tullipan
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Na, da war ja wohl (bei einiger Ernsthaftigkeit im Denken) nicht viel anderes zu erwarten gewesen, oder ???counterpuncher schrieb:
Gruuuß
Andrzej_Golota
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Buster D schrieb:@Uhlan
Jetzt sei doch nicht so hart, in Polen durfte man wahrscheinlich zu Alis Glanzzeiten kein Feindfernsehen schauen. Das lockerte sich wohl erst in den 80igern, als halt zufällig Tyson gerade die Szene aufrollte
hingegen werden die deutschen nie einen Boxer im Schwergewicht sehen der wenigstens mal weltspitze sein darf :laugh2:
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Andrzej_Golota schrieb:
Und wenn, dann sind sie eh nur eingebürgerte Polen :laugh2: :teufel:
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Buster D schrieb:Wir haben zumindest schon mal einen zu Gesicht bekommen, jedenfalls hat mein Opa das behauptet
Meinst du Maxek Schmellingski?
Kali
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@ Buster D
:thumb:
Manchmal verstehe ich boxrec auch nicht.
Zu Tyson: Das erinnert mich sehr an 1995, damals gab er auch gegen irischstämmiges Kannonenfutter (McNeely) ein Comeback. Wie damals, wird wohl auch nun Tyson in Runde 1 gewinnen, sollte er eingermaßen fit in den Ring steigen.
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Manchmal verstehe ich boxrec auch nicht.
Zu Tyson: Das erinnert mich sehr an 1995, damals gab er auch gegen irischstämmiges Kannonenfutter (McNeely) ein Comeback. Wie damals, wird wohl auch nun Tyson in Runde 1 gewinnen, sollte er eingermaßen fit in den Ring steigen.
Buster D schrieb:Wir haben zumindest schon mal einen zu Gesicht bekommen, jedenfalls hat mein Opa das behauptet
Und mit eingebürgerten Polen könnte ich eigentlich auch gut leben, nur sehe ich leider derzeit keinen, bei dem sich eine Einbürgerung lohnen würde
Also ich finde die eingebürgerten Polinen mit den großen, schönen Silikon-Brüsten gar nicht so ohne
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Jungs, ihr meint doch nicht etwa Therasa Orlowski?!
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Buster D schrieb:Ansonsten schließe ich mich Dir an, das beste an den Polinnen (ob nun mitlerweile Deutsche oder nicht) ist zudem, dass sie häufig Silikon nicht nötig haben
hab deinen Satz nur überflogen und dachte schon ,daß da steht..
"das beste an den Polinen ist (.....) der Silikon" :laugh2: :laugh2:
Ist der Mc Bride-Fight jetzt eigentlich perfekt? Außer bei www.boxrec.com hab ich da noch nix gelesen. In einem anderen Forum hält sich das Gerücht, daß Tyson Ende Juli gegen Brewster boxen soll. Das wäre mir lieber, denn ein Kampf gegen Mc Bride wäre Zeitverschwendung und viel Zeit hat Tyson ja nicht mehr.
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Ich habe auf fightnews.com gelesen,dass der tyson-mc bride am 31.juli steigen soll.Tysons manager meinte,dass man mit mc bride noch die finanzielle seite klären müsste,aber sehr bald alles in trockenen tüchern sei.
Ausserdem soll K-1 den tyson kampf promoten.
Ausserdem soll K-1 den tyson kampf promoten.
jack blackburn schrieb:
pril 30, 2004
By Lisa Scott
Photo by Lisa Scott
'Iron' Mike Tyson is apparently set to return to the ring on July 31st and will most likely face Kevin McBride (31-4-1, 26 KO's), a 6'6" Irish journeyman who currently resides in Brockton, MA (and has a 10 inch reach advantage). As a venue has yet to be selected, Tyson's fight will indeed be promoted by K-1, a mixed-martial arts outfit who reportedly signed Tyson to the tune of $9.5 million. Fightnews spoke to Tyson's advisor, Shelly Finkel who stated that "July 31st is a go and it will be promoted by K-1, but we are still in negotiations with McBride and that could be finalized as early as next week."
