what mike tyson fight never happen cause he whent to jail?
366696
Iron Mike was supposed to fight Chuck Norris. However, when he found out who he was fighting, sissy-bot Mike went & got himself in trouble so he could go to jail to save himself from getting beat down by The Chuck!
678270
So you want to model yourself after a rapist?  Mike Tyson is crazy, I think you should find someone else.
345946
Probably in jail for gambling.  Actually he is in Branchville Correctional Facility until May 28, 2008 for fraud and forgery among other things.
801990
Quit being stupid. Rush would talk Tyson into a stupor that he would never come out of and the fight would be over.
899211
Don't cut it off ,you will go to jail, beat the hell out of him he won't do it again!
1101004
what if the guy is in prison?
863190
Bruce lee kicks ass - Tyson only bites ears.  Bruce lee hands down.
888379
He should go to prison
547757
hahahaha tito ortiz would kill batman. theres no utility belt in the octagon.
578502
NOBODY. The heavyeight division has been dismal for years now. It does not look like its gonna get any better anytime soon. There are no prospects, no one that I can even think of that will have an impact in the heavyweight division. Its really sad. I mean look at the current champs of the division...give me a break. In his prime Holyfeild wouldve killed these guys, and let me not even start on what a young tyson wouldve done, heck Ill even take a riddick bowe at this point!!
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The sentence will be determined at his trial/court date with the judge.  Right now there is probably a bench warrant out on him, which means he could be picked up and held at any time.  \n\nHe needs to get an attorney and contact the courts.  It will just get worse for him if he doesn't.
907878
illegal. do you want to be BIG MIKES pet in jail?
935050
Pinklon Thomas \nStatistics \nReal name Pinklon Thomas \nNickname Pink \nWeight Heavyweight \nNationality American \nBirth date February 10, 1958 \nBirth place Michigan, USA \nStyle Orthodox \nBoxing record \nTotal fights 51 \nWins 43 \nWins by KO 34 \nLosses 7 \nDraws 1 \nNo contests 0 \nPinklon Thomas (born February 10, 1958) is a former boxer whose trademark pink boxing trunks and a left jab were key distinguishing characteristics.\n\nA native of Pontiac, Michigan who also lived on or near military bases in South Carolina and Washington state, Thomas eventually settled in Wyncote, Pennsylvania.\n\nAfter an impressive start to his professional career (which began after only a few amateur fights), Pinklon Thomas had trouble with his hands in terms of suffering injuries, but training from a martial arts expert enabled him to use his fists in ways such that he wouldn't be as susceptible to injuries while boxing. After beating James Quick Tillis by stopping him in the eighth round on national television in 1982, he fought former two-time title challenger Gerrie Coetzee, the South African who would later win the WBA title, in January of 1983 (also on network TV) and the two fought to a draw.\n\nAfter a few more wins, it was on to his first world heavyweight championship try, vs. Tim Witherspoon in August 1984. Pinklon won the WBC world heavyweight title from Terrible Tim in a 12-round majority decision that many at ringside felt should really have been unanimous. Thomas' only defense, in which he emerged victorious, was a one-punch knockout of Mike Weaver (using his right hand instead of his left) to defend his crown in eight rounds, in June of 1985. After losing to Trevor Berbick in his second defense in March of 1986 (12-round unanimous decision loss), his career would tailspin.\n\nHe would again challenge for the world heavyweight title, being knocked out by Mike Tyson in May of 1987 in six rounds, and then he would get stopped on a cut in one round by the up-and-coming Tommy Morrison in 1991. In November 1992, Thomas became the first world champion recognized by the International Boxing Organization, a sanctioning body that later would gain greater acclaim through the use of computerized ratings of boxers. He never defended the title, being stripped of it in 1993.\n\nWhile he did continue to fight and occasionally win, Thomas never regained the form he had against the likes of Coetzee, Witherspoon, and Weaver, and his career eventually would peter out. While Pinklon is still involved in the sport, he has 'changed gears' to a more trainer/counselor standpoint, assisting those pugilists in the 'next generation.'\n\nPreceded by:\nTim Witherspoon Heavyweight boxing champion (WBC)\n1984–1986 Succeeded by:\nTrevor Berbick \nPreceded by:\n(none) Heavyweight boxing champion (IBO)\n1992–1993 Succeeded by:\nDanell Nicholson \n\n\n[edit] External links
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In a bar fight its probably ortiz. For the simple reason that in most streefights it really is not a stand up trading punches type of deal. Of course if tyson hit ortiz with a clean punch it would be bad for tito, but its just as bad for tyson if he misses because ortiz probably tackles him and then breaks tysons arm or leg or something as tyson would probably not really have a clue as to how to deal with anything that a martial arts expert like ortiz could throw at him. \n\nMost fights are not really about who throws a harder punch, but who has more tools to use in the fight. Typically boxers vs martial arts experts go to the martial arts guy because if the boxer is at a bad distance its all over.
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It looks like this is the guy you wanted: Jawaid Khaliq (23-1-1, 13 KOs). He won the IBO Welterweight title in 2001 with a decision victory over Willy Wise.\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/record009303.html
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Zab Judah was suspended by the Nevada Athletic Commission has revoked Judah's license for a year. (April 8).....so u wont probably see him fight until after April 8 of 2007.........\n\n  July 7, 2006   ---signed with Prize Fight Boxing, the Memphis-based promotional company announced. \n\n\n         Prize Fight's press release on the signing said Judah was expected back in the ring in the fall, but that could prove tricky given that his punishment...........
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No he will never win a title