it's not a fight-it's an exhibition. Shame on those who pay to see this if they feel cheated or disappointed when it's over.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 26 Jul 2020, 03:39
by Enlightened-One
Tony1244 wrote: ↑25 Jul 2020, 12:59A bore or a melee?
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 26 Jul 2020, 05:21
by Ruthless-RKO
What Mayweather said,
"I think that we seem to forget about who was the pioneer of making exhibition bouts huge. Joe, a lot of times we forget about certain things. I mean, I think that it’s gonna be very interesting. I’m not here to say Tyson’s gonna win, I’m not here to say Roy’s gonna win. I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be entertaining, I’m pretty sure I’m gonna watch it," Mayweather told rapper Fat Joe during an Instagram Live interview.
“I don’t know if I can go because I don’t think there’s gonna be any audience at that particular time. But, may the best man win.”
Tony1244 wrote: ↑25 Jul 2020, 12:59A bore or a melee?
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
Tony1244 wrote: ↑25 Jul 2020, 12:59A bore or a melee?
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
I can see both guys losing their tempers, but it would be stopped right away. Can't see the allure of this at all.
Enlightened-One wrote: ↑26 Jul 2020, 03:39
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
I can see both guys losing their tempers, but it would be stopped right away. Can't see the allure of this at all.
I'd watch it for free if I was already getting the station, but pay for it? Hell no.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
I can see both guys losing their tempers, but it would be stopped right away. Can't see the allure of this at all.
I'd watch it for free if I was already getting the station, but pay for it? Hell no.
Tony1244 wrote: ↑25 Jul 2020, 12:59A bore or a melee?
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
You’re absolutely right, someone could potentially snap and break the rules.
However, if you’re sparring someone who isn’t trying to hurt you and won’t be deemed as being the “winner” at the end of the spar, then what does either man have to lose?
Why would someone completely snap and lose control, when they literally have no reason to worry about being “hurt” or “losing”?
You might be reading too much into things. I don’t think either man are treating this as anything but a public friendly sparring session, without inflicting pain on their opponent.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 26 Jul 2020, 23:45
by lazboy
Wow, Hopkins said Mike Tyson has a chance of being the undisputed HW champ of this era. This is a new level of nonsense not seen before. I thought David Haye was the no.1 shite talker of this era but Hopkins takes the cake.
Enlightened-One wrote: ↑26 Jul 2020, 03:39
It’s been reported by the media that the exhibition will be stopped if either fighter gets cut or one of them attempts to score a KO (as per the CSAC licensing rules).
And there’s no judges either, so no winner will be declared at the end of their sparring session, since no officials will be scoring each round.
So I guess that answers your question.
It doesn't answer my question but it does give me a lot of good information. Actually I found all that info after my above post and before I read your accurate description. A ridiculous buy without a good undercard.
No one can answer the question because a melee could still occur.
You’re absolutely right, someone could potentially snap and break the rules.
However, if you’re sparring someone who isn’t trying to hurt you and won’t be deemed as being the “winner” at the end of the spar, then what does either man have to lose?
Why would someone completely snap and lose control, when they literally have no reason to worry about being “hurt” or “losing”?
You might be reading too much into things. I don’t think either man are treating this as anything but a public friendly sparring session, without inflicting pain on their opponent.
Well said. I agree.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 09:33
by Syntax Error
lazboy wrote: ↑26 Jul 2020, 23:45
Wow, Hopkins said Mike Tyson has a chance of being the undisputed HW champ of this era. This is a new level of nonsense not seen before. I thought David Haye was the no.1 shite talker of this era but Hopkins takes the cake.
For real.
Mike Tyson would not make it to round 2 against any of the current HW top dogs; even the next tier guys like Ruiz & Parker would tear him a new one.
Hopkins must be tripping.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 09:37
by margaret thatcher
Well it only makes sense that since he couldnt make it past 6 with Kev McBride 15 years ago that he would be the undisputed champ today
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 11:59
by Tony1244
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 09:37
Well it only makes sense that since he couldnt make it past 6 with Kev McBride 15 years ago that he would be the undisputed champ today
He be chillin on some indica. Tyson is rested and ready.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:13
by lazboy
He can spin utter bs with a straight face. That is the golden boy influence.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:19
by lazboy
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 09:37
Well it only makes sense that since he couldnt make it past 6 with Kev McBride 15 years ago that he would be the undisputed champ today
Exactly! The great Kevin McBride laid down the blueprint on how to defeat Tyson. All you need to do is hit him more times than he hits you. I’m not sure if someone like AJ has the skills to follow the blueprint but the blueprint is available and gives him a huge advantage.
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 09:37
Well it only makes sense that since he couldnt make it past 6 with Kev McBride 15 years ago that he would be the undisputed champ today
Exactly! The great Kevin McBride laid down the blueprint on how to defeat Tyson. All you need to do is hit him more times than he hits you. I’m not sure if someone like AJ has the skills to follow the blueprint but the blueprint is available and gives him a huge advantage.
Doesn't work on Punch Out. You can land 10 or 20 punches, but if he lands 1 it's your ass
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:45
by margaret thatcher
Kev McBride might be the only guy alive slower than Joe Joyce
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:46
by gilgamesh
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 18:45
Kev McBride might be the only guy alive slower than Joe Joyce
And he magically holds a win over Tyson.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:48
by margaret thatcher
I gotta admit, Mike looks pretty good on those pads, better than a lot of the hws contending these days, but then you remember that 15 years ago f@cking Kev McBride stopped him
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:51
by AntonioMartin
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 18:48
I gotta admit, Mike looks pretty good on those pads,
And pads don't hit back....they are there to be hit too.
Re: Roy Jones Jr v Mike Tyson Sep 12th
Posted: 27 Jul 2020, 18:54
by lazboy
Why don’t they show us a round or A solid minute of footage....oh that’s why.
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 09:37
Well it only makes sense that since he couldnt make it past 6 with Kev McBride 15 years ago that he would be the undisputed champ today
Exactly! The great Kevin McBride laid down the blueprint on how to defeat Tyson. All you need to do is hit him more times than he hits you. I’m not sure if someone like AJ has the skills to follow the blueprint but the blueprint is available and gives him a huge advantage.
Doesn't work on Punch Out. You can land 10 or 20 punches, but if he lands 1 it's your ass
lazboy wrote: ↑26 Jul 2020, 23:45
Wow, Hopkins said Mike Tyson has a chance of being the undisputed HW champ of this era. This is a new level of nonsense not seen before. I thought David Haye was the no.1 shite talker of this era but Hopkins takes the cake.
For real.
Mike Tyson would not make it to round 2 against any of the current HW top dogs; even the next tier guys like Ruiz & Parker would tear him a new one.
lazboy wrote: ↑26 Jul 2020, 23:45
Wow, Hopkins said Mike Tyson has a chance of being the undisputed HW champ of this era. This is a new level of nonsense not seen before. I thought David Haye was the no.1 shite talker of this era but Hopkins takes the cake.
For real.
Mike Tyson would not make it to round 2 against any of the current HW top dogs; even the next tier guys like Ruiz & Parker would tear him a new one.
Hopkins must be tripping.
Roy Jones would toy with Tyson.
Yes, because Roy has borrowed the blue print from Kevin McBride.
