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The return of “IRON MIKE” at the age of 54 makes even the youngest of boxing fans excited at the chance to see “THE CHAMP” one more time.
Mike Tyson will enter the ring against Roy Jones Jr pound for pound one of the best boxers in his era.
Most recently we have all seen the social media & youtube video clips of Mike Tyson in the gym and from what I see,he can still deliver those heavy blows that punished the best of fighters when Mike was in his prime.
On November 28 the world will be watching and boxing enthusiasts get a chance to see two of the best in the world square off.
Tyson the sizable favorite heading into the November 28 showdown.
Tyson is an early -200 favorite to take care of business. This means it will take $200 to win $100 if you’re betting on “Iron Mike.”
On the other hand, Jones Jr. is currently listed as a +160 underdog. That means a $100 bet would net you $160 if the former world champion can utilize his speed, movement, and precision to ward off the power of Tyson.
Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) won the WBC heavyweight title at the age of 20 when he stopped Trevor Berbick in the second round in November 1986.
Jones (66-9, 47 KOs) is a former four-division world champion who is viewed as one of the most skilled boxers of this generation, winning championships at middleweight, super middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight.
Mike Tyson will enter the ring against Roy Jones Jr pound for pound one of the best boxers in his era.
Most recently we have all seen the social media & youtube video clips of Mike Tyson in the gym and from what I see,he can still deliver those heavy blows that punished the best of fighters when Mike was in his prime.
On November 28 the world will be watching and boxing enthusiasts get a chance to see two of the best in the world square off.
Tyson the sizable favorite heading into the November 28 showdown.
Tyson is an early -200 favorite to take care of business. This means it will take $200 to win $100 if you’re betting on “Iron Mike.”
On the other hand, Jones Jr. is currently listed as a +160 underdog. That means a $100 bet would net you $160 if the former world champion can utilize his speed, movement, and precision to ward off the power of Tyson.
Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) won the WBC heavyweight title at the age of 20 when he stopped Trevor Berbick in the second round in November 1986.
Jones (66-9, 47 KOs) is a former four-division world champion who is viewed as one of the most skilled boxers of this generation, winning championships at middleweight, super middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight.