Mike Tyson obliterated Hall of Fame heavyweight in 38 seconds
Mike Tyson's immortal punching power was evident his entire career but none more so than in a few exceptional circumstances.
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Mike Tyson's immortal punching power was evident his entire career but none more so than in a few exceptional circumstances.
Mike Tyson demolished a New York State Boxing Hall of Famer in 38 seconds, a win widely overlooked as a solid victory.
Lennox Lewis heard talk in 2000 that Michael Grant was boxing’s next great heavyweight. By Thomas Hauser THE mid-20th century gave birth to a new breed of athlete; men who were big, well-coordinated, and faster than men their size had been before. By the start of the new millennium, athletes had further honed their natural gifts and were even bigger than their predecessors. Two heavyweights personified this trend: Lennox Lewis and Michael Grant. When they met in the ring at Madison Square Garden on April 29, 2000, Lewis was the reigning heavyweight champion. But Grant was seen in some circl...