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Sah tyson gestern zufällig auf rai 1, und es war wirklich toll wie er mit dem italienischen reporter, eher komiker lachte und witzte !!! 
zb. fragte ihn der reporter was er mit seinem geld gemacht hatte, Mike sagte darauf : zuert schiss ich geld und danach machte ich mit dem geld nur *******e. und so weiter, hab wirklich ne halbe stunde lang nur gelacht.
Wirklich schön zu sehen das es Mike gut geht !!! :thumb:
zb. fragte ihn der reporter was er mit seinem geld gemacht hatte, Mike sagte darauf : zuert schiss ich geld und danach machte ich mit dem geld nur *******e. und so weiter, hab wirklich ne halbe stunde lang nur gelacht.
Wirklich schön zu sehen das es Mike gut geht !!! :thumb:
The_Duke schrieb:Sah tyson gestern zufällig auf rai 1, und es war wirklich toll wie er mit dem italienischen reporter, eher komiker lachte und witzte !!!
zb. fragte ihn der reporter was er mit seinem geld gemacht hatte, Mike sagte darauf : zuert schiss ich geld und danach machte ich mit dem geld nur *******e. und so weiter, hab wirklich ne halbe stunde lang nur gelacht.
Wirklich schön zu sehen das es Mike gut geht !!! :thumb:
Angeblich hat er noch "New York , New York" gesungen.
Hier sieht Tyson besonders glücklich aus:
Hoffe nur , daß es ihm wirklich gut geht und nicht , daß er irgendwelche Pillen schluckt.
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Devil schrieb:Hier sieht Tyson besonders glücklich aus:
Ja. Ich finde das Bild cool.
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Hehehehehe ...thumbs-up schrieb:
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immer wenn ich in diesen thread reinschaue ,sage ich mir : hoffentlich endest du nicht so wie die tyson groupies....
mittlerweile ist iron Mike bei boxrec einen platz vor ....Cengiz Koc und 10 plätze vor Andreas Sidon.....
...und hier werden weiter "New York , New York" bilder gepostet..mit der hoffnung auf einen wm titel.
panik:
mittlerweile ist iron Mike bei boxrec einen platz vor ....Cengiz Koc und 10 plätze vor Andreas Sidon.....
...und hier werden weiter "New York , New York" bilder gepostet..mit der hoffnung auf einen wm titel.
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markus1234 schrieb:
Sowas ähnliches denke ich mir, wenn ich bei dir immer so reinschaue...
Interview mit Jeff Fenech
BoxingTalk: Jeff, are you and Tyson currently training together?
Jeff Fenech: Mike is in Italy. He left on Monday to present an award in Italy.
BT: You helped Mike out when he was training for his fight against Clifford Etienne, how did you two get working together again?
JF: Well, I’ve known Mike for many years and I’ve helped him many times. When he came out for the Hopkins-Eastman fight, he stayed with me, and we did some training. He asked me if I thought I could get him fit, because he knows what I can do. He knows that all my fighters are more than fit. I told him, “Mike, it’s up to you, Mate. It’s not up to me. I will get you fit if you want to get fit.” That’s when he said, “Yeah, let’s do it.” I’m really excited. This is a huge challenge for me. This might be my greatest ever challenge.
BT: Do you feel you have the respect from Mike that you will need to train him?
JF: I know Mike respects me and I respect him. When I’m with Mike, he’s a different person. We really enjoy each other’s company, we’re good mates, and I think that Mike will respond to my training.
BT: Mike has now had a multiple of people training him, what will be able to do that some of his other trainers could not?
