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Thanks for letting me "carry on". It's very important for my family and I to know that you are allowing us to live. Try not to humiliate me too badly in the future; and please help me to be as great as you.
I'll give you 2nd sc for that ridiculous post.
Sarcasm?
Yes but im also bit heated at the moment because this guy was having a go at me earlier and i have woke up on the wrong side of the bed so im not in the best of moods at the moment.
The Main board isn't the place for this to take place.
If your gonna debate a topic then by all means but if your gonna be taking diggs at eachother then I suggest you guys trade e-mails or phone numbers and settle it that way.


Thanks Mick.


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For me, it was 'Iron' Mike Tyson.

I remember that the heavyweights were in the doldrums - Holmes was ageing, the rest were all Don King fatties. Then along comes this young kid who was trained by the legend that was Cus D'Amato. He had a style that was nothing like I'd ever seen before, absolute speed, power and precision, he was all muscle and menace and he was absolutely TERRIFYING ..... he's go after people like they said something bad about his mother.

I saw his 4th pro fight and immediately knew that this was a great great fighter just waiting to happen ..... he ended up dominating the heavyweight circuit for nearly 20 years.
I think for a lot of people Mike is the obvious one from 80s to late 90's he was getting people hooked into boxing.