George Foreman: I didn't want any part of Mike Tyson | Max on Boxing | ESPN
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2019
- George Foreman joins Max on Boxing as he reflects on his historic career. Foreman says he understands what it takes to reinvent a career as he moved on from boxing and is now a salesman. Foreman weighs in on boxers today including Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. Foreman finishes by saying he never wanted to fight Mike Tyson who was a "monster" in the ring.
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Crazy how this dude took some of the strongest punches ever and is still speaking and moving well at his age
Because he avoided mike
Excellent pt.
Ali didn't punch hard. The only tough hits he took were from smokin Joe.
maybe that 10 year break he took helped heal his brain during the 80s
@@selfiekroos1777 Ali knocked him out. Ali had to punch hard enough to knock him out.
ESPN should post more of these segments. This is Max at his best forreal.
So fucking true
Big facts...
Max will always be at his best when its about boxing
Absolutely! 😁😁😁😊😊
His heart is boxing. But aside from all that, Max has had our backs for a long time now. More then our own who have sat aside from him. We must respect and appreciate Max. He embraces us when he does not have to.
When Foreman lost to Holyfield yet still smiled in agreement when the announcer declared Holyfield the winner just shows what a great sportsman Foreman is. That moment made him my favorite boxer.
I met him at a basketball game in Burnett, Tx. We were sitting on the other side of the gym and my student recognized him. He was just sitting by himself, wearing a hat and watching one of his sons play. We went over and just wanted a picture. We ended up sitting with him for the entire second half, had some cokes and hotdogs. Extremely nice man. Never once mentioned boxing. He talked to us about his family. Showed us pictures of his horses and grandkids and gave my student some advice. Even though she was a tennis player. Extremely nice man
Foreman lost at 42 years old *by decision* after 12 rounds to a prime 28 years old World Champion Holyfield. In my book, that counts as a major victory.
He's also my favorite boxer. All around great guy now.
@@MrPernell27 Great story, I know I would've talked to him only about boxing lmao
Class act, Big George. Well, when he's not hawking his products, LOL.
George stood and talked to me and my employees back in '95 for a good 10 minutes...a lifetime for us regular folks. What a nice guy, and a great champion.
Nice to hear.What was the occasion for him being there, and what topics came up?
Well answer the man!...What was the occasion he asked?!??
@@investing-titties He is bluffing.
yall really believe everything on the internet 💀💀
Kingwood?
Ali is gone, Frazier is gone.. We still have George.. The last standing legend.. Legend!!
Larry Holmes is still alive.
And soon he will go too then you then all of us then all of whoever is left
Shavers, chuvalo and Holmes are still around and maybe a few more.. golden era of heavyweight boxing for sure, I'd probably put the 90s behind it but with Frazier, Ali and Foreman on top and the quality of contenders of the time, the 70s is the best.
@Naeem Islam 😅😅😅
@@spaceghost8995
Holmes is like the next generation after them.. Same level like tyson, holyfield, and so on.. the only real OG is the three of them..
espn needs to give Max more boxing segments because this is when he's at his best
Shutup
LeeTravius Mckay stop stealing top comments of others
@@yvans. look at the times of the comments...dude was watching the video meanwhile the first comment got posted use some deduction
Absolutely!!! 😁😁😁😊😊
Esteban Barajas that’s weird because this kind of stuff happened always with him 🤔
Started as the most hated champion,
Ended up a loved champion.
God bless you George
the most hated title will sadly and forever be sonny liston.
@@killakays5302Sonny was kinda an a-hole
That's what Sonny Liston ever wanted.
What a big coincidence he was like a mentor to George, he really looked up to Sonny.
In the end, the apprentice achieved what the master couldn't. Unbelievable story.
Kellerman is a real gem. You feel his passion and connection with the sport and I have never seen him down-talking or bashing an athlete.
His level of humbleness is beyond admirable.
A.P.1987. He used to have a big ego when he was a young boxer
Yes a proper christian man
Christian know
Humility
@@kingbrianboru4188 with a product to sell
I admire George & his humility.
He remains respectful to Ali.
He refers to himself as a dope.
He defers to Mike Tyson.
But a lot of us know that George was a beast.
Wow i said the same thing .. He was a beast
Cant believe this guy just called him a fat man... fan or not.. but not very nice
The people who could really do it don’t need to big themselves up.
