Intimidation Factor: Tiger Woods or Mike Tyson

[INeedARemedy]

that and 3 day old, haggard hooker bagina juice.

"Slap your face. Treat you like a dirty little whore. Put my **** in your ass and then shove it down your throat"

Tyson never said anything that hardcore

 

[punkmother]

"Slap your face. Treat you like a dirty little whore. Put my **** in your ass and then shove it down your throat"

Tyson never said anything that hardcore

tyson said worse, it was just usually towards old men.

 

[Carl Drogo]

Thread isn't as retarded as you people are making it. The final pairing on Sunday in a golf tournament are the leaders. So whoever was trying to win the tournament would have to play alongside Tiger, shot for shot, the final day. "Sunday Tiger" was very well known for making his opponents crumble in his presence, he always wears red.

 

[FLYOVER BOSSMAN]

"Sunday Tiger" was very well known for making his opponents crumble in his presence, he always wears red.

Sunday Tiger could wear a human skin bodysuit and face on those Sundays and still not put the fear of God into his opponents like Tyson did.

 

[DangDaGawd]

Considering Don King fixed all of Tyson's early fights, I'd say it's clearly Tiger.

 

[Lord Commander Palis]

My dislike for golf turns into rage when I read stuff like TS's post.

Or when some fucking golfer is on the cover of Sports Illustrated or the top news on SportsCenter or somehow get compared to legitimate sportsmen/women.

The world > you

 

[Makani]

Not as dumb a question as it's being made out, but still, I mean...

 

[faustian]

lol @ everyone misunderstanding TS' question. Golf is a pseudosport but that's not the issue. Whose intimidation helped them most in their career?

I'll go with Tiger. Anyone who's ever been in a fight knows that whatever intimidation you were feeling in anticipation of a fight is pretty irrelevant once the fight is happening. On the other hand, golf is just an incessant series of stopping then starting so I could see how the intimidation would play a role throughout.

 

[Caution]

Old white men were terrified of Tiger, a black man on the golf course? And he wasn't even a caddy?

Besmirched.

 

[Corona]

Lol at being intimidated by another golfer.

 

[Goonerview]

I get what you're asking and the answer is still Tyson.

this is how I feel.

Ppl on here are mistakenly assuming that intimidation is purely physical, which it's not.

In football (soccer) terms, playing against Man Utd at Old Trafford under Alex Ferguson was intimidating, teams often turned up expecting to lose.

 

[Goonerview]

"Slap your face. Treat you like a dirty little whore. Put my **** in your ass and then shove it down your throat"

Tyson never said anything that hardcore

Dunno about that ... "I wanna eat your kids" is a pretty hardcore way to intimidate someone.

 

[PRIDEWASBETTER]

"Slap your face. Treat you like a dirty little whore. Put my **** in your ass and then shove it down your throat"

Tyson never said anything that hardcore

lol

Tyson did say, "I'm gonna fuck you til you love me, *********."

Is that just pillow talk to you?

 

[Uptown Swinger]

Mike Tyson








Tonya Harding
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Gina Carano


Tiger

 

[Madmick]

they are paired by leaderboard standings and you could see tiger's playing partners shrink on sundays. they absolutely felt the pressure and failed miserably far more often than not.

that said, i go with tyson in his prime.

Yeah, this.

 

[armbarforhire]

Its just nonsense to compare Tiger to a guy that not only was as dominant in his sport as he, but actually could send you to the hospital fullfilling every definition of intimidation the dictionary provides.

 

[armbarforhire]

lol @ everyone misunderstanding TS' question. Golf is a pseudosport but that's not the issue. Whose intimidation helped them most in their career?

I'll go with Tiger. Anyone who's ever been in a fight knows that whatever intimidation you were feeling in anticipation of a fight is pretty irrelevant once the fight is happening. On the other hand, golf is just an incessant series of stopping then starting so I could see how the intimidation would play a role throughout.

Not really you are not supposed to go 100% with a hothead and lose your brains in boxing, fights will last 20 seconds our at least you will run out of gas in that time. Its not really like a fight.

You can also see guys get more and more intimidated as the first punches land (trow less punches, run more ) and guys quitting in between rounds.

LOOK AT 8:30

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[ProBoxingInsidr]

how is this a question? mike tyson was getting ready to punch you in the face. that is real. woods' intimidation was in your mind. if you were weak minded, then its on you

 

[Hog-train]

this is how I feel.

Ppl on here are mistakenly assuming that intimidation is purely physical, which it's not.

In football (soccer) terms, playing against Man Utd at Old Trafford under Alex Ferguson was intimidating, teams often turned up expecting to lose.

Tiger's opponents were no doubt psychologically intimidated by him in his prime.

But some of Tyson's opponent's would literally throw up in nervousness before the fight. No comparison.

 

[ProBoxingInsidr]

this is how I feel.

Ppl on here are mistakenly assuming that intimidation is purely physical, which it's not.

In football (soccer) terms, playing against Man Utd at Old Trafford under Alex Ferguson was intimidating, teams often turned up expecting to lose.

i disagree. i think people understand that intimidation can be mental as well as physical. however, there is a huge difference between knowing a man can put a ball in a hole quicker than you can and knowing a guy can kill you with a single punch