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Hmmmm...Damn tough one to call here. Foreman was a killing machine back then as was Tyson. Possibly one of the most brutal yet beautiful fantasy matchups ever!!
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Very hard to tell, this one.
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It's a tough call but i'll side with Tyson. He still had his head movement in '88 and i can't see Big George landing a big enough punch to bother him. Up until he got upset by Douglas he was only ever hurt by one punch - a lucky shot thrown by Frank Bruno. Foreman was a monster but he lacked the finer points of the game. Tyson back then was the perfect package. Tyson by KO.Comment
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T'would not last the distance, that's for sure!!! Ha! Ha! Ha! Good poser!
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Big George never had any problems with shorter heavyweights. That's why he came out of retirement in 88, to fight Tyson. I think even an OLD Forman had a damn good chance against a PRIME Tyson.Comment
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Foreman by Ko within 6 rounds we know Foreman can get up to win but Tyson has never proved that he can. When the going gets tough it's usually Tyson that gets going. Tyson would have his moments but I see Foreman keeping him off balance with the pushing tactics and keeping Mike on the back foot. Both guys like to come forward but I think the naturally stronger and bigger guy Foreman will be theguy to dictate.Comment
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This is on the fantasy fights board too.Comment
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Tyson. Without a doubt.Comment
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damn why not enough love to this thread..its interesting...that this is hard...my head saids forman...but i am gonna go with my heart and say tyson...and catches forman early for a ko...forman wasnt hard to catch with punches..he was slow and didnt move his head muchComment
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This fight is for the Fantasy board, but that said, Foreman would handle Tyson with NO PROBLEM, and he is just to BIG for Tyson, who wouldn't make it past the 6th Round against Foreman - even now....Originally posted by foremanfanComment
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