Comments Thread For: Police: Klitschko vs Tyson Debate Ends in Murder, Really

[Ravens Fan]

Ha ha ha! I like that reply. I mean, we all know that Mike's mind wasn't in that fight on Feb. 10th, 1990. After D'Amato and Atlas. All Tyson did was party. How can you think Mike would not have a chance against the Klitscho's when both brothers were KO'd by lesser fighters than Iron Mike? Mike was knocking out way bigger dudes than himself. I already moved on and the only reason I am talking about it is because this article popped up.

I have to ask when did I ever state that Tyson did not have a chance against the Klit brothers? Don't bother looking for it because I never said it. I actually said completely the opposite. And the fight was actually on Feb, 11, 1990. The 10th was the night before the fight when the two of you were out ****ing ho's together, remember?

As far as Atlas and D'Amato are concerned. If I remember correctly Gus had died long before Tyson had even won the WBC strap from Berbick in 1986. And Atlas was not as involved with Tyson's career as much as some fans like to believe. And he was long gone before Mike had even turned pro. Now, if you would have said Kevin Rooney that would have made sense. However, if Rooney was such a good trainer, and I do believe that he is still in the business, what has he done since?

And as far as Tyson not being trained and spending to much time with to many Asian hookers. The way I see it is that Tyson was no novice. He already had what ten title fights and fought the same way in all of them. In other words you can't teach old dogs new tricks. He had annihilated Carl Williams in his previous fight. And for you all that don't remember Carl gave Larry Holmes all he could handle a couple of years earlier. And I personally believe that "The Truth" had actually beaten Holmes. And in the end Tyson came into the Blubber fight in fighting shape. And fought the same fight as he did against everyone else he had fought. Mike just had the misfortune of going up against a fighter who was not afraid of him and was going through a tragic time in his life. And for one night all the planets were aligned and he was able to put it all together and whooped Tyson's a$$.

[crold1]

I have to ask when did I ever state that Tyson did not have a chance against the Klit brothers? Don't bother looking for it because I never said it. I actually said completely the opposite. And the fight was actually on Feb, 11, 1990. The 10th was the night before the fight when the two of you were out ****ing ho's together, remember?

As far as Atlas and D'Amato are concerned. If I remember correctly Gus had died long before Tyson had even won the WBC strap from Berbick in 1986. And Atlas was not as involved with Tyson's career as much as some fans like to believe. And he was long gone before Mike had even turned pro. Now, if you would have said Kevin Rooney that would have made sense. However, if Rooney was such a good trainer, and I do believe that he is still in the business, what has he done since?

And as far as Tyson not being trained and spending to much time with to many Asian hookers. The way I see it is that Tyson was no novice. He already had what ten title fights and fought the same way in all of them. In other words you can't teach old dogs new tricks. He had annihilated Carl Williams in his previous fight. And for you all that don't remember Carl gave Larry Holmes all he could handle a couple of years earlier. And I personally believe that "The Truth" had actually beaten Holmes. And in the end Tyson came into the Blubber fight in fighting shape. And fought the same fight as he did against everyone else he had fought. Mike just had the misfortune of going up against a fighter who was not afraid of him and was going through a tragic time in his life. And for one night all the planets were aligned and he was able to put it all together and whooped Tyson's a$$.

One could make a case for a quick hook from the ref, but Williams didn't have the sort of chin that could handle a Tyson. What was funny was Mike did more damage with a head butt that clipped Williams on the chin after the hook than the punch itself.

Mike was a young, young guy still and didn't show up on the wrong night, with the wrong guy. Happens. Despite a great amateur background, and in shape, Wlad folded from Ross Purrity right hands and a little pressure. Didn't speak much to what Wlad could do on a good night; just said he was capable to a bad one.

[Boxingwizard]

hahaha that would be epic!

They've been watching too many kung-fu movies.

[GRUSTLER]

I have to ask when did I ever state that Tyson did not have a chance against the Klit brothers? Don't bother looking for it because I never said it. I actually said completely the opposite. And the fight was actually on Feb, 11, 1990. The 10th was the night before the fight when the two of you were out ****ing ho's together, remember?

As far as Atlas and D'Amato are concerned. If I remember correctly Gus had died long before Tyson had even won the WBC strap from Berbick in 1986. And Atlas was not as involved with Tyson's career as much as some fans like to believe. And he was long gone before Mike had even turned pro. Now, if you would have said Kevin Rooney that would have made sense. However, if Rooney was such a good trainer, and I do believe that he is still in the business, what has he done since?

