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Tyson's trainer Rafael Cordeiro told ESPN that his comeback is "not a joke", despite last stepping into the ring in 2005. Earlier this month, his trainer Rafael Cordeiro told ESPN that Tyson appears to have the same speed and power as fighters 30 years younger than him. Tarver, 51, Hopkins, 55, and Holyfield, 57, revealed they would come out of retirement following the news Tyson will fight again. The reason you made it this far is because of these things your parents told you. in a since viral video on May 11, where he showcased some of his trademark power and speed that brought fear into his opponents. "If we do this fight it would be great. (AP Photo/Jack Smith, File). Since we have both announced a comeback, a fight between me and Mike would definitely be the fight people want to see. Earlier this week, Mike Tyson surprised fans when he confirmed speculation that he was coming out of retirement. May 26, 2020 Updated May 26, 2020 1 of 2 FILE - This June 28, 1997, file photo shows Mike Tyson biting into the ear of Evander Holyfield in the third round of … Copyright 2020 WDRB Media.

I don’t have no problem with it.". Listen - 5 Live Boxing with Costello and Bunce: Holyfield won't 'bully' Tyson into fight. (FOX NEWS) -- Boxing legend and former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield said on Monday he's open to getting back in the ring with Mike Tyson again -- if his old rival wants a fight. Tyson later dismissed rumours of any bout with Williams, but according to The Sun, a charity fight against his arch rival Holyfield could be on the cards. Evander Holyfield open to Mike Tyson rematch for charity. Ambitious plans underway to stage Joseph Parker bout, 'Career highlight': SBW says he's keen to fight Mike Tyson, 'Insult to boxing': Mike Tyson rejects offer to fight in Oz, Don't be fooled: Former Wallabies star speaks out on All Blacks myth, How All Blacks' changing room exchange with Wallabies unfolded, Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 15th October, Gregor Paul: The Bledisloe problem that needs addressing, Kiwi wine reviewer dies from Covid-19 in Switzerland, The Warehouse Group goes dark, prepares to repurpose physical stores. The two boxing greats fought each other twice during their careers, with Holyfield taking out the first in an 11th round TKO victory in 1996, while the rematch seven months later ended in a disqualification for Tyson after he infamously bit Holyfield's ear in the ring. “If I ask him it’s almost like me being a bully saying I want to go against somebody I’ve beaten twice,” Holyfield told the BBC. I can still shoot the jab, I can still shoot the shots, but not like a killing thing, 'I'm going to hurt you, I'm going to show you that I can knock him out'. Although, he hasn't fought in the ring professionally since 2005. That's according to a report on Fox News. Holyfield's announcement comes after Tyson appeared to get excited last week when asked about a potential rematch between the two.

Holyfield, 57, and Tyson, 53, participated in legendary fights during their storied careers, which culminated in the controversial 1997 bout infamously known as "The Bite Fight," that saw Tyson get disqualified after he chomped off a chunk of Holyfield’s ear. "I don’t want pressure on me that 'you just want to fight Mike because you know you can beat him. Holyfield insisted inspiring young people was his motivation.

But when the Cleveland’s Myles Garrett ripped the helmet off Mason Rudolph and hit the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback in the head with it, the Browns’ defender crossed a line _ one that attracts the attention of authorities sometimes from within their sport and in other cases from criminal prosecutors. @smartcups #SmartCups #baddestmanontheplanet #stillthebaddestmanontheplanet @tysonranchofficial @coppergel #tysonranch SmartCups.com, A post shared by Mike Tyson (@miketyson) on May 11, 2020 at 10:14am PDT. 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A day after Tyson shared a workout video declaring "I'm back", Holyfield followed suit, posting a training video of his own saying that he too was back.

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