Ha ha and just now I posted a question mentioning a Russian iron woman Righty,without knowing that you asked a similar question;))
This post was edited by Veena.K at January 26, 2017 12:08 PM MST
Yes ... I realize it's a movie. It also comes to mind that in America, at least, as a boxer, you're not allowed to punch with your head. All in good fun, I guess. lol. A more impressive stunt, to me, is breaking breaking a block of ice with your hand. It's suppose to be rather hard to do. (punching with your hands is allowed) And finally ... You like the movie Bloodsport, then you might remember Chong Li saying, "Watermelon don't fight back!" (or something like that) lol Anyway ... I don't know this Tyson, but I do remember a Tyson, that until Robin Givens and Don King ruined his life, could say the same things as this Tyson.
Talking about ice, it reminds me of the earlier scene in Bloodsport where Bolo breaks a couple of blocks. :)
Yep, bricks and watermelon don't hit back. But Chong Li does. lol
This Tyson was actually named after the old Tyson. His dad was a fan of Mike Tyson and boxing, even had a small stint as a pro himself.
Tyson Fury became a really good boxer. He isn't much of a KO artist as Mike Tyson was, but he is very skilled boxer with good footwork and head movement, who can read what his opponents are going to do next. He's also an ambidextrous fighter, switching from an orthodox stance to southpaw quite regularly during fights to confuse the other fighter, and to make it awkward. He's also 6'9", and has the longest reach in pro boxing at 86". All of this together makes it hard for anyone to fight him, and is one of the reasons he remains unbeaten.
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