Very humble and great
George Foreman is a funny dude
Big George. A giant of a man, in every aspect. Great fighter, great person. As classy as they come. A living legend.
And great grill
Until you hit 40, you will never understand how truly amazing it is that Foreman made a comeback in his 40s and regained the title at 45. I just cant fathom the will power Foreman must have had to push through the middle aged ached and fatigue. A real inspiration.
He also has really good genetics bro was a giant tank
i agree man, george was a genetic freak of the freaks
he also worked super hard though and had insane heart as he showed in the ron lyle fight
@@21LAZgooyou still need amazing genetics for some reason people don’t get that
@@noicemate9111 thats true yes
14:45 Is Where the Mike Tyson Discussion Begin ...
You welcome 😎
“Edit”
Oh and for anybody planning on commenting about how you want to hear the whole interview save the drama For ya MaMa 🥴
We want to hear Foreman, it's not all about Tyson....Foreman is top 3 ever
Bro I was jus informing the people who wanted to get to the click bait 🤦🏽♂️ relax
MVP! MVP! MVP!
Thanks
That's fine. But we want to hear what George has to say in rest of interview also if that's ok with you.
It's a privilege to still have George Foreman with us today, 2021.
Agreed ☺️💜
True
@Floating Heads Media fr seems like he didn’t so drugs and alcohol
yeah we already lost Frazier and Ali :(
@@bestlobjagamer348 ali lived to a pretty decent age considering the septic shock, 74 is pretty standard, frazier was just very unlucky to get the liver cancer but he had an alright run 67, a bit earlier but not much he could’ve done :\
There never was and never will be another George Foreman. Great interview!
HE is such an awesome guy. I love how he openly talks about his failures and his wins without any ego or hesitation. That is the mark of a true legend and hero to so many. Just as he talks about Tyson being a great guy to follow his growth I think the same can be said about Foreman. At any age he is someone to watch and learn from. And I mean any fight he was in was awesome to see.
I've never seen Max so happy and engaged in an interview, you can see how deeply he admires big George, it's like a kid talking with his hero, their interaction was great!
He had another interview with him recently! And it was the same, the glow and the passion is clearly visible. You can find it if you search on ESPN channel or youtube
George is the greatest living boxer, so it's quite expected.
That's the difference between having a living legend like George Foreman in front of Max versus all the other idiots at ESPN
Max is on the best interviewers, he actually lets the person answer a question and doesnt repeatedly cut them off
I would be as excited as him and I’m only 25. Boxing is one of the best sports to watch from back in the day to the present. Always was entertaining
George Foreman has to be one of the most loveable heavyweights in history.
Agreed! How can anyone NOT love this man?
He wasn't lovable when he was young. He was terrifying. He turned into a lovable guy.
@@stephen4742 Exactly. George in his young days/first career, was literally a Human Monster.
definietly
@@stephen4742 yo I was just thinking that. George is so lovable but if you look at old footage from Rumble in the Jungle era he looked so intimidating. And the media footage made it look like he lacked a sense of humor plus he was over shadowed by Ali.
This has to be one of the better interviews of all time. George Foreman is so humble and kind. Just love him.
The GOAT of boxing. I absolutely love this man. GREATNESS.
George is one of the few heavyweights that still has all his marbles.
HolyRollerTV Even a lot of the lighter weight guys in their 50's & 60's are a bit "punchy",
Especially impressive since his comeback career was so brutal on his body. In the Holyfield fight alone he took enough punches to leave a horse with Parkinson's ! ... This man is as close as we can get to a human tank. Freak of nature, the one and only big George Foreman
Hahaha
George Foreman, Buster Douglas and Lennox Lewis are among the few that don't seem punched out.
That's because Big George never really got banged up much he was doing that to guys, plus taking 10 yrs off to fully revived his body and brain when he was 28-38 did him a world of good!
14:47 where they talk about mike Tyson lemme save y’all time
Thank you
Thankyou
THANKKKKK YOUUUUUUUUU 😩👏🏾
Thx bruh... :)
Man ty
What an absolute gentlemen and a legend 👏
George Foreman was something else in his day. Don't let that smile fool you. He had unbelievable power. What a great person.
I see Max as a different person when talking boxing.
