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Though I hope Tyson is not doing this for money. He better want to do this if he wants to be successful.
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Tyson/Holyfield would make big money, especially 24/7. I think this is all talk though, he wants $$$$Comment
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Please, Mike. Stay home.
As devastating as Mike was in the '80s, and as much as I would love to see him back in prime shape, I can't bear to watch him get dominated by some other bum, much less by someone who is not psychologically traumatized.
Painfully speaking, many people will still pay to see an old carcass of a, what could've been a potentially, much greater and tremendous fighter.
I'd rather remember him as the youngest heavyweight champion of the world.
He would've made a much larger impression on the boxing public at large, had he gotten his life in order and persued other venues in boxing that would've, at the very least, made his setbacks and negative publicity a tiny spot in history that many folks would've just blocked out their minds because he added some great value to the sport of boxing after creating the whirlwind of dramas he's been involved in.
He could license out his name, which still has pull, for many endeavors related to boxing.
But, that's just me yappin' about an unchangeable moment in time.
Something's hinting at Mike wanting to re-visit the past to handle some unfinished business with Holy's ears.
After all, isn't it annoying to see Holy with uneven shaped ears?
I mean, you would think with all that money Holy's got, he would at least try to make them look even without having to go through the hassle of having to take pictures of only one side of his face so people don't focus on the abnormality of just one of the ears.
If he wanted to bring more attention and publicity to his career, Holy should've just chopped both ears off and left two holes on each side of his head.
That would get everybody talking for years after he's long been gone.
I fact, he would be starring in his own reality show by now: Earvander,
The EARless Warrior.
But, that's just me talkin'.
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As devastating as Mike was in the '80s, and as much as I would love to see him back in prime shape, I can't bear to watch him get dominated by some other bum, much less by someone who is not psychologically traumatized.
Painfully speaking, many people will still pay to see an old carcass of a, what could've been a potentially, much greater and tremendous fighter.
I'd rather remember him as the youngest heavyweight champion of the world.
He would've made a much larger impression on the boxing public at large, had he gotten his life in order and persued other venues in boxing that would've, at the very least, made his setbacks and negative publicity a tiny spot in history that many folks would've just blocked out their minds because he added some great value to the sport of boxing after creating the whirlwind of dramas he's been involved in.
He could license out his name, which still has pull, for many endeavors related to boxing.
But, that's just me yappin' about an unchangeable moment in time.
Something's hinting at Mike wanting to re-visit the past to handle some unfinished business with Holy's ears.
After all, isn't it annoying to see Holy with uneven shaped ears?
I mean, you would think with all that money Holy's got, he would at least try to make them look even without having to go through the hassle of having to take pictures of only one side of his face so people don't focus on the abnormality of just one of the ears.
If he wanted to bring more attention and publicity to his career, Holy should've just chopped both ears off and left two holes on each side of his head.
That would get everybody talking for years after he's long been gone.
I fact, he would be starring in his own reality show by now: Earvander,
The EARless Warrior.
But, that's just me talkin'.
LMFAO BRO U KILLIN MEComment
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