Well, Larry was doing pretty good for the first 30 seconds of the 4th until his legs failed him. He made it until there were 6 seconds left in the round after getting dropped twice, and the 2nd one he wasn't a major knock down. He did better then a lot of prime up and comers did against Tyson, and he did a ton better than Michael Spinks did. I still don't quite understand why they gave Spinks a better shot than Larry. Prime vs prime, I think Larry takes it. Mike didn't seem to adapt well, or get his rythm back after it was broken. Where as Larry took it a round at a time. You could beat the **** out of him during one round, and the next he'd come out like it was the opening bell. IMO this will be one of the main factors of the fight.