Cosign. I really only want to hear boxing from him.
That's his specialty... Very knowledgeable in boxing.
Agreed, he actually knows what he is talking about in this sport.
Facts
Very much do, he’s actually reasonable
George Foreman is so smooth and likable- he could sell anything.
Like a grill maybe?
LOL Agree, I'd buy anything he'd sell
Maybe he should start sellling some grills.
I m a 100 pounds and still tring to "knock out the fat!" ...As he advetised
Randy when my daughter was about 13 or 14 she found out that George Foreman used to be a boxer and it kind of upset her. She must have seen some of his commercials and knew who he was without having any idea of how he got famous in the first place. I met him once myself and was struck by the fact that he was just as nice in person, if not more so, than the persona we see on TV.
A living legend and national treasure.
World treasure
I miss this man calling fights! Great childhood memories watching boxing with my Grandpa.. may he rest in peace
Not many legendary boxers at his age can still speak as flawlessly as him
I believe that
That's because he gave more punishment than he received.
@@ronpratt9766 Ha! indeed
He's a man of god.
@@ronpratt9766 huh? Have you seen some of the blows Foreman took to the head?! He just got lucky he isn't punch drunk
George Foreman grill got me through my toughest times financially
Camia Why did you sell it to buy some burgers?
@@jameswest4692 what would he have cooked the burgers on?
Ed Smith Music Rumour has it that it is possible to buy a burger ready cooked, im told its called fast food
@@jameswest4692 if he was struggling for cash then I highly doubt he bought several burgers with his last pennies. Enjoy your evening.
Ed Smith Music. Ancient Chinese proverb. Buy a man a burger and he will eat for a day, buy a man a george foreman grill and he will sell it to buy a burger with. Guten Abend.
I could listen to uncle George all day. What a guy!
I knew an ex-boxer back in the early '70s who had boxed George Foreman in a golden gloves match. He said Foreman knocked him down with a 6-inch punch. George is truly a one-of-a-kind person.
Bet he felt it the day after
This man is 70 talking like this. You can’t even tell that he boxed. Also love how George always has a happy aura about him.
HolyRollerTV there are boxers who haven’t been ko’d but still show signs of brain damage. Shane Mosley’s been tko’d once but listen to how bad he sounds now...
This guy was giving other people brain damage
He’s rich asf id be happy too
My aura would blind a fuckin ROOM 😎
Chief Eazii money helps but it won’t bring you happiness, not forever atleast
Andrew Bryant look at his head it’s like a big rock
wow George Foreman's mind is still sharp as a tack
for real
he saved all that brain power naming all of his children george
@@cribsmcgee8587 😂😂😂
lol cuz nobody back then could reach his head
Those years out of the sport saved him. I'm always happy to see him well and leading a healthy life.
I love this guy. A real monster in the ring, but one of the friendliest and most approachable guys outside the ring
George is such a humble guy, back in his comeback years he was trying hard to get a fight with Tyson
He peppered that story a bit. He definitely said Mike was scared of him. Cus and Mike were watching tapes of George when Mike was younger, and he said a guy like Foreman would be your worst nightmare. Apparently, George caught wind of it and was hilarious for throwing that in the story.
I can't tell from your comment if anything from the anecdote (if that's what it was) is untrue. What was "peppered", in your opinion? @@skepchica
Who doesn’t love George? One of the hardest hitting, most accomplished fighters ever. His accomplishments outside the ring are equally impressive-commentator, ambassador to the sport, business leader, spokesperson, public persona… Few would have predicted his life course back in his early career. Amazing!
And his work with youth, giving his own money to that cause. Seems like a stellar guy and one of the true units / mutants in his era of boxing
His personal development is even more impressive than his boxing achievements. God and Jesus bless him and we all.
don't forget the grills lmao
No doubt. You know the funny thing tho? He quit boxing in the 1970's to become a preacher. A couple times I saw video of him giving a sermon. I thought, he kind of stinks! Probably no one dared tell him he was an average preacher, LOL.
Don't forget the George foreman grill the billion dollar grill made lots of chicken breast on that thing lol
Wonderful interview! Hmmmm, conversation 🙂 I grew up watching heavyweight boxing. Listening to George, his positivity & respect for the sport is refreshing ❤️
What a fantastic interview!!! Love Big George, Max is maturing more and more every day.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥊🥊
George is one of the greatest people and boxers of all time.
