He is well past it and over 40 years old. I have no idea what will happen as I think there are a ridiculously number of intangibles and no outcome would surprise me. I just think it's daft to write someone off who is a widely accepted all time great.
I don't know what that's got to do with it, it was one of the most one sided heavyweight title fights I ever saw.
Boxingnews 24 is a gutter site mate I should know. I've got about 8000 posts on their forum since 2012. The articles under different names are all written by the same bloke who essentially write click bait.
Both were well passed by then. It's a shame it happened when it did. Having said that I think Lewis would have always beat Tyson. All wrong for him.
He's won a fair few fights, mostly against bums who weren't fit to take centre stage in a boxing ring anyway. That's why he wasn't popular in the States - he wasn't seen as a big deal, which he isn't.
Joshua is one of only two boxers to win the world heavy weight title, whilst still being the reigning Olympic Champion. Any guesses who the other one is?
I think he wasn't a big deal in the states because he is Ukrainian. Americans like American heavyweights.
'Entertaining'? If I was facing one on one with a 17st beast the last thing on my mind would be to entertain. Or did you mean pre fight?
Has there been all the usual pre match bluster and shenanigans this time? I never follow all the pre fight bollocks bit AJ and Klitschko both seem quite reserved in their demeanour.
**** me sideways, you THINK Tyson in his prime COULD beat Fury. It would be over in 60 seconds. Have I made a tit of myself and read that wrong? IMO a focussed, motivated and well prepared Tyson would have beaten any other heavyweight in history. He was an unstoppable force of nature.
He would've destroyed Fury but don't think he'd have beaten anyone, he came out like a Tasmanian Devil and if he didn't win in 6, it was a problem.
