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Even at his 50s, there's probably still only a handful of people who could beat him. Namely other high caliber athletes. I think people greatly underestimate the skill of someone who's not only one of the best, but arguably the best of all time in their sport.

There's this video on Youtube where this ex-NBA player who was retired for 10-15 years or so, held an exhibition 1v1 against numerous fans, including an Australian pro, and another U.S. college player. Now this NBA guy was literally rated at the bottom 10 of all players in the league at the time. I forget his name, but basically he was a nobody. Hardly any info on him at all. This guy schooled all the players he went up against. So it can't be understated how big of a skill gap there is when you're talking about the highest tier athletes and everybody else.

So yeah. The average joe who has 20 years of fighting experience who trains at a local gym would get whooped by Tyson while he had one arm tied behind his back. Wait until he's maybe 70 before taking him on as an amateur fighter.

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