14
ISSUE
6
1997
TYSON
VS.
HOLYPieLO
Throughout
the
years
the
Heavyweight
title
has
seen
it's
peaks
and
valleys.
Twenty
years
ago
it
was
at
an
all
time
peak,
everyone
was
a
contender,
upsets
happened
and
the
best
boxer
won.
Around
5
years
ago
it
was
in
a
deep,
deep
valley
and
it
didn't
look
good.
Mike
Tyson
was
in
jail
and
no
one
seemed
to
step
up
a
notch
to
take
over
the
crown.
Well,
now
we
are
seeing
the
Heavyweight
title
become
better
and
better.
This
is
the
way
it
should
be.
The
Tyson
-
Holyfeild
fight
was
awesome.
Scoops
here
had
a
front
row
ticket
for
this
fight,
hey
it
helps
to
have
Don
King
as
a
buddy!
Holy
feild
boxed
a
perfect
fight.
Tyson
had
no
opportunity
to
take
control.
Holyfeild
used
his
reach
to
his
advantage,
stayed
on
the
outside
the
whole
time
picking
and
choosing
his
punches.
If
Tyson
got
inside
he
might
have
won
the
fight,
but
Holyfeild
didn't
let
him.
I
didn't
think
Holyfeild
would
have
the
power
to
knock
Tyson
out,
but
he
did.
I
had
the
same
mentallity
as
everyone
else
basically.
I
thought
Tyson
would
win
in
the
3rd
round
or
so.
I
thought
maybe,
if
the
fight
went
on
longer,
Holyfeild
could
do
something,
but
I
still
never
thought
Holyfeild
would
do
it.
This
has
now
put
an
interesting
twist
on
the
whole
Heavyweight
scenario.
Bowe
vs.
Golatta
II
was
a
good
fight
except
Golatta
was
disqualified
for
a
brutal
low
blow.
Golatta
was
in
control
of
the
entire
fight
though.
Lennox
Lewis
will
do
nothing,
Buster
Mathis
is
doubtful
as
well.
But
now
we
will
have
a
couple
of
great
fights
upcoming,
hopefully
a
Tyson
-
Holyfield
rematch
will
come.
If
it
does,
I
still
honestly
feel
that
Tyson
would
win,
he'll
be
mad
and
that
is
a
scary
thought.
Korean
Hapkido
is
a
non-competitive
martial
art.
It
is
strictly
combative,
meaning
there
are
no
rules
as
to
what
you
can
do.
All
movements
are
taught
from
a
normal
relaxed
stance,
as
this
is
a
defensive
art,
but
they
can
be
done
offensively
in
most
cases.
Hapkido
can
be
done
at
any
age
because
the
techniques
applied
do
not
rely
on
great
strength.
The
idea
of
Hapkido
is
similar
to
the
style
of
the
mar-you
opponents
force
against
them
to
deflect
and
re-direct.
To
obtain
your
first
degree
black
techniques.
Normally
this
takes
twice
as
long
as
it
takes
in
some
niques
learned
consist
of
basic
and
punches,
throws,
falling,
blocking,
and
knife
defense.
This
may
sound
some
of
these
are
variations
of
These
500
techniques
are
just
a
ble
movements.
Hapkido
does
not
use
as
many
tial
arts
do.
This
is
because
all
of
in
this
art
are
practical.
The
weap-cane,
long
and
short
stick,
rope
and
these
weapons
are
not
taught
to
taught
to
first
and
second
degree
Hapkido,
translated
means,
the
joining
of
the
mind
and
the
body
tial
art
Aikido,
which
is
to
use
making
circular
like
motions
belt,
you
must
learn
over
500
about
five
years,
which
is
other
martial
arts.
The
tech-combination
kicks
and
joint
locks,
pressure
points
like
a
lot
to
remember,
but
lower
level
techniques,
fraction
of
the
14,000
possi-
weapons
as
most
other
mar-the
weapons
that
are
taught
ons
used
consist
of
the
sword,
towel
techniques.
Normally
lower
level
belts,
but
are
black
belts
and
up.
way
of
harmony
and
spirit,
a
as
one
unit.
This
joining
is
quite
difficult
to
achieve,
and
takes
practice,
patience
and
proper
breathing
techniques.
If
you
are
in
a
hurry
to
obtain
your
black
belt,
this
art
is
not
for
you,
but
if
you
have
patience
and
want
to
learn
a
unique
art,
Hapkido
is
the
one.