View Full Version : Tyson vs Williams
Bad Company
07-25-2004, 09:04 PM
Who do you think is going to win?
I say Tyson, but only because I'm a Tyson mark.
Oxstar
07-25-2004, 09:22 PM
I think Tyson will win, but there's no way I'm paying £15 to watch him on ppv
YOUR Hero
07-25-2004, 09:39 PM
Serena Williams?
Y2Ant
07-25-2004, 11:21 PM
Gareth Williams :shifty:
Gonzo
07-25-2004, 11:30 PM
I don't know who this Williams guy is but I say if he has good enough reach on Tyson he lays the whuppin to him.
YOUR Hero
07-26-2004, 12:07 AM
Bernie Williams?
Wengerland
07-26-2004, 05:33 AM
Gareth Williams :shifty:
:love:
Adder
07-26-2004, 11:54 AM
Venus Williams!
KleptoKlown
07-26-2004, 12:25 PM
20 bucks says tyson shows up drunk..make him look even more pitful than he already is.
Tony Montana
07-26-2004, 02:05 PM
It is a mis-match. Tyson will knock him out inside 2 rounds.
Gertner
07-26-2004, 02:25 PM
Hank Williams?
Ted Williams?
Tony Montana
07-26-2004, 02:28 PM
Danny Williams.
It is a mis-match. Tyson will knock him out inside 2 rounds.
No it's not. Tyson hasn't fought in 2 years since having Lennox Lewis hand his arse to him. Danny Williams probably has more potential than anyone I have ever seen in this sport but he doesn't have the motivation to live up to it. Ever since I saw Danny Williams separated his right shoulder and not only fought on but knocked his opponent out fighting left handed all night, I had so much respect for him. The man definately has heart. Tyson is definately still the superior fighter and the favourite. I think he'll win but I think Williams will at least take it to him unlike all these other jabroni's who fall at the first sight of a punch.
Funky Fly
07-26-2004, 03:58 PM
Prince Williams? :?:
Seriously, Tyson will win, but Rob put it best. Will be a good fight.
Sensei Of Mattitude
07-26-2004, 06:34 PM
Steve Williams?
That would be awesome.... Stone Cold vs Mike Tyson.
BUT!
Tyson is a freak show, who I will root for so I can see more of his fights. Its not like Im paying to see him.
Heyman
07-27-2004, 12:41 AM
Tyson.
p.s. I don't care what anyone else says, but the mid-late 80's version of Tyson would have KILLED Lennox Lewis.
With the exception of Ali and Fraizer, 80's Tyson was the greatest boxer of all-time. Hands down.
Tyson.
p.s. I don't care what anyone else says, but the mid-late 80's version of Tyson would have KILLED Lennox Lewis.
With the exception of Ali and Fraizer, 80's Tyson was the greatest boxer of all-time. Hands down.
Good job nobody cares what you think and Lennox smashed that joke into the floor.
Heyman
07-28-2004, 07:02 PM
Good job nobody cares what you think and Lennox smashed that joke into the floor.
Tyson was WAY past his prime when he fought Lewis. He was fat, out of shape, and had been drugged a few days earlier (if I recall correctly, he was taking some very heavy anti-depressant pills).
I'll admit - even the 1996 version of Mike Tyson (Tyson/Holyfield part I) would still have lost to Lennonx Lewis.
The Mike Tyson that I'm talking about, is the pre 1991 Mike Tyson. The Mike Tyson that was SENSATIONAL during the mid/late 80's. The Mike Tyson that completely dessminated Mike Spinks.
THAT Mike Tyson was the greatest of all-time.....with the exception of Ali and maybe Frazier.
Not to take anything away from Lennox Lewis, but Lennox Lewis (in his prime) would not be able to even lace the boots of Mike Tyson (in his prime).
A combo-oriented, not-one-punch-obsessed, super fit (mentally and physically) Tyson would've beaten Lewis even worse than when your father beats you. I'd say 3 rounds tops.
jindrak
07-28-2004, 07:09 PM
The heavyweight division in boxing is VERY weak, so it is definately possible for Tyson to once again become champ.
