How Woukd Mike Tyson Vs. The Early 1900s Heavyweight Legends Go Like

[GordonChen]

Could Mike Tyson beat every of them or would he have trouble

[elmersalsa]

Iron Mike Tyson would have been too fast, too strong and too big for those guys.

[SteveO]

Agreed, he would have beaten them all.

[Ezzard]

45 round fights?

[GordonChen]

45 round fights?

I don’t think that will change much if they were getting destroyed already in the 1st round or the other early rounds

[Ezzard]

45 round fights?

I don’t think that will change much if they were getting destroyed already in the 1st round or the other early rounds

And if not?

If Tyson is prepping for 45 rounds everything would be different.

[GordonChen]

45 round fights?

I don’t think that will change much if they were getting destroyed already in the 1st round or the other early rounds

And if not?

If Tyson is prepping for 45 rounds everything would be different.

So you think they will withstand his attack?

[Ezzard]

Well maybe he feels like he must hold something back?

Who knows? Do they get to see footgae of him? Do they prepare for his early onslaught?

Is he dropped into the 1900s or do they face him in the late 1980s?

[bwu]

Tyson beats almost everyone, with the exception of Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson.

Jeffries loses every round and takes a vicious beating until the very end, when Tyson tires and the Boilermaker knocks him out.

Johnson is a little too tricky. Tyson has good moments, but Jack frustrates him enough to get the win.