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PHOENIX — The comeback trail, Mike Tyson's longest journey, starts all over again this week at the Central Boxing Gym for a possible fight in June.
"This is home," said a relaxed Tyson, who returned to the old gym in Phoenix with a new trainer in former featherweight champ Jeff Fenech and some newfound hope at resurrecting a career that was seemingly halted last summer by a loss to unknown Danny Williams.
Tyson and Fenech, an Australian, mentioned two possible opponents: Irish fighter Kevin McBride (32-4-1, 27 KOs) of Brockton, Mass., and Bob Mirovic (25-14-2, 16 KOs) of Australia.
McBride was supposed to be Tyson's opponent last July, but he was replaced by Williams because McBride wanted more money than promoters were willing to pay.
For Tyson (50-5, 44 KOs), the switch was costly. The former heavyweight champ lost in the fourth round and suffered a knee injury that required surgery. "The knee is fine," said Tyson, who said his next fight will probably be in Washington, D.C.
Tyson's next fight is one step in a plan to reduce his debt. Fenech, who replaces Freddie Roach as his trainer, said he hopes to keep him busy.
"I'd like to fight in June and then again in August," said Tyson, who has fought only four times since a bout with Andrew Golota in October 2000 was recorded as no-contest.
If he can get his career back on track, rich possibilities include James Toney and even a third fight with Evander Holyfield, who lost part of his ear on the infamous night when Tyson bit him.
At a Muhammad Ali fundraiser on Saturday in Arizona, Holyfield, 42, said he did not plan to retire.
"Tyson is the best fight out there for me," said Holyfield, who has lost his last three fights.
Tyson, 38, welcomed the news, but with one caveat.
"Tell Evander that both of us have got to start winning a few fights first," said Tyson, who is 2-2 over his past four.
naja wäre ja schön wenn er gleich im august wieder kampft...(wäre)
vbc.
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PHOENIX — The comeback trail, Mike Tyson's longest journey, starts all over again this week at the Central Boxing Gym for a possible fight in June.
"This is home," said a relaxed Tyson, who returned to the old gym in Phoenix with a new trainer in former featherweight champ Jeff Fenech and some newfound hope at resurrecting a career that was seemingly halted last summer by a loss to unknown Danny Williams.
Tyson and Fenech, an Australian, mentioned two possible opponents: Irish fighter Kevin McBride (32-4-1, 27 KOs) of Brockton, Mass., and Bob Mirovic (25-14-2, 16 KOs) of Australia.
McBride was supposed to be Tyson's opponent last July, but he was replaced by Williams because McBride wanted more money than promoters were willing to pay.
For Tyson (50-5, 44 KOs), the switch was costly. The former heavyweight champ lost in the fourth round and suffered a knee injury that required surgery. "The knee is fine," said Tyson, who said his next fight will probably be in Washington, D.C.
Tyson's next fight is one step in a plan to reduce his debt. Fenech, who replaces Freddie Roach as his trainer, said he hopes to keep him busy.
"I'd like to fight in June and then again in August," said Tyson, who has fought only four times since a bout with Andrew Golota in October 2000 was recorded as no-contest.
If he can get his career back on track, rich possibilities include James Toney and even a third fight with Evander Holyfield, who lost part of his ear on the infamous night when Tyson bit him.
At a Muhammad Ali fundraiser on Saturday in Arizona, Holyfield, 42, said he did not plan to retire.
"Tyson is the best fight out there for me," said Holyfield, who has lost his last three fights.
Tyson, 38, welcomed the news, but with one caveat.
"Tell Evander that both of us have got to start winning a few fights first," said Tyson, who is 2-2 over his past four.
naja wäre ja schön wenn er gleich im august wieder kampft...(wäre)
vbc.
ne tolle frau
aber tyson in rage traue ich so einiges zu
mit nem luckypunch auch das er wieder wm wird
aber ich gehe davon aus das alle wm ihm aus dem weg gehen werden
die seite habe ich mir auch angeschaut grafisch gut, nur meine englisch ist mangelhaft.
aber tyson in rage traue ich so einiges zu
mit nem luckypunch auch das er wieder wm wird
aber ich gehe davon aus das alle wm ihm aus dem weg gehen werden
die seite habe ich mir auch angeschaut grafisch gut, nur meine englisch ist mangelhaft.
Roberts schrieb:Wie kann man einen so holen Stuss nur als Signatur haben? Wenn Mike Tyson das tatsächlich gesagt und getan hat, gehört er in psychatrische Behandlung.
PS.: Robin Givens
Roberts
nur das sie ihm in ner tv show vor millionen leuten für manisch depressiv erklärt hat!
das sie von einem psychater ne bewusstseinsverändernde droge für verschrieben bekommen hatte u.s.w.! ich wette das hat er nur so gesagt! aber sie hat ihm einiges angetan! vor der droge war er übrigens nicht depressiv!...
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vbcompany schrieb:
Egal was sie ihm angetan haben mag oder nicht, es gibt keinen Grund eine Frau gegen die Wand zu klatschen und dann auch noch darauf stolz zu sein. Das Du so etwas zitierst und zu rechtfertigen versuchst, finde ich bemerkenswert.
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