JF: Nothing against the other trainers, but I just feel that Mike and I have a genuine respect for each other. I was with Mike before he fought Etienne, and I went home 5 days before the fight because I wasn’t going to tell Mike he did something good unless he did something good. I saw everybody there with him let Mike do what he wanted to do. I took this challenge because I love Mike Tyson, and I know if we can get everything together working then I believe that he can be world champion again. If I didn’t believe it, then I wouldn’t get into all this. I know I’m going to be away from my family for a long time doing this, and there is nothing more important that my two girls, my son, and my wife. There in the world is more important, no money, no nothing, but Mike has been a very close friend of mine, and he has showed me great kindness and generosity on many different occasions, and I want to give back to someone who is such a good friend of mine.
BT: Would you say that when you left Mike’s training camp that it was on bad terms?
JF: It wasn’t on bad terms. Mike had gotten a tattoo on his face, and I didn’t see that Mike was mentally right for the fight. Listen, when I’m with a fighter, I’m not one of those guys that shows up for an hour at the gym, I am with them 24/7. I stay at their house, and I saw the people driving Mike mad, and I saw the torture that Mike Tyson was going through, and I said to myself that I didn’t want to be a part of it. But before I left I told Mike, “Go in there and do your thing, and if you see that chance knock him out.” Mike is a highly strung guy, and when Mike is training with me I am going to see that he gets no phone calls from people that want to distract him. It’s all up to Mike though. I’m not a trainer of people who lose, and I’ve told Mike that. I’ve also told him that all I want to do is for he and I to go into this venture giving it 100%, no matter what happens, win or lose. If we knew walk away from the fight losing, at least we can say that we worked hard and have no excuses. Mike had excuses for why he lost his last fights, but it’s because he didn’t train properly. I want to erase those thoughts, let him be positive so he knows that he’s doing everything right, and if he’s doing everything right, then we’ll fight, if not then I’ll tell him. I’m not going to throw Mike in the ring thinking he’s going to lose.
BT: Can you get Mike back into the shape that he was in his prime?
JF: A Mike Tyson that can box ten rounds can beat a Klitschko. When I work with Mike, I’m going to get him fit for the whole fight, not for one round. I’ve told Mike, “Let’s get in some rounds, let’s work, let’s get the movement back, let’s get the confidence back, and let’s do it the right way.”
BT: How will your experience with training some of your other fighters influence how you train Mike?
JF: I have some great fighters. Lovemore N’dou showed tremendous courage against Junior Witter , Vic Darchinyan, who just won the IBF flyweight title against Irene Pacheco. I’ve got Hussein Hussein who is going to fight on the undercard of Morales-Pacquiao on March 19th against Jorge Arce. I have Danny Green who will no doubt be the super middleweight champion of the world when he knocks out Markus Beyer, and for Mike Tyson to see these guys work is going to push him and make him work harder. For the last five days that we’ve trained Mike has done some tremendous stuff, now what we have to work on is being able for ten rounds, not two.
BT: What is the first thing you will need to do to get Mike in fighting shape?
JF: I need to get him knowing and believing that he can go out there and box for ten or twelve rounds. We all have the same size heart, it’s the mental approach, it’s the mental preparation that happens before the fight that counts. If you don’t have that, how do you expect to do it in the real thing?
BT: Do you know when we could see Mike back in the ring?
JF: We’re looking at a date in June. I told Mike this morning before he left for Italy that if he was to fight in June, which is 12 weeks away, that I wouldn’t want him to train for 12 weeks. As long as he is doing the right thing like dieting, not doing things he knows he’s not suppose to do, like drinking, which he promised me he wouldn’t do, It will take us 8-10 weeks to get him in shape. I don’t want him to be sick of training, I want him to be able to enjoy his training.
BT: Will you try and change anything in Mike’s training that he has learned throughout his boxing career?
JF: I’m not going to try and change him, but I want to give him a bit more time to think in the ring. When Mike has time to think that is when he is most dangerous. Everybody has made promises about Mike Tyson. I’m not going to make any promises, but I am going to deliver Mike Tyson to the ring fitter than he’s been in the last 5 years, no doubt, and he will be ready to fight 12 rounds. I wouldn’t put him in the ring if I thought he could only box two rounds.
