Is mike tyson ever going to fight again, what are the rumors?  I'd pay to see him bite somebody's nose off
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No, I think he will do commentary. For the latest news on Tyson checkout http://www.tysontalk.com
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When Tito faught Chuck he was at the top of his game. He hasn't faught anyone in the last 2 years to show he deserves a title fight. He barely beat Forrest Griffin. Tito needs to beat Babaloo or even Rishad Evens but then that wouldn't make for a good ppv, as far as Dana making more money...\n\nChuck is going to kick his ass. Like he did the first time.
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I don't know how many more people are going to ask this question. His next fight is against Renato Sobral at UFC 62 in August. It has been confirmed about 2 months ago.
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Roger Mayweather isn't fighting Oscar. He's too old plus he's the trainer of Oscar!!!!!!!!
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| don't think so :D\n\nBut, if they were ever met, wow, its gonna be a great story ever told in martial art's world. \n\nWho will be the winner ? I'll bet my money for Mohammed A Lee ....:D\n\nMay be in the next world, Ali gonna be Bruce's brother.\n\nBe Wise.
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Yes....because of his popularity, all his infamous antics and shortcomings. From his voice, to his ear-nibbling fiasco, his sexual abuse charges as well as bankruptcy. \nPeople watch him just to see what he will do, not really caring who wins the fight. Just like Jordan spread the popularity of basketball, so too has Mike Tyson.
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This one time, i disagree with santana.  I have been a boxing fan for many years, and yes, it is brutal.  Anyone who has watched arturo gatti and micky ward duke it out for rounds and rounds know that boxing is a brutal sport.  Anyone who saw the golden boy mutilate chavez would say the same thing.  Not to mention the nasty gash lennox lewis gave vitali kitchko or the HUGE mouse he gave hassim rachman.  How could tyson's cannibalistic episode not be considered brutal, or golata punching a guy in the gonads three times and inciting a riot, not brutal.\n    Most real boxing fans don't crave this stuff, we like the good matchups, the strategies, the phenomenal knock outs,  we like watching fights.  Personally I don't love I big bloody gash or some of the more "Brutal" aspects of the fight, but to say that the sweet science isn't brutal  I would have to be in denial.  Brutal is a relative term, too.  Lots of guys (and gals) who have been watching boxing for years and years (or have boxed) are desensithesized to many of the actions that would turn a cheerleader's stomach.  In other words, one person's brutal may not necessarily be another person's brutal.  Hope this sheds some light and gives a different angle.  Good question, thanks
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"Lightning" Harry Joe Yorgey knew David Toribio would be a difficult boxing opponent.\n\nToribio, a late replacement for Mike Melvin on Monday night’s professional card at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, had a better record and had fought some world-class contenders.\n\nYorgey, a Bridgeport native and Phoenixville Area Police Athletic League (PAL) graduate, answered the bell with some clout of his own in a unanimous six-round decision in a junior middleweight bout.\n\nThe undefeated Yorgey (16-0, 8 KOs) knocked Toribio to the canvas twice in the fourth round, drawing a pair of standing eight counts. He outscored Toribio 58-54, 59-54, 59-53 on the judges’ official cards.\n\nToribio, who hails from Miami, Fla., saw his record slip to 12-6 with seven knockouts. He had been 12-0 before going the distance with some highly regarded fighters in the top 12 in the world.\n\n"This guy had a better record and fought some world-class fighters," Yorgey said. "He fought WBC champion Jermaine Taylor, who is the best middleweight right now, and went the distance with Oscar Diaz, who is in the top 12 fighters in the world."\n\nYorgey floored Toribio with a hard right hand in the fourth round after a hook sent the foe down initially.\n\n"He (Toribio) was crowding me inside, and I was tight," Yorgey said. "I threw the jab and then -- Boom! -- landed with the right hand that hurt him.\n\n"The corner told me I was looking for the knockout and not putting punches together. I started looking for combinations, and it worked."\n\nYorgey picked up the pace with his punches, but Toribio, even after getting decked twice, hung tough and continued to throw and land punches.\n\n"It is a step up climbing up the ladder," Yorgey said. "The most important thing is I am 16-0, and I have no injuries. That is 100 percent important."
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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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Brad you are beginning to suffer from boxing dementia. The same thing is going to happen to Holyfield if he doesn't retire. In sports, age is the great equalizer.\n\nBrent - Ali did give Norton a title shot in 1976. I hope you were kidding when you said Holyfield could be ranked behind Ali at #2. If not, you are suffering from to many blows to the head or feedback from asking about the same "Dream Bouts"\n\nTo both of you - How many of these fighters could Holyfield beat from the following list: Louis, Rocco, Johnson, Holmes, Dempsey, Foreman, Liston and Frazier in their primes.\n\nHolyfield could never be equal to Ali. He couldn't carry Ali's shoes or trunks.\n\nP.S. Holyfield says that he won't retire until God tells him to.\nLet tell you a story - There once was a man that was drowning in a flood. He refused help because he said that God would help him. He drowned and in heaven he asked God why he didn't help him. St. Peter told him that all those boats that he had refused. had come from God.
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I'd like to see the fight. The last fight between them that I saw was shamrock slipping and Ortiz taking the opportunity. \n\nHoping shamrock doesnt go for that kick to the head again then it should be a good fight. \n\nI'd put my money on Ortiz and root for Shamrock. If that makes sense.
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If by demand you mean boycott and not buy any pay-per-views, I'm not sure if I can do it, but I wouldn't mind helping out to generate a little more interest for it. More even regulation throughout the states about judges, about match-making, about testing fighters before and after bouts - it would all make boxing safer and more respectable. Now if only we had a spokesperson more likeable than Teddy Atlas....
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This is really hard because Ali was more of a finesse fighter and Tyson more of a power fighter.  If the fight lasted more then 3 rounds I think the odds shift to Ali’s corner. Not that Ali can’t take a punch or can’t dish it out, it’s just I never saw anyone with as much power as Tyson.
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As Brent has said Ricky is fighting Juan Urango in his next fight in Atlanta in early January.\nTalking about who i would like to see him fight next would be different obviously as i think this is just a nothing fight in January, Hatton has proved that he isnt ready for the Welterweight division yet so i dont think any of the fighters you have mentioned will end up fighting him. The match i am hoping will get made and it looks like it is quite possible is Hatton Vs Castillo at Light-Welter, i think this would be an absolute war.\nThe fight i would really love to see though it will probably never happen is Hatton Vs Mayweather at Light-Welter, but this will never happen because Floyd dont take fights against dangerous fighters like Hatton, Cotto or Margarito, he will keep handpicking his opponents i.e Judah, Gatti, Baldomir all of whom can be classed as close to the end of their careers.
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I hope somebody knocks his a$$ out. I mean these are just kids he's coaching. I'd like to see him do that in the NBA. That old fart would be in a coma if he pulled that in the pros. Just look at what happened to Carlesimo. nuff said.
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its a tought call. both are very good fighters. its a 50/50 match and 1 punch can turn the match either way. i am going w/ tim. he tasted what its like to be a champ.
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Tyson...so he will bite his ear off.