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Comments Thread For: Mike Tyson: Plan is Foolish, But Olympic Amateurs Might Beat Pros
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I could definitely see that happening, especially to the slow starters who like to take fights to the late rounds.. guys who like to invest to the body and make it a war of attrition. Conversely we could see a lot of promising AM's career derailed once the pro has his pride tested and has to fight back to win
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I can see Tyson's point. Pro fighters are trained and accustomed to pace themselves for a long fight which means feeling each other out and starting slow.
As an amateur boxer myself. 4 rounds goes by very quickly. The pace is very fast from the start and there's really no time to pace youself and feel each other out. Amateur boxers are trained for that and that could shock even veteran pros.
There's no doubt some of the best amateurs today could beat some pro contenders today in amateur boxing.
Still not favor of it though. Pros are trained to hurt and KO their opponent and it would be dangerous for young amateurs l.Last edited by TRTboy; 05-25-2016, 07:22 PM.
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Olympic style boxing is not the same as Professional boxing.
Many non medalists have had good careers and some were title holders. Even P4P King Money could lose in the Olympics right now.
A best selling author who's authored many books could fail English 1 if they wrote the way they wrote in a intro class. The basics are forgotten...
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This is an interesting take. There's definitely some amateurs out there that can beat pros. I'll love to see the day.
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Originally posted by megas30 View PostHahahaha.....i would be laughing my drunk @ss off at this. Seeing a pro run into someone like Rigo, GGG or Loma.
I actually want to see Manny go in the Olympics out of everyone. I believe that's something he regretted his whole life.
And didn't Rig. , Loma get Titles after like only a few pro fights??
I think they're VASTLY under rating some of these amateurs. Heck most of the Cuban Amateurs are like 30 years old.
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Originally posted by StudentOfDaGame View PostThis is an interesting take. There's definitely some amateurs out there that can beat pros. I'll love to see the day.
Lázaro Álvarez (CUBA) 6 Gold Medals, 1 Bronze.
Yasniel Toledo
Roniel Iglesias
Of course we know some Americans are gonna take home at least 1 Gold!
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