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Wo gibt es im Internet Infos über den Islam? Mich würde das sehr interessieren. Kannst du mir da helfen?
Ich möchte mein Leben mit Hilfe von Allah verbessern und Kraft aus dem Glauben zu Allah gewinnen.
Das ist mein ernst.
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Wo gibt es im Internet Infos über den Islam? Mich würde das sehr interessieren. Kannst du mir da helfen?
Ich möchte mein Leben mit Hilfe von Allah verbessern und Kraft aus dem Glauben zu Allah gewinnen.
Das ist mein ernst.
:ricardo:
Nachfolgend ein sehr interessanter Artikel von Ron Borges zum größten Fight der Schwergewichtsgeschichte:
Tyson-Lewis
March 29, 2002
John Russell knows how to beat Mike Tyson. Eleven weeks from now, he believes Lennox Lewis will know how to beat him too.
Russell was the man who first exposed Tyson's vulnerabilities when he trained an underdog named Buster Douglas, giving him a battle plan that Douglas executed perfectly. So perfectly, in fact, that Douglas destroyed Tyson in Tokyo 12 years ago, knocking him out in 10 rounds with a style that Russell says is the blueprint for what Lewis needs to do when he faces Tyson June 8 at the Pyramid in Memphis.
You don't want to stand in front of the guy,'' Douglas' now retired trainer said this week from Florida. You want to use your jab and turn Mike a lot. When you turn Mike he's offbalance and he can't hurt you. He can't punch unless he's set to punch.
Mike is powerful with both hands so it doesn't matter which direction you move in but you have to keep firing on him so he can't get set. Once you turn him, you either have to throw punches or back off and re-start.
We told Buster Tyson could only hurt him when he was set to punch. Every time you turn him he has to re-set before he can punch. I never thought of Mike as a great athlete. He's a great puncher but I never could see him as much of a basketball player, for example. He was taught right but he was programmed. Get him out of that program and he doesn't have other options he can go to.
So when you turn him, that's when you can hurt him and he can't hurt you. But if you stand in front of him, you're in trouble. Buster didn't do that.''
Russell doesn't think Lewis will either in part because he has a good idea how Lewis and trainer Emanuel Steward will spend most of their evenings in the months leading up to this most anticipated - and frankly unexpected - match. Watching an old war movie.
I'm sure they'll watch a lot of Buster Douglas tapes,'' Russell said, laughingly. ``Lennox is cautious as hell. He won't stand in front of him and let Tyson attack. One thing you can't do - and we kept telling that to Buster - is you can't stay in front of Mike and lean in when he gets close because he'll hit you with that uppercut. The one time Buster stopped punching to admire his work and leaned in Tyson dropped him (in the eighth round). Buster got lazy and he got caught. Lewis will see that too.''
One guy who knows both fighters well is Tommy Brooks, who has been training Tyson the past several years before being dismissed after his most recent bout with Brian Nielsen last October after refusing to take a paycut for what is expected to be the richest fight in boxing history, the showdown with Lewis.
Brooks has always insisted Tyson would knock Lewis out and he still believes that's a possibility but he also believes Tyson's decision to go with inexperienced Stacy McKinley and Jay Bright as his trainers for one of the biggest fights of his life calls into question his seriousness and puts him at a disadvantage he may not be able to overcome.
If Mike is fed the right information he'll be okay,'' Brooks said. The problem he has is closing the range on Lewis. He has to find the right distance and get inside. If you can't bring the dynamite to the target it doesn't matter of you're explosive.
He can't stay on the outside and box with Lennox. If he do, he'll get killed. For Mike's sake I hope he wins but with those guys in his corner I think he's got no shot. If Lewis can keep Mike at long distance Tyson won't ever touch him. Lennox is good at that. He did it to (David) Tua. He did it to (Hasim) Rahman in the second fight. They never touched him. If Mike doesn't fight his way inside, he's in a lot of trouble.''
But what if Tyson does get inside Lewis' long jab and longer arms? What if Lewis can't do to him what Douglas did by constantly jabbing him and stopping him in his tracks before he was ready to punch? According to another of boxing's best trainers, if that happens Lennox Lewis will taste the kind of power he has never felt before.
I've had a lot of success with guys who sparred with Lewis,'' said Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, the former light heavyweight champion who fought under the name Eddie Gregory and now trains a stable of fighters in Las Vegas. ``I had Monte Barrett in his camp and I told Monte he had to stay on top of Lewis. Just throw two or three jabs and then when you get close hit him on the arms, on the biceps, anywhere. If you put a lot of pressure on Lennox you can back him up and then you can hurt him.
