Mike not Fury*.
Bloody hell, I'm old.
* - Tyson Fury may have eaten fifty pies today.
Tyson is FIFTY Today
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It makes you wonder where time goes.
Although I am younger than Iron Mike, I can remember his whole career & it is staggering to think that he is 50 years old now.
Although I am younger than Iron Mike, I can remember his whole career & it is staggering to think that he is 50 years old now.
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I was 12 and on the verge of falling in life-long love with the sport when Tyson emerged in 1985/86 and he pulled me all the way in and I have been stuck ever since. I am sad he is 50 as it is a reminder of my own increasing age to think he won the title 30 years ago.
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30 years since he won the title
that's a fair amount of time and I remember it well. ![[icon_e_confused.gif] :confused:](./images/smilies/icon_e_confused.gif)
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I think there was a time around mid to late 80s when The name Tyson was the most well known in the world. Even to non boxing fans
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Anyone else watch his fights on the big outdoor screen in Covent Garden?
3 or 4 in the morning. Cold and pissing down and there was still thousands there.
3 or 4 in the morning. Cold and pissing down and there was still thousands there.
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Absolutely.Terminator666 wrote:I think there was a time around mid to late 80s when The name Tyson was the most well known in the world. Even to non boxing fans
Every body knew who Mike Tyson was & even today, I hear folk who know nothing about boxing saying things like, "I feel like I've been 10 rounds with Mike Tyson!"
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That must have been something!Taansend wrote:Anyone else watch his fights on the big outdoor screen in Covent Garden?
3 or 4 in the morning. Cold and pissing down and there was still thousands there.
I used to come in from nights out & stay up watch him at about 4am on Granada TV (Now ITV), free to air & watch him destroy some hapless opponent in about 91 seconds after looking forward to the fight for months!
Then again, I actually fell asleep when he fought Boneclutcher Smith, so boring was that contest: Smith was pathetic, except for the very last seconds of the fight.