Why didn't Tyson use any head movement in the Buster Douglas fight?

Plus its further evidence that Dundee was not a fighting man at all he knew nothing of fighting yet he talks **** about fighters hes not worthy of being mentioned in the same breath with, guys who worked harder in one month than he has in one year, and it annoys me he could move a guy and state the ****ing obvious thats about it Dundee as Tyson would say is nothing more than 'a glamorized cheerleader'.

 

Sources about what?? I asked for you to prove where Dundee was scared about getting replaced by D'Amato and you put a statement where Cus just assumed something.

 

So because he got punched by another man he doesn't know nothing about boxing??

Funny how you've never slagged of Clancy who by the way was one of the two who predicted another Douglas win if they had a rematch!!

 

Incorrect.
I wrote ....

''He might not have a record but he could fight, he taught his own style of boxing, taught three hall of famers, tutored fighters who went on to be subessful trainers in Atlas Rooney and Fariello. Here's a story about your great and precious Angelo Dundee one time Ali brought Cus to his camp and Dundee was shitting himself that he was about to be replaced by someone Dundee knew Ali might actually pay attention too , the same Dundee who can't fight a lick and and who was flattened by one punch by an old man in one of Leonards fights if i recall.''

You wrote....



Where's the evidence to these claims?? Let me guess, you were there???

Or did you read it in one of Tyson's books??

You asked me to provide evidence of these CLAIMS, and so that is exactly what I did...
:hi:

 

Trainers of boxing are suposed to be able to fight themselves, otherwise how can they be expected to teach what the **** they dont know anything about.
Its a very simple concept, one youre finding it difficult to grasp.

 

You really are digging yourself a hole!!

Ricky Hatton got knocked out by a street thug, does that mean he can't fight??

 

Comon son If anyones in a hole it's you you don't go there, a street thug ? , god damn now I know your a pvssy

 

Mentally he was not there

 

It really is convenient that you should briskly skip past the previous post I made .

 

What the **** are you on about??

The topic is on Douglas and Tyson and not about old man Dundee getting punched by an ex trainer.

 

You're right, mentally in the 10th round he wasn't on the same planet.:rofl

 

Carry on living in Tysonland, where fantasy is your reality!!

 

Oh really? Is that so? Then why, why oh why, did you ask for me to...

''prove where Dundee was scared about getting replaced by D'Amato .''

That was alittle off topic wasn't it?... Don't you think?...

 

Yes and you're proof was a statement in which D'Amato was merely assuming!!

Some real concrete evidence there!! :rofl:rofl:rofl

 

But seriously bro, It appears that you, among many others, are another classic and hillarious example of one of those boxing fans who all suffer from a certain delusion;
the idea that by downplaying great fighters achievements, by criticising fighters resume's, (Tyson being an irritatingly and paticularly common subject of this lunacy) that this is somehow indicitive of a greater understanding of boxing on their part, while some sufferers of this delusion can hold a sufficient argument for a while, it would appear that you have failed miserably amd have served only to illustrate an utter incompetency in the field of analytical boxing.