If you stay on the outside and try to box him you can't beat him. Mike has to be willing to throw two and three jabs at a time, keep his hands up and roll inside. Then he has to keep the pressure on Lennox when he's inside, throw hard body punches and look to do some damage. If he does, Lewis will slow down after a few rounds and go to the ropes. That's when Tyson could get him in trouble.
Mike should have no problem with him if he does that but he has to be willing to pull out all the stops. If he doesn't, Lennox Lewis is a major problem for him. It's up to Mike now.''
Perhaps so but is Mike up to what has to be done for him to defeat Lewis? Don Turner was in the corner the two times Evander Holyfield defeated Tyson and was there when Holyfield fought a draw and lost a close decision to Lewis and so he has a unique perspective on both fighters. What he sees, frankly, is not much of a contest unless Lewis freezes or gets old in the ring that night.
Lennox should beat Mike,'' Turner said from his North Carolina manse. ``Tyson won't get as close to Lewis as he needs to be to hurt him. Lewis won't fight with reckless abandon. He'll fight a very careful fight because the only way Tyson can beat him is if he gets close and bangs him out. Tyson won't throw enough combinations to do that.
For Mike to win, the minute there's contact he's got to throw combinations and let his hands go. If he could sustain what he had the first time around - any of what he had - he could put a little fear in Lewis but he hasn't shown the willingness to do what he did when he was younger for a long time.
If Tyson would cast caution to the wind and fight the way he did when he was young he'd be dangerous to Lewis but you seen him do that lately? He hasn't done that since 1988. It might happen, but I don't think so.''
Neither does the first man to show the world how to beat Tyson. Like Turner, Russell has seen no sign that Mike Tyson is willing to pull out all the stops any more in an attempt to win. Nor, more importantly, has he seen any reason to believe that Tyson can solve the kind of problems anyone following Douglas' game plan throws at him.
Tyson has lost a lot of his skills,'' Russell said. When he fired Tommy Brooks it made me think, `How much does he want to fight any more?' Mike needs someone to discipline him for a fight like this. He knows that but he wants yes men around because his confidence level is in the toilet.
I never thought much of Lennox as a fighter but he's honorable. He'll be ready. He'll know what to do. I'm not sure they'll fight but if they do, Lennox Lewis should stop Tyson.''
All he has to do is follow John Russell's plan...and not make a single mistake.
Quelle:http://www.hbo.com
Tyson-Lewis
March 29, 2002
John Russell knows how to beat Mike Tyson. Eleven weeks from now, he believes Lennox Lewis will know how to beat him too.
Russell was the man who first exposed Tyson's vulnerabilities when he trained an underdog named Buster Douglas, giving him a battle plan that Douglas executed perfectly. So perfectly, in fact, that Douglas destroyed Tyson in Tokyo 12 years ago, knocking him out in 10 rounds with a style that Russell says is the blueprint for what Lewis needs to do when he faces Tyson June 8 at the Pyramid in Memphis.
You don't want to stand in front of the guy,'' Douglas' now retired trainer said this week from Florida. You want to use your jab and turn Mike a lot. When you turn Mike he's offbalance and he can't hurt you. He can't punch unless he's set to punch.
Mike is powerful with both hands so it doesn't matter which direction you move in but you have to keep firing on him so he can't get set. Once you turn him, you either have to throw punches or back off and re-start.
We told Buster Tyson could only hurt him when he was set to punch. Every time you turn him he has to re-set before he can punch. I never thought of Mike as a great athlete. He's a great puncher but I never could see him as much of a basketball player, for example. He was taught right but he was programmed. Get him out of that program and he doesn't have other options he can go to.
So when you turn him, that's when you can hurt him and he can't hurt you. But if you stand in front of him, you're in trouble. Buster didn't do that.''
Russell doesn't think Lewis will either in part because he has a good idea how Lewis and trainer Emanuel Steward will spend most of their evenings in the months leading up to this most anticipated - and frankly unexpected - match. Watching an old war movie.
I'm sure they'll watch a lot of Buster Douglas tapes,'' Russell said, laughingly. ``Lennox is cautious as hell. He won't stand in front of him and let Tyson attack. One thing you can't do - and we kept telling that to Buster - is you can't stay in front of Mike and lean in when he gets close because he'll hit you with that uppercut. The one time Buster stopped punching to admire his work and leaned in Tyson dropped him (in the eighth round). Buster got lazy and he got caught. Lewis will see that too.''
