Agree 100%....I have said the same thing...Ali in his prime would crush those guys. His hand speed-power-athleticism were unreal for a heavyweight. Lot more to boxing than being jacked.
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Agree 100%....I have said the same thing...Ali in his prime would crush those guys. His hand speed-power-athleticism were unreal for a heavyweight. Lot more to boxing than being jacked.
Now this is an interesting discussion...I saw Tyson in his prime..Ali would beat Tyson both in their primes. Ready to have this debate with anyone who disagrees
I agree with this. When Tyson was on his game, he was the GOAT.Now this is an interesting discussion...I saw Tyson in his prime..
YIKES...Easily the best fighter I ever saw. What made him so good, and so scary was---The mufferducker fought MAD. He fought ANGRY. He didn't want to beat you---He wanted to ****in hurt you. And the scary part, and THE part that made him great---Wsa he was able to control that, early in his career. Opponents were literally scared of this dude.
Scared.
I dunno, man. Mike Tyson was from a different cloth, bruh. A ****ing animal.
Very true...I honestly believe had Cus not died,Tyson would have never lost.I agree with this. When Tyson was on his game, he was the GOAT.
What made him so great is also what destroyed his career... the man was crazy.
It does...It's certainly a stain. But Tyson in his prime, and under control, was a God damn monster.Did Ali ever lose to a chump like Buster Douglas? Seems that would be important. Many of you like to say that Bron's loss to Dallas was a death knell for any shot at GOAT status. Buster knocking Tyson the fvck out should matter, a lot.
It does...It's certainly a stain. But Tyson in his prime, and under control, was a God damn monster.
Also, there's more than the "Dallas loss" that separates LBJ and Mike...
Note: Buster was a waste of talent. Dude was built to box. He had talent. He did go like 38-6,with 26 KO's. He had zero business beating Tyson. But that'sa prime example of where Mike was mentally.
As I said---in his prime, he was GOAT, IMO.So, Ali didn't lose to any chumps? Would MJ have lost focus? Would Ali? GOATs don't.
It does...It's certainly a stain. But Tyson in his prime, and under control, was a God damn monster.
Also, there's more than the "Dallas loss" that separates LBJ and Mike...
Note: Buster was a waste of talent. Dude was built to box. He had talent. He did go like 38-6,with 26 KO's. He had zero business beating Tyson. But that'sa prime example of where Mike was mentally.
Doubt MJ is losing any sleep over it.Ooh Scotty P not happy with MJ. Not one bit.
First off, Douglass should have been counted out in the 7th round...But that is irrelevant.Loved Tyson, but he was exposed as a guy with a weak chin in that Douglas fight. We didn't know about it prior to that fight because no one had managed to land a shot on him before Buster tagged him. It wasn't even that hard a shot, but it crumpled Tyson like a $2 folding chair. I still remember the ref counting out Tyson who was so dazed that he was more interested in grabbing his mouth guard off the floor as opposed to getting to his feet.
First off, Douglass should have been counted out in the 7th round...But that is irrelevant.
Secondly, it wasn't "A" pucnh that knocked Tyson out, it was a combination of pucnhes---the last being a pretty solid left..
At the end of round 8, Mike dropped Buster with a right hand bomb. It was an uppercut to the challenger’s chin. Douglas was up on the confused referee’s count of nine. Now here is the controversy. Meyran had taken 14 seconds to count to nine! It could have been the crowd noise or the hand signals from the timekeeper. The referee knew he had screwed up, but it was too late. The bell rang. The round was over. Tyson’s window of opportunity had closed. There would be no KO for Tyson in round 8. It was another famous “long count” that is still argued about today.
Tyson should have won the fight in the 8th round. It took 14 seconds for the referee to count to 9...I mean, damn.