Joe Frazier and Mike Tyson?

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  • TheEvilSaint
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    #11
    i think frazier has more heart than anybody else in history. but aside from technique, power, and heart, joe didnt offer much.

    besides, tyson in his prime was UNBEATABLE.

    Tyson by TKO.

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    • jabsRstiff
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      #12
      Tyson, in his prime, struggled with taller BOXERS- not with sluggers. A guy like Frazier would play into Tyson's hands, actually. There are few fighters in history who could have slugged it out with Mike & survived.
      Frazier was vulnerable to uppercuts, & Tyson had some of the best uppercuts in history.

      Tyson was too fast, punched too hard, & had the wrong style for Joe to handle.


      Frazier was far tougher, & more noble, than Tyson ever was....I'll say that.

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      • kmac
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        #13
        I have never seen Tyson lose to someone who stays right in front of him

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        • Super_Lightweight
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          #14
          hmm

          Tyson's style is perfect to beat Frazier. Or, Frazier's style is perfect for Tyson to eat up. A short, stocky, lumbering slugger like Frazier would get destroyed by Tyson. Tyson's chin might get tested, but the fight would be over before Frazier had a chance to rip up Tyson's soul.

          Tyson by stoppage in the first quarter of the fight.

          Tyson loses to Foreman, maybe Ali, but he'd beat Frazier.

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          • Knicksman20
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            #15
            Tyson in his prime would get to Frazier and early. Frazier's been in the ring with the best and some hard hitters like Foreman. But he's never faced someone with a very similar style to his and hits harder than him with either hand & faster. For every 2/3 punches he threw Tyson would double that output. I was watching the classics sports channel of Tysons early fights and his handspeed was phenomenal for someone with his build. The combos he threw with the power behind them was scary.

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            • tri4ben2
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              #16
              It took a lot of heat to put the prime version of Frazier away.

              After Frazier kept coming would Tyson get discouraged?

              What nobody is considering is the fact that Frazier would know what he was getting into with Tyson. I don't think he would want to stand in front of Tyson and trade all day.

              Frazier would survive the first few rounds and be the better fighter on the way to a late stoppage or UD win.

              I would also say the same thing about Spinks. Looking back at their careers, I would say that the Spinks on that day would beat Tyson. Of course, I could be wrong......

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              • PerfectPunch
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                #17
                i think that frazier would win- he was relentless and would keep coming forward, not giving tyson time to breath. he also wasnt easy to hit as ali found, with his quick head movement.he would keep a fast pace throughout the fight and his superior stamina and heart would prove to be important as he wins by stoppage late in the fight.tyson may stun him early in the fight but the onslaught would be too much.

                also the ppl who say frazier's a slugger are not giving him the respect he deserves. he crowded his opponents (because he had good stamina and heart to go forward relentlessly) and when he was inside he used head movement to protect himself and landed with sharp punches to the head and body. foreman was a slugger and his punches were more wide and "wild"- ali could take foremans wild body punches. in manila ali wouldnt stay on the ropes for too long, as frazier was hitting ali cleverly with short,sharp,accurate punches- aiming at the gut,kidneys,under the ribs, so he realy was hurting ali.

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                • Dirt E Gomez
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                  #18
                  Tyson could not, and would not hit Frazier. He'd look at Frazier and see him comming in pretty much straight at him and try to hit him with some bombs, full well knowing how strong he is. The thing is Frazier wont get hit. Frazier's mobility on comming in is second to none and would nail Tyson with gigantic hooks upstairs.

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                  • Imira
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                    #19
                    There is NO WAY "prime" Tyson could handle a "prime" Frazier. Frazier was a non-stop wrecking machine. Tyson was a young and untested puncher. And for anyone who thinks that Tyson would KO Frazier the same way Foreman did, you are wrong. Tyson doesn't have the same pure punching power that Foreman had. He also didn't have the same reach, chin or heart.

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                    • mic573
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                      #20
                      Tyson would lose the way he always loses and that's by knockout. Frazier would of been too much for Tyson.

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