One guy who knows both fighters well is Tommy Brooks, who has been training Tyson the past several years before being dismissed after his most recent bout with Brian Nielsen last October after refusing to take a paycut for what is expected to be the richest fight in boxing history, the showdown with Lewis.
Brooks has always insisted Tyson would knock Lewis out and he still believes that's a possibility but he also believes Tyson's decision to go with inexperienced Stacy McKinley and Jay Bright as his trainers for one of the biggest fights of his life calls into question his seriousness and puts him at a disadvantage he may not be able to overcome.
If Mike is fed the right information he'll be okay,'' Brooks said. The problem he has is closing the range on Lewis. He has to find the right distance and get inside. If you can't bring the dynamite to the target it doesn't matter of you're explosive.
He can't stay on the outside and box with Lennox. If he do, he'll get killed. For Mike's sake I hope he wins but with those guys in his corner I think he's got no shot. If Lewis can keep Mike at long distance Tyson won't ever touch him. Lennox is good at that. He did it to (David) Tua. He did it to (Hasim) Rahman in the second fight. They never touched him. If Mike doesn't fight his way inside, he's in a lot of trouble.''
But what if Tyson does get inside Lewis' long jab and longer arms? What if Lewis can't do to him what Douglas did by constantly jabbing him and stopping him in his tracks before he was ready to punch? According to another of boxing's best trainers, if that happens Lennox Lewis will taste the kind of power he has never felt before.
I've had a lot of success with guys who sparred with Lewis,'' said Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, the former light heavyweight champion who fought under the name Eddie Gregory and now trains a stable of fighters in Las Vegas. ``I had Monte Barrett in his camp and I told Monte he had to stay on top of Lewis. Just throw two or three jabs and then when you get close hit him on the arms, on the biceps, anywhere. If you put a lot of pressure on Lennox you can back him up and then you can hurt him.
If you stay on the outside and try to box him you can't beat him. Mike has to be willing to throw two and three jabs at a time, keep his hands up and roll inside. Then he has to keep the pressure on Lennox when he's inside, throw hard body punches and look to do some damage. If he does, Lewis will slow down after a few rounds and go to the ropes. That's when Tyson could get him in trouble.
Mike should have no problem with him if he does that but he has to be willing to pull out all the stops. If he doesn't, Lennox Lewis is a major problem for him. It's up to Mike now.''
Perhaps so but is Mike up to what has to be done for him to defeat Lewis? Don Turner was in the corner the two times Evander Holyfield defeated Tyson and was there when Holyfield fought a draw and lost a close decision to Lewis and so he has a unique perspective on both fighters. What he sees, frankly, is not much of a contest unless Lewis freezes or gets old in the ring that night.
Lennox should beat Mike,'' Turner said from his North Carolina manse. ``Tyson won't get as close to Lewis as he needs to be to hurt him. Lewis won't fight with reckless abandon. He'll fight a very careful fight because the only way Tyson can beat him is if he gets close and bangs him out. Tyson won't throw enough combinations to do that.
For Mike to win, the minute there's contact he's got to throw combinations and let his hands go. If he could sustain what he had the first time around - any of what he had - he could put a little fear in Lewis but he hasn't shown the willingness to do what he did when he was younger for a long time.
If Tyson would cast caution to the wind and fight the way he did when he was young he'd be dangerous to Lewis but you seen him do that lately? He hasn't done that since 1988. It might happen, but I don't think so.''
Neither does the first man to show the world how to beat Tyson. Like Turner, Russell has seen no sign that Mike Tyson is willing to pull out all the stops any more in an attempt to win. Nor, more importantly, has he seen any reason to believe that Tyson can solve the kind of problems anyone following Douglas' game plan throws at him.
Tyson has lost a lot of his skills,'' Russell said. When he fired Tommy Brooks it made me think, `How much does he want to fight any more?' Mike needs someone to discipline him for a fight like this. He knows that but he wants yes men around because his confidence level is in the toilet.
I never thought much of Lennox as a fighter but he's honorable. He'll be ready. He'll know what to do. I'm not sure they'll fight but if they do, Lennox Lewis should stop Tyson.''
All he has to do is follow John Russell's plan...and not make a single mistake.
