Mike Tyson

[BennyST]

He beat Marvis Frazier very quickly. He showed good control.

[squealpiggy]

He had a world class right uppercut and also a left uppercut.

[Talon]

yea wheneer i uppercut i make sure to pivot my feet so i look like tyson in his famous pics. i would uppercut flat footed if it wasnt for tyson

[Fox McCloud]

He beat Marvis Frazier very quickly. He showed good control.

This leads me to believe that Mike Tyson's son could also beat Joe Frazier. A little reverse bloodline action in the boxing ring would be a big draw for the sport, and could potentially save boxing.

[Fox McCloud]

He had a world class right uppercut and also a left uppercut.

Excellent post. His ambidextrous powerful uppercutting tricks won him a lot of fights.

[Jambo boy]

See my sig for all the facts about Tyson.

[BennyST]

Tyson preferred knocking people out with his left but actually knocked most out with his right. It would seem his right hand was better than his left then. Would you agree?

Though when in combination, they both worked together to achieve the desired results for a satisfactory victory.

[squealpiggy]

Tyson preferred knocking people out with his left but actually knocked most out with his right. It would seem his right hand was better than his left then. Would you agree?

Though when in combination, they both worked together to achieve the desired results for a satisfactory victory.

I think it's true that Mike Tyson's winning form would suffer immeasurably should he only use one or none of his arms.

[Fox McCloud]

I think it's true that Mike Tyson's winning form would suffer immeasurably should he only use one or none of his arms.

I am 100% on your side. I feel as though his results would have suffered had he only got to use one or none of his arms. His arms were an important part of his success in the ring.

[markkerr101]

i agree. his post jail career he looked more like a brawler than the technical beast we saw before