I agree with Heyman about all his points on Tyson. Even a Tyson (way passed his prime) could beat any top contender in the heavyweight division. In addition, there is still interest in the guy. He adds the element of intrigue, and that means more buys. :y:
Heyman
07-28-2004, 07:16 PM
Even a Tyson (way passed his prime) could beat any top contender in the heavyweight division.
No. I am NOT saying that. Tyson is no longer anywhere near the best in the world. I'm not sure who the 'top guys' are right now, but Tyson ain't one them......anymore. Tyson can still beat the 'average' guys of today, but he'll get smoked by the top ones.
I do however - believe that the pre-1991 Tyson would have DESTROYED everyone.....including Lennox Lewis.
jindrak
07-28-2004, 07:26 PM
No. I am NOT saying that. Tyson is no longer anywhere near the best in the world. I'm not sure who the 'top guys' are right now, but Tyson ain't one them......anymore. Tyson can still beat the 'average' guys of today, but he'll get smoked by the top ones.
I do however - believe that the pre-1991 Tyson would have DESTROYED everyone.....including Lennox Lewis.
I alluded to the fact that the heavyweight division is WEAK. Heck, Riddick Bowe was even contemplating a comeback!!! :eek:
There is no 'house-hold' name in the heavy-weight division, except for maybe the Klitcszo(sp?) brothers (Roy Jones and Tarver I think are remaining in the lower-weight divisions). Tyson can still draw, albeit not as much as he previously has. Nonetheless, Tyson still has power and strength, although his quickness/speed has deteriorated. It is not a far-fetched notion to suggest that Tyson can regain the heavyweight throne.
Like you say Heyman...Think about it.
DegenerationY
07-29-2004, 09:31 AM
Who cares about this fight really?
Tyson will never be the boxer he once was. methinks he's just fighting to get some money to pay off some debts.
It's not even worth watching, free or not.
Heyman - get a fu</>cking life you sad pathetic little bastard. And you know why before anyone asks.
Heyman
07-29-2004, 03:04 PM
Who cares about this fight really?
Tyson will never be the boxer he once was. methinks he's just fighting to get some money to pay off some debts.
It's not even worth watching, free or not.
You're right about the fact that Tyson will never be the boxer that he once was, but Tyson will always be a draw IMO. It's impossible to ignore 'car wrecks', and Tyson is no different.
My bet is that YOU will end up watching it if you get a good chance to. :)
YOUR Hero
07-30-2004, 10:48 AM
The fight is when?
I haven't follwed boxing for quite awhile.
Friday night. Tyson should win. I'd say middle of the fight if Williams doesn't freeze. Williams isn't a huge underdog though (well from those who have seen him fight and know his history).
Doink
07-30-2004, 04:25 PM
i want williams to win as ive not been a tyson fan since he beat bruno.
his wont happen and tyson will win by K.O within 4 rounds if that.
Tyson is a shadow of his former self and looks like he has lost his killer instinct. However, they say the last thing a boxer loses is his punching power. If Williams avoids being tagged with those huge hooks, he has a chance. However, U.S judges blatantly don't like "boxers" since they always seem to lose fights on points when they fight behind jabs.
RemyRed
07-31-2004, 12:04 AM
Originally Posted By Heyman
You're right about the fact that Tyson will never be the boxer that he once was, but Tyson will always be a draw IMO. It's impossible to ignore 'car wrecks', and Tyson is no different.
My bet is that YOU will end up watching it if you get a good chance to.
Gotta agree with that, his outside ring behavior alone just causes a draw in any arena no matter who he's gonna fight. And he is gonna win right now.
RemyRed
07-31-2004, 12:07 AM
It would be funny thought if boxing is just as fake as wrestling. And Tyson was just brought back to put over Williams.
Jesus Shuttlesworth
07-31-2004, 03:55 AM
Heard Tyson got knocked out
Tyson has really fallen off these last few years :-\
Its too bad, he was ridiculous back in his prime.
Jesus Shuttlesworth
07-31-2004, 03:56 AM
Heard a "theory"
Somebody said Tyson was killing the guy in the 1st 2 rounds, then it looked like he slowed up and let the other guy win? I dunno, the details seem pretty cloudy so who knows. Tyson was like 9-1 wasn't he? Or maybe 7-1...he probably bet againest himself hahahah
MoRcHeEbA
07-31-2004, 04:48 AM
I heard some bookie offered 2000-1 odds for tyson to get knocked out by the fifth round :| that guy alone could have paid off tyson debt on that.
