Tyson's head movement vs Golota

Golovkin wasn`t as good as Lewis or Holy at moving a fighter out of position so they arre out of position and can be caught, both had far more offensive skill than Golovkin and both applied more pressure.

 

And this has relevance to what, exactly?

 

Ummm...

Anyway, I'm not so knowledgable on Tyson post prison. My guess would be that he was constantly switching trainers, alongside bipolar-like episodes?

 

Since when did GGG fight Tyson? or what does GGG style have to do with Lewis or Holyfield......did I miss something in the OP? LOL

Yet another brilliant response...well thought out

 

Stop bullying Mark, it was auto correct I know the struggle

 

It was pretty obvious he meant Golota

 

Tyson was all over the place post prison. There seemed to be the odd period he seemed more focused on training, he was with Tommy Brooks for Golota and they were working on doing stuff he did in his 20s, which you have to wonder about... The other time he seemed focused was with Roach for the Danny Williams fight where he looked pretty good for a few rounds but it was too late, his body gave out on him. Holyfiled really ended Tyson post prison, after those fights it was all over really, whatever he did.

 

thats whats been going on? He just sets the autocorrect to full blast? Well all is well that ends well

 

He is a grown man and has been a nuisance he can't blame everything he writes on auto correct....he will have to live with the B.S. until he has socially normed

 

You sounds like the boss in every dystopian movie.


Edit: In seriousness, if he bugs you you're better not paying much attention. If you want to actually change his behaviour, you can't just be negative all the time, you have to give positive feedback when he's going in the right direction.

 

No. Its obvious he does it for attention. I called him out on it myself befor. Dont let him fool you too it's an attention ploy

 

If that's the case, and I have seen someone troll like that before (mrduckbears), responding like that is exactly what he'll be after, so it's still not a good idea.

 

I thought his head movement looked slow and predictable tbh, nothing like the young Tyson. Golota was really starting to time him when he quit like a cur......