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Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
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Goodnight, Irene
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
You're not a Tyson fan? Who are you kidding?
You're a fair-dinkum worshipper
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
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Ridiculous to say In His Prime - Mike Tyson's prime ended the moment he hooked up with Don King and his band of incompetents!!
Ridiculous to say In His Prime - Mike Tyson's prime ended the moment he hooked up with Don King and his band of incompetents!!
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Classic revisionist BS to save Tyson face after losing to Douglas...TigerMoth wrote:Ridiculous to say In His Prime - Mike Tyson's prime ended the moment he hooked up with Don King and his band of incompetents!!ThatOne wrote:?
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
It is a shame that you confuse a person who defends Cus D'Amato style with Tyson.Keep going in your blind faith.Goodnight, Irene wrote:You're not a Tyson fan? Who are you kidding?
You're a fair-dinkum worshipper
Jack Newfield is a revisionist?Bert Goldman is a revisionist?I can give you more examples.Classic revisionist BS to save Tyson face after losing to Douglas...
Wrong again.You are the one ignoring historical facts.It is a fact that Tyson didn't train for that fight and it is a fact for the few who understand Cus D'Amato style that Tyson became very vulnerable after Rooney.
Next you are going to say that Teddy Atlas is a Tyson fan,cause he is one of the persons who says the same.
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Goodnight, Irene
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Being a lazy prick is not the same as being past your prime.
This fanciful BS that Tyson's prime ended in 1988 has gained a wretched foothold has got to be put to the sword.
I've asked in the past different people who spout this stuff to show me an article from the day which suggested (much less claimed, outright) Tyson's peak had past, published 1989-90.
It's a myth, perpetuated by Tyson fanatics like yourself. Being lazy does not equate to being past your prime.
This fanciful BS that Tyson's prime ended in 1988 has gained a wretched foothold has got to be put to the sword.
I've asked in the past different people who spout this stuff to show me an article from the day which suggested (much less claimed, outright) Tyson's peak had past, published 1989-90.
It's a myth, perpetuated by Tyson fanatics like yourself. Being lazy does not equate to being past your prime.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
It seems you aren't bright to understand that i'm not a Tyson fanatic. 8)Goodnight, Irene wrote:Being a lazy prick is not the same as being past your prime.
This fanciful BS that Tyson's prime ended in 1988 has gained a wretched foothold has got to be put to the sword.
I've asked in the past different people who spout this stuff to show me an article from the day which suggested (much less claimed, outright) Tyson's peak had past, published 1989-90.
It's a myth, perpetuated by Tyson fanatics like yourself. Being lazy does not equate to being past your prime.
It isn't about being lazy,it is about not training at all,at this level if you don't train seriously you will lose in every sport.
If Roger federer doesn't train he will lose against a top 20 player,sports work this way.
It seems that you are also highly uneducated about this period.
Jack Newfield made several articles stating this fact.
Teddy Atlas another Tyson fanatic who was Jack's friend concurred,but if you are completely fanatical to see facts, it is your problem not mine.
Some of these articles are in Sports illustrated.
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Goodnight, Irene wrote:You're not a Tyson fan? Who are you kidding?
You're a fair-dinkum worshipper
He's right, Tyson has reasonable fans, he is a full blown googuzzler from the planet Tyson. We probably shouldn't pick on him. He types fairly well considering his obvious disabilities.
Mike's first prime ended at Douglas and then the second one ended against an older, used up Holyfield. I'm pretty sure those are the facts at hand.
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Failing to train = being past your prime.
Only in the fantasy land of a Tyson fanatic.
PS - Is that the same Teddy Atlas who was acrimoniously fired for telling it to Tyson like it is?
Only in the fantasy land of a Tyson fanatic.
PS - Is that the same Teddy Atlas who was acrimoniously fired for telling it to Tyson like it is?
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Pick on who?Oh about challenged people like you, Holyfield maniacs who live in planet Holyfield the steroid man who needed to use headbutts to have an edge in fights.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Goodnight, Irene wrote:You're not a Tyson fan? Who are you kidding?
You're a fair-dinkum worshipper
He's right, Tyson has reasonable fans, he is a full blown googuzzler from the planet Tyson. We probably shouldn't pick on him. He types fairly well considering his obvious disabilities.