George is a living legend, this man is underrated as a person
Mike Oxlong Amen
No he's not
@@wilsonsaintil981 As rated as he is, he is still underrated.
@@kevblueman Foreman is rated just as Ali rated him: a girl that fights like a sissy. The man had no energy, and his punches were like a girl slap.
eLasVegas 8 News work on that trolling.....
George Foreman may have lost legendary fights in the ring,but he became a legendary winner in life! And he's doing better than most who came from his era in boxing! Gotta respect that!💯
He also won legendary fights. Don't trip.
I love this interviewers passion, he's asking really great questions
Mike Tyson's footwork, in his prime, is not spoken about enough
Absolutely. People only remember the strength and not the finesse. When he was honed in I don’t believe anyone stops him. If cus would have lived just a few years the world would have seen a different story play out
shawn r facts
shawn r big time.he wouldve retired champion around 2002 i bet.if he couldve kept it together no one was beating him
Great footwork is not spoken enough about period.
Think about all of the Goats of each sport. Bruce Lee, Mohammad Ali and Micheal Jordan, all great footwork.
@EveryChevyChase Tysons quick inside combos and counters were too fast for most people to notice. Tyson faught by feeling and anticipation. Tyson didn't just throw memorized combos. His timing was pure instinct. His technique is where he got his power from.
Just bought a George Foreman Grill on Amazon for $14... He still winning!
Great indoor electric grill
Me too about 6 months back
T0PSECRET true story. He chose a blender over the grill lol I don’t even think the blender ever came out.
LuckyEdit he made atleast $ 3.75 off you 😂
Dude I've got the one that will do like 8 burgers at a time and use it about 3-4 times a week
The thing I am most imprrsses by George is that he is not damaged at all. He is healthy and has a very sharp mind despite so many years boxing against the best fighters.
Pure Class!
So refreshing listening to him speak about boxing and life!
He’s a gentleman and a great sportsman. A legend and a class act.
Matthew L. Kelly 🎯Exactly
Yea I always had love for George. Seemed like a good dude.
Matthew L. Kelly and very humble.
What a sportsman, what a salesman, what a character.
Absolute legend.
Absolotwly
He could sell sand to the arabs that guy
What a kindhearted, gracious man.
such a kind soul. I love listening to George talk. Makes me wish I had a grandpa like him.
Nothing left to say.. When a Monster calls Another Monster a “Absolute Monster”.. Believe it!!!!!!!
Salute Big George Foreman!!!
Apparently, you must be broke. Foreman is trying to hype his cheap products. Tyson could not get past Holyfield in prime. He lost his biggest fight after becoming champion. There is no comparable Liston that Tyson has beaten.
@Tyson MMA Exactly. Or casuals who weren't even alive to witness Mike Tyson fights in the 80's and even pre-prison. Dude was a phenom. THAT Tyson doesn't lose to Holyfield.
eLasVegas 8 News You're gonna have a hard time finding a majority of guys over age 45 who don't think that for a time NO ONE could beat Tyson...not until Don King got ahold of him.
@@eLasVegas Tyson fought Holyfield in his prime?
@Tyson MMA exactly
George Foreman is a national treasure.
*international
A universe treasure matey. The example to the immortals what the ultimate mortal is
hard hitter with a kind soul.
Burgers aren’t half bad either
Yeah I lov him more than Alih and frazier
Gotta love big George. One of the truly good ones
You gotta love George.
A child of God with a gentle heart and a joy for life.
Also a business man, those plugs were priceless. ... lol
An example of someone who is living better in his older years, that’s how I wanna be
Facts
Very much true!
George was the greatest FIGHTER of all time... plenty of good boxers... but chin to chin... nobody is touching this dude...
great line
Jesus is the reason he is living better. I don't know if you're a follower of Christ or not, but that is the reason. You just see it in certain people, and he's an example of that.
George himself a hardest puncher complementing Tyson shows how humble and composed the man is.. True legend!!!
True legend..this man never gets old...he thinks so clear and very articulated..
“Tyson was a monster” yes he was, but a young Foreman was quite a monster as well
When Foreman was young, he could take a guy's head off with his punches, he was an absolute beast. George could hit a guy anywhere and he could knock him out, he even said that himself. Most of his opponents were afraid of him, except for Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Young.
