Tye fields?

Question

i was watching on tv the other day and they were talking about tye fields the fighter.he has only one loss and like 30 plus wins.but the kicker is that he has 23 first round ko's.he is 6'9" and they are saying he hits harder than anyone.maybe even george forman and ernie shavers.there is no dinying his power.What do you think next great american champ

Answer 1

Tye "The Sky" Fileds isn't ANY good at all. This guys has fought bum after bum in order to get his experience in the ring. He didn't have any amateur experience so he has been hand fed. Trust me I know this guy & his trainer "Jesse Reed" personally.

Any of the Top Guys would destroy Tye. He is old, kinda of slow & not very athletic. I wish he would have been the next great american but I don't think we have any future American Heavyweights in site.

Bob Arum who recently signed Tye is a genius at promoting & building fighters but don't get fooled, mark my words in gold he isn't going anywhere.

Answer 2

ask this on boxingscene.com and you will get a great response. tye fields is the future. once he p i s s e d on a car and it exploded

Answer 3

Tye Fields hits like a girl compared to Earnie Shavers or George Foreman.  I've seen him fight before and he is really not that good.  He is already 33 years old and he's still fighting bums after 42 fights.  His next fight is against former contender Monte Barret.  Barret is a major step up for Fields, but Fields will probably still beat him because Barret is past his prime.  I definately don't think that he is the next "great American champ"; there are WAY better American prospects out there such as Cristobal Arreola or Kevin Johnson.  Those guys may not be at the top of the division, but they are a step above Fields.  If he faces anyone in the top 10, he will lose.  His promoter Bob Arum is talking about how he is going to beat Klitschko and all of this stuff, but I can guarantee you that if he fought Klitschko, he would not make it 5 rounds, and Arum is SUPPOSED to say that because he's his promoter.  Once he steps up his competition, everyone will see that he is just an average big, white heavyweight- nothing more, nothing less...