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I would have also been on Mayweather but didnt bet the fight because I knew I was going to miss it just getting back from Vegas .I jut got in an hour ago.
I would have also been on Mayweather but didnt bet the fight because I knew I was going to miss it just getting back from Vegas .I jut got in an hour ago.
Good job again man
Thanks guys!
And Luke! You're back, man! Missed you around here.
Glad I went ahead and took this one (obviously). It boosted a fairly lackluster win at UFC 103.
After 103 was over I found a stream for this fight and was able to catch the last 3 rounds.
There's something about boxing that is just so CLASSIC. Everything is different from MMA, from the way the fights themselves go, to the announcers, to the overall look and feel.
I almost never watch it, and when I do, am just kind of "eh" about it. But when it's a big fight like last night's and really is sort of reminiscent of the days when boxing was huge and Tyson was fighting and it makes me wish that could still be the case today. Unfortunately, corruption in the sport combined with the fact that there aren't a lot of noteworthy personalities anymore and, generally speaking, most boxing matches are just kind of boring (in a lot of people's opinions) makes me thing that the sport's best years are probably behind it.
I know what your saying. Nothing is like that "Big Fight" atmosphere. I have so many memorys of when I was a kid, and My dad would get the Tyson fights on PPV. I would have butterflys watching Tyson fight.
Personal life aside, Mike Tyson will always be my favorite athlete of all time.
I know what your saying. Nothing is like that "Big Fight" atmosphere. I have so many memorys of when I was a kid, and My dad would get the Tyson fights on PPV. I would have butterflys watching Tyson fight.
Personal life aside, Mike Tyson will always be my favorite athlete of all time.
Tyson's the shit. I've always liked him and have understood that a lot of the details of his personal life are attributable to poor guidance and psychological instability. Can't really hate on the guy. Did you see the recent documentary "Tyson" that just came out a few months ago? If not, you should check it out. It's very interesting.
Yeah, it's out. You should give it a look for sure. It's basically Mike Tyson, in his own words. No one else is consulted. Very interesting approach from James Toback. If you haven't seen it, here's the trailer:
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