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Los Angeles – When Silver Spring, MD native Tony “The Tiger” Thompson fought his first professional fight at the advanced age of 28, he could only imagine what it would be like to be among the top ranked heavyweight boxers in the world. [details]
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I wish him luck he seems like a nice enough guy and is not a bad boxer.
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good luck, i'd like to see him in there with Sultan. winner getting a title shot. I'm still amazed at how HW's get Title shots, without facing top ten fighers.Comment
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I agree. he is a pretty good boxer. only negative is he lacks powerOriginally posted by RAESAADI wish him luck he seems like a nice enough guy and is not a bad boxer.Comment
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hard to tell, he is the 1st guy i've ever seen hurt Guinn, who has never been off his feet.Originally posted by beez721Comment
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Yeah I was thinking that he must have a bit more pop than it appears.......He almost stopped Guinn late and Guinn has a very good chin.I can't remember ever seeing Guinn hurt before that and he has fought some big guys in the past.Originally posted by TheGreat1Comment
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I hate Thompson with a passion. Every division seems to have one southpaw spoiler, a guy intent on ruining everyone's fun. In the heavyweight division, it is Thompson. He does not have bite, what he has is a desire to win by making John Ruiz look like Matthew Saad Muhammad. He can't punch, holds too much, runs, everything. Just a very difficult fighter to watch. I hope never to see him fight again, ever!!!!Comment
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Monte "Two Gunz" Barrett had him almost out in the sixth round of their fight.Originally posted by RAESAADComment
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I'm Also Rooting For This Guy. He Looked Good And Dominated A Good Fighter In A Must Win Situation. A Late Bloomer With Some Size And Desire,it's Got Underdog Written All Over It. And Hell Yeah Throw Him In With Sultan Or Brock And Let's Start Cleaning Up The Picture A Little Bit.Comment
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