Hired Hitman
07-31-2004, 04:50 AM
I think Williams will win... What? it's over? huh, in that case.
HAVE IT TYSON.
Tyson is a shadow of his former self and looks like he has lost his killer instinct. However, they say the last thing a boxer loses is his punching power. If Williams avoids being tagged with those huge hooks, he has a chance. However, U.S judges blatantly don't like "boxers" since they always seem to lose fights on points when they fight behind jabs.
Couldn't have been more right! After Williams got tagged with huge blows in the 1st, he survived and took it right to Tyson landing his own huge shots. The referee was absolutely pathetic. Just as bad as the ref for the Sven Ottke vs. Robin Reid fight. 2pts taken from Williams in the 2nd because he refused to be bullied by Tyson.
I said it when Lewis smashed him and again last night, there ain't no way some pussy from New York can beat up a man from London! :D
Heard a "theory"
Somebody said Tyson was killing the guy in the 1st 2 rounds, then it looked like he slowed up and let the other guy win? I dunno, the details seem pretty cloudy so who knows. Tyson was like 9-1 wasn't he? Or maybe 7-1...he probably bet againest himself hahahah
What is it with people making excuses for Tyson. The guy was in great shape, you could see his power and sharpness was there. His problem is what I have consistantly said about him for years - He can't box. He has only one game plan and when those huge blows fail, he has nothing. After Williams got rocked in the 1st, he took every single shot Tyson had to offer and stood there. Tyson even looked at him when he had Williams in the corner and Williams refused to take the abuse as to say "What the fu</>ck? You shouldn't be doing this to me!".
Tyson isn't the fighter from yesteryear but he should still be in the best out there in a poor heavyweight division. The way the referee and the media acted, it looked like they blatantly wanted to work this fight. Unfortunately, to work a fight, the person who is doing the job is meant to know and I guess Danny Williams wasn't told.
Loose Cannon
07-31-2004, 02:08 PM
Tyson got Knocked the FK out. Good, I can't stand him.
Y2Ant
07-31-2004, 02:23 PM
JOBBED
MoRcHeEbA
07-31-2004, 02:35 PM
heard he ended up tearing his knee up in the first round, gotta give the guy props for fighting with that, when I tore my knee I could hardly move.
The Outlaw
07-31-2004, 03:05 PM
Tyson or Williams?
heard he ended up tearing his knee up in the first round, gotta give the guy props for fighting with that, when I tore my knee I could hardly move.
Trust me, he tore nothing. There was nothing wrong with knee and his movement was fine until he hit the floor. He got up after it and walked away. 10 minutes later there are all these excuses about knees. The dodgy referee couldn't save Tyson. Three Kentucky judges never got the chance to save him and his corner couldn't save him. The best man won and that is that.
Tyson or Williams?
The fact you even have to ask says how much bullsh</>it that excuse is.
The Outlaw
07-31-2004, 04:46 PM
The fact that I didn't care enough to watch it explains it. ;)
Gonzo
07-31-2004, 10:40 PM
Hah I saw on Sportscenter Tyson sitting his ass in a corner. I knew the other guy was going to lay it to him.
http://www.darthharlem.com/tysonkoed.rm
All you need to know
DegenerationY
08-01-2004, 10:45 AM
haha, Tyson still owes 40 mil in debts and he got his shit kicked in by a mediocre boxer.
YOUR Hero
08-01-2004, 11:07 AM
He tore his knee. 1st round.
Funny how they haven't said the extent of the tear (if there even is one). He fought 4 rounds and walked out of the ring so it couldn't be that bad. It's all excuses.
YOUR Hero
08-01-2004, 11:13 AM
I doubt he would have won anyway. Anyone that says Williams is a nobody, is simply not following the sport.
Tyson losing is music to my ears.
The Mackem
08-01-2004, 11:14 AM
And mace in your eyes.
He should go back to the WWE.
I doubt he would have won anyway. Anyone that says Williams is a nobody, is simply not following the sport.
Tyson losing is music to my ears.
