Can Tyson Change Your Mind on Saturday?

[mosley]

Beating a stiff like McBride wont prove a thing. I am well aware of McBrides limitations as a fighter. My problem with Tyson from a pure boxing stand point is this, Tyson is 38, he has been knocked out 4 times, the last time by an undercard bum. A man (Williams) who then went on and fought Klichko (sic) and was never in the fight. Tyson's skills eroded long ago, he lives a bad life style. Everytime he has had a real test and had to fight through adversity he folded like a deckchair, he has no heart. For ANYONE to say he will dominate boxing in 2006 is rejecting reality. He is finished.

[elveiel]

When Tyson fights that McNugget guy on Saturday, there are two types of fans and two results. The two types of fans are the die hards that think that Tyson can do no wrong, and is poised to take over the heavyweight division in 2006 and the haters that think he was always overrated and always ******. The two results are he wins convincingly in the first two rounds, or he struggles a bit or dare I say, loses.

Will the "nut-huggers" still think that Iron Mike was the best ever if he loses?

Will the haters still think Tyson sucks even if he KOs McBride within a minute or so?

You know who you are.

Mcbride is good enough to judge Tyson on, i wont be suprised if he wins in first round or gets beat. We need to see Tyson beat a top 10 heavyweight to make any judgement on his career.

[EXIGE]

He doesnt need to change my mind about anything, he will wipe Mc****face out within 3 rounds trust me.

And last time i said trust me Ricky hatton beat Kostya Tszyu in the round that i predicted so my word is something u wanna go by.