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By Allan Fox: Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson gave a fan an elbow last Friday at the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao weigh-in at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. Tyson reacted angrily when a fan all of a sudden draped his arm around Tyson to pose for a picture.
Mike Tyson
Mike Tyson, the legendary pugilist whose name reverberates in the annals of boxing lore. Renowned for his savage approach and daunting aura in the squared circle, Tyson shattered records to become the youngest ever heavyweight kingpin at merely 20. His career, adorned with thrilling battles, off-the-ring controversies, and a profound influence on boxing, weaves a narrative of complexity and magnitude. From a tumultuous upbringing to achieving iconic status, Tyson’s odyssey is a riveting chronicle of victory, hardship, and atonement, ensnaring the gaze of aficionados and skeptics alike.
Mike Tyson trashes Mayweather
By Chris Williams: Former Mike Tyson lashed out at Floyd Mayweather Jr. today in response to Mayweather saying that he feels he’s better than boxing great Muhammad Ali. It’s hard to understand why Tyson would sound off on Mayweather for him simply giving his opinion about a former boxer, because that kind of thing is normal for any fighter to do.
When you see an old guy from the past like Jack Dempsey or Rocky Marciano in one of their old fights on TV, the kneejerk reaction is likely for a pro fighter to assume that he could have beaten those guys if you could transport them to 2015. Mayweather was just being honest by him saying he’s better than Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson and Sugar Ray Leonard.
Mike Tyson goes off on Mayweather; Calls him Dirt, Delusional and a Small Scared Man
By Raj Parmar: Heavyweight great “Iron” Mike Tyson has made known how his thoughts about pound for pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr. as Floyd’s May 2nd mega fight with Manny Pacquiao draws very near for this Saturday night on May 2nd on HBO/Showtime pay-per-view from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tyson, 48, was at the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao final press conference yesterday at the MGM Grand for the fight and stated that he purposely chose to sit near the back of the press conference room to avoid being too close to Mayweather.
Is Boxing dead according to Mike Tyson?
By Jose Espinoza: Mike Tyson appeared on Comedy Central’s “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” where he made some startling comments about the sport that helped make him a household name.
Is Gennady Golovkin this generations Mike Tyson?
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By Wilmar Patino (Boxing’s Finest): Now before we jump the gun on crowning Gennady Golovkin as “the next Mike Tyson” lets begin with some of the similarities between them. Of course there are notable differences like the division they fight in, age difference between them in their best years, but as far as being “The Monster” of their respective divisions as Max Kellerman once said about Gennady Golovkin they do have some striking similarities between them when it comes to their aura in Boxing amongst others.
Golovkin’s promoter compares him to Mike Tyson
By Dan Ambrose: WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin’s promoter Tom Loeffler is comparing the hard hitting Golovkin to another Mike Tyson with the way that he’s been knocking out all of his opponents and quickly building up a huge fan base in a short period of time the same way Tyson did during his career.
Golovkin has stopped his last 18 opponents over a 7-year period. The last guy to go the distance with Golovkin was back in 2008 when Amar Amari was able to make it through 8 rounds in losing a one-sided unanimous decision.
The biggest fights that never happened
By Gav Duthie: As the optimism increases yet again for a possible superfight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquaio there is no doubt the most talked about fight in history. If it doesn’t actually happen in May or September 2015 it will also be the biggest fight never to have happened in the sport. This article focuses on some of the other big fights that we have missed out on over the years and who might have won. 
Ray Leonard 36-3-1 (25) v Aaron Pryor 39-1 (35)
Aaron Pryor was recently awarded recognition as the greatest light welterweight of the 20th century. The problem is all the big fights at this time Tommy Hearns, Wilfried Benitez, Roberto Duran, Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler were at 147lbs and above. He had beaten Hearns as an amateur and was dominating as a Jnr welterweight. After turning down consecutive offers of $500,000 to face Duran and Leonard, Pryor eventually agreed to step up to challenge Ray Leonard for his Welterweight title for $750,000. This fight WAS going to happen.
McCrory compares Anthony Joshua to Mike Tyson after win over Bakhtov
By Scott Gilfoid: Last night, heavyweight prospect Anthony Joshua (9-0, 9 KOs) defeated the much older and smaller 5’11”, 34-year-old journeyman Denis Bakhtov (38-10, 25 KOs) by a 2nd round knockout at the O2 Arena in London, UK to win the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) International heavyweight title.
It was such a mismatch in terms of size, age and talent that you really couldn’t get anything from the fight because Bakhtov was just too short, old and limited to do much with Joshua. In other words, it’s a fight that wasn’t worth putting together. I said before the fight this was a lateral move for Joshua from his previous opponent Konstantin Airich, who Joshua knocked out in 3 rounds last September, and it turns out I was 100 percent correct.
Mike Tyson: A ferocious fighter coming to a screen near you!
By Ivan Godfrey: It is being reported that 46 year-old actor Jamie Foxx has been cast to portray `Iron` Mike Tyson in a film adaptation of the former undisputed heavyweight champion`s life. Tyson appears very comfortable with the idea and even jokingly remarked that Foxx will need to start taking steroids in order to accurately portray the menacing stature that was Iron Mike in his prime.