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okay das stimmt, aber in nem guten Kampf ist der Williams auch echt ne Gefahr für viele Boxer ... Sag ja nich dass er Sam auf jeden Fall besiegt, aber denk mir er hat ne gute Chance in nem Remacht den Döner Bullen zu zerlegen, denn souverän is was anderes ...
welcher Deutsche soll Tyson denn boxen ?? Sidon wär der einzig realistische ... und der will ja holyfield boxen..
Fischer und Krasinqui gehn schon vorm Gong KO
und Timo kannst auch knicken !
okay das stimmt, aber in nem guten Kampf ist der Williams auch echt ne Gefahr für viele Boxer ... Sag ja nich dass er Sam auf jeden Fall besiegt, aber denk mir er hat ne gute Chance in nem Remacht den Döner Bullen zu zerlegen, denn souverän is was anderes ...
welcher Deutsche soll Tyson denn boxen ?? Sidon wär der einzig realistische ... und der will ja holyfield boxen..
Fischer und Krasinqui gehn schon vorm Gong KO
und Timo kannst auch knicken !
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Tyson and Fenech Resume Training in Phoenix
PHOENIX, ARIZONA--Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and world renowned trainer Jeff Fenech will arrive today at the Central Boxing Club to resume their training in preparation for his next bout in early July against an undetermined opponent.
Fenech intends to spend 11 weeks in Phoenix, Arizona, to help Mike Tyson rebuild his career.
Bob Arum has revested plans of promoting Mike Tyson.
Arum had an $80 million deal for three fights before Danny Williams' upset of Tyson last summer.
"We'll see," Arum told reporters last month. "First of all, it's important for him to get his confidence back. Put him in two or three fights to restore confidence that he can beat anybody. Take him abroad. Put him on free TV. Don't ask people to pay big money the first few times out. That just would make everybody mad."
Harwood Hamilton, Manager of the Central Boxing Club, accounts the gym's success to Tyson's presence. "Tyson brings down the house," said Harwood, "People from all over the world send him fan mail. He can't walk five feet without somebody recognizing him."
Notes:
-A fight date and opponent is still TBA
-Tyson is still without a promoter
-You can learn more about the Central Boxing Club's success by picking up this month's edition of Ring Magazine
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The Punisher wins 6th straight!
Lazcano Withdraws from card
Calzaghe to Blitz Veit
Baby Klitschko born Apr 1
Tyson and Fenech Resume Training in Phoenix
PHOENIX, ARIZONA--Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and world renowned trainer Jeff Fenech will arrive today at the Central Boxing Club to resume their training in preparation for his next bout in early July against an undetermined opponent.
Fenech intends to spend 11 weeks in Phoenix, Arizona, to help Mike Tyson rebuild his career.
Bob Arum has revested plans of promoting Mike Tyson.
Arum had an $80 million deal for three fights before Danny Williams' upset of Tyson last summer.
"We'll see," Arum told reporters last month. "First of all, it's important for him to get his confidence back. Put him in two or three fights to restore confidence that he can beat anybody. Take him abroad. Put him on free TV. Don't ask people to pay big money the first few times out. That just would make everybody mad."
Harwood Hamilton, Manager of the Central Boxing Club, accounts the gym's success to Tyson's presence. "Tyson brings down the house," said Harwood, "People from all over the world send him fan mail. He can't walk five feet without somebody recognizing him."
Notes:
-A fight date and opponent is still TBA
-Tyson is still without a promoter
-You can learn more about the Central Boxing Club's success by picking up this month's edition of Ring Magazine
vbcom.
Devil schrieb:
Da hat er ja die Wahl zwischen Pest und Cholera (Mirovic oder Mc Bride). Für Tysons Image wäre wohl McBride der bessere Name. Und danach? Toney würde ihn demontieren und nen Fight gegen den alternden Holyfield will doch keiner sehn...
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Toney gegen Tyson wäre aber auch Klasse! Ob Tyson eine chance gegen Toney hat oder nicht kann ich erst nach dem Kampf gegen Ruiz sagen. Denn was hat Toney schon bis jetzt grossartiges geleistet im HW?
