Would you say that age 33 Julio Cesar Chavez getting stopped by DLH, wasn't past his prime, just because he was still in his early 30s?
Early 30s is actually a pretty common age for a boxer to become past prime, some defy it like Martinez/Hopkins/Mosley/Mayweather/Klitschko's/JMM, most are already a shadow of their former selves by that age.
Sorry, but age has plenty to do with being past your prime. The older you get, the further you're past it. You can't win arguing against that, so don't even try.
Umm...unless you are in your prime the day you are born, you could very well be getting closer to your prime as your get older.
What was true about what he said? Cotto is still in his early 30's, still has his legs. Sparring session? Mayorga was throwing bombs the whole fight trying to get a K.O
I'm getting sick of mike tyson promoting himself.
Don't know what Tyson's problem was with Cotto. At the Judah fight he was all ****ing happy and jumping around shouting that he has the best job in the world. Judah's more likely to be shot than Cotto is. Yet he would never say Judah is shot, because Zab's he's boy.
it was a TUNE-UP, hence Cotto's calm, reserve, or laid back boxing. He was merely prepping for bigger things to come, such as a Margarito re-match. His as.s needed to go 12 whole rounds. He took his time, was calm, and ultimately got the job done.
When they interviewed tyson, tyson basically said " well both these guys are past it and they arent even fighting "
What a ****ty thing to say during a fight. Cotto isn't past it yet and the fight was better than tysons entire 1990+ career. **** tyson all he cares about now is MMA and trying to be a comedian. Holyfield should beat that ass again.
he was either drunk or high or both but he was definitely on something, slurring his words, his eyes were extra Fkk'd up and just seemed a little off. Too bad I thought he was getting his sh it together.
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