And as far as Tyson not being trained and spending to much time with to many Asian hookers. The way I see it is that Tyson was no novice. He already had what ten title fights and fought the same way in all of them. In other words you can't teach old dogs new tricks. He had annihilated Carl Williams in his previous fight. And for you all that don't remember Carl gave Larry Holmes all he could handle a couple of years earlier. And I personally believe that "The Truth" had actually beaten Holmes. And in the end Tyson came into the Blubber fight in fighting shape. And fought the same fight as he did against everyone else he had fought. Mike just had the misfortune of going up against a fighter who was not afraid of him and was going through a tragic time in his life. And for one night all the planets were aligned and he was able to put it all together and whooped Tyson's a$$.

I can dig it. Definitely Tyson had the fear factor on his side. I still believe Tyson could have KO'd both Klitscho's.

[Ravens Fan]

I can dig it. Definitely Tyson had the fear factor on his side. I still believe Tyson could have KO'd both Klitscho's.

He may have been able to KO them just as well as they may have been able to KO him.

[FrankieBruno]

Vitali Klitschko in his PRIME struggled against a old GREY haired fat Lennox Lewis who had been out of the ring for nearly a year and taken the fight on short notice.

Lennox Lewis had Vitali shaking like a girl in the later rounds, Lennox would most likely have gone on to knock him out.

Now a Tyson in his prime would have made mince meat out Lennox and Vitali.

[GRUSTLER]

He may have been able to KO them just as well as they may have been able to KO him.

I can agree on that. Each fighter has a shot but the Tyson I envisioned as the one to fight the Klitscho's, would be the Iron Mike that made Spinks pis on himself. Klitscho's had to utilize them jabs later on because their punch resistance was exposed. I remember Mike from when he first hit the Heavyweight division and he was a complete beast.

[SluggerFan]

FACTS about Mike Tyson:

- has 6 embarrassing losses, got knocked out 5 times, quit twice

- that bum Douglas laid the blueprint to beat Tyson

- never avenged any of his losses

- always struggled against tall fighters

- poor stamina, only dangerous early, would always fade

- one dimensional

- no heart

- mentally weak, if things didn't go his way he would fold like a cheap tent

- rapist

- crackhead junkie

The ridiculously overrated Tyson gets destroyed by either Klitschko.

Facts about Tyson: In his prime, he never quit against anyone and when he lost to Douglas and Holyfield (which Holyfield was his last fight in his prime), he took his lumps like a man. Vitali in his prime quit against Chris Bird.

Tyson in his prime never got KO'd by three bums who never amounted to nothing. Ross Purity, Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster kicked the **** out of Wlad Klit and KTTFO...

So now, go back to sucking on both Klits ****s. You are the ****** and you have been owned...

[hweightblogger]

who the Klits face they ain't even showing in the US.

Of course they are.
Moreover Klitschkos are broadcast LIVE in 100+ countries.

Tyson was a must see event you watch Wlad if you want a nap they turned the HW title into a joke with their bum of the month opponents and boring style.

Yeah, heard that before. Won't get truer just because you're a hater.

P.S Don't bother mentioning the Holyfield fight they booed cos he went nuts and bite his ear off which was crazy Im not gonna defend that.

By the way that fight had a 16000 attendence. Hmm, doesn't look like a must-see event for me.

Frazier vs Ali was a 19500 attendance.

Wlad vs Chagaev (or rather Wlad vs ANYONE) has a 50000-60000 attendance.

100+ countries and 60K attendance. You can spin that much as you want.

Klitschko is a far greater pull than any other heavyweight in history.

And, oh, I can tell you what's not pleasing for Americans about the Klitschkos' style: They beat US citizens to pulp. No wonder you complain.

[hweightblogger]

Facts about Tyson: In his prime, he never quit against anyone and when he lost to Douglas and Holyfield (which Holyfield was his last fight in his prime), he took his lumps like a man. Vitali in his prime quit against Chris Bird.

Tyson in his prime never got KO'd by three bums who never amounted to nothing. Ross Purity, Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster kicked the **** out of Wlad Klit and KTTFO...

So now, go back to sucking on both Klits ****s. You are the ****** and you have been owned...

Hey, that man in your avatar (Evan Fields) now has a real heavyweight record of 25-10. He is also one of the most featherfisted champs of all time (median KOvictim 201 lbs). He would be a nobody in Klitschko's era. In fact, he, too, would be called bum once he lost to Wlad.