I have a theory that the tougher you are as a fighter, the softer your voice. Anyone else notice this?
If you talked to Mike Tyson in 1989 on the phone, not knowing who he was, and trolled him, and then he threatened you, you'd laugh, thinking this soft-voiced guy is no threat at all, not knowing he was the biggest badass on the planet back then.
The stereotype of tough guys having strong, powerful Ving Rhames-like voices is shattered by real life tough guys like Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Anderson Silva, Brock Lesnar and others. There's nothing remotely intimidating about the voices of Alistair Overeem, Mighty Mouse, Fedor, Roy Nelson, Anderson Silva, Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Joe Louis, and every Asian fighter (Sak, Pac, etc.)
If you talked to Mike Tyson in 1989 on the phone, not knowing who he was, and trolled him, and then he threatened you, you'd laugh, thinking this soft-voiced guy is no threat at all, not knowing he was the biggest badass on the planet back then.
The stereotype of tough guys having strong, powerful Ving Rhames-like voices is shattered by real life tough guys like Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Anderson Silva, Brock Lesnar and others. There's nothing remotely intimidating about the voices of Alistair Overeem, Mighty Mouse, Fedor, Roy Nelson, Anderson Silva, Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Joe Louis, and every Asian fighter (Sak, Pac, etc.)
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