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| Kick'n it old school... A Total Bastard | Did anyone watch? Lewis absolutely shit kick Tyson. I had the feeling Tyson thought he was 20 again and could just walk up and knock someone out. Lewis, tactically, I though was brilliant. He grabbed and held Tyson when he came in close and hammered him with jab when he stepped back. After the 3rd or 4th round Tyson just wasn't throwing punches. I don't think he knew what was going on. He was even having a moan about something in his corner after round 7. He said I can't...... 3 or 4 times. Lewis just jabbed and threw right cross after right cross until Tyson dropped. You know these fights are hurting when they have LL cool J up in the booth giving his thoughts and feelings on the fight. Who fcuking cares? ![]()
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| Member | Aparently the opinions of black actors were the only one's that mattered in the broadcast. Cuba Gooding Jr, LL Cool J, Samuel Jackson and I believe Grady from Sanford and Son were all interviewed. Lewis battered ol' bighead Mike from round two on. No contest really. Lewis must now be recognized as the best Heavyweight since Ali. The most interesting part of the night was the post-fight humility displayed by Tyson. Some people have said that he was only being humble to get another fight with Lewis but I doubt that. He knows he can't beat THE MAN and has already stated that he is to big and too strong for him. I don't think that Tyson wants to eat babies or stomp on children's testicles. He blames the media for the public's perception of him, therefore he figured he was giving them what they wanted in "those" interviews. "Nasty" Tyson is probably gone. This is not to say that he will no longer fight. If Lewis retires it will leave a huge void in the heavyweight ranks and their no reason to believe that Tyson could not win his share of fights versus lesser competition. For example, I think he could probably beat Ruiz if he were to take his training seriously. He might even be able to beat a very punchy Evander Holyfield. Young contenders like Johnson and Klychko are another story all together though. To have a chance, he'll have to train somewhere other than Hawaii and for longer than six weeks. As for Lewis, He is simply THE BEST. |
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