What is the Most Tragic Story of Boxing??

He didn't exactly help himself by tellling Jose Torres that he liked to hurt women when he ****ed them either. He told Torres that he enjoyed their pain and the fact that he could make them bleed.

The 'bleeding' proved extremely significant when the Washington case got to court and the prosecutor had certainly made sure he'd got the full dirty story off Torres who was then a Tyson enemy because Tyson banned all links with the old guard after he signed with King. Torres turned up to a Tyson training session before he fought Bruno the first time and was told in no uncertain terms that he wasn't welcome, and Tyson endorsed this. What a ****ing moron Tyson was back then, and probably still is now.

 

I feel what u are saying, but I still on't think he **** that girl. But a funny thing is Tyson tried to talk to my mom at the Alladian in Vegas. She said his breath stanked. But back on the subject from his past history I can see why people will call him a ******. But me being a man, if I called a girl at 2 am to come to my house. She knows what I'm on. You agree

 

The day Gayfeather's fans disappeared with his balls, and haven't been seen since. No wonder poor Gayfeather doesn't want to face legitimate welters, he has no balls. Although you may want to check Pimp C's stomach because rumor has it that he swallowed them so he wouldn't have to share with the other nuthuggers.

 

I think the majority of us don't think he raped that girl...it doesn't mean he didn't do it in the past and it doesn't mean he didn't get rough with her.

I just think she knew what he wanted and got more than she bargained for.

 

yeah exactly, and you get some on here saying Tyson is the most tragic boxing story because he couldn't stop himself from abusing women, or that so and so got robbed a couple of times.
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Meldrick Taylor.

 

What some of you are saying about G-Man is ridiculous. Someone like that sure deserved to rot in a prison for the **** that he did, but no one deserves to be beaten mentally ******ed and live in a dark senseless world like he has all his life. I understand the bitterness, but I think G-man's ****ed up situation is beyond "even".

 

Horrible story is Don King and the criminal element.

 

the ring magazine wrote a nice article recapping bobby chacon's career and tribulations. i'd probably go with chacon. tyson's life is sort of tragic too, but he's still a millionaire, as far as i'm concerned mike still has it made.

 

There is not a single most tragic story, there are several.

 

Mike Tyson's **** is no tragedy he had a history of messing about with young girls so i find it hard to have any sympathy for him whether or not he raped that girl, Cus D'Mato knew what he was doing and turned a blind eye because Mike was the future Heavyweight champion so 6 years feels very much like karma to me.
The real tragedy in boxing is all the people who are seriously hurt or lose their live's and the family's who have to live with the aftermath.

 

he does not deserve mentioning in a thread like this. there are countless stories about better men in the sport who have ended up exactly the same or even worse off.

there are people out there much more deserving of our sympathy than him.

he chose to live his life the way he did, he chose to be the bully in life and commit those dreadful acts. problem is, you live your life by those rules and one day you'll run into someone bigger and badder than you, he did and he paid.

 

How about this one?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/24998497

Holyfield $10M Atlanta home in foreclosure.

 

As some have posted above, the G-man's story is tragic.

 

Stanley Ketchel getting shot in the back when he was just 24, Greb died when he was only in his early 30's.