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George Foreman Once Admitted Why He Never Fought Mike Tyson: ‘That Guy Was a Nightmare’

Mike Tyson is widely regarded as one of the most feared boxers to ever step foot in the ring. Even though he’s relatively short, he dominated a heavyweight boxing division which featured many fighters that towered over him. Tyson engaged in many iconic bouts over the course of his career, including matches against Trevor Berbick and Evander Holyfield. However, he never got the chance to take on boxing legend George Foreman, who many consider one of the greatest of all time. Today, Foreman openly admits that a match between him and Tyson never occurred because he “didn’t want any parts of him.”
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Mike Tyson Admits He Tried to Kill Trevor Berbick as Revenge For Muhammad Ali During Their Infamous 2nd-Round Knockout Match

Mike Tyson is well known for his eccentric personality, high-pitched voice, and lisp, but he’s also known for being one of the most powerful punchers to ever step into the ring. The former heavyweight champion was bullied as a child but dominated the sport of boxing for over a decade, earning a 50-6 record and $400 million in the process. When the time came for him to fight Trevor Berbick, he knew he had to get revenge for Muhammad Ali.
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Mike Tyson’s Thoughts on $100 Million ‘Bite-Fight’ Against Evander Holyfield, 23 Years Later — ‘I Would’ve Bit His Nose, His Lips, Anything’

Mike Tyson participated in a number of highly publicized boxing matches, but none compare to his epic 1997 rematch with Evander Holyfield for the heavyweight championship. The two had squared off for the first time several months prior, with Tyson losing the match after the referee stopped the fight in the 11th round. Expectations were high for the match, and the $100 million worth of ticket sales proved it. The match generated 1.9 million pay-per-view buys, and Tyson was getting paid $30 million for the competition. As the defending heavyweight champ, Holyfield received $33 million. Unfortunately, fans never got the rematch they deserved because Tyson bit off a piece of Holyfield’s ear, forcing the referee to stop the match in the third round. 23 years later, Tyson looked back on the incident and admitted he would’ve bitten any part of Holyfield that was vulnerable.