Who went the distance with Tyson most impressively?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by EARL, Apr 29, 2008.


  1. EARL

    EARL Active Member Full Member

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    I'll say Tillis.

    Took a lot of good shots.. let his hands go.. and the clinching wasn't too bad either.

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  2. josak

    josak Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Tucker or Tillis. Probably Tucker, because Tillis fought a less experienced version.
     
  3. EARL

    EARL Active Member Full Member

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    I thought Tillis made a better attempt at winning rather than just surviving.. that's why I chose him.
     
  4. Brand

    Brand Active Member Full Member

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    Tills and Donovan Ruddock
     
  5. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

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    well..out of the ones i have seen...i'll go for bonecrusher...like a wise old fox against tyson in that fight...
    i am trying to remember the mitch green fight...i have seen it on tv a couple of times but is not fresh enough in my memory to say how good or bad green was..
     
  6. bratwurzt

    bratwurzt Whore Full Member

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    Bonecrusher was a *****, the guy held and ran most of the fight.
     
  7. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

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    yes ... a boring fight...lots of holding...but he showed how a defensive boxer could tie tyson up like that...there was a lesson in that boring fight...
     
  8. hmi

    hmi Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Holyfield. Until Tyson bit Holyfield's ear.
     
  9. BigBarry

    BigBarry Grumpy Old Man Full Member

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  10. hell on legs

    hell on legs The Human tank Full Member

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    I'd say Tony Tucker. Didn't he fight from rd 2 with a broken hand ?
     
  11. Kerosene

    Kerosene I am the Third Revelation Full Member

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    Pretty bad. He ran for most of the fight.
     
  12. Titan1

    Titan1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Tillis, though Green and Tucker did pretty admirable jobs hanging around, considering the fact that Mitch, in some ways, didn't even try due to the stuff happening outside of the fight.
     
  13. TommyV

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    Tillis. Tucker deserves a mention aswell though.
     
  14. Muchmoore

    Muchmoore Guest

    You guys are forgetting Ruddock, that was a slugfest.

    It's either Tillis, Tucker, or Ruddock. Tillis because he came closest on the scorecards but it was with a green and sick Tyson, Tucker because he arguably won 4 rounds against a prime Tyson, and Ruddock because he wobbled him several times in the toughest win of his career. Any of these three will do.
     
  15. Muchmoore

    Muchmoore Guest

    It could be argued that Tyson won every round in that fight, don't see the Smith fight was anything special except showing he was fairly durable and liked to clinch. He only landed one solid punch the entire fight, in the 12th.

    Blood Green didn't really come close to winning either, I scored it 9-1 I believe the last time I watched it although he gave more of an effort than Smith.