Tundra Tiger
AH legend
Great fight!!!!!!
Definitely true. On the other side a lot of people that are normally not interested in the sport will tune in. See for example that Disney kid, Jake Paul. Lot of people that normally not watch the sport will tune in to see him fight Mike Tyson.Was a fan of boxing for years and still interested in the truly serious bouts . What really pisses me off is these retired football thugs who confuse throwing a few haymakers with boxing but are paid huge sums on pay for view . A properly trained ( and supremely fit ) boxer would cut them to pieces .
I struggle to decide which one of those people I dislike moreDefinitely true. On the other side a lot of people that are normally not interested in the sport will tune in. See for example that Disney kid, Jake Paul. Lot of people that normally not watch the sport will tune in to see him fight Mike Tyson.
Hopefully we see a glimp of the
Tyson from the past and knocks out the Paul kid.
Those are the best fights to watch . I had that with Badr Hari the kickboxer. Last couple of years only watched his fights to see him get KTFO.I struggle to decide which one of those people I dislike more
Fury has to bring it on this one since he last to the african guy. Won't miss it for the world.Almost time. Can't wait to see Fury vs Usyk
@flatwater bill - at least you are old enough to have seen some good boxers (Holmes, Holyfield, Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Frazier, and Mike Tyson,,,,with an honorable mention: Ali). Anyone over 60 saw the “end” of the Golden Era of Boxing and those over 70 - 90 really saw “the Greats” (Suger Ray Robinson, Joe Lewis, Rocky Marciano, Jake Lamotta, Willie Pep, etc..). When I was in High Scholl up until the 1990s I could name the World Chamions in every weight class - NOT Now…. As for Tyson Fury - he’s one of the Best-of-the-worst… a fat flubbery guy that looks like a “Before” add for Weight Watchers but he can hit hard and has shocking stamina for a whale…..he’s the modern day “Two Ton Tony Galenta”. I miss real Boxing with great athletes that were “in shape” and had exceptional skills.I only follow 3 sports...........very closely though......it used to be 4.....until the Footballers started taking a knee and disrespecting the Country that made them rich. THIS is the golden age of boxing. But years ago, when I could barely afford it, I spent $110 to watch Larry Holmes beat the F'k out of Muhammed Ali...........Now Usyk is THE man. I wish him well and respect all that this Olympic Champion has accomplished. Manny Stewart said it best "most heavyweights are clumsy"....and that is true. Like whale watching. A good Welter wt bout is usually far better. But Tyson and Usyk are exceptions. Happy that Saudi has saved the sport...(stunned that Munguia got KO'd)............FWB
I would respectfully disagree. He is over his prime but was and is a great boxer. Is very technical and quick on his feet, certainly for his weight. In think Fury in his prime was an formidable opponent that would keep any legend of the past busy and they would have a hard time against him. Also keep in mind the in the earlier years the weight was much lower.As for Tyson Fury - he’s one of the Best-of-the-worst… a fat flubbery guy that looks like a “Before” add for Weight Watchers but he can hit hard and has shocking stamina for a whale…
@flatwater bill - at least you are old enough to have seen some good boxers (Holmes, Holyfield, Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Frazier, and Mike Tyson,,,,with an honorable mention: Ali). Anyone over 60 saw the “end” of the Golden Era of Boxing and those over 70 - 90 really saw “the Greats” (Suger Ray Robinson, Joe Lewis, Rocky Marciano, Jake Lamotta, Willie Pep, etc..). When I was in High Scholl up until the 1990s I could name the World Chamions in every weight class - NOT Now…. As for Tyson Fury - he’s one of the Best-of-the-worst… a fat flubbery guy that looks like a “Before” add for Weight Watchers but he can hit hard and has shocking stamina for a whale…..he’s the modern day “Two Ton Tony Galenta”. I miss real Boxing with great athletes that were “in shape” and had exceptional skills.