Quelle:http://www.hbo.com
kim
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Danke Ralf,
war super interessant zu lesen.
war super interessant zu lesen.
chris☕
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Bin da ganz der Meinung von Brooks und Russel, wenn Tyson nicht mehr zeigt als in den letzten 10 Jahren, wird das für einen disziplinierten Lennox Lewis eine klare Angelegenheit. Gerade dem Taktiker Lewis wird es wohl gelingen können eine Strategie im Ring auch umzusetzen. Wie es in dem Artikel auch steht, Tyson ist am Liebsten von Ja-Sagern umgeben die ihn nicht kritisieren. Tyson tut bzw. hat in schon den letzten Jahren alles dafür getan um diesen wichtigen Kampf blamabel zu verlieren. Weiterhin sehe ich keine positiven Zeichen dafür daß Tyson gewinnen wird. Es gibt nichs was man Positives herausstellen könnte über ihn.
Guter Artikel.
Das Brooks nicht mehr Tysons Trainer ist, ist ein großes Problem und ein sehr unnötiges weil hausgemacht.
Tyson vs Lewis a go!
By Flattop
The Tyson Team has denied an Internet rumor that Mike Tyson has pulled out of the June 8th Lennox Lewis showdown. "This is a malicious attempt by a non-credible internet site to perpetrate a April Fool's prank," stated a source within the Tyson camp. "Boxing is a serious business. Mike's fight with Lewis is not a joking matter. We have enough controversy without an ill-mannered joke. This is damaging to the promotion, especially with tickets on sale in the next few days. We are looking into legal action." When Fightnews informed the fight venue, the Pyramid Arena in Memphis, Tennessee of the fabrication, representatives were shocked that a "Rosie Ruiz" was identified as a spokesperson for the Pyramid. Officials categorically deny the existence of "Rosie Ruiz" as an employee in any capacity. A statement by Alan Freeman, General Manger of The Pyramid will be issued today denying allegations that the Tyson-Lewis fight is off.
Das Brooks nicht mehr Tysons Trainer ist, ist ein großes Problem und ein sehr unnötiges weil hausgemacht.
Tyson vs Lewis a go!
By Flattop
The Tyson Team has denied an Internet rumor that Mike Tyson has pulled out of the June 8th Lennox Lewis showdown. "This is a malicious attempt by a non-credible internet site to perpetrate a April Fool's prank," stated a source within the Tyson camp. "Boxing is a serious business. Mike's fight with Lewis is not a joking matter. We have enough controversy without an ill-mannered joke. This is damaging to the promotion, especially with tickets on sale in the next few days. We are looking into legal action." When Fightnews informed the fight venue, the Pyramid Arena in Memphis, Tennessee of the fabrication, representatives were shocked that a "Rosie Ruiz" was identified as a spokesperson for the Pyramid. Officials categorically deny the existence of "Rosie Ruiz" as an employee in any capacity. A statement by Alan Freeman, General Manger of The Pyramid will be issued today denying allegations that the Tyson-Lewis fight is off.
Auch wenn einige deiner Einschätzungen zu Lewis (z.B. fallende Deckung) stimmen, liegst Du mit der obigen Aussage weit daneben.
In einem Boxkampf haben immer beide Kämpfer ein Wörtchen mitzureden, solange nicht einer der Kontrahenten völlig deklassiert ist. Weder Lewis, noch Tyson ist Fallobst. Beide sind gut genug, um den Kampf zu entscheiden.
Es mag ja deine Überzeugung sein, daß Tyson es allein in der Hand hat. Aber dann mußt Du wohl davon ausgehen, daß Lewis nichts (effektives) unternimmt, um Tyson daran zu hindern, eine Marschroute umzusetzen, die schon vorher bekannt ist. Das ist doch eher unwahrscheinlich, oder?
Ich sage nicht, daß Tyson keine Chance hätte, oder daß seine Form keine große Rolle spielen würde. Aber er ist nun mal berechenbar. Lewis hingegen ist der beste Schwergewichtler, wenn es darum geht, eine Taktik im Ring umzusetzen.
Für mich ist klar wie der Kampf anfängt und endet:
Runde 1: Erst tasten sich beide Boxer vorsichtig ab,Tyson fängt schon sehr agressiv an.
Runde 2: Tyson fängt wieder agressiv an,aufeinmal geht neben den Ring ein schöner Mann spazieren und Lewis schaut auf ihm und in diese Zeit bekommt Lewis ein linker Haken von Tyson aufs Kinn und Lewis steht nicht mehr auf.