Danny Williams has lost 3 fights. Julius Francis was debatable and he got that win back. Samil Sam beat him clean because he didn't get up for the fight. Michael Sprott beating him was a complete joke. He fought a boring fight but he won every round clearly and the ref screwed him. Hardly a record of a journeyman which is what he is being tagged as in the media reports.
Jesus Shuttlesworth
08-01-2004, 01:32 PM
"Boxing" just isnt intresting to a large population of the people, Tyson brought fans because he is exciting (well back in the day atleast) to watch to almost everyone. Nobody is going to want to see guys box "good matches" unless you are a boxing purist.
YOUR Hero
08-01-2004, 01:38 PM
Also, Tyson is small. If he's going to keep on fighting, they have to stop putting him up against these +260lbs guys that also have 4,5-6 inches on him.
He's what? 215lbs and maybe 6 feet tall?
Jesus Shuttlesworth
08-01-2004, 01:42 PM
I doubt he is going to keep on fighting, his schudle 5 fights or whatever he had to get out of debt got pulled because he got knocked.
I wish I saw the fight now because people have been telling me he was winning round 1 and maybe even round 2, but then he still ended up getting knocked. I think him tearing his knee could have really happened, and it's not just an excuse.
YOUR Hero
08-01-2004, 01:46 PM
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Mike Tyson tore a ligament in his left knee in the first round of his knockout loss Friday to Danny Williams, his manager said Saturday.
Manager Shelly Finkel said that an MRI showed a complex tear of the lateral meniscus and that Tyson couldn't walk on the leg Saturday. He said Tyson's ex-wife Monica, who is a doctor, read the results.
''That's why he couldn't throw the right hand the rest of the fight,'' Finkel said. ''I was screaming at him to throw it, but he couldn't.''
Tyson dominated the first round, rocking Williams with shots to the head, but late in the round he motioned toward his knee and grimaced. Finkel said Tyson refused to make an excuse and wanted to continue fighting.
Williams knocked Tyson out with a series of punches in the fourth round. It appeared Tyson could get up and continue, but he made little attempt to do so.
''In retrospect, I wish he had said something and said he couldn't continue,'' Finkel said.
After the fight, Tyson's trainer, Freddie Roach, credited Williams with fighting a good fight but said Tyson was hampered by the injury.
''It's kind of hard to pivot and throw some shots without your left knee,'' Roach said. ''But Danny Williams surprised a lot of us.''
Finkel said that Tyson was downcast after the fight and that it would take some time to decide when -- or whether -- to resume his career. The fight with Williams was to be the first in a series of comeback fights to help Tyson pay off $38 million in debt. Tyson earned about $8 million Friday, but he would keep only $2 million of that if a bankruptcy reorganization plan is approved. That plan, however, was contingent on Tyson fighting seven times in the next three years, which appears unlikely.
http://www.suntimes.com/output/sports/cst-spt-tyson01.html
Damn! The Erik Morales vs. Carlos Hernandez fight was freaking awesome!
Heyman
08-01-2004, 06:26 PM
Trust me, he tore nothing. There was nothing wrong with knee and his movement was fine until he hit the floor.
Wow Rob. Your ability to be so objective is uncanny! :eek:
You should stick to wrestling where you actually have some clue as to what you're talking about. Don't forget to masturbate to your Lennox Lewis and Dave Meltzer posters while you're at it.
Moron.
He tore his knee? I bet Williams will scream rematch if he uses that as an excuse.
Heyman
08-01-2004, 09:07 PM
He tore his knee? I bet Williams will scream rematch if he uses that as an excuse.
Yeah, hopefully.
I just want to see Tyson pummel the sh</>it out of Williams. We'll see what Rob "objectivity" Harvey would have to say about that. :cool:
Ferocious
08-01-2004, 09:58 PM
LMAO At Heyman saying Tyson pre 91 was in the top 3 greatest ever.
Not even in the Heavyweight Division, never mind any other weights.
Check out Jones, Barrera, Azzumah Nelson, Hamed, Robinson, Eubank, to name but a few that would totally outshine Tyson on any given day.
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 12:02 PM
LMAO at you all doubting Danny Williams, The man came into the fight as a huge underdog, yet he didn't just win. He didn't just pull through the fight. He destroyed Tyson in the 4th round, he was to big, to fast, to strong, and to good.
