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He told his lady friends how to dress and when to speak. A bit d@ckish. Hows that to treat anyone let alone the woman you "love". But i suppose his faith tells him to be an arsehole to womenQuote:
Originally Posted by Pacman1903
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The man is a monster!
Thats racism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oslo_Don
Thats racism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
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The South lost. Get over it.
The world would be a much better place if they hadn't.
Big fan of slavery are you?
Slavery was never really the issue, just the excuse. A bit like the WMDs of today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oslo_Don
But slavery did exist.
Anyway they would never have won. Shelby Foote said so.
So you ARE saying that 20 years before Tyson, human beings were much stronger!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Goalposter
Funny how when comparing sporting achievements from different era's, folk like to hark on about the 'level of opposition' XD
I say Tyson, at his peak, would have knocked out all of the above with a single combo and nobody's gonna prove me wrong.
He told his lady friends how to dress and when to speak. A bit d@ckish. Hows that to treat anyone let alone the woman you "love". But i suppose his faith tells him to be an arsehole to womenQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo1983
Edit- i mean told[/quote]
The man is a monster! [/quote]
Aye but hes a walking contradiction when it came to his faith and women.
Oh and lets not forget about his racist remarks about Joe Frazier. Pretty funny coming from "mr civil rights" himself, the friend of Malcolm X
Was he as great as hes made out? The jurys out. In death people are made out to be better people than they actually were.
Yes he was a superstar in the sporting world and will never be forgotten. But away from the ring nae really that much. (his charity work is undoubted though)
Could've held out for a score draw. Should've promised the natives casinos in their constitution for a wee hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo1983