BoxingTalk thanks Mr. Fenech for taking the time to speak with us. We wish him great success both in and out of the ring.
BoxingTalk: Jeff, are you and Tyson currently training together?
Jeff Fenech: Mike is in Italy. He left on Monday to present an award in Italy.
BT: You helped Mike out when he was training for his fight against Clifford Etienne, how did you two get working together again?
JF: Well, I’ve known Mike for many years and I’ve helped him many times. When he came out for the Hopkins-Eastman fight, he stayed with me, and we did some training. He asked me if I thought I could get him fit, because he knows what I can do. He knows that all my fighters are more than fit. I told him, “Mike, it’s up to you, Mate. It’s not up to me. I will get you fit if you want to get fit.” That’s when he said, “Yeah, let’s do it.” I’m really excited. This is a huge challenge for me. This might be my greatest ever challenge.
BT: Do you feel you have the respect from Mike that you will need to train him?
JF: I know Mike respects me and I respect him. When I’m with Mike, he’s a different person. We really enjoy each other’s company, we’re good mates, and I think that Mike will respond to my training.
BT: Mike has now had a multiple of people training him, what will be able to do that some of his other trainers could not?
JF: Nothing against the other trainers, but I just feel that Mike and I have a genuine respect for each other. I was with Mike before he fought Etienne, and I went home 5 days before the fight because I wasn’t going to tell Mike he did something good unless he did something good. I saw everybody there with him let Mike do what he wanted to do. I took this challenge because I love Mike Tyson, and I know if we can get everything together working then I believe that he can be world champion again. If I didn’t believe it, then I wouldn’t get into all this. I know I’m going to be away from my family for a long time doing this, and there is nothing more important that my two girls, my son, and my wife. There in the world is more important, no money, no nothing, but Mike has been a very close friend of mine, and he has showed me great kindness and generosity on many different occasions, and I want to give back to someone who is such a good friend of mine.
BT: Would you say that when you left Mike’s training camp that it was on bad terms?
JF: It wasn’t on bad terms. Mike had gotten a tattoo on his face, and I didn’t see that Mike was mentally right for the fight. Listen, when I’m with a fighter, I’m not one of those guys that shows up for an hour at the gym, I am with them 24/7. I stay at their house, and I saw the people driving Mike mad, and I saw the torture that Mike Tyson was going through, and I said to myself that I didn’t want to be a part of it. But before I left I told Mike, “Go in there and do your thing, and if you see that chance knock him out.” Mike is a highly strung guy, and when Mike is training with me I am going to see that he gets no phone calls from people that want to distract him. It’s all up to Mike though. I’m not a trainer of people who lose, and I’ve told Mike that. I’ve also told him that all I want to do is for he and I to go into this venture giving it 100%, no matter what happens, win or lose. If we knew walk away from the fight losing, at least we can say that we worked hard and have no excuses. Mike had excuses for why he lost his last fights, but it’s because he didn’t train properly. I want to erase those thoughts, let him be positive so he knows that he’s doing everything right, and if he’s doing everything right, then we’ll fight, if not then I’ll tell him. I’m not going to throw Mike in the ring thinking he’s going to lose.
BT: Can you get Mike back into the shape that he was in his prime?
JF: A Mike Tyson that can box ten rounds can beat a Klitschko. When I work with Mike, I’m going to get him fit for the whole fight, not for one round. I’ve told Mike, “Let’s get in some rounds, let’s work, let’s get the movement back, let’s get the confidence back, and let’s do it the right way.”
BT: How will your experience with training some of your other fighters influence how you train Mike?
JF: I have some great fighters. Lovemore N’dou showed tremendous courage against Junior Witter , Vic Darchinyan, who just won the IBF flyweight title against Irene Pacheco. I’ve got Hussein Hussein who is going to fight on the undercard of Morales-Pacquiao on March 19th against Jorge Arce. I have Danny Green who will no doubt be the super middleweight champion of the world when he knocks out Markus Beyer, and for Mike Tyson to see these guys work is going to push him and make him work harder. For the last five days that we’ve trained Mike has done some tremendous stuff, now what we have to work on is being able for ten rounds, not two.
