If Cus hadn't died
2. Tyson didn't train for Douglas
3. If Rooney was still training him.
4. Douglas had a long count
Pick one, or come up with a totally new theory on why Tyson was the greatest in spite of all the evidence to the contrary.
TBH I don't think there are too many heavyweights who could have beaten Tyson in his prime.....even the other GREATS would have found it tough.....Tyson had issues with taller fighters....fighters that could take the pressure and come back for more.....I think Tyson would always have trouble fighting a Buster Douglas type boxer....also a Holyfeld type fighter who would have soaked it up and fought back with intensity........food for thought!!!!
job Bicuit (I don't know)!!!
eh eh!!!
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