Mike Tyson at 49 yrs old...

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I know one you nikkas think you can do it. :lolbron:


Who's the brave soul?

Breh, I talk alot of shyt about but this is a talking about a world champion boxer here.

Strength is the last thing that leaves the body.
I'm not ashamed in the least to admit that 1 hit from him could end it :deadmanny:
 

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You do realize that ribs protect vital organs, organs that can be pierced by a broken rib correct?
Has nothing to do with strength


Freddy Roach said Tyson was not the hardest puncher he's ever trained.. He didn't have the density that othe boxers/punchers had.

he said what made tyson special/dangerous was the speed of his punches at a Heavyweight level. Unless you have the chin and conditioning of say a Emander Holyfield, it might be a closed casket no matter what age Tyson is.


You can tell by looking at the footage that he's gotten older but Tyson at 50 is still more dangerous than any ordinary nikka at any age, size, experience.

Deontay Wilder at this point will wash Tyson... but Tyson at the same age would wash Wilder with ease

Tyson on his back is just like any other inexperienced nikka on his back but getting there is the hard part. Can you deal with the movement and speed of a trained, experienced fighter long enough to attempt a takedown and submit him?


I keep trying to tell nikkas... good/great boxers are not ordinary nikkas. For the most part, most MMA athletes are ordinary nikkas who realize they can learn bare basic techniques and compete regardless. Boxers are forged in what is my opinion, the toughest and most dedicated sport. What we are beginning to see is athletes that are moderate boxers transitioning into MMA and doing good if they stick to the basics. Boxing is the most difficult yet simplest fighting art on the planet...IMO ofcourse
 
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Has nothing to do with strength


Freddy Roach said Tyson was not the hardest puncher he's ever trained.. He didn't have the density that othe boxers/punchers had.

he said what made tyson special/dangerous was the speed of his punches at a Heavyweight level. Unless you have the chin and conditioning of say a Emander Holyfield, it might be a closed casket no matter what age Tyson is.


You can tell by looking at the footage that he's gotten older but Tyson at 50 is still more dangerous than any ordinary nikka at any age, size, experience.

Deontay Wilder at this point will wash Tyson... but Tyson at the same age would wash Wilder with ease

Tyson on his back is just like any other inexperienced nikka on his back but getting there is the hard part. Can you deal with the movement and speed of a trained, experienced fighter long enough to attempt a takedown and submit him?


I keep trying to tell nikkas... good/great boxers are not ordinary nikkas. For the most part, most MMA athletes are ordinary nikkas who realize they can learn bare basic techniques and compete regardless. Boxers are forged in what is my opinion, the toughest and most dedicated sport. What we are beginning to see is athletes that are moderate boxers transitioning into MMA and doing good if they stick to the basics. Boxing is the most difficult yet simplest fighting art on the planet...IMO ofcourse

Was this post really intended for me? :patrice:
 

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And people also don't understand that Tysons style, at the size and weight he was, is difficult as fukk to do and master. Even though he was undersized, Tyson had the head movement, footwork, speed, and power of an olympic athlete.. no bullshyt neither.

He was like a heavyweight with ADHD. It's probably why he gassed out alot but for the amount of speed and movement, dude was an animal
 
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Was this post really intended for me? :patrice:
Not necessarily.. It wasn't for @Mowgli either really. I'm drunk and just rambling on shyt I've said in the past. It was just general statements

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My fault, i just realized who I quoted :mjlol:
 
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@Mowgli I respect BJJ bruhs but come on let's get real here
:comeon: yeah you gotta brown belt but that nikkas hands is = to 10 black belts and multiple world titles. We all know Ronda Rousey go hard on jujitsu but you saw how she did when she faced a girl with some hands. If any of us catch any of :flabbynsick: Tyson's hooks or uppercuts in the ribs/jaw/chin/gut its pretty much a wrap.
 
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