Mark's novel, The League, is the first work of fiction, based on fantasy football. Take
the following pathetic account, for example.Iron Mike Tyson . He did what all sportsmen
should do -- he kept us entertained.Now, with his latest defeat, Tyson and boxing are
both beaten. And all we can do is hope for the next freak to
get here soon.Mark Barnes is the author of Winning the Mortgage Game, a guide to
successful real estate finance strategies. Sometimes, athletes can be extremely annoying to the average fan.
Learn more about it at http://www.sportsnovels.com. His own trainer suggested that Tyson's journey
must come to an end.For nearly two decades, Mike Tyson has saved boxing from completely
air max france drowning in its own pool of greed, malevolence, and awful boxers. Finally, after countless
run-ins with the law, Tyson was pummeled into submission in one last title shot by
Lennox Lewis, a champ who had run out of quality opponents.There was a time that
we all learned to love Tyson. Knocked out in the fourth round, Tyson was
left to ponder a dark future. He would fight again, after several years of
recovery from the beating he suffered from Lewis.Finally, an overweight, too old Tyson, lacking the
skills he once had, took yet another beating -- this time at the hands of
an unknown journeyman named Danny Williams. The youngest heavyweight champ ever, Tyson burst onto
tn requin the scene with fists that could knock down walls and a interviews that could put
a smile on Yogi Berra's face.After a prison term for a rape conviction, Tyson became
less of a devastating fighter and more of a freak. And, in the end,
many would pity him.After squandering a 400 million fortune and claiming bankruptcy, Tyson decided to
escape his demons and try to get some of his glory and a few of
those lost millions back. Let that name resonate for just one moment. One
minute he was crashing his car and walking away from it, the next he was
denying raping a young girl but saying he wished he had, then he was nawing
on Evander Holyfield's ear in a failed attempt to regain boxing prominence. Soon, we
learned to hate him. In the mid 1980s and some of the '90s, Iron
Mike Tyson made boxing the most exciting sport in the world -- even to non-boxing
fans. This kid with the sheepish smile and Swarzeneggar body was an absolute fury
inside the boxing ring. It gets to the point that their freakish nature becomes more
intriguing than watching them compete. Whether he was decimating an opponent with the most
powerful punches in history or boggling our minds with his strange behavior, Tyson awed virtually
everyone who watched him or read about him. Get his guide to financial independence
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