Master Tim Self-Defense

Former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis has described his 2002 fight with Mike Tyson as the “easiest fight of his career.” Speaking to The Ring Magazine, Lewis recalled trainer Emanuel Steward’s prediction: “Emanuel Steward told me it would be my easiest fight… And then I realized why he said that. All my fights leading up to that was preparation for Tyson.”
Lewis knocked Tyson out in the 8th round at The Pyramid in Memphis, successfully defending his WBC and IBF titles. Despite Tyson’s reputation as one of the greatest heavyweights, Lewis explained that Tyson’s decline and his own preparation made the bout straightforward compared to other challenges.
Tyson, who became the youngest heavyweight champion in 1986 and later undisputed champion, suffered several defeats in his later years, including the loss to Lewis. The fight remains a defining moment in Lewis’ career, cementing his legacy as one of the sport’s greatest.
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🚨 Keyshawn Davis has WITHDRAWN from his position to fight Devin Haney‼️
“I just got the notice from the WBO and his attorney that he’s withdrawing. He ducked it...” - Bill Haney

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🥊 FANTASY FIGHT 🥊
Mike Tyson vs David Tua
Two of the hardest punchers the heavyweight division has ever seen. Tyson’s explosive speed, head movement and relentless pressure against Tua’s granite chin, crushing left hook and incredible durability.
Both men built reputations for devastating knockouts, and neither was known for taking a backward step. If they had met in their primes, would Tyson’s explosive combinations end it early, or would Tua drag him into a war and land the shot that changed everything?
Who wins this all-time heavyweight fantasy fight, and how? 👇

UFC 329 is officially in the books.
Conor McGregor walked away with $30 million, which comes out to around $435,000 per second. During those 69 seconds inside the Octagon, he landed zero significant strikes.
Of course, Conor’s impact on the organization is undeniable, and the UFC clearly knew his value and made sure it paid off.
Max Holloway also had some easy money — $3 million without cutting weight or taking a single punch. Not a bad night at the office.
And then there was Paddy Pimblett, who put on a solid performance and finished BSD in just over a minute.

🤔 Let's Kill This Conspiracy Once And For All! 🤔
Alright, fight fans, let's look at the actual EVIDENCE.
We’ve all heard the chirping from the conspiracy theorists claiming Conor came into the Max Holloway fight already injured. They’ll look at the outcome and work backward, saying his knee was "waiting to go."
Sorry, but this visual evidence tells a completely different story. 🎯
McGregor was clearly practising the same kick in his changing room - and he looked pain free.
The idea that he entered that cage compromised is just people ignoring the evidence because they like a better storyline. This was a freak in-fight accident, plain and simple.

The pound-for-pound king reacts to Conor McGregor's short lived return.

Deontay Wilder's co-manager, Shelly Finkel, has confirmed the former world heavyweight champion would welcome a fight with Oleksandr Usyk, who is reportedly targeting the American after vacating his WBC, IBF and WBA titles to free himself from his mandatory title commitments.
Finkel told Sky Sports: "If the terms were right, Deontay would welcome the opportunity to fight Usyk.
"Usyk is a great champion, and it would be an honour to fight him."
Wilder previously told Sky Sports why he wanted to face Usyk: "He's one of the best of this era. I do need him to accomplish what I need to accomplish.
"It can happen, and it will happen. As long as I have the confidence to do what I have to do, it will happen.
"I must accomplish what I set forth at the beginning of my career."

Could Itauma vs Dubois crown the next undisputed heavyweight champ? 🤔