as much as i wish that were true i disagree.i have every Tyson fight on dvd.(look on ebay if your interested).you would not believe the number of guys that looked and fought and had a fighting record worse than my crack head homeless uncle.i challenge any one to name more than five fighters Tyson fought who offered any kind of real career to boxing.once agin I loved watching tyson fight, Im not hatin just callin it like i see it.
The late eighties heavyweight class was really piss poor. Michael Spinks won the title for gosh sakes, a pumped up light heavy. The formula for beating Tyson has always been the same, a heavy with good footwork, a stiff jab, and stamina to withstand the initial assault. Not to mention when Tyson left Rooney, he became a head hunter. He no longer bobbed and weaved using his peakaboo defense to penetrate taller fighters outer layer of defense and ATTACK THE BODY. This is what normally brings fighters hands down. He wanted the quick one punch KO and this ended up being his downfall. (Plus cocaine, Don King, his penchant for women)