Additionally, Tyson (who turns 38 years old in June) has hired Freddie Roach as his trainer and they will begin working together after Roach accompanies Virgil Hill to South Africa to face WBA cruiser champ Jean Mark Mormeck on May 22. Tyson (50-4, 44 KO's) is currently in Arizona where he is doing weight training and road work on his own. Several weeks ago, the former two-time heavyweight champ secured a gym in Phoenix so that he could train in seclusion, however he has yet to show up.
But, Tyson did make an appearance at the Byrd-Golota fight at NY's Madison Square Garden two weeks ago. The crowd of 12,000 stood and cheered upon his arrival, which created more applause than any of the 8 fights on the Don King card - combined. The audience's cries of â??We want Tyson!' were a clear indication that Tyson is still wildly adored by NY fight fans.
Finkel also informed Fightnews that there have been active negotiations with Joe Mesi regarding a possible fight in November or December at the Garden. That bout however faces two obstacles. 1) Mesi's medical condition is still uncertain, and 2) Tyson has yet to apply (let alone be approved) for a boxing license from the pesky NYS Athletic Commission.
Also, recent reports that Tyson has formed 'Tyson Records,' a label for rappers are untrue. The news was erroneously plucked by some media outlets from a six-year-old NY Times article that was written on April 29, 1998. Of course, not long ago Tyson filed for bankruptcy protection and is not in a position to begin a new business venture.
Tyson last fought in February of 2003, where he scored a one round blowout over Clifford Etienne and previously in June of 2002 against Lennox Lewis. Being that today's heavyweight division is in desperate need of a skillfull bad a-- with a commanding presence and box office appeal, 'Iron' Mike looks to be serious about filling the bill once again and regaining another world championship.
Roach told Fightnews, "Now is the perfect time for Mike to take control of the division. The ideal scenario would be for MIke to get two fights in a row and then get him a title shot. He can do it. Mike can be heavyweight champ again... easy."
Also, gegen Brewster und Ruiz kann er bestimmt gewinnen. Gegen Byrd und Klitschko wirds schwierig. Warten wir erstmal ab wie er sich gegen Mc Bride präsentiert. Wollte Tyson nicht eigentlich mit diesem Panama Lewis trainieren?
:confused: Was solls.Roach ist mir da viel lieber.
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Tyson gibt offiziel Comeback
Mike Tyson wird nicht zum K1 Sport wechseln sondern gibt sein Comeback am 31. Juli. Sein gegener ist der nicht alzu bekannte Kevin MC Bride der in keinen der 4 großen Verbände unter den Top 15 steht. Freddie Roach: Wenn Mike diszipliniert Trainiert hat er gegen jeden der 4 Titelträger eine gute Chance. So wird der Kampf zwischen Vitali der schon immer gegen Mike antreten wollte wahrscheinlicher :ricardo:
(DSF-Text S.119)
PS: Ist Freddie Roach nicht der Co-Trainer von Vitali?
Mike Tyson wird nicht zum K1 Sport wechseln sondern gibt sein Comeback am 31. Juli. Sein gegener ist der nicht alzu bekannte Kevin MC Bride der in keinen der 4 großen Verbände unter den Top 15 steht. Freddie Roach: Wenn Mike diszipliniert Trainiert hat er gegen jeden der 4 Titelträger eine gute Chance. So wird der Kampf zwischen Vitali der schon immer gegen Mike antreten wollte wahrscheinlicher :ricardo:
(DSF-Text S.119)
PS: Ist Freddie Roach nicht der Co-Trainer von Vitali?
jack blackburn
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Freddie Roach ist schon einige zeit nicht mehr der cotrainer von v.k,der kampf wird aber von K-1 promotet.
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jack blackburn schrieb:
@jack
1) Freddie Roach war der Co-Trainer von Wladimir und nicht von Vitali.
2) Er trainiert Tyson.
Former world heavyweight champion and still the biggest draw in the sport, ?Iron? Mike Tyson has set a date to return to the ring. On the 31st of July, Tyson is planning to get in with Kevin McBride (31-4-1, 26KOs). Although relatively unknown, McBride is a giant with an 82? reach, standing at 6?6? and 260 pounds. Tyson?s manager, Shelly Finkel said he believes the fight will be finalized next week.
