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The age of Tyson, who has entered 54 years, does not reduce the explosiveness of the former’s youngest heavyweight champion. Well, Roy Jones Jrmust watch out against Tyson in an eight-round exhibition at Staples Center, Los Angeles. Two days into the comeback day, Tyson looked in great shape before returning to the ring after losing 100 pounds or 45 kg. The American boxing legend retired in 2005 with an impressive 50-6 record including 44 knockouts.
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A top doctor, who has a PhD in High Sports Performance, has revealed what it feels like to be a great person. Irineu Loturco claims that Tyson’s blow hitting his opponent’s head will have the equivalent effect of being hit by an object weighing 450kg – which is the weight of a grand piano.
As quoted by Globoesporte, he said: “A hit from a heavyweight can hit an opponent in the head with an impact equivalent to 450 kilos.” “It should be said that this is the average score in published studies.” Tyson was always way above that. ”
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A neurologist has also revealed the risks Tyson and Jones Jr. – aged 105 combined – are taking with back. Renato Anginnah warns: “ Our brains age naturally and are more likely to suffer serious injury. ”
“Assimilating a hit at 54 is different from taking a hit at 20. It’s a lot more serious. And, of course, involves a bigger risk. ”
As a player in the current heavyweight division, Deontay Wilder is claimed to be the strongest punch of all. But Tyson, 54, looked back at his best as he showed off his strength on an aqua bag during a brutal training session.
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He insisted he felt ‘better than ever physically and mentally’ after 15 years of retirement. The former Ugliest Man on the Planet was at the lowest weight since the age of 18 when he made his debut weighing 15 kg. Jones Jr, 51, surprisingly admits ‘death is a possibility’ when he confronts Tyson. Tyson’s trainer Rafael Cordeiro insisted that Tyson could ‘kill someone’ – even at the age of 54.
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