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I became one of the greatest fighters in spite of flaws: Tyson

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  • Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson has said that he has no regrets about his controversial career, adds that he became one of the greatest fighters in spite of his flaws.

    At 43, Tyson a.k.a. “Iron Mike” now understands that he grabbed the headlines for all the wrong reasons during his quest to become the most fearsome fighter.

    "Everything I have done, the good and the bad, catapulted me to become the person I was willing to become and that's one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. I was happy to be the person who was savage because all my life I used to hear about these fighters who were savages, monsters and animals.

    It made them almost inhuman and I loved the stigma behind those guys,” The Sun quoted him, as saying.

    "That's why they continued to live in my head and that's why I wanted to be like them. They motivated me to be the guy that I became at that stage of my life. But that's all in the past now," he added.

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    I became one of the greatest fighters in spite of flaws: TysonBy: Rohit Kumar | 03-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward I wish you had the intelligence of Ali. The combination of speed, intelligence and the commanding communicating skills that made Ali the greatest sportsman ever in the history of mankind. Recently Ian Botham wrote the book of his 10 top sportsmen of the world. He also picked Ali as the greatest sportsman. The beauty of Ali that he stood for a cause. He refused to carry the slave name Clay. He stood against the barbaric war of Vietnam. Many people never realized todate that Ali was ripped of his title at his prime, between 27 and 30. The prime of any sportsman is between 27 and 30. No doubt, Mike Tyson was the fearsome of his time but without intelligence and intimidating skills of Ali.
    mike tysonBy: kuldeep sharma | 27-Oct-2009 Reply | Forward Dear Mike, who can forget you? You were the greatest Boxer and still are .. No doubt about it. It would have better if you could be have nicer in personal conduct. Still admire you.
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