A prime Mike Tyson would **** the Klitchko brothers!!!

Collapse
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • RodBarker
    Banned
    • Mar 2006
    • 3857
    • 177
    • 0
    • 4,097

    #21
    Originally posted by CastorTroy


    Bums? You know Vitali knocked out Danny Williams the same guy that knocked Tyson on his ass. I know styles make fights, but I think tyson would be eating a jab all night long just like he did against Lewis.
    You know your a little boy that dont know very much about boxing a lot of your posts point to that , the Tyson that fought Lewis and Williams was shot didnt the guy say prime Tyson , big difference in Prime to name value but you have no comprehension of that ,,, you like the Klit brothers and rubbish Floyd , man now that is a flip flop of the highest order .

    Comment

    • Sir Tom Jones
      It's Not Unusual.
      Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
      • Jul 2008
      • 3493
      • 264
      • 582
      • 12,867

      #22
      MMike would not **** Vitali.

      Comment

      • Klitschko2011
        Banned
        Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
        • Mar 2009
        • 2322
        • 356
        • 555
        • 2,899

        #23
        Tyson is a big fan of Vitali and he admitted that prime 4 prime, Vitali would be a very tough fight for him. Tyson stuggled against taller, stronger fighters.

        Comment

        • andres aza
          Banned
          • Dec 2008
          • 683
          • 86
          • 7
          • 929

          #24
          Originally posted by RingTech01
          that argument of tyson not doing well against taller fighters is untrue. tyson was a 5'10-5'11 heavyweight. almost all of his opponents towered over him. the loss to lennox had nothing to do with height and more to do with tyson being far from him prime.
          I agree. Look, Tyson had a great chin. Vitali hit Arreola all night and still wasnt able to hurt him badly. What was his landing % 87?

          Comment

          • RingTech01
            Banned
            Silver Champion - 100-500 posts
            • Feb 2009
            • 295
            • 6
            • 0
            • 376

            #25
            Originally posted by Klitschko2009
            Tyson is a big fan of Vitali and he admitted that prime 4 prime, Vitali would be a very tough fight for him. Tyson stuggled against taller, stronger fighters.
            name a taller fighter who gave him trouble in his prime. tillman and holmes gave him trouble by moving. that's about the only style that gave him a challenge.

            Comment

            • STILL_DETOX
              Undisputed
              Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
              • May 2009
              • 3181
              • 201
              • 359
              • 15,204

              #26
              tyson always had problems with big strong ***s with long jabs

              Comment

              • Benny Leonard
                Liberty
                Super Champion - 5,000-10,000 posts
                • Feb 2007
                • 7436
                • 303
                • 38
                • 14,471

                #27
                First, nice bait thread.


                You know what?....While Tyson had a good short run by unifying the titles and topping it off with his destruction with Michael Spinks, he couldn't handle the pressure at such a young age and couldn't get over his past. He allowed himself to be manipulated and started to make one bad choice after another. Once he fired the two people that helped get him there, Rooney and Cayton; he went downhill fast.

                I posted up videos with interviews that were held right after the Spinks fight where they discuss Tyson’s wanting to quit after Spinks. Now he didn’t quit boxing entertainment, but he quit on his legacy, he quit on D’Amato, he quit being “Iron Mike Tyson” which is quittin on himself...and he quit on his fans. If he wanted to retire after Spinks, then fine...I would have been cool with that. But to just stop being the fighter you are...that's terrible.

                Next thing you know, with Rooney gone from his training and Cayton not managing him and keeping him active, Tyson starts to live a wild life, stops training properly, becomes inactive; and gets his ass beat by Douglas.
                Say what you will with the Klitschko brothers, but they have never shown up to a fight unprepared and ill-conditioned to fight even against average fighters. And when the lost, they got back up and wanted to regain the glory they lost. They wanted to get better. Tyson, he never regained what he was when he held the title from Berbick to Spinks.

                At least we got to see the Klitschko brothers prime. I can't say the same with Tyson. He wasted his chance to show the world how good he could get and be with maturity. That leaves many fans bitter in a way.
                Last edited by Benny Leonard; 09-28-2009, 07:03 PM.

                Comment

                • Jone2ts
                  Banned
                  Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                  • Dec 2007
                  • 1059
                  • 53
                  • 25
                  • 1,239

                  #28
                  The ****'s won't even fight James Toney, like they'd even consider a prime Tyson. They wouldn't even fight a post prison Tyson.

                  Comment

                  • Klitschko2011
                    Banned
                    Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 2322
                    • 356
                    • 555
                    • 2,899

                    #29
                    Originally posted by RingTech01
                    name a taller fighter who gave him trouble in his prime. tillman and holmes gave him trouble by moving. that's about the only style that gave him a challenge.
                    Buster "The Bum" Douglas was 6'4 with 83" reach, he destroyed the overrated Prime Tyson.

                    Vitali is 1,000,000,000 times better than that bum Douglas.

                    Prime 4 Prime....Vitali KO's Tyson

                    END OF THREAD.

                    Comment

                    • Stickman
                      Undisputed Champion
                      Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                      • Feb 2005
                      • 3352
                      • 160
                      • 63
                      • 9,835

                      #30
                      Originally posted by Bob Anomaly
                      Why are people even mentioning Tysons loss to Lewis?? It was at the end of his career.

                      Tyson would have trouble against such huge men. Vitali would clinch on the inside and Tyson couldnt do **** in that vice grip.
                      But Tyson was great at slipping and countering, fast at moving in and had extremely fast hands.

                      I say Tyson dominates early, but gets worn down after 6, and survives for a UD.
                      Even a prime Tyson couldnt KO everyone.
                      Vitali is tough as hell.
                      Bob, seriously? You're picking Tyson to UD Vitali Klitchko? The same Klitchko brother who's never, ever been behind on the scorecards...ever?

                      Does nobody remember Tyson getting so frustrated over not being able to KO Holyfield that he ate off his ear?

                      And near the end of his career or not, to be so totally dominated by someone like Lewis pretty much proves that he was never in his class to start with. I could see it being a "past his prime" issue if he put up a good fight for 6 or 7 rounds before gassing and getting KO'd, but that's hardly the case here. Add to that the fact that Tyson still had his speed and power (he was never a solid 12 round fighter anyway), and you can pretty easily conclude that Tyson would fold at the first sign of serious adversity. He was great so long as his opponents were intimidated.

                      Understand, of course, that Tyson's physical talents were always up to the task...it was his mental makeup that cost him dearly. But that's unimportant, he would've lost to either brother even if he were a genius. He just didnt have the size, reach or stamina to compete with guys like these.

                      Comment

                      Working...
                      TOP