The answer is Larry Holmes. He was a bum with an ego, not a real champion. First off, Muhamad Ali was not just over-the-hill in boxing terms but throughout that fight, his hands were shaking, and not because he was mocking the other guy egging him on daring him to attack him, when fighting Holmes Ali clearly had Parkinson's disease. In addition to having Parkinson's, he was also out of shape, in a later fight Ali managed to get himself in shape, even attaining a youthful look, but, sadly Spinks ended his career.
nope lost both fights one of them being legendary for mike tysons ear bitting
The Lost Tape was a documentary about Cus D'Amato and Mike Tyson.
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No Nike Tyson lost both the fights, in one Tyson bit of Evander Holyfields ear.
Tyson suffered the first lost of his career to James "Buster" Douglas in 1990 in tokyo , japan (:
Mike Tyson In 1996 he challenged but lost to Evander Holyfield; in a 1997 rematch he was disqualified for biting off a piece of Holyfield's ear, and his license was revoked.
No, he does not. Mike Tyson has been a professionel boxer for several years, and in the professionel boxing world, it is required, that any boxer takes a blood test before the ring match. If mike Tyson was tested HIV positive, he would have lost his boxing license.
It is the boxer Mike Tyson.
37 straight wins before his fight with buster that ended with a lost.
mike tyson has lost to buster douglas by ko holyfeild twice once by ko one dq. He was kod by lennox lewis and kind of just quit in his last two fights to danny williams and a big fat irish fighter. A total of six loses as a professional.
They only fought once. Since Ali used a surprise tactic (rope a dope) to beat Foreman, it would not be very effective to try the same tactic twice with success. Foreman lost much of his mystique and others were able to beat him following that loss against Ali.
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