Myke tyson(who faced holyfield) vs ron lyle(the version who knocked down foreman)

haha what a kid... the easy insult...
frustrated?

maybe you want that i will make a poll about the chin of bruno? you will lose and you know it

 

Go on then sweetheart u make a poll :thumbsup

 

Yeah Frank was a really big puncher. I'm still trying to workout how a guy that was eating flush shots from tyson and Lewis and still upright has a china chin...:tired

 

i am waiting for every tyson fan to attack me lmao. i don´t care i have balls for all them obviously every fan of tyson and lewis will say that he did not have a bad chin:deal

 

He had a better chin than Foreman

Foreman was on his ass more than Bruno was!

 

REALLY I SHOULD MAKE POLL ABOUT IF YOU DESERVES THE LIFE

 

Zzzzzzzzzzz....tired.....of.....talking......to.....*******...zzzzzz

:tired

 

I guess that's not realistic upon further look but I would say yes

 

Just like Lyle KO'd .... umm, wait, he never KO'd a live top10 contender in his entire career.

Let's just keep it at "Lyle would" in your 70's fantasy world.

 

So, fitting that in with rankings from the '89 pressure plate, power punching tests:

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1. Frank Bruno
2. Old Foreman
3. Razor Ruddock
4. Mike Tyson

 

No, I'm comparing Lyle with the Brunos, the Bothas, the Ruddocks, and the Golotas of the world. Tyson didn't lose to them.

 

Foreman was sleep walking in that first round of the Lyle fight.
Lyle caught him spot on. Though it woke George up, he was still
probably dazed for most of the fight. It made Lyle look better
than he probably was. George should have been more motivated at the start and took Lyle out early. Despite all this, Lyle was tough, hit hard,
and could be durable. He could stop Tyson, but he would have to deal with Tyson's quickness.

 

By realisitic I meant stopping Tyson earlier... I don't think he would.

and how accurate are those tests anyway

 

I'd have to go with Tyson. I like Lyle a lot, but honestly, his reputation is built mainly on near-wins, not actual wins, with the exception of a controversial victory over Shavers. He accomplished a lot for somehow who didn't turn pro until 29, but truthfully he was pretty inconsistent. He's kind of the anti-Ken Norton, dangerous against sluggers, vulnerable to boxers. Tyson was the more consistent guy....durability might be about equal, but Mike was faster, more predictably explosive, and better defensively.

 

Can't you just smell the agenda....


At any rate, Tyson stops Lyle in a wild ugly brawl. Ron couldn't resist mixing it up, and the overall tougher Tyson would take it.