Bring on the other old Guy Evander Holyfield so Williams can make some money, then bring on Klitschko (both of them), then Roy Jones, then the rest.
All will fall at the feet of the future world heavyweight champ.
PS: I won 80 quid off the bookies betting williams to take it inside the distance.
Optik
08-02-2004, 01:55 PM
LMAO At Heyman saying Tyson pre 91 was in the top 3 greatest ever.
Not even in the Heavyweight Division, never mind any other weights.
Check out Jones, Barrera, Azzumah Nelson, Hamed, Robinson, Eubank, to name but a few that would totally outshine Tyson on any given day.
Sadly Tyson back then probally would of wrecked the majority of those who you named...
Yeah, hopefully.
I just want to see Tyson pummel the sh</>it out of Williams. We'll see what Rob "objectivity" Harvey would have to say about that. :cool:
You had the chance to see it on Friday but it didn't quite go to plan for one of top 3 greatest ever did it? Tyson is past it. Career is dead. Take your cock out of his arse and forget about him.
And thanks for saying I know something about wrestling. I can die happy knowing I know at least one more thing than you do since you know jack sh</>it about anything.
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 02:16 PM
Sadly Tyson back then probally would of wrecked the majority of those who you named...
Even if that was true it would only be because of a weight advantage, as most of the guys I mentioned are featherweights/Super Bantamweights, but for pure boxing ability completely outshine Tyson, even in his prime.
Pound for Pound, Tyson would struggle to make the top 50 of all time.
Let's make it simple and easy -
To all you Tyson suck ups (Especially Heyman), ok Tyson has knee damage (still not disclosed how serious though) but when Danny Williams fought Mark Potter a couple of years back, he dislocated his right arm (his good arm) during the fight and it was hanging limp with the shoulder bone popped out for all to see... AND HE KNOCKED HIM OUT WITH HIS LEFT ARM!!! So what if Tyson hurt his little knee, it's a contact sport and when you fight someone with one arm and win by knock out, you demand respect.
Heyman
08-02-2004, 05:18 PM
You had the chance to see it on Friday but it didn't quite go to plan for one of top 3 greatest ever did it? Tyson is past it. Career is dead. Take your cock out of his arse and forget about him.
Wrong cock boy. I tried to watch the fight on Friday, but I missed it. As much as I love Tyson, I love it more when I'm getting my wee wee sucked by a Taiwanese-American girl (which is what happened on Friday).
As far as Tyson goes, I already admitted that he is past his prime. I even told jindrak earlier (who thinks Tyson can still win the title), that I don't think his capable of winning anymore.
And thanks for saying I know something about wrestling. I can die happy knowing I know at least one more thing than you do since you know jack sh</>it about anything.
You DO know something about wrestling. You know the penis length of Dave Meltzer, and you know some pointless crap about certain Japanese wrestlers (to make it look like you have a "comprehensive knowledge" on wrestling). Hell - I can look sh</>it up on google and pretend to know what I'm talking about as well. You're quite possibly the most overrated poster in the history of the boards.....and deep down, you know it.
Bottom line? - Tyson, in his prime, would've mopped the floor with your sexual idol Lennox Lewis. Too much athletism, too much intensity, too much power.
The problem with the morons on here who say, "Tyson probably wouldn't even be on the top 50 of all-time, etc." are people who are biased due to them looking at this character as a person.
Heyman
08-02-2004, 05:22 PM
Let's make it simple and easy -
To all you Tyson suck ups (Especially Heyman), ok Tyson has knee damage (still not disclosed how serious though) but when Danny Williams fought Mark Potter a couple of years back, he dislocated his right arm (his good arm) during the fight and it was hanging limp with the shoulder bone popped out for all to see... AND HE KNOCKED HIM OUT WITH HIS LEFT ARM!!! So what if Tyson hurt his little knee, it's a contact sport and when you fight someone with one arm and win by knock out, you demand respect.
I don't disagree with that.
HOWEVER - Even you, with your rosy colored, sun glasses must admit that Tyson DOMINATED the first round against "Diana" Williams. After the 1st round (when Tyson hurt his knee), it was a different story.
