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As per this:https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/ ... t-get-ring???

Shut the f$ck with these fights ....Retard fans

who wants all these crap fights like tyson vs Jones ... stupid matchs, Tyson hardly walks , though he can move his hands

Boxtune wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 04:49 Shut the f$ck with these fights ....Retard fans

who wants all these crap fights like tyson vs Jones ... stupid matchs, Tyson hardly walks , though he can move his hands

I never said I wanted it...I didnt even watch the Jones bout (although I admit, the exhibition tag turned me off) I am just wondering....

Half boxing of fans these days are GAY. they will pay to see justin bieber fight

Yes it is coming.

The rules, however, are different. Each round will be 2 minutes, with each fighter getting a 2-minute break in a massage chair fully equipped with oxygen. Each fighter is also getting lap dance between rounds from the ring card girls, but the extra motivation can only be used twice in the match. In the event of a knock down, the count will be changed to 20 seconds. 20 ounce gloves will be worn. The exhibition match will be scheduled for 5 rounds. Fans get all this for $49.99 on PPV.

How could you miss it?

We aren’t going to see Tyson-Holyfield III. It simply won't happen!

However, we might eventually see Tyson and Holyfield engaging in a body-spar exhibition, whereby taps to the head are allowed, but it won’t be a real fight.

It’ll be a commercially-popular business venture, resulting in both men receiving huge paydays, but it won’t be a genuine sporting spectacle.

If this novelty circus spectacle takes place during the summer months, then Holyfield will be approaching 59 years of age, four years older than Tyson.

Anyone up for a summer 2021 super-fight between a 71½ year old Larry Holmes and the 72½ year old George Foreman?

Instead of using headgear, both men could enter the ring using Zimmer frames.

At what point does society draw a line? There has to be universally-accepted limits as to what is deemed as being morally acceptable or not?

Or is it a case of anything goes, as long it generates profit and paydays?

I think so. That’s the big money ticket for this legends only boxing.

Almost certainly.

Boxtune wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 08:13 Half boxing of fans these days are GAY. they will pay to see justin bieber fight

People who would watch Bieber's boxing fight aren't boxing fans.

After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

Boxtune wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 08:13 Half boxing of fans these days are GAY. they will pay to see justin bieber fight

How do you come to that conclusion?

It's quite a stretch to claim that 50% of boxing fans are gay when about 10% of the public at large are gay.

What do you think attracts so many gay fans to the sport, if your figures are to be believed?

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

I think you're right.

Lennox Lewis has hinted he might be tempted to return and no doubt, Bowe will be along shortly, although, to be fair, Bowe has been open to returning for years.

I wonder if Razor Ruddock might fancy it?

Of course, he embarked on a disastrous comeback about five years ago, but that was a genuine comeback against real and active boxers.

He might be tempted to rumble again against his fellow pre-pensioners.

Syntax Error wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:56

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

I think you're right.

Lennox Lewis has hinted he might be tempted to return and no doubt, Bowe will be along shortly, although, to be fair, Bowe has been open to returning for years.

I wonder if Razor Ruddock might fancy it?

Of course, he embarked on a disastrous comeback about five years ago, but that was a genuine comeback against real and active boxers.

He might be tempted to rumble again against his fellow pre-pensioners.

Hopefully it's Tyson vs another fighter from his era, not Tyson vs active fighter or Tyson vs celebrity/youtuber circus show.

Yes.
Holyfield can get his last payday
Nice retirement package for these old broke guys

makes too much sense from their perspective not to happen

i wonder though, could vander trigger mike psychologically? if he hits him again will it bring back memories of him being mike's daddy

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

All the OldBastards are coming out the woods now.. they see easy money just to spar a little.

Why the eff not!

They can make more now in one fight than they did their pro careers!

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 16:08

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

All the OldBastards are coming out the woods now.. they see easy money just to spar a little.

Why the eff not!

They can make more now in one fight than they did their pro careers!

That's true.

Some of them need the money too, so if they can get doing some light sparring with an equally aged opponent, then why not?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 14:23 makes too much sense from their perspective not to happen

i wonder though, could vander trigger mike psychologically? if he hits him again will it bring back memories of him being mike's daddy

Dont think Mike's at that headspace any more.

Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 14:16 Yes.
Holyfield can get his last payday
Nice retirement package for these old broke guys

Let's hope for vanders sake he doesnt impregnate one of the ring card girls between rounds, and blow his purse on palimony payments.

Syntax Error wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:56

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

I think you're right.

Lennox Lewis has hinted he might be tempted to return and no doubt, Bowe will be along shortly, although, to be fair, Bowe has been open to returning for years.

I wonder if Razor Ruddock might fancy it?

Of course, he embarked on a disastrous comeback about five years ago, but that was a genuine comeback against real and active boxers.

He might be tempted to rumble again against his fellow pre-pensioners.

Joihn L. Sullivan, Jack Dempsey and Archie Moore are rumored to be thinking about joining as well....ok, ok, j/k! But Stanley Ketchell did e-mail Ring Magazine the other day about it...

Is it only a matter on time until Tyson snaps in a tough fight on one of his own cards & ruins his own promotion?

Wouldn't be a good look if the promoter gets beat up in just his second bout.

Would people still want to see Tyson if he loses again in one of these exhibitions?

Tyson needs to stay very active & fight cans if he wants to continue his gravy train! At 54, he can't stay in shape for much longer. Unless he resorts to reducing his opponents to undersized youtubers..

AntonioMartin wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 18:33

Syntax Error wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:56

aicheligad wrote: ↑02 Dec 2020, 12:48 After the financial success of Tyson vs Roy, Mike will fight again, most likely against Holyfield but Andrew Golota declared his will as well.

I think you're right.

Lennox Lewis has hinted he might be tempted to return and no doubt, Bowe will be along shortly, although, to be fair, Bowe has been open to returning for years.

I wonder if Razor Ruddock might fancy it?

Of course, he embarked on a disastrous comeback about five years ago, but that was a genuine comeback against real and active boxers.

He might be tempted to rumble again against his fellow pre-pensioners.

Joihn L. Sullivan, Jack Dempsey and Archie Moore are rumored to be thinking about joining as well....ok, ok, j/k! But Stanley Ketchell did e-mail Ring Magazine the other day about it...

I can't imagine why they wouldn't. Though Tyson vs Paul might be bigger. Gotta to think Paul drew a lot of those buys but I'm glad they all made money. I predicted 45k.

I have literally no interest. I believe you should retire gracefully.

But, if there’s a market, let them fight.

They might do an exhibition but no real contest.