Tyson under control as he prepares for bout with Jones
- by Cecil Buchanan
- in Sports
- — Nov 25, 2020
"I know fighting, I know boxing, and I've studied Tyson and Roy Jones", Adesanya told Sports Illustrated. The legendary trainer identified Iron Mike's talent and raw strength but realized that he needed a bit more defensive steel; the peek-a-boo technique solved that problem, and, before long, Tyson was dominating the competition. "I don't even want to think about where I would be without this lovely sport". "When I won the title, it got tricky".
Foreman, who spent nearly 10 years out of the ring himself before returning in 1987 to start a successful quest to capture another world title, admits the lure of the ring can be irresistible.
"It's happened to so many of us".
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"It feels great to return to the ring after 15 years and I'm thrilled that Weedmaps is the title sponsor of this remarkable moment in my career", he said in an e-mailed statement. But as soon as I saw a clip of him training, I thought, 'What the f.?
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"I'm living responsibly, being present", he said.
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More news: Donald Trump 'plans to pardon former aide Michael Flynn'"Roy has speed. Even at his age (51), he's going to be faster than Mike, and that's something when you have been away, it takes a while to get back how to deal with that and be used to it, Foreman said. It wasn't the right time for me." . While some unique offers-ranging from MMA to bare-knuckle boxing-came rolling in, he and Roy Jones Jr. agreed to reunite in an exhibition match.