Mike Tyson-Legenda HW

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UNBELIEVABLE, wypowiedział Sugar Ray Leonard, nie Lampley, .Lampley to nie był jak to @Zawixon,pisze wyżej
oto Kulminacja,walki :Komentarz, z Tokio- Tyson vs Douglas, 1990, 11 Luty :Lampley,Merchant,Sugar Ray Leonard runda 9/10

Lampley: The most action-filled, heavy punching exchange round of
Mike Tyson’s career.

Merchant: And Mike Tyson is hurt, his eye is closing and he is behind
in this fight.

Leonard: There is just an incredible surge of… of strength and life in
“Buster” Douglas.

Merchant: (watching replay) Let’s take a look. “Buster” Douglas is just
going at him and what he’s doing is — what other fighters who have
had Tyson in trouble have backed off to admire their work — and
when he got him in trouble he went at him.
And Tyson has taken some big punches. James Douglas is not a great
puncher. But he’s a 230-pound man throwing some hard stuff… and
Tyson, to his credit, has stood in there and taken the punches.

Lampley: Oh what a right hand by Tyson to begin the 10th round.
Emphasis on “man” Larry. This has been an inspired, courageous
performance by a man whose mother has died within the past month
— whose son’s mother is battling a difficult kidney ailment – who had
every reason to come into this bout depressed and down-trodden –
chosen by no one to have a chance of getting out of the first few
rounds – and he has thoroughly dominated Mike Tyson with the
exception of the moment when he went down.

Leonard: Well, the other day, John Johnson err, Douglas’s manager,
and Douglas himself said: “I am a new person now.” And apparently
he is.

Lampley: He’s been a whole different person than the one every
boxing expert expected to see here.
Merchant: It appears that Tyson is virtually a one-eyed fighter at this
point.

Lampley: A desperate one eyed fighter… brawling willingly just to try
to get in the shot that will finish things and…

Leonard: Oh the uppercut!

Lampley: What an uppercut by Douglas! And down goes Tyson.
Referee Octavio Meyran’s count is clearly audible above an eerie
silence.
Meyran: 2… 3… 4… 5… 6… 7… 8…

Leonard: He’s… he we… it’s over

Merchant: It’s over!

Lampley: Mike Tyson has been knocked out!

Leonard: Unbelievable! ●●●●●●●●

Merchant: This makes Cinderella look like a sad story, what “Buster”
Douglas has done here tonight.

Lampley: Let’s go ahead and call it the biggest upset in the history of
heavyweight championship fights. Say it now gentlemen: James
“Buster” Douglas, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

Merchant: I would be willing to say it’s the greatest upset in boxing
history.

Leonard: There seems to be a little pandemonium here…