Tyson is the newwwwwwwwwwwwwww WBC,IBF Heavyweight Champion offffffffffffffff the World
Runde 1: Erst tasten sich beide Boxer vorsichtig ab,Tyson fängt schon sehr agressiv an.
Runde 2: Tyson fängt wieder agressiv an,aufeinmal geht neben den Ring ein schöner Mann spazieren und Lewis schaut auf ihm und in diese Zeit bekommt Lewis ein linker Haken von Tyson aufs Kinn und Lewis steht nicht mehr auf.
Tyson is the newwwwwwwwwwwwwww WBC,IBF Heavyweight Champion offffffffffffffff the World
Original geschrieben von Ricardo
Für mich ist klar wie der Kampf anfängt und endet:
Runde 1: Erst tasten sich beide Boxer vorsichtig ab,Tyson fängt schon sehr agressiv an.
Runde 2: Tyson fängt wieder agressiv an,aufeinmal geht neben den Ring ein schöner Mann spazieren und Lewis schaut auf ihm und in diese Zeit bekommt Lewis ein linker Haken von Tyson aufs Kinn und Lewis steht nicht mehr auf.
Tyson is the newwwwwwwwwwwwwww WBC,IBF Heavyweight Champion offffffffffffffff the World
Und nach dem Kampf wird man sehen, wie Tyson dem schönen Mann einen Tausender zusteckt. Genial, Mr. Ricardo, einfach GENIAL!:laugh2:
Sag mal, wer hat eigentlich das Patent auf diese Taktik? Damit könntest Du ´ne Menge Geld verdienen! :laugh2:
kim
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hallo Ricardo,
Deine Taktik ist sehr fraglich, da Lewis diesem Mann vorher garantiert ein Sträuss`chen Petersilie hinter die Ohren gesteckt hat.
Wenn sich bei Mike ob des ständig bei Ihm einschlagenden Jab`s nun( der seiner Verzweiflung angemessenen) Hunger auf "lecker Öhr`chen" einstellt, wird er im Augenwinkel den vorbeilaufenden und garnierten Leckerbissen erblicken und total abgelenkt sein.
...der Rest ist klar.
Gruss KIM
Deine Taktik ist sehr fraglich, da Lewis diesem Mann vorher garantiert ein Sträuss`chen Petersilie hinter die Ohren gesteckt hat.
Wenn sich bei Mike ob des ständig bei Ihm einschlagenden Jab`s nun( der seiner Verzweiflung angemessenen) Hunger auf "lecker Öhr`chen" einstellt, wird er im Augenwinkel den vorbeilaufenden und garnierten Leckerbissen erblicken und total abgelenkt sein.
...der Rest ist klar.
Gruss KIM
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wenn es tyson auch nur einmal schafft, am mann zu explodieren, dann sieht es übel für lewis aus. wenn das nicht passiert, wird tyson ähnlich vorgeführt wie tua!
kim
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Lewis ist nicht der Mann, dem im "aufgezwungenen Infight" nichts mehr einfällt. Lewis ist nicht Vitali (dem würde ich im brutalen Infight nur noch eine 20% Chance einräumen wollen) Lewis dagegen kann beachtliche Seit- und Aufwärtshaken (auch auf engstem Raum) abschiessen.....Mike weiss das sicher.
Ich sehe im Kampf Mann an Mann lediglich die 50:50 Chance von Mike. Sollte Mike den Infight öfters suchen (was er ob seiner Armlänge ja zweifelos muß), dann wird der Kampf ohnehin nicht
> Runde 5 laufen.....bis dahin liegt einer der beiden schon im Dreck.
Da sollte man sein Hefeweizen schon vorher getrunken haben und die Tüte Chips nicht allzu groß auswählen.
Auf alle Fälle wird es ein super-super-super interessante Paarung, die einen jeden echten Box-Fan die Junge schnalzen lässt. Ich freu mich schon riesig.
....go, Lennox go !
Ich sehe im Kampf Mann an Mann lediglich die 50:50 Chance von Mike. Sollte Mike den Infight öfters suchen (was er ob seiner Armlänge ja zweifelos muß), dann wird der Kampf ohnehin nicht
> Runde 5 laufen.....bis dahin liegt einer der beiden schon im Dreck.
Da sollte man sein Hefeweizen schon vorher getrunken haben und die Tüte Chips nicht allzu groß auswählen.
Auf alle Fälle wird es ein super-super-super interessante Paarung, die einen jeden echten Box-Fan die Junge schnalzen lässt. Ich freu mich schon riesig.
....go, Lennox go !
