I’m not going to bore you running down their achievements. And keep in mind this is not a question of who the better all-time fighter is. Prime vs prime, head-to-head, both at their very peak, their absolute best, time traveled together. We got a bigger vote turnout than normal and with nothing HUUUUGE happening right now, let’s stick with the historical vibe for at least another week and another question that has been debated to death, sure, but hey, what the hell? (I know that adds up to 99%, but the decimal points after the wholes will get you there, and anyway that’s the rundown, basically.)

In fact, Tyson once used his motivation to avenge his hero Muhammad Ali’s loss and destroyed Larry Holmes in 1988. An idol to many, ‘The Baddest Man On The Planet’ had idols and heroes of his own. Sugar Ray Leonard took the poll with 36% of the vote, with Marvelous Marvin Hagler at 30%, Roberto Duran at 28%, and Thomas Hearns at 5%. Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is one of the most eccentric boxers in the history of the sport. We asked simply for your pick for the greatest of them all. Muhammad was able to set a new world record for 'Most Lineal World Heavyweight Championship Wins' thanks to these victories.Last week’s Big Question looked back in time a bit, to boxing’s legendary “Four Kings” of the 1980s: Duran, Hagler, Hearns, and Leonard. He had already beaten heavyweight competitors like Leon Spinks in 1978 and Sonny Liston in 1964, 1974, and 1964, respectively. In spite of his boxing career's many ups and downs, Ali was able to claim three heavyweight titles by 1978. On August 1, 1987, Tyson defeated Tony Tucker, and all three sanctioning bodies unanimously declared him the winner (WBC, WBA, and International Boxing Federation ). Muhammad Ali at home in Los Angeles before his last fight with Larry Holmes on August 3, 1980, at Hancock Park, Los Angeles, California. He won the World Boxing Association (WBA) title on March 7, 1987, by defeating James Smith. Mike Tyson/ Muhammad Ali - We Were Kings by Stickman Original Painting - 10995 36 x 60Gallery wrapped and ready to hang.

The World Boxing Council's heavyweight championship was won by Tyson on November 22, 1986, when he knocked out Trevor Berbick in the second round (WBC). The boxer has a career record of 50 victories (including 44 knockouts), six defeats, and two draws. Tyson defeated Michael Spinks in 91 seconds, winning the title of lineal heavyweight champion.

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