I'm moved that a man has found such strength and trust in his God. Holyfield needs to be able to separate the two and save the religious sermons for Sunday mornings. I am an adamant believer in the First Amendment. It gives Holyfield and Tyson and the rest of us the right to pray to whoever or whatever they like and me the right to print my opinion. But this is sports.
People watch boxing for thrill or enjoyment.
I would think someone would be quite bizarre to watch a boxing match for a religious revival. Don't pray during my boxing match, and I won't box at your church. As fanatical as Tyson is about his religion, and as often as he brings it up, when it comes to matters of the ring, Tyson knew what it was all about. I gave it my best. All rights reserved.