@ kim
Mit 50 : 50 überschätzt Du LL´s Chancen im Infight dann doch. Ich stimme zu, daß Lewis auch auf kürzester Distanz noch mitmischen kann. Aber Iron Mike hat aufgrund seiner Statur Vorteile, ist sozusagen auf den Infight spezialsiert und hat das bessere Kinn.
Lewis muß IMO dafür sorgen, daß Tyson ratlos wird oder sogar die Lust daran verliert, in den Mann zu gehen. Auf lange und mittlere Distanz Aktionen setzen, nicht in die Defensive drängen lassen und den Infight unterbinden. Wenn er Tyson dazu bringen kann, wie ein gewisser samoanischer Stöpsel hinter ihm her zu trotten, hat Lewis den Kampf in der Tasche. Zugegeben, ein sehr fragliches Wenn.
Mit 50 : 50 überschätzt Du LL´s Chancen im Infight dann doch. Ich stimme zu, daß Lewis auch auf kürzester Distanz noch mitmischen kann. Aber Iron Mike hat aufgrund seiner Statur Vorteile, ist sozusagen auf den Infight spezialsiert und hat das bessere Kinn.
Lewis muß IMO dafür sorgen, daß Tyson ratlos wird oder sogar die Lust daran verliert, in den Mann zu gehen. Auf lange und mittlere Distanz Aktionen setzen, nicht in die Defensive drängen lassen und den Infight unterbinden. Wenn er Tyson dazu bringen kann, wie ein gewisser samoanischer Stöpsel hinter ihm her zu trotten, hat Lewis den Kampf in der Tasche. Zugegeben, ein sehr fragliches Wenn.
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Der Mythos Tyson verführt offenbar viele zu einer "romantisch" verklärten Bewertung seiner übriggebliebenen Leistungsfähigkeit.
Umgekehrt unterliegt Lewis einer unangemessen negativkritischen Einschätzung. Tyson hat eigentlich keine realistische Chance. Ich werde daher den Kampf ganz unaufgeregt verfolgen.
Umgekehrt unterliegt Lewis einer unangemessen negativkritischen Einschätzung. Tyson hat eigentlich keine realistische Chance. Ich werde daher den Kampf ganz unaufgeregt verfolgen.
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Das ist wohl ein Witz! Tyson ist immer noch ein Raubtier, während Lewis ein übergrosses Lämmchen mit überlangen Gliedern ist.
Wir werdens ja sehen. Tyson wird Lewis in der 4. oder 5. Runde ausknocken.
Wir werdens ja sehen. Tyson wird Lewis in der 4. oder 5. Runde ausknocken.
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M36SLUGGER,
das geht schon deshalb nicht weil Tyson schon in der dritten Runde verloren haben wird.
das geht schon deshalb nicht weil Tyson schon in der dritten Runde verloren haben wird.
Eric
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Wenn ich Lewis' Trainer wäre, würde ich wohl sagen:
"Du weisst was du zu tun hast."
Würde Tyson mich als gutbezahlten Trainer verpflichten würde ich ihm mitgeben:
"Mike, du bist der Grösste, du siehst klasse aus und du bist top in Form, nachdem du im Training nicht den Fehler gemacht hast dich zu sehr zu verausgaben. Jetzt geh raus und nutze die 15 zusätzlichen Kilo die du seit deinem letzten Kampf zugelegt hast, um dich nicht von Lewis rumschubsen zu lassen."
"Du weisst was du zu tun hast."
Würde Tyson mich als gutbezahlten Trainer verpflichten würde ich ihm mitgeben:
"Mike, du bist der Grösste, du siehst klasse aus und du bist top in Form, nachdem du im Training nicht den Fehler gemacht hast dich zu sehr zu verausgaben. Jetzt geh raus und nutze die 15 zusätzlichen Kilo die du seit deinem letzten Kampf zugelegt hast, um dich nicht von Lewis rumschubsen zu lassen."
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Guter Input DEVIL!
Lewistrainer zu Lewis: "...vielleicht knockt er dich aus bevor du Schmerzen spürst. Nein, bitte heul jetzt nicht los - das ist so entwürdigend!"
Tysontrainer zu Tyson: "ZERSTÖR IHN!"
Lewistrainer zu Lewis: "...vielleicht knockt er dich aus bevor du Schmerzen spürst. Nein, bitte heul jetzt nicht los - das ist so entwürdigend!"
Tysontrainer zu Tyson: "ZERSTÖR IHN!"
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