Boxing fans since the 80's, how popular was Mike Tyson at his peak?

Tyson was the magnitude???? What the fukk does that mean? Explain.

 

Whats there to understand,tyson was not a stable person thru out his boxing career..its that simple!ali had no bizarre attributes to him other than the stances he took,which aren't really bizarre.

 

Of epic proportions.

 

929 posts worth of drivel. Keep it up Termite!

 

Neither was Monson and De Jesus both of whom killed people what's your point?

 

Still waiting for an explanation of what 'Tyson was the magnitude' means.

 

Actually Closed Circuit was around, and Ali/Inoki is remembered, if somewhat infamously. So Ali had his place in PPV's history too, and arguably it was a more significant place than Tyson's.

 

Meaning he was the event and sole reason of why the world watched him,you simpleton!:nut

 

Wrestling pro in japan t.v is not boxing!Most people have not even seen that ,how is that even relevant unless you were in japan?Its more significant than the guy who created it here?:-(

 

Why didn't you just say that rather than use big words that you don't fully understand!

 

It was shown as CC in the States. Although a bore, it did show there could be a market. It was one of the first big shows that would lead to PPV.

 

Maybe if you wouldn't jump into my convos without seeing who I was replying to,you would know whats going on?:roll:

 

How does that show lead to ppv?That fight was in the 1980/1982 period....?

 

By convos you mean conversation I presume.
More pidgin English. Can you please use standard English so that we can all understand you.

 

If you go to Ali's Wikipedia site it says that in 1993 the Associated Press did a poll as to who was the most famous athlete of all time and Ali tied with Babe Ruth for first.