[QUOTE="tigermario"]What's with you guys thinking this entire board is the same poster? I'm sure there's thousands of users on this site.pyromaniac223
Similar name, same posting habits, board riddled with people who troll on several different accounts. Easy conclusion to make.why because I have mario in my name? That only narrows it down to a couple thousand users on this board.
They were playing that stupid ball game which looked horribly inaccurate and the Burnout Paradise which looked even worse. Fallon couldn't control either of the games at all. What has MS become? They're banking everything on this ridiculous motion controller and that stupid ball game and didn't even announce any big new first party titles for 360 at E3.
[QUOTE="andyboiii"][QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Ali, and it would not have even been close. If you watched Tyson's fights, and I think I saw almost all of them, he was unstoppable early, but like the schoolyard bully once he got hit back it was over. It was all mental with Tyson, he could have been one of the greats, but once he realized he wasn't the "baddest man on the planet", he was gunshy and timid, never committing to any one strategy if he was in with a decent opponent. Ali would have been in his head before the contract was even signed.btaylor2404
well said my friend Well thank you, I don't see how a boxing fan can even compare the two. So much of boxing is confidence (I know this too well, my favorite fighter and friend Jermaine Taylor has none) and without it talent or power doesn't matter a bit.Still disagree. As the other guy put it, Mike Tyson is like Joe Frazier on steroids, Tyson's meaner, hits harder, faster, and has a killer instinct like Joe Dempsy. Styles make fights and Frazier had a similar style to Tyson, and he gave Ali all kinds of problems. A short fighter with a good inside game game is bad news for Ali. To say it would not have been close is a joke. You could never underestimate a fighter with the one punch knockout power of Tyson. Ali does too much dancing and clowning. If Tyson gets a fighter in trouble he finshes nearly every time. Iron Mike 2nd round ko.
There is no question that Ali would have destroyed Tyson at any time of either man's career. If Holyfield, Lennox Lewis or even Buster Douglas could make him mentally quit, Ali might have killed him with 10,000 straight punches. Tyson broke down when opposed, and Ali broke people down exceptionally well.
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I'm not talking about the Tyson who lost too Holyfeild, Lennox or even Douglas.... when Tyson was at his best he was invincible (did you know he and Lennox sparred when they were in their teens and Tyson knocked him out of the ring? Tyson walked through the entire division and obliterated everything in his path. No disrespect to Ali, but he got knocked down alot in his career. I dont even think he would have survived the first two rounds against tyson, and if he did get knocked down, he wouldnt get up.
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