Mike's first prime ended at Douglas and then the second one ended against an older, used up Holyfield. I'm pretty sure those are the facts at hand.
Everyone noticed that poor Holyfield was old,poor Holyfield was old when he failed to ko 42 years old Holmes or when he got knocked out by Bowe.
Love your brainless top 10 list,Holyfield in top 4.
Failing to train = being past your prime.
Only in the fantasy land of a Tyson fanatic.
Only in the fantasy land of a delusional boxing fan.
He got fired cos Tyson molested his niece.PS - Is that the same Teddy Atlas who was acrimoniously fired for telling it to Tyson like it is?
i already explained what teddy said about Tyson post 88 and post prison,but if you prefer to selectively ignore what you like and what you don't like good luck,mr.biased fanboy.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
chiricahua wrote:Pick on who?Oh about challenged people like you, Holyfield maniacs who live in planet Holyfield the steroid man who needed to use headbutts to have an edge in fights.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Goodnight, Irene wrote:You're not a Tyson fan? Who are you kidding?
You're a fair-dinkum worshipper
He's right, Tyson has reasonable fans, he is a full blown googuzzler from the planet Tyson. We probably shouldn't pick on him. He types fairly well considering his obvious disabilities.
Mike's first prime ended at Douglas and then the second one ended against an older, used up Holyfield. I'm pretty sure those are the facts at hand.![]()
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Everyone noticed that poor Holyfield was old,poor Holyfield was old when he failed to ko 42 years old Holmes or when he got knocked out by Bowe.
Love your brainless top 10 list,Holyfield in top 4.![]()
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You sure get mighty emotional for being indifferent to Mike. Vintage nuthugger, straight out of the ballsuckling handbook.......
1. Adamantly deny being a fan- This one is easy, but fanatics like yourself can't follow after here.
2. Don't go into spastic convulsions of rage when others disagree about your messiah- you need work here.
3. Try to occasionally post about something other than the demigod- again, epic fail for you.
Don't feel bad, most obnoxious manlovers like yourself can't make it past rule 1.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Goodnight, Irene wrote:Failing to train = being past your prime.
Only in the fantasy land of a Tyson fanatic.
PS - Is that the same Teddy Atlas who was acrimoniously fired for telling it to Tyson like it is?
Isn't it odd that Frank Bruno performed much better against unstoppable "prime" Tyson than he did against the decrepit old and shot Tyson that would soon be led to slaughter against holyfield?
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Didn't you hear?
23-year-old Mike Tyson, Heavyweight champ & approx, what, 35, 36-0 was past it already when he first fought Bruno. That's why he struggled to some extent...
23-year-old Mike Tyson, Heavyweight champ & approx, what, 35, 36-0 was past it already when he first fought Bruno. That's why he struggled to some extent...

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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
I think there is a case for banning any Tyson related threads.

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Goodnight, Irene
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
You could call it the Chiricahua Law.yiddo14 wrote:I think there is a case for banning any Tyson related threads.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Wow what a load of brainless shit.You sure get mighty emotional for being indifferent to Mike. Vintage nuthugger, straight out of the ballsuckling handbook.......
1. Adamantly deny being a fan- This one is easy, but fanatics like yourself can't follow after here.
2. Don't go into spastic convulsions of rage when others disagree about your messiah- you need work here.
3. Try to occasionally post about something other than the demigod- again, epic fail for you.
Don't feel bad, most obnoxious manlovers like yourself can't make it past rule 1.
I'm so biased that i don't have Tyson in my top 10 list,but you a poor neutral net warrior nerd has Holyfield in number 4.
You just got obliterated in this one.
Anyone who says something good about Tyson is a Tyson fan,but unfortunately for you, i already provided a list of boxing historians
and legendary trainers who rate Tyson in the top 10.
I know, they are more Tyson fanatics.
They missed the greatness of your boy Holyfield.
You need to learn something about boxing before making your brainless statements.
