”When Tyson lost to Buster Douglas (a 42-1 underdog) in 1990, he fought a man with more courage than any other fighter he had come across. When people stood up to Tyson, there was no plan B.”

The problem with building your article on this premise is that Tyson the fighter was already heavily diminished by the time of the Douglas fight. Far from it being simply a case of someone trying something new (standing up to Tyson) it was a case of Tyson no longer training properly. Tyson started a rapid downhill descent after his troubled marriage to Givens, was forever in the papers for all the wrong reasons - starting up around the time of the leadup to the first Bruno fight - and Douglas was just the fortunate one to catch Tyson once he was sufficiently degraded to finally tumble over.