Tyson Haters Betray a stunning Lack of Boxing Judgement!!!!

Muchmoore you stated "noone makes Tyson look slow and sloppy"
I gave you Holyfield x 2 , Lewis ,Douglas and Williams
Answer the question rather than replying with another
Yep Williams
Beat Tyson though

 

You forgot Kevin McBride. :blood

 

Didnt forget him.But thought Mike was so far past his best to not make it relevant

 

skidd should also add Brian Nielsen, as Tyson looked like a zombie regardless of the outcome.

 

Or one of Big George's uppercuts. I think Big George would have had a good chance to stop Iron Mike.

The 1996 version of Tyson looked formidable against Bruno, but a supposedly over the hill Holyfield (people were concerned about Holyfield getting seriously injured by Tyson) kicked the living crap out of Tyson later in the year.

 

I could have added Botha as well since Tyson had a few problems with him

 

Good thinking :silly

 

Tyson is by no means the only fighter to end up on the business end of "a stunning lack of boxing judgment", or the worst effected.

 

janitor..agreed..but Azumah1 was quite specific about Tyson

 

By being really old.

 

wow this is a bit of a stretch. First of all Tyson didn't look better in 96. Just because he got Bruno out of there sooner, doesn't mean he looked better. He was a lot more active in there looking for the KO, but he was also barreling in and leaving himself open constantly. 96' Tyson was little more then a very hard hitting head-hunter.

Tyson by the time he fought Bruno in 89' was still good but you could tell his skills were already starting to fade. He was really never the same after the Spinks fight. He had fired Kevin Rooney and his old management team after that.

 

wow! a young george against a young mike is a tough call. i can see scenarios that work either way.

 

...or Tyson's fights with Thomas, Tucker, Bruno, and Douglas.

 

Tyson markedly eased up on his head movement over the second half of the Tucker fight, and often walked in just standing straight up.

He did the same after only a round or two against Pinklon Thomas, and walked straight into some combos by Thomas as a result.

He dispensed with his head movement almost entirely against Berbick less than a minute into the fight.

There was no point in Tyson's career where he had the same discipline or consistency that Frazier had at his peak.