A. He hurt his back from a legal Joe Louis punch. What does this have to do with schmeling coming into the fight not in his best form? B. Joe Louis beat a prime Max Schmeling. I have given evidence to support this. Where is your evidence to refute this claim?
John Tate Eddie Mustafa Muhammad(probably never had it). Frank Fletcher Donald Curry. HOward Davis Jr Bernard Taylor.
Morales-Raheem **** the styles argument, that only plays a bit part here, no way a fully motivated, prime Morales loses to a guy like Raheem.
He was 33 years old and never again beat a fighter worth a crap. He was considered long in the tooth for the first fight.
Jeff Fenech is another, by his own admission, his desire was not as it should hsve been following the disappointment of the Nelson draw. He boxed again but was a shadow of what he was.
The video might still be on Youtube. Tyson says it in the post-fight press conference. And then they talk about it later in a sit-down conversation with Rooney and Merchant. And, even before that he had doubts about going on. One moment was leading up to the Tucker fight. And then after Jimmy Jacobs died. He should have just retired after Spinks because he stopped training like that fighter that Won the Title. Post Fight press conference with Tyson started to interest me: Post Rooney After Bruno I Time: 31:55 [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5XzfNQ56lQ[/ame] After Ruddock I Time 2:38 onwards... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwnZ3VkXYCE[/ame]
Shane Mosley seemed to have lost it after the 2nd round against Mayweather, but the Alvarez fight made me think twice on him losing his hunger or not because he was really trying to bang with Alvarez but just couldn't pull the trigger anymore.
Read something that he was considering quitting in the Alvarez fight. Probably shamed himself into continuing.