Would anyone want to see Tyson "exibition" against Holyfield?

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  1. titanic

    titanic Boxing Addict Full Member

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    No Exhibition here. Pure Bad Blood !!!
    Let's get ready to RUMBLE !!! :dancer2:
     
  2. Brighton bomber

    Brighton bomber Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yeah that would be prudent, will protect Holyfield's ears and ensure Holyfield doesn't head butt Mike and open a cut. I could see a nice exhibition fight quickly turn into a brawl after one Holyfield headbutt without head gear.
     
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  3. crash

    crash Active Member Full Member

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    Prefer to remember them as they were,and don't want Tyson getting hurt.
     
  4. Deew

    Deew Active Member Full Member

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    Battle of Brownsville; Briggs v Tyson
     
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  5. rski

    rski Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I’d probably pay to watch Tyson and Holyfield spar. I found the exhibition Saturday pretty entertaining for what it was, nice to see them using their names for a good cause as well, so hope they can continue with it. Seeing Tyson in shape was great as a few years ago he seemed on the slide.
     
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  6. Mr Icaman

    Mr Icaman 32-0 WBC Champ, Ring + Lineal HW Champ Full Member

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    No interest at all..
     
  7. KernowWarrior

    KernowWarrior Bob Fitzsimmons much bigger brother. Full Member

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  8. panchman69

    panchman69 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I dont mind it but i aint paying to watch, tyson vs jones nearly put me to sleep.
     
  9. TFP

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    For better or worse, this morning I ended up watching a recording of Tyson-Jones.

    I was pleasantly surprised, it was poor but by no means embarrassing.

    The standard made me think a little bit of the over-50s men's 100m track world record, it's 10.88 seconds, pretty poor compared with what prime-aged world elite guys can do, but still pretty darned impressive to us couch potatoes.

    So, yeah, after that I wouldn't pay to watch Tyson-Holyfield, but I wouldn't cringe too badly at the thought of it either.