James Hurtado As good as Tyson was in his prime- I think George would have made quick work of him with George in his prime also.
George Carter he would have been at a serious disadvantage speed wise, but he would have had the reach and size advantage.
would be up there in my list of dream matches
@@jimgarner643 Your forgetting another one …….Smoking Joe Frazier
James Hurtado Foreman would have been at the speed dis advantage. Power, reach- Tyson never felt power like George woulda put on his body. I just don't think he would have been the last man standing.
Big George is one of my favorite human beings, ever.
Facts
I’m waiting for him to bring out the George Forman teddy bear
I remember when George Foreman began his professional career. He was not very likable back then. He later made his comeback and reinvented himself, and showed another side. He's one of the most admired boxers of all time, and one of the smartest.
Amen to that!
no doubt. me either
Great interview! Absolutely one of the best ever!
We all love George Foreman. Always a true warrior, caring, big loving guy. God bless , this man 🙏
He’s such a gentle soul for a man who took a few in his boxing career.
David Thompson
Indeed, hartwarming 😊
Last of the legends!
Cheers bro 🤙🏾
Ha maybe in his older years🤣
Valerie Texan makes me admire him more
More than a few, one night he fought 5 people!
Thats what happens when you get old and the testosterone levels fall.
You don't realize that you're around greatness until it's gone. ... I needed this in my life. ... George Foreman - A Legend.
It's so cool that here's a legend that fought in two of the greatest HW eras and against Ali, Frazier, Lyle, Holyfield, Moorer, Cooney, and Morrison, to name a few. And he's sharp as a tack and a great communicator. Walking boxing history book right there
Indeed!!!
I am so happy that boxing is on an upswing. We need this for our lost youth, boxing, MMA, any type of Marshall arts. As the great Teddy Atlas says, boxing is the great equalizer.
yes Foreman a legend, able to become a World champion at 42, while that weak guy, Ali, fucked up at thirty.
What a fantastic interview. I could listen to Foreman talk all day.
I can watch it over and over again. What a wonderful guy!
He is smart, he’s engaging, he’s sharp. I love this guy!
He isn't, it's an act. I have first hand experience and know many others who have met or know him
bruce lee I believe Bruce lee. He knows much more
@@bdf248 I doubt it, he never met him
Foreman. Legend
Ali. Legend
Tyson. Legend
rnarine89 What about Larry Holmes?
Frazier too
Roy Jones Jr?
@cole phelps funny guy lol. Mike tyson is the GOAT. Mayweather is the justin bieber of boxing.
Liston. Legend
One of the best interviews. Really admire George.
A real puncher..from waay back…😎
Word
This man is an ICON. Intelligence, kindhearted, and a straight warrior. My hat of to you Big George.
I am pretty certain that Mike Tyson at his prime was maybe the most dangerous boxer ever.
Youngest HW champ all time
Never seen an aggressive fighter like Tyson
HANDS DOWN !!!! WITH OUT A DOUBT. IN HIS PRIME WITH OUT A DOUBT " THE BEST OF ALL TIME " He was knocking people out in under a minute!!!!!
100% true story. Tyson in his prime with Cus was unstoppable. He would have crushed Ali.
Human*
Beautiful man now,shows you how evolving takes time as the same with Mike Tyson.
Max is a class act. Love him. He knows George loves to pitch his products and he allow him to pitch to his heart contain. Love him
This is where Stephen A Smith doesn't come close to argue with Max in boxing
same way max doesnt know a tenth of what stephen a knows about basketball.
@@universe-ie2mk what does stephen a know about basketball
I can't believe I'm defending Steven A, but he frequently says he can't hold a candle to Max when it comes to boxing.
He never has. This is Max's wheelhouse
@@AllThingsKen 😂😂😂😂
George foreman is an absolute living legend. Amazing interview.
Yes George foreman is a boxing legend
Greater than Ali
I have the greatest admiration for George Foreman as a terrific human being . His accomplishments are many but his greatest accomplishment is just being a good man! Thank you Mr . Foreman .
I keep coming back to this interview, George is such a gentleman !
At his peak, Mike Tyson was a beast. That bobbin' and weaving before he stepped into that right or left hook was beautiful to watch.