Granted - Tyson's 'pain threshold' may not be as high as Williams (when you get older, your threshold for pain gets lower anyways....Williams is much younger than Tyson). However - there's no denying as to who would've won if Tyson had not gotten hurt.
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 05:28 PM
LMAO, So your saying if he wasn't hurt Tyson would have won?
Heyman
08-02-2004, 05:30 PM
LMAO, So your saying if he wasn't hurt Tyson would have won?
What happened in the 1st round of the fight? Who was dominating?
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 05:32 PM
From the judges scorecards at ringside the first round was given to Williams anyways, So I would not try telling anyone Tyson was dominating at that point, as he wasn't even winning.
Heyman
08-02-2004, 05:38 PM
From the judges scorecards at ringside the first round was given to Williams anyways, So I would not try telling anyone Tyson was dominating at that point, as he wasn't even winning.
Was Rob Harvey one of the judges? :lol:
http://www.courierjournal.com/cjsports/news2004/08/01/C1-tyson0801-7266.html
Leaving the door open is the knee injury. Tyson appeared on his way to knocking out Williams with one of his patented first-round flurries. But he suffered the injury about 15 seconds after his biggest punch, which staggered Williams with 1:17 left in the round.
"He couldn't throw the right hand the rest of the fight," Finkel said. "I was screaming from the corner for him to throw it, but he couldn't because he couldn't push off his left leg. I wish we had known the extent of the injury. I asked him why he didn't tell the corner, and he said, `What good would that have done?'"
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 05:58 PM
Wow some reporter that dosen't even get the name of the guy Tyson was fighting right is a truely reliable source.
I watched the fight and two of the three judges scored the first round 10 - 9 in favour of Williams.
Tyson never had a chance of winning this fight even before it started. As I said earlier, Williams was Too Big, Too Fast, Too Strong and Too Good. He outshone Tyson and will do the same with whoever is throw infront of him over the next 6 - 7 years.
Heyman
08-02-2004, 06:00 PM
I watched the fight and two of the three judges scored the first round 10 - 9 in favour of Williams.
So - the whole thing about Tyson making Williams "stagger" was made up? Unless Williams did the same (or more?) to Tyson, I can't see how the judges would scored the round victory to Tyson.
From the sounds of it, it should've been scored 10-8 for Tyson.
Ferocious
08-02-2004, 06:07 PM
So - the whole thing about Tyson making Williams "stagger" was made up? Unless Williams did the same (or more?) to Tyson, I can't see how the judges would scored the round victory to Tyson.
From the sounds of it, it should've been scored 10-8 for Tyson.
Aside from one good punch from Tyson he did nothing throughout the round, he only threw about 20 punches and was outclassed in workrate, if not accuracy.
I'd comment on Heyman's posts but everyone can see how retarded they are so there ain't no point.
The Outlaw
08-04-2004, 09:05 PM
http://www.darthharlem.com/tysonkoed.rm
All you need to know
I'm not even a Tyson fan and you can tell he's not even 50%.
The Outlaw
08-04-2004, 09:20 PM
Nice sucker punch there at the end though.
Jesus Shuttlesworth
08-06-2004, 01:25 AM
Pound for Pound, Tyson would struggle to make the top 50 of all time.what
Struggle to make top 50? Cmon
Why? He wouldn't make the top 5 heavyweights for a start. Take into account how many weight divisions there are and it's very believable. When he can't make the top 20 pound for pound list today, how can he make the top 50 of all time?
I'm not saying he wouldn't, I'm saying it would be a stretch. If people ranked him in theirs, I wouldn't argue unless he was ranked top 10.
And for the record, Tyson strolled the first round of the fight. I don't know any fights are that scored on one round though.
Jesus Shuttlesworth
08-06-2004, 09:39 PM
Well for a while he was a pretty electrifying boxer, he might not have had the best boxing "skills" but he was knocking guys out with the quickness.
Lately tho he has really fallen off. Guy is a nut. I figured he would have beaten Williams though, even Williams is a much larger fighter. I am not really sure what to thinkg about the knee injury, it could just be an excuse or it could be truthful I really dont know. But like you said he strolled in the 1st round so it would make sense if he really did get hurt.
I could see a rematch down the line possibly, if there is any intrest at all really Tyson is going to have to take it.
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