I think that was just a special thing in Buster's case. He had the latent natural talent & the added "no fear" mentality and motivation to get the win that night, (and some would argue, Tyson's flagging focus and lax training deficiencies played into it) It was a perfect storm. Lightning in a bottle. Can't really be replicated. We've heard of plenty more examples before & since of boxers having lost loved ones shortly before a big fight...hardly any of them result in the bereaved winning impressively...
Margarito would be a good test for Lara I meant. I would not want to see Tony's eyesight hurt, I meant I think Margarito would be a good test since he has gone up against the best in the welt division. If there is a chance Tony could hurt his eyesight then I would not want to see him fight again
Floyd would never turn up like Tyson did that night in Tokyo. I dont think Floyd would be ****ing japanese bitches and be clubbing till 4 i the morning. Also Cotto holds no physical or stylistic advantages over Floyd Cotto is a bigger name and much more relevant now than Douglas was in 1990 Tyson had already beat people whod beat DOuglas, Flody has never beat someone whos beat Miguel.
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I personally think this is a **** fight and Cotto has no chance, but I would love for Cotto to somehow pull it off. If Cotto did by some divine intervention pull it off, then it wouldn't be a Buster Douglas, because Cotto is actually a legit top fighter, just not at his prime.