Jai DaMann it was surgical the way he did that!!!!
Prime Mike Tyson beats any heavyweight in history except maybe Ali.
@@alvalankerofficial Yea maybe but I don't think Ali would've been able to stand that kind of snap quick instinctive speed and power. He would've got caught at some point. If not then I think Mike would've won by decision.
Yea but he'd have to open up and fight along the way. Tyson in his prime had a few fights that went the distance. He was successful in all of them. He never lost a decision. I do agree that Ali would've tried using that as a potential weakness of Mike, but I think he would've been highly disappointed in the end. Tyson throws bombs 1-12 rounds, but if he had a shot that would probably be it.
"in with", not into.
George Foreman ... seriously .. lets appreciate this man while He is here ..
❤🙏🏻☮
Ultimate humility and class. Love ya George!!
You can't not love George Foreman. Such a class act and with that could hit like a sledgehammer.
Great interview
Seems like George hasn't aged in the last 20 years.
More like 40 yrs, he's one of those clean living types.
Black don’t crack 🔥
Richard's World Traveler george foreman grill really works 😂
500 million in the bank helps keep you young!
because he found God
The humility of the legend that is George Foreman is so refreshing to hear and something that is greatly lacking in this era. ..
Exactly!
A wonderful sportsman, too few like that these days
I think George is the classic southern gentleman.
It’s cause their older now
@@Redfrog1011 ^
This man is pure motivation!!
What a great interview,I thought I d skip thru it,but I watched the whole thing,I love George and what a thoughtful,respectful interviewer.👍👍
Foreman knocking out Moorer after taking a beating most of the fight was one of the great moments in sports history. Foreman's response afterward,going to his knees and praying, made it even better.
True
You do know that was apart of gameplan? He purposely "took a beating" until the later rounds to conserve energy. He didn't respect Moorers power. It was a bait and switch tactic.
You have to remember, Foreman’s comeback was a joke and a freak show attraction until that very moment. Now we look at his comeback as proof that a comeback at that age is possible.
Go watch The Modern Martial artists video on how Big George took back his title. It's an amazing breakdown of the story.
I guarantee you, you won't regret it.
@@pirateman1144 I just watched it yesterday. Excellent video.
George looks and sounds great. Makes me happy to see this.
I love big George, very inspiring, and great job in the interview.
Whats NOT to LOVE about big George!!❤ Great fighter and a GREAT man!!! May God continue to bless you George. You are a true inspiration!!!
George Foreman: "Nobody can hit like Earnie Shavers!". A lot of respect for Big George.
Dope interview..My boi Max was geeked talking w/ George.
Truly. 😁😁😊😊
Hahaahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahaahahahahahah.....like a fan meeting there favorite artist or actor.
Like he just got some 94% pure when everybody else got 75
Dude went past being Sinbad the mean brute to a sweetheart
Mike and George had a few verbal spars. Glad Mike and George never fought.
That was a fun watch! What a great interview with one legend and a possible one in our broadcast spectrum! Keep up the good stuff!
George Foreman is a class act!!! 💪🥊
George: "You've heard of Rope-A-Dope?"
Max: "Yeah."
George: "Meet the Dope."
LMAO
🤣
Lol he lhao all the way to the bank.🎯
Lmao im done 😂😂😂😂
This dudes a genius. His transformations have been nothing but positive
The way he gives Liston and Joe Louis credit shows that with age comes wisdom... He is a very wise man
A class act all around. This man was boxing before I was born, glad to know about him.
George is just a wonderful human being. Even when he was young and mean, there was still something very pleasant about him.
Thought I was just here for him talking Tyson but the whole interview was great
Mike Tyson in his prime is easily the scariest fighter in boxing history. I've never seen so many opponents wet their pants before the fight even started.
Not true...try Dempsey...and MT would lose in micro seconds against a Greco wrestler, MT never would have survived in the MMA with just boxing... Highly Over rated outside of boxing which is limited
Prime George at that same effect on his opponents.
@@MrSilicon605 He was talking about boxing you idiot 😂
@@MrSilicon605 how tf is that relevant at all. Why does Tyson having limitation in another sport have to do with him in boxing?
Unless the opponent was a decent boxer in which case they KO Ed Tyson