Who wins. Foreman who fought Frazier vs. Tyson who fought Berbick?

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I love you Tyson nut huggers, you are so funny.

 

Tyson UD Or late TKO.

 

foreman...........

 

Foreman !!!!
No doubt in my mind. It would have been a seesawing contest for about 2 - 3 rounds,but as soon as George starts to land his heavy shots,Tyson would get hurt and want a way out of there.
Foreman in five/six rounds.

 

Haha. This is easy.

Foreman ices anything or anyone that comes TO him, simple as that

 

Foreman KO1 with uppercut.

If Tyson get close, Foreman casually shoves him accross teh ring, like a flee.

 

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It a v.accurate simulation of what happens in Round 1. :deal

 

Tyson's akways has his handspeed, combinations and knockout power. Foreman has his chin, his dread-heavy hands and some of the best uppercuts the heavyweight division has ever seen. He's also pretty strong and shoves a good deal.

We've seen Tyson get frustrated when opponents clinch, lean, headbutt, when they spoil his game and make him work hard. I believe he would get frustrated with George's shoving.

Tyson might very well get off first. Foreman has a good chin, though, and while Tyson can handle a lot of punishment, these are especially heavy, doubly so because Mike must come forward against this man that won't go backward.

TKO, Big George, 5th round. Tyson's best shot is to overwhelm George with speedy combinations, but I think he takes heavier fire in return and comes out the loser.

 

I can't believe Tyson has so many votes, even Cus knew Foreman was all wrong for Iron Mike.

 

Tyson may be too accurate and fast for George but George has gotten off the floor to win while Mike has not been able to accomplish that. Tyson is a different fighter than Frazier (the Frazier that fought Foreman was just as slow as George but also only a one-handed fighter...Tyson had 2 hands....George had power early and Mike would have to be careful meeting him head on but if he could get inside early and use his range he could do what Lyle came close to do.

 

It's a tough call but if anyone can come to Foreman early and win it was this Tyson ... his huge advantage in speed could turn it fast early ...

 

Foreman got off the floor to win... but can you imagine Lyle knocking down a fresh Tyson, twice in the early rounds with single punches? I honestly can't. It's totally different to expect someone who's took a hellacious one-sided beating & was absolutely exhausted when dropped, to get back up to win, than to expect getting up to win from someone who's been floored with singular shots in the early rounds of a even battle, without taking a beating, or being remotely gassed.