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[elmouse03]

Did you watch that Chasing Tyson 30 for 30 on ESPN or The Netflix?

[LNS]

I've been meaning to. I caught a bit of it on youtube last week and I liked what I saw, very interesting. It's kinda sad to hear Holyfield speak now, though. Dude had too much heart for his own good and sounds ridiculously mush mouthed from all the punches he took. But I'll eventually watch the whole thing from start to finish. Did you see it?

[elmouse03]

I've been meaning to. I caught a bit of it on youtube last week and I liked what I saw, very interesting. It's kinda sad to hear Holyfield speak now, though. Dude had too much heart for his own good and sounds ridiculously mush mouthed from all the punches he took. But I'll eventually watch the whole thing from start to finish. Did you see it?

Then they talked a little bit about Holyfield on that Broke 30 for 30 and he has like 11 children from like 9 different women.

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I've been meaning to. I caught a bit of it on youtube last week and I liked what I saw, very interesting. It's kinda sad to hear Holyfield speak now, though. Dude had too much heart for his own good and sounds ridiculously mush mouthed from all the punches he took. But I'll eventually watch the whole thing from start to finish. Did you see it?

Then they talked a little bit about Holyfield on that Broke 30 for 30 and he has like 11 children from like 9 different women.

Yeah he wasn't the smartest guy with his money. I think his net worth is maybe $1m, but I might be wrong. That's pitiful when you think about all of the hundreds of millions he probably earned in his career. I'm sure a lot of that is from shady promoters and deals gone bad, but still, there's no excuse to lose tens of millions of dollars like that. But regardless, Evander still seems at peace with himself, so I guess it's all good. Same deal with Tyson, for all the money he made his net worth is dick. Pretty crazy how some athletes have no impulse control.

[elmouse03]

I've been meaning to. I caught a bit of it on youtube last week and I liked what I saw, very interesting. It's kinda sad to hear Holyfield speak now, though. Dude had too much heart for his own good and sounds ridiculously mush mouthed from all the punches he took. But I'll eventually watch the whole thing from start to finish. Did you see it?

Then they talked a little bit about Holyfield on that Broke 30 for 30 and he has like 11 children from like 9 different women.

Yeah he wasn't the smartest guy with his money. I think his net worth is maybe $1m, but I might be wrong. That's pitiful when you think about all of the hundreds of millions he probably earned in his career. I'm sure a lot of that is from shady promoters and deals gone bad, but still, there's no excuse to lose tens of millions of dollars like that. But regardless, Evander still seems at peace with himself, so I guess it's all good. Same deal with Tyson, for all the money he made his net worth is dick. Pretty crazy how some athletes have no impulse control.

Yeah. Anyway it's too bad that Holyfield and Tyson didn't happen in 91 when both guys were at their best. You ever ordered anything from that roots of fight before?

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Then they talked a little bit about Holyfield on that Broke 30 for 30 and he has like 11 children from like 9 different women.

Yeah he wasn't the smartest guy with his money. I think his net worth is maybe $1m, but I might be wrong. That's pitiful when you think about all of the hundreds of millions he probably earned in his career. I'm sure a lot of that is from shady promoters and deals gone bad, but still, there's no excuse to lose tens of millions of dollars like that. But regardless, Evander still seems at peace with himself, so I guess it's all good. Same deal with Tyson, for all the money he made his net worth is dick. Pretty crazy how some athletes have no impulse control.

Yeah. Anyway it's too bad that Holyfield and Tyson didn't happen in 91 when both guys were at their best. You ever ordered anything from that roots of fight before?

I don't understand your question lol


I was too young to order PPV back in the early 90's, my parents would've killed me. Is that what you were asking? And I think Holyfield still would've beat Tyson, even back then.

[elmouse03]

Yeah he wasn't the smartest guy with his money. I think his net worth is maybe $1m, but I might be wrong. That's pitiful when you think about all of the hundreds of millions he probably earned in his career. I'm sure a lot of that is from shady promoters and deals gone bad, but still, there's no excuse to lose tens of millions of dollars like that. But regardless, Evander still seems at peace with himself, so I guess it's all good. Same deal with Tyson, for all the money he made his net worth is dick. Pretty crazy how some athletes have no impulse control.

Yeah. Anyway it's too bad that Holyfield and Tyson didn't happen in 91 when both guys were at their best. You ever ordered anything from that roots of fight before?

I don't understand your question lol


I was too young to order PPV back in the early 90's, my parents would've killed me. Is that what you were asking? And I think Holyfield still would've beat Tyson, even back then.

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[elmouse03]

I only watched Tyson after he got out of prison as my dad ordered all his fights. Thanks to that ringside DVD from ESPN posting a lot of his fights from 85-90 I didn't know how good he really was.

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I watched "Champs" yesterday to kill time till I left work. It was interesting.

[elmouse03]

I watched "Champs" yesterday to kill time till I left work. It was interesting.

Yeah it was pretty good.

There's some Ali movies on netflix that are pretty tight also.

[elmouse03]

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