Did you see the Mike Tyson DVD from ESPN which shows his 19 fights when he was in his prime?
930747
Yes, and I'm going to end up buying it too...But $29.95 is too much money for something that's going to end up in the Wal-mart bargain sooner than later.
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At this point in his career, there is no good reason for Mike Tyson to keep fighting. Though there's money in it, he has lately been earning his money to pay off his debts by going on a world tour of sorts, making public appearances and speaking in various countries. He has recently stated that the Mike Tyson the boxer is the old Mike Tyson and no longer who he is.
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this just has to be the most question ever asked on this website.  in fact, i think it was the first question i asked when i first jumped on board.  i can't think of any other fight that would be bigger or more anticipated or higher grossing than this one, if it had ever happened...would've been the superfight of the millenium!  and, as much as i love tyson - those of you who know my history know about my tyson lovefest, ali would've smoked him, but good!  sorry mike, i think you would've smoked any other heavyweight in history, but ali would've just had too much skill, speed, underrated power, accuracy, acumen, angles, footwork, ring smarts/generalship, etc for you to handle!
165732
Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
793606
Although i haven't heard anything about this being a done deal as your cousin says, she might not be as crazy as you think because a couple of months ago both men were in studio on espn classic to celebrate the anniversary of their first fight and Hearns was actually trying to talk Ray into a third fight right there on the air! I think even though many people know Hearns really won that second fight, Tommy was never really comfortable with the official draw verdict on his record and the fact that it took a while for Ray to actually admit that Tommy really won that fight. Hearns knows he won but that blemish of the draw ate at him i think. I think he may want a third fight to leave no doubt in anyone's mind and he wants to knock Ray out. Tommy is still going but i doubt if Ray would ever come back to the sport as a fighter. And i would watch it if it was on free tv just out of curiosity if nothing else, but surely i wouldn't pay to see it.
831998
I would have liked to see that one.  I have always been a huge fan of boxing and Marvin Hagler was my favorite.  Geeze, I guess I would have to go with the man Marvin to win that fight.  I even named my cat after Marvin.  lol
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A lot of people have seen it, myself included. Click on my picture and then go to my 360 page if you'd like to see what I thought about it. If you're looking for more people who have seen it though, check out some of the online boxing forums:\nhttp://www.saddoboxing.com/boxing_forum/index.php?board=1.0\nhttp://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=6
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Most all of Tyson`s KO`s were sick!\nJerry Clooney over Ken Norton\nI can`t remember the guy`s name but he knocked Roy Jones Jr. clean out
383123
Chuck Liddel is the ultimate fighter.  Tyson was good in his day and his day has gone.  Iceman is the man of war for today.  He rocks.
549255
Rocky Marciano, hands down the best all-time fighter. 49-0 lifetime record and 43 were KO's. If that dosen't rank you as best all-time then what will ??? And don't try to say it was a different era of boxing because getting hit in the head never changes!!! Plus he KO the Bronx Boomer in 1951 another great boxer in my books. Sure Ali was great and Tyson in his prime was great but you wanted all-time great, not 70's or 90's great ...all-time great. His record will NEVER be touched by any fighter ever!!!!
1087147
I use to love boxing but rarely watch anymore. I would have better fight cards, make the champ defend the belts more often 4 to 5 months against a top 3 contender, promote better, give better less expensive access to top fights. Don't know if I will ever love boxing the way I use to now that UFC and Pride are around
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hell yaeh i do the same damn thing. i didnt get to watch the hatton collazo fight live and i had to wait two damn days to watch it. it sucked. i couldn't even go to maxboxing.com cause the winner is always plastered on main page. i love going in not knowing anything as if it were live.
657451
They sell the complete set on DVD.  I would doubt you can download them for free.  Also check out Pride Fighting...it's better than the UFC.
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Beleive it or not Bernard Hopkins seems to just be warming up after 10 and I thought he might have beat Jermaine Taylor if one of those fights went 15 rounds but 26 might be a little much for a 41 year old even if he saved up his energy wearing out his opponent little by little as he does.\n\nI would have the attention span if it were Marcus Antonio Barera verses Erik Morales IV because in essence it would be the last man standing because each of their three fights were nonstop and I couldn't believe they were both standing at the end of the fights. Morales still feels slighted by the decisions and I think he would actually sign for a longer fight in hopes of knocking him out or wearing him down to show (HBO) and the world he is the better fighter. Just my thoughts, though.
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I've heard experts breakdown the rise and fall---or the demise, rather, of "Iron Mike."  I'm not a true boxing fan, but I was shocked to hear these pundits state that Mike Tyson was a creation of the media.  He was a puncher, not a boxer.  He had tremendous knock-down power and could in fact deliver a punishing blow at any moment.  But the reality was, according to these experts, that he never faced great competition consistently.  When he finally did, he folded.  People turned to other factors contributing to his losses, but the reality of the situation, supposedly, was that he was an incredible puncher who absolutely demolished his weaker competition early-on in his career.  Faced with better boxers, with better fighters, he folded.  That was the basic gist of the radio show I listened to about six months ago.  Fascinating.   So I guess, NO....Tyson would not beat Ali.
170952
After his loss to Kevin McBride last year, Mike Tyson said he was through with boxing. He has been making money from public appearances lately on part of a world tour.
938370
Yeah he is only 29.  He can have a great life after boxing.  Can you imagine being 29 and financially able to comfortably support a family for the rest of your life.  He has so much to lose and so little to gain by continuing.  He already has a fantastic boxing legacy.  Hang it up