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Was Carl the truth Williams Mike Tysons best win?
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View PostJessie Ferguson, Marvis Frazier, Trevor Berbick, Pinklon Thomas, Larry Holmes, Tony Tubbs, Frank Bruno I and 2, Michael Spinks, Truth Williams, Henry Tillman, Alex Stewart, Razor Ruddock 1 and 2, Buster Jr., Bruce Seldon, Francois Botha, Lou Savarease, Andrew Golota, Brian Nielsen and Clifford Etienne were all ferocious performances with little left to be desired.
Tyson was a buzzsaw.
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Originally posted by Tatabanya View Post
Right on all accounts, except the Botha fight. Tyson was literally sucking until he found a perfect right hand to save the day.
On the other hand, not many people remember that Alex Stewart had given a prime Holyfield hell just one year before getting annihilated by Mike in a couple of minutes or less. That was one of the best versions of Tyson ever, if you ask me.Tatabanya likes this.
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Originally posted by automaton89 View Post
That ko was lucky. Botha stepped into a right hand Tyson threw blindly.
That in a 24 year, 62 bout career, Frans Botha never, ever beat a ranked (top15) Heavyweight?
Not even one.
A few Draws, Briggs, Etienne, An overturned NC, Schultz. Beat a couple decent pros, Pannell, Guy, Bostice; but nobody beaten from the top 15, ever.
A split nod over Timo Hoffmann was the closest he got.
After he was all used up, he did manage kickboxing wins over 2 of the 5 best ever, Aerts & LeBanner, aided by injuries, and one over Thai great Kaoklai Kaennorsing, during his post boxing K-1 foray.
What makes this unusual is that his promotion kept him semi-relivent dispite this absence of quality wins for almost 17 years!!
He served as Joseph Parker's 5th win victim.
Just an oddity.Last edited by Willow The Wisp; 05-03-2024, 10:47 AM.
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