Allow Mike Tyson to fight at 59 well?

On November 15 of last year, the Texas commission gave a former world champion ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson a license at the age of 59 to fight Jake Paul, 28, about Netflix.

Obviously, it was money, not the safety of boxers. Tyson losing to Paul was difficult for this writer a Tyson fan to see. It seemed that I was treading cement.

Tyson, in my opinion, was one of the ten main pesos of all time that money must have needed to bring this fight as inexperienced as Paul, which was a financial success.

Paul had 10-1 without amateur experience and, in his ten fights, defeated five opponents who debuted and two with 0-1 records.

It was sad to see Tyson cross the movements of losing to Paul, which should have been an exhibition, not an official fight. The scores were 79-73 twice and 80-72 in favor of Paul.

Four days after this fight, the Tennessee commission gave the former World Weight Champion Oliver ‘The Atomic Bull’ McCall, 59-14, a return after more than five years at 59 to fight and defeat Stacy ‘Bigfoot’ Frazier, 16-22, at the age of 54. Frazier had lost nineteen from his last twenty fights and had been arrested in thirteen of them. McCall arrested Frazier in two rounds.

In February of this year, McCall arrested Gary Cobia, 3-4, who is 52 years old, in the first round, again in Tennessee. On March 18, McCall will have his third fight in Tennessee with an opponent to be appointed. One can remember that McCall had what seemed like a nerve collapse in a loss, crying uncontrollably in the ring after one of his losses.

In November 1994, former World Champion ‘Big’ George Foreman became the oldest boxer to win a fight for the world title when he defeated the IBF and the world -weight weight champion of the AMB Michael ‘Double M’ Moorer , 35-0, in Nevada.

Previously, the oldest to win a world title was the former world champion of two divisions ‘Ruby’ Bob Fitzsimmons, who won a world title at 40.

Recently, the former world champion Wladimir ‘Dr. Steelhammer ‘Klitschko, 64-5, announced his possible return to the ring at age 49, not fighting since 2017 after losing to the champion Anthony’ Aj ‘Joshua for the second time consecutive. Is this in an effort to overcome Foreman’s record in 45?

Where will it come to an end, allowing boxers to fight beyond 40, much less about 60? The death of a fighter in the ring?