Did you let Mike Tyson fight at the age of 59? ncvrs.com

On November 15 last year, the Texas Committee authorized the former world champion Mike Tyson at the age of 59 to fight Netflix, 28, 28.

Obviously, it was about money, not the security of boxers. Tyson lost Paul that this Tyson fan was difficult for the writer. He seemed to enter cement.

In my opinion, Tyson was one of the ten most important heavyweights of all time who needed money to lead this fight as inexperienced as Paul, which was a financial success.

Paul was 10-1 years old, has no amateur experience, and defeated five opponents in ten fights, debuting and two with 0-1 records.

It was sad that Tyson was going through the motive for Paul’s loss, which should have been an exhibition, not an official struggle. The scores were twice 79-73 and 80-72 for Paul.

Four days after the match, the Tennessee Committee in 59-14, returning to 59 years after 59 years after the age of 59 and defeating Stacy ‘Bigfoot’ Frazier, 16-22, former heavyweight champion Oliver “Atomic Bull”, 16 To return and defeat –22. At the age of 54. Frazier lost nineteen of his last twenty battles and was stopped in thirteen. McCall stopped Frazier in two rounds.

In February this year, McCall repeated 3-4-year-old Gary Cobia in the first round, 52, again in Tennessee. On March 18, McCall holds the third fight in Tennessee with an opponent. You may remember that after one of McCall’s losses, after one of his losses, he cries uncontrollable in the ring.

In November 1994, former world champion George Foreman became the oldest boxer to win the World Championship fight when he defeated IBF and WBA heavyweight world champion Michael ‘Double M’ Moorer, 35-0, in Nevada.

Previously, the oldest world champion was the two -class world champion, ‘Ruby’ Bob Fitzsimmons, who won the world champion at the age of 40.

Recently, former world champion Wladimir ‘Dr. Steelhammer ‘Klitschko, 64-5, at the age of 49, announced that he could return to the ring since 2017 after losing Anthony’ Aj ‘Joshua champion in the second straight. Does this seek Foreman’s record at the age of 45?

Where will it end, allowing boxers to fight well at 40, not to mention the 60? The death of a warrior in the ring?