There may never be another Mike Tyson, but I'd settle for another George Foreman. Far too many of today's fighters - and I use the term generously - treat boxing as if it were a marathon; they're content to go the distance and place their fate in the hands of the judges. The few exceptions are those with the Tysonesque goal of disposing of their opponents ASAP.
I subscribe to the concept that the best defense is good offense. As it's written in THE GOLDEN RULE OF BOXING: Do unto others before they do unto you.
I subscribe to the concept that the best defense is good offense. As it's written in THE GOLDEN RULE OF BOXING: Do unto others before they do unto you.
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