Übrigends würde ich lieber Tyson gegen McBride sehen als gegen Mirovic, auch wenn beide gegner nicht grade Burner sind.
Übrigends würde ich lieber Tyson gegen McBride sehen als gegen Mirovic, auch wenn beide gegner nicht grade Burner sind.
Bodycount schrieb:
naja, vielleicht reißt er ja was gegen ruiz, ich hab die hoffnung da noch nicht aufgegeben!! es wird nicht einfach, aber toney traue ichs zu dem ruiz die grenzen aufzuzeigen. wenn er sich nicht von ruiz in diese "schmutzigen" situationen ziehen lässt und von ruiz den kampf verschleppen lässt, dann hat er, so sehe ich das, gute chancen!!
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Tyson back in Valley, eyes possible June bout
Norm Frauenheim
The Arizona Republic
Apr. 6, 2005 12:00 AM
The comeback trail, Mike Tyson's longest journey, starts all over again this week at Central Boxing for a possible fight in June.
"This is home," said a relaxed Tyson, who returned to the old gym on west Van Buren Street 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: Kevin McBride (32-4-1, 27 KOs) of Brockton, Mass., and Bob Mirovic (25-14-2, 16 KOs) of Australia. advertisement
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. Tyson, 38, said his knee is fine.
Negotiations are being handled by Tyson's adviser, Shelly Finkel, who is expected to be in the Valley Friday for the pro debut of 2004 Olympian Vanes Martirosyan at Fort McDowell Casino on a card featuring Phoenix middleweight prospect Jesus Gonzales.
Tyson's next fight is one step in a plan to get out of 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 fund-raiser on Saturday at the Arizona Biltmore, Holyfield, 42, said he did not plan to retire.
"Tyson is the best fight out there for me," said Holyfield, who has lost his past three fights.
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Norm Frauenheim
The Arizona Republic
Apr. 6, 2005 12:00 AM
The comeback trail, Mike Tyson's longest journey, starts all over again this week at Central Boxing for a possible fight in June.
"This is home," said a relaxed Tyson, who returned to the old gym on west Van Buren Street 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: Kevin McBride (32-4-1, 27 KOs) of Brockton, Mass., and Bob Mirovic (25-14-2, 16 KOs) of Australia. advertisement
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. Tyson, 38, said his knee is fine.
Negotiations are being handled by Tyson's adviser, Shelly Finkel, who is expected to be in the Valley Friday for the pro debut of 2004 Olympian Vanes Martirosyan at Fort McDowell Casino on a card featuring Phoenix middleweight prospect Jesus Gonzales.
Tyson's next fight is one step in a plan to get out of 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 fund-raiser on Saturday at the Arizona Biltmore, Holyfield, 42, said he did not plan to retire.
"Tyson is the best fight out there for me," said Holyfield, who has lost his past three fights.
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Tobi.G
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Hoffentlich macht er das auch wirklich so, im Juni gegen Mirovic oder McBride zu boxen, dann im August gegen einen etwas besseren Gegner, z.b Williams, Guinn oder Lyakhovitch. Und dann im November oder Dezember gegen Toney oder einen anderen Top 10 Boxer. Und dann kann im nächsten Jahr der Titelfight kommen sofern er seine kämpfe alle gewinnt was ich hoffe. Aber so ein Ablauf wäre fast schon zu schön um wahr zu sein.
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will ja nicht unken, aber der Mirovic aus dem Hoffmann-Kampf, wenn der die ersten drei Runden durch Klammern übersteht... panik:
Miserable Matchmaker bei Tyson unterwegs - holen ihm wieder sone körperlich überlegene Lusche, da kann alles passieren, Tyson scheint ja nicht mehr der Alte!!!
Miserable Matchmaker bei Tyson unterwegs - holen ihm wieder sone körperlich überlegene Lusche, da kann alles passieren, Tyson scheint ja nicht mehr der Alte!!!