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Who was that guy Bugs Bunny fought for like 100 rounds and shot the rock of the ropes like a slingshot.
That guy
...the killer.
Who was that guy Bugs Bunny fought for like 100 rounds and shot the rock of the ropes like a slingshot.
That guy
Lary Holmes also said that Mike Tyson was the hardest he ever got hit by at one point. I think hes just a little punch drunk.
Still, the tapes dont lie, speed IS power if you are already throwing the punch right. Tyson hit harder than anyone, I dont know how you can dispute it. Atlas and even Cosell both said it and they've seen some great ones. LISTEN TO THE PUNCHES, they speak for themselves.
...the killer.
No i'm sorry it is not true. according you your logic the hardest hitters p4p would be meldrick taylor zab judah and sugar ray leonard. Speed does not equally equate to power. Also i've never heard larry holmes say otherwise to shavers hitting the hardest.
Even people in Tyson's own time hit harder than him. Pinklon thomas and razor ruddok said tommy morrison hit them harder. If Tyson's punches make a loud noise it doesn't mean he is by far the hardest hitter. It doesn't work like that, if fact tyson wasn' even close to one of the hardest hitters (i'm not taking anything away from him he had real Power).
Cosell is said to know very little about boxing. And I would have to see where atlas said he hit harder than anyone. He doesn't give tyson credit for shit. And even if he did how would he know, its not like he got hit by the other guys.
Also i don't remeber Atlas being in the original broadcast of the tyson berbeck fight. I remeber ray leonard and someone who was not atlas. I think their was another broadcast team too but i don't remeber atlas being on it.
Sugar Ray Robins is the best without question and boxing experts and fighters agree.
In your opinion maybe. No one is the proven greatest because its all a matter of personal opinion on what equals greatness. So if you, and all the experts, and all the boxers agree, that still dont mean shit.
Really though my opinion on this subject is a common one.
Based on how he did vs top tier competition durring the golden era of boxing, Id say its Ali at number 1.
Heres something wierd about my pick though, I think Tyson would have KOed Ali.
Ali said in an interview on Arsineo Hall, when asked who he thought would win between the two, that Tyson scared him, and "Im quick, but one punch from this guy and Im(then acted like he was asleep)".
Argue all you want, he would have lost the same way everyone else did in the 80's.
By being scared stiff of Tysons Punching power.
Now, if a much younger Ali disagreed, and was able to use his rediculously good footwork against Tysons flat-footed, str8 forward style. He would win in the 6th by KO
IMO
Lets see if that gets some life back in here.
I would the everyone agreeing on it would mean something
Did you just say Ali would be scared of Mike Tyson?