Boxing

if Mike tyson and rampage jackson were to face each other in a street fight rampage jackson Will Beat And Knock him depending on his technics of using legs, lifting up and throwing on the floor, punches as well e.t.c, but if rampage doesn't react quickly and That Mike Gets Close to Him let me tell You with that Tough Punch of Mike that is Dangerous Enough even To Kill even a Bull Rampage is a Dead meat why? because If Mike Punch Knocks rampage violently on his Rib the Rib might Break into 2 and will have to be taken quickly to the Hospital, if it is on the Head rampage will faint immediately and can cause serious damage on his brain because if the head of the bull can't stand that punch what about the head of a human which is far fragile compared to the bull, so it will be tricky

He won the WBC Heavyweight Championship of the World when he stopped Trevor Berbick in the 2nd round on November 22, 1986.

Mike Tyson's mentor "Cus" D'Amato influenced him.

If from age 5 to 14 a relative taught you how to Box properly, and you have been in good Boxing gyms since age 14, not necessarily fighting but practicing hard nonstop and have flawless form, I'd say pretty good, actually. Especially true if while at the gym, or some amateur fight you found out you could take a punch. However if you are just getting started, best stay away from the ring before you get murdered. If you don't mind I'm going to share with you a little story, which illustrates what you will encounter in the ring.

Way back when in 2001, I visited "relatives" in Honduras (using quotes; long story, won't bother you with it), anyway, one of them became interested in Boxing. Now, the head Boxing coach of the "Via Olympica" in Tegucigalpa Honduras was Cuban, and Cuban Boxers as you well know are some of the most dangerous in the world. Naturally one of my "cousins," who is a hardcore Boxing fan, and back in the 80's he was an ultra hardcore Mike Tyson fan, got interested, because he knows all about the Cuban Boxing game. One of the perks of having a cultural connection to latin America, is that you get advice from some of the best bangers in the world. Most Latino (regardless of race) Boxers are not hulking guys but they know the game.

Anyway, while accompanied him to the Boxing gym where he trained it was all standard fare stuff; speed bags, double end bags, medicine balls, it was bare bones and ultra traditional as obviously Honduras does not have a whole lot of money. All the same it was complete with a ring and everything. Now, the kids that were there from the looks of them, they were all street kids, the kind that lives in cardboard houses. Now, one of them, was hitting a punching bag, and the drumming sound he was making was akin to the rhythm of a machine gun. Imagine an AK-47 that never runs out of bullets, being fired for a solid hour. This kid, was banging away at that bag, nonstop, for a solid hour.

At first I just ignored him figuring "ah, he'll tire." I just sat there, waiting for my cousin to finish some business with one of the coaches, and waited, and waited, and then I noticed it was 40 minutes in, and this kid, he did not stop. I looked into his eyes, he looked at mine, and I just saw a frightening desperation. There was no malice in them at all towards me, or anybody, but I DID sense blood thirstyness, again while holding no personal grudge against ME personally, he looked ready to fight me at the drop of a hat. Pretty soon a solid hour had passed and that kid, was still banging away at that bag as hard as he could, as fast as he could. Said kid at the time was roughly 14.

Have you ever spent any time at all on a punching bag? Even back when I was ripped and fit, the most I could stand in my prime was 10 solid minutes of nonstop banging, as hard and as fast as I could. Yet this kid did it for a solid hour. When he looked into my eyes I understood clearly what actor Carl Weathers meant in the third Rocky movie when he talked about the "eye of the tiger." Basically, the "eye of the tiger," is the ability to keep going, long after in fact your body has quit. The truth is, indeed, the most a physically fit young body can handle in terms of nonstop striking, is 10 to 15 minutes, if you are giving that heavy bag all you got. Boxers, the ones who go on to become serious contenders, even the heavies, can do it for a solid hour. The truth is their body has quit the first 15 minutes, but, somehow, something drives them to keep going.

If you do not have the determination and desperation, to bang away at a heavy bag for a solid hour, giving it all you got, stay the hell away from the ring, trust me on this, those guys will kill you. Nothing personal on their part, they're just desperate, that is what gives them the "eye of the tiger." If you do not have pain and desperation to bring to the ring, do not, I repeat, do not step in there, don't fight those men.

Theres Roy Jones jr gym close to downtown area..

or

PBA (Pensacola Boxing Athletics) on gulf beach hwy

Muhammad Ali

He is right and left handed mostly right handed.

won 173 (KO 108) + lost 19 (KO 1) + drawn 6= 200

Strong enough to KO George Foreman and Cleveland Williams, who had some of the hardest chins in boxing history. Ali's punching power is underrated. The phantom punch however didn't prove anything, since most people think that Listons reaction was fixed.

ancient Archie Moore, who won the light heavyweight title in '52 beating joey maxin, and held it for 10 years before being stripped of the title.

during those ten years, he also fought twice for the heavyweight championship, losing to rocky marciano & Floyd Patterson (for the title left vacant following the rocks retirement

He converted a short time before his first fight with Sonny Liston in 1964, but kept it quiet until after he won the title, because Elijah Muhammad didn't want to associate himself with Clay (as he was known at the time) in case Liston humiliated him (as many thought was gonna happen).

Muhammad Ali weighed in at 216.5 lbs. He wanted to weigh a little heavier for the Foreman fight knowing he would have to endure the body blows for Big George. Goerge Weighed in at 220 lbs.

When he felt like it.

Mexico; 107United States: 416 world champions

Ali (birth name Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.) was born in Louisville, Kentucky on January 17, 1942 to Cassius Marcellus Clay Sr. and Odessa Grady Clay. His father painted billboards and signs and his mother was a household domestic.

Yes there are. The system goes:

Yellow belt

orange belt

green belt

purple belt

blue belt

red belt

brown belt

brown/black belt

black belt

Then black belt degrees.

Lousiville, Kentucky is the home of the Champ.

while he converted to Islam before his first fight with liston, it wasn't until shortly afterward he announced his conversion, and his name change, first to Cassius x and then to Muhammad ali.

Hazrat Ali died when a man named Ibn Muljim stabbed him from his back when he was offering his fajr prayers. Hazrat Imam Hussain (Hazrat Ali's son) died because he was killed by a ruthless man, yazid. He wanted to save Islam and yazid a Muslim wanted to bring bad things into the religion. Muslims are ashamed all over the world to even call him a Muslim. But he wasn't alone he had an army. he also killed the youngest army fighter. Who was only 6 months. He shot him on the throat and Baby Ali Asghar died. Many more died because of the man, like Bibi Sakina. :(

The Rumble in the Jungle was a historic boxing event that took place on October 30, 1974, in the Mai 20 Stadium in Kinshasa, Zaire (now Democratic Republic of the Congo). It pitted then world Heavyweight champion George Foreman against former world champion and challenger Muhammad Ali. Ali won by knocking out Foreman in the eighth round.

David Haye; Vitali Klitschko and Vitali's brother Waldimir all hold legitament First Eschelon shares of the world heavywt. championship. The First Eschelon belts being the WBC; WBA; WBO and the IBF. Go to Discussion

won 43 (KO 28) + lost 10 (KO 2) + drawn 2

she is undefeated in 24 wins with 21 inside the distance, only because she stayed away from dangerous opponents such as anne wolfe