Hello Matt! George Chuvalo fought in a much greater era of boxing than Tyson and is considered one of the true strong men in boxing history with tree trunks for legs and an iron chin having never been knocked down in his 98 fight career. Chuvalo was also a pretty hard puncher particularly to the body. Tyson at one time was considered almost unbeatable with devastating speed and awesome punching power particularly with those vicious uppercuts of his on the inside. Tyson could sometimes mentally at least be his own enemy and was not the same fighter again after his relationship with Robin Givens and first loss to Douglas. A fighter I would compare Chuvalo to that fought Tyson would be James "Bonecrusher" Smith who had a strong chin, was physically strong and slow. I believe that this fight would be much the same with Chuvalo getting hammered but strong enough to land some good shots of his own and smart enough to wrestle when he needed to lasting the distance but losing convincingly.
Tyson by wide 15 round decision victory.
Tyson in 2-3 rounds. He finishes early
Tyson
Tyson wins, Chuvalo was a trial horse, meaning if you beat him you could fight a champ, but if you lost you were only going to be a journeyman for your career.
Chuvalo's one of the toughest heavyweight ever, with a granite chin at that. Mike wouldn't be able to knock him out, but I see Chuvalo's corner throwing in the towel by the 8th or 9th to prevent too much damage.
You could look at George and he would run for the cut man.
Tyson would either head butt him or Bite em. Anyway Tyson
by fight stoppage. And George headed for the ER.
Tyson by cut stoppage first three rds it would be kind of like the Foreman fight George would take too many damaging punches
Tyson by TKO but George would still be on his feet.
15 rounds, who wins?