BT: What is the first thing you will need to do to get Mike in fighting shape?
JF: I need to get him knowing and believing that he can go out there and box for ten or twelve rounds. We all have the same size heart, it’s the mental approach, it’s the mental preparation that happens before the fight that counts. If you don’t have that, how do you expect to do it in the real thing?
BT: Do you know when we could see Mike back in the ring?
JF: We’re looking at a date in June. I told Mike this morning before he left for Italy that if he was to fight in June, which is 12 weeks away, that I wouldn’t want him to train for 12 weeks. As long as he is doing the right thing like dieting, not doing things he knows he’s not suppose to do, like drinking, which he promised me he wouldn’t do, It will take us 8-10 weeks to get him in shape. I don’t want him to be sick of training, I want him to be able to enjoy his training.
BT: Will you try and change anything in Mike’s training that he has learned throughout his boxing career?
JF: I’m not going to try and change him, but I want to give him a bit more time to think in the ring. When Mike has time to think that is when he is most dangerous. Everybody has made promises about Mike Tyson. I’m not going to make any promises, but I am going to deliver Mike Tyson to the ring fitter than he’s been in the last 5 years, no doubt, and he will be ready to fight 12 rounds. I wouldn’t put him in the ring if I thought he could only box two rounds.
BoxingTalk thanks Mr. Fenech for taking the time to speak with us. We wish him great success both in and out of the ring.
Devil schrieb:Angeblich hat er noch "New York , New York" gesungen.
Hier sieht Tyson besonders glücklich aus:
Ja, er hat mit dem Moderator zuerst ein italienisches Lied gesungen namens Volare, Cantare, vielleicht kennt es ja jemand von euch und zum schluss New York, New York gesungen, sagen wir eher gerappt, war wirklich ein cooler auftritt. :thumb:
markus1234 schrieb:immer wenn ich in diesen thread reinschaue ,sage ich mir : hoffentlich endest du nicht so wie die tyson groupies....
mittlerweile ist iron Mike bei boxrec einen platz vor ....Cengiz Koc und 10 plätze vor Andreas Sidon.....
...und hier werden weiter "New York , New York" bilder gepostet..mit der hoffnung auf einen wm titel.
Verstehe ja deine momentane Verbitterung
. Aber nicht jeder, der vom Boxer Tyson fasziniert war und ihm auch jetzt noch die Daumen drückt ist gleich ein Groupie.
Sir schrieb:Verstehe ja deine momentane Verbitterung
Aber nicht jeder, der vom Boxer Tyson fasziniert war und ihm auch jetzt noch die Daumen drückt ist gleich ein Groupie.
:thumb: Fenech hat ja im Interview gesagt, dass es an Mike liegt! und ich denke Mike hat das verstanden! Dieser Kampf wird wohl seine letzte Chance
sein um aus allem rauszukommen!
vbc.
oh fenech hat ja auch gesagt das er ihn für 10 runden fit kriegen will! die brauch er auch gegen klitschko! das heißt laufen, laufen, laufen...!
ich habe schonmal gesagt wenn mike nicht richtig trainiert bricht fenech die sache ab! das weiß er das hat er ja vorm letzten kampf gesehen!
vbc.
ich habe schonmal gesagt wenn mike nicht richtig trainiert bricht fenech die sache ab! das weiß er das hat er ja vorm letzten kampf gesehen!
vbc.
http://www.raiclicktv.it/raiclick/pc/website/0,4388,1-1-1188-CTY15-CID25869-0-0-0---1-1-ABB0,00.html
Mike sein auftritt in rom!
vb.
Mike sein auftritt in rom!
vb.