Both men performed way better in the first time,but again you fail to add the fact that Tyson knocked him down in the first round,then Bruno took a beating,however,are we talking about the Bruno who was ahead in the scorecards against Lennox?Isn't it odd that Frank Bruno performed much better against unstoppable "prime" Tyson than he did against the decrepit old and shot Tyson that would soon be led to slaughter against holyfield?
Isn't it odd that Holyfield could not KO Holmes with 42 years old and Tyson did it in 5 when Holmes had 38,let me add that he was the only man who koed Holmes EVER.
Isn't it odd that decrepit old and shot Holyfield defeated by ko Moorer after the Tyson fights considering that he lost against Moorer before.
Isn't it odd that young Holyfield got floored by a c-fighter like Cooper who emulated Frazier style a little bit.
Isn't it odd that your so called prime Holyfield lost twice badly against Riddick Bowe.
Isn't it odd that Holyfield had problems with Alex Stewart and he used headbutts to have the edge and Tyson destroyed Alex in the first round.
Isn't it odd that Holyfield hired Lee haney a steroid addict former Mr.Olympia to train him for the Tyson fight?
Isn't it odd that Holyfield said that Tyson was easy to hit after prison.
Isn't it odd that Holyfield said he was at his absolute best condition against Tyson.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
The oddest thing of all is you.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
I hope you don't think anyone is going to read that mess. I'd hate to see you responding about a fighter you actually like.
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chiricahua
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
It seems you are illiterate.Didn't you hear?
23-year-old Mike Tyson, Heavyweight champ & approx, what, 35, 36-0 was past it already when he first fought Bruno. That's why he struggled to some extent...Image
I think you should call it,Goodnight "i ignore what i don't like" Irene law.You could call it the Chiricahua Law
Well you are the dumbest!The oddest thing of all is you.
Dumb idiots like you can't read facts.Anyway it useless to argue with biased ignorant fools.I hope you don't think anyone is going to read that mess. I'd hate to see you responding about a fighter you actually like.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Time to stick this kid on the Broughton list.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Looking yourself in the mirror 10 year old boy.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Time to stick this kid on the Broughton list.
somebody should tell you that your top 10 list taken from a site is untrue.
Holyfield isn't number 4.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
"...I think you should call it,Goodnight "i ignore what i don't like" Irene law..." - Chiri
"...Well you are the dumbest!
" - Chiri
Just think, folkes, this is what his mind produces when he has time to think about it & write it down...imagine that rapier wit in action during real discourse...
"...Well you are the dumbest!
Just think, folkes, this is what his mind produces when he has time to think about it & write it down...imagine that rapier wit in action during real discourse...
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Mesmerized by emoticons, I'll bet you could stick him in front of a washing machine for hours and not hear a peep out of the little fella.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
chiricahua wrote:Isn't it odd that decrepit old and shot Holyfield defeated by ko Moorer after the Tyson fights considering that he lost against Moorer before.
You called someone else illiterate?!!? No offense, because I'm sure you were a little worked up when you typed this, but I have no idea what you are trying to say in the above sentence.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Priceless.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Mesmerized by emoticons, I'll bet you could stick him in front of a washing machine for hours and not hear a peep out of the little fella.
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Re: Which Champ In His Prime Lost His Title To A 42-1 Underdog
Wow wow poor Irene are you a girl?Sorry if i offended your biased feelings.Goodnight, Irene wrote:"...I think you should call it,Goodnight "i ignore what i don't like" Irene law..." - Chiri
"...Well you are the dumbest!" - Chiri
Just think, folkes, this is what his mind produces when he has time to think about it & write it down...imagine that rapier wit in action during real discourse...
Don't bother this isn't a cheerleader group where you can complain about it.
It is not hard to see who has more posts around here.Mesmerized by emoticons, I'll bet you could stick him in front of a washing machine for hours and not hear a peep out of the little fella
I explained very well official historical facts written by boxing historians and Teddy Atlas.You called someone else illiterate?!!? No offense, because I'm sure you were a little worked up when you typed this, but I have no idea what you are trying to say in the above sentence.
I was trying to say that Holyfield lost against Moorer before his victories against Tyson and considering that the man was already shot against Tyson he managed to destroy Moorer on a rematch.
Your posts are priceless.No doubt!Specially by your selective childish level.Priceless
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