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Kevin McBride
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 05:18
by The Gaffer
Is there any chance he can beat Tyson? Can't say I've ever seen him fight.
Re: Kevin McBride
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 06:03
by knockout artist
The Gaffer wrote:Is there any chance he can beat Tyson? Can't say I've ever seen him fight.
If Tyson comes in at 270lbs, drunk, with both feet tied together, McBride might win a split decision.
Apart from that, he's got more chance of finding Rocking Horse shit.
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 06:12
by lirva33
I will be surprised if he lasts longer than 3 minutes to be honest.
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Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 07:31
by Wales
Anyone know what odds on KO rd 1?
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 09:26
by DIRT SUGAR
McBride's not even in the same league as Lou Saverese!!!
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 09:32
by Kilburn
It's a measure of how far Tyson has fallen that he faces a guy who got bashed up big time by Manchester journeyman Michael Murray.
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 11:53
by KOJOE90
If this goes into the second half of the second round Tyson is more shot than I think he is. Tysons confidence must be very low if this is the level of competition he is interested in facing.
It's Peter McNeely all over again.
A very poor match, No offence to McBride I hope he is getting well paid.
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 12:26
by REAL_DEAL
Boxingtalk
Mike Tyson's July 30 return to the ring could be on the verge of collapse. Chris Webb, President of Straight Out Promotions, and the man putting up all of the money for the July 30 show told Boxingtalk.com, "Mike is in shape, he really wants to fight and he has the desire to again become the heavyweight champion of the world." That sounds good, but Tyson has yet to sign a contract. Webb stated, "I'm confident something will get done within the next 24-48 hours, however, if a deal is not finalized by then, I'm going to have to call the whole show off!" Boxingtalk.com will continue to keep you updated as this situation develops. Will the show go on, or will the plug get pulled? Only time will tell.
Either crap is being stirred on purpose, or Tyson has been too lazy to sign. Either way he needs to get his ass back in the ring or his fans should shut the hell up.
Posted: 16 Jun 2004, 12:32
by KOJOE90
REAL_DEAL wrote:Boxingtalk
Mike Tyson's July 30 return to the ring could be on the verge of collapse. Chris Webb, President of Straight Out Promotions, and the man putting up all of the money for the July 30 show told Boxingtalk.com, "Mike is in shape, he really wants to fight and he has the desire to again become the heavyweight champion of the world." That sounds good, but Tyson has yet to sign a contract. Webb stated, "I'm confident something will get done within the next 24-48 hours, however, if a deal is not finalized by then, I'm going to have to call the whole show off!" Boxingtalk.com will continue to keep you updated as this situation develops. Will the show go on, or will the plug get pulled? Only time will tell.
Either crap is being stirred on purpose, or Tyson has been too lazy to sign. Either way he needs to get his ass back in the ring or his fans should shut the hell up.
To be honest it's been many years since I've got excited about a Tyson fight, Tyson - Holyfield 2, was the last one, and look how that turned out.