Re: Boxing tonight

Exactly my point, Tyson was in Klitchko's back yard - he had to show the judges he was in control, if it was even remotely close it would have gone to Klitchko. Tyson was fighting someone who was regarded as the best heavy weight on the planet at the time who had dominated the division for years - making it look like he was schooling and frustrating him was the best way to win, as no one would have thought he could knock him out. Hughie was at home, in a 50/50 fight against someone who hadn't ever really been tested until his last fight where he looked average, yet he still tried to fight going backwards, and looked to win on points. Someone like whyte would more than likely stop Parker inside 6 rounds, something hughie could probably had done if they tried to turn it into a scrap.