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Old 02-19-2011, 06:23 AM   #1
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Default Iron Man v Iron Mike ?????????

James J Jeffries v Mike Tyson. PRIME FOR PRIME

Who wins 15rds ?
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Old 02-19-2011, 06:30 AM   #2
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difficult to compare, but i would always say Tyson
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Old 02-19-2011, 01:49 PM   #5
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difficult to compare, but i would always say Tyson
Jeffries takes the early punishment, starts to dish out same and like in EVERY other fight Tyson was physically challenged, he folds his tent and gives up by KO. You can't go against history. Jeffries has as big a heart and could take punishment as well as anyone in history, while putty Mike was the complete opposite. Sooner or later, the myth of Tyson being a great will end. People just say what they wish he had been and not what he really was as a fighter.
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Old 02-19-2011, 03:03 PM   #6
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Jeffries takes the early punishment, starts to dish out same and like in EVERY other fight Tyson was physically challenged, he folds his tent and gives up by KO. You can't go against history. Jeffries has as big a heart and could take punishment as well as anyone in history, while putty Mike was the complete opposite. Sooner or later, the myth of Tyson being a great will end. People just say what they wish he had been and not what he really was as a fighter.
I think I can see where your thesis comes from, but,I would suggest Tyson was physically challenged by Ruddock,who landed some terrific wallops on him.
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Old 02-19-2011, 03:19 PM   #7
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Jeffries takes the early punishment, starts to dish out same and like in EVERY other fight Tyson was physically challenged, he folds his tent and gives up by KO. You can't go against history. Jeffries has as big a heart and could take punishment as well as anyone in history, while putty Mike was the complete opposite. Sooner or later, the myth of Tyson being a great will end. People just say what they wish he had been and not what he really was as a fighter.
Please tell me, when has Tyson started a fight dishing out punishment ahead on cards and lost momentum?

If you think Tyson is going to administer early punishment, then you might as well give Tyson the fight. Douglas, Holyfield, Lewis got to him early. They all set the pace from jump street. They didn't have to overcome a lead in the cards and turn the tables on Tyson. It was Tyson who had to overcome a lead.

I never understand why in mythical match ups people give Tyson the early advantage just to take it away in the later rounds when ________'s heart and determination overcome Tyson's "mental weakness" and he "folds like a cheap suit."

Frankly, Its a cop out. A shitty analysis that strives for a little balance by obliging to give Tyson the early rounds so it seems like thought out response. Either Jeffries figures him out early and neutralizes him from the first round onwards or Tyson dishes out punishment and Jeffries delays the inevitable.

Jeffries has never seen a fighter like Mike Tyson and frankly he'd have trouble ad******g to Mike more than the other way around. Prime for Prime Tyson beats Jeffries in 5 one sided rounds but competitive rounds before putting him out for good.

Tyson KO5.
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Old 02-19-2011, 03:54 PM   #8
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I like what ironchamp said. Tyson would show Jeffries a completely new look as well as out the gate speed that just wasn't around in Jim's time. We're talking about 4 or 5 blazing powerful punches in a row. Not the ol' one and a two that was prevalent in Jim's era. Could Jeffries win? Possibly but I wouldn't bet my house on it.
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