Yea , Holy having a tough match against Stewart for 20 rounds and he won the first fight with his classic headbutt.
Everyone was considered as tough fighters until Mike beat them and they're being considered as tomato cans/out of shape/not training, etc in all...
Its probably true... put anyone else in Toney's place that day, the way Roy performed, he would have won by early KO.
Ramirez KO'd Rosario in less than 5 rounds.
Camacho used to have punching power before he went up 3 weight classes and becoming more defence oriented fighter. He fought some much taller guys...
I merely stated a fact. You hate me for that? lol
Why would Lewis rematch Mccall and Rahman then? those guys beat him easy in their first bout, one punch. There's no such thing as lucky punch...
Lewis was KO'd with one punch pre Stewart and under Stewart, no different. There's always a chance for big puncher to put him to sleep. Also,...
Tua is never close to prime Mike level. Tyson that fought Bruno and Holyfield in mid 90s would still beat Tua. Tua isnt capable of throwing those...
Prime Chavez body punches hurts me even from television.
Hector Camacho used to be a hard hitter in first quarter of his career. I noticed by watching many of his videos that he often scores a knockdown...
Doesnt proof much, its like many other fighters out there who'd claim they'd take on anyone and beat them. You can also see Tyson post fight...
Yep, Tyson that fought Holyfield and Bruno was still a tough mofo. The first fight against Holyfield proof he could still take alot of punishment...
I believe they were both scared of each of other to some degree which is why there's barely any talk about it.
Peak vs peak, Mike would easily beat him. Tua's footwork, head movement and overall technique were nowhere near prime Tyson. Its like comparing...