Finkel?s plan was to have Tyson fight a pair of tune-up bouts, followed by a mega fight against Joe Mesi in Madison Square Garden at the end of the year. That may have to be altered if Mesi?s medical condition is as bad as rumors say.
"We should have something definite by next week," said Finkel. "There's a lot of anticipation for him to come back."
Finkel said he is still working to secure a venue and is deciding on the television broadcast. The mixed martial arts company K-1 will be promoting the event that may end up on pay-per-view. It could also end up on Showtime.
"We're in the negotiating process now," said Showtime's Jay Larkin. "But this is by no means an announcement."
Freddie Roach, who trained Tyson in his last fight against Clifford Etienne 14 months ago, will be back in his corner this time around. While in preparation for the 49 second destruction of Etienne, the Roach-Tyson training camp broke up a week before the fight due to a money problem with Tyson and Showtime.
"We had a good camp the last time before the last week," said Roach. "The division is not good and he knows he can get in shape and beat any of these guys."
Roach will begin training Tyson in about a month. He is currently getting Virgil Hill ready for this fight with Jean-Marc Mormeck for the WBA cruiserweight title. Until then, Tyson will be training on his own in Arizona.
"I think he can beat any of the four guys out there that are champions," said Roach. "He just needs to have discipline and get in shape."
McBride has been picked as a walkover opponent. Tyson should have little trouble with him, but in this sport and especially with Tyson, you never know what is going to happen.
McBride is from Clones, Ireland, but now resides in Brockton, Massachusetts, hometown of heavyweight legend Rocky Marciano. McBride has only been in with good competition on 2 occasions. Both were disastrous. In 1997 McBride was stopped by Alex Schulz in 9. Then in 2002, even though he was outweighed by 60 pounds, DaVarryl Williamson stopped McBride in 5. He has also been stopped by Louis Monaco (13-27-4, 6 KOs) and Michael Murray(16-26, 9 KOs). Since 1996, Murray is 1-17, with McBride being his only win.
Finkel?s plan was to have Tyson fight a pair of tune-up bouts, followed by a mega fight against Joe Mesi in Madison Square Garden at the end of the year. That may have to be altered if Mesi?s medical condition is as bad as rumors say.
"We should have something definite by next week," said Finkel. "There's a lot of anticipation for him to come back."
Finkel said he is still working to secure a venue and is deciding on the television broadcast. The mixed martial arts company K-1 will be promoting the event that may end up on pay-per-view. It could also end up on Showtime.
"We're in the negotiating process now," said Showtime's Jay Larkin. "But this is by no means an announcement."
Freddie Roach, who trained Tyson in his last fight against Clifford Etienne 14 months ago, will be back in his corner this time around. While in preparation for the 49 second destruction of Etienne, the Roach-Tyson training camp broke up a week before the fight due to a money problem with Tyson and Showtime.
"We had a good camp the last time before the last week," said Roach. "The division is not good and he knows he can get in shape and beat any of these guys."
Roach will begin training Tyson in about a month. He is currently getting Virgil Hill ready for this fight with Jean-Marc Mormeck for the WBA cruiserweight title. Until then, Tyson will be training on his own in Arizona.
"I think he can beat any of the four guys out there that are champions," said Roach. "He just needs to have discipline and get in shape."
McBride has been picked as a walkover opponent. Tyson should have little trouble with him, but in this sport and especially with Tyson, you never know what is going to happen.
McBride is from Clones, Ireland, but now resides in Brockton, Massachusetts, hometown of heavyweight legend Rocky Marciano. McBride has only been in with good competition on 2 occasions. Both were disastrous. In 1997 McBride was stopped by Alex Schulz in 9. Then in 2002, even though he was outweighed by 60 pounds, DaVarryl Williamson stopped McBride in 5. He has also been stopped by Louis Monaco (13-27-4, 6 KOs) and Michael Murray(16-26, 9 KOs). Since 1996, Murray is 1-17, with McBride being his only win.