Hes had a rough life that he still cant figure out. On his own podcast he’ll digress from the guests story and bring up a time or his emotional state of said time
Some commenters act like Joe Rogan exaggerates his fighting skills. I think he's usually pretty casual about it. He won a National Taekwondo point fighting competition, which regardless of what the clueless knowing-it-alls tell you, can get you knocked out, injured and can give you broken bones. He also won the Massachusetts State Full Contact Karate Championships, 4 years in a row. He's a legit second degree black belt in Taekwondo. He's a legit black belt in two different styles of BJJ, Gi and No Gi. It took him 16 years to get the first BJJ black belt. He's also a blue belt in Judo and he fought in a few amateur kick boxing fights. At 52 years old, he still kicks like a fucking mule. He could definitely fuck people up. He only quit competing, because he was worried about the cumulative damage of head injuries, when his sports efforts paid him exactly nothing. I'm not even a huge Joe Rogan fan, but unlike many TH-cam, commenters, I don't think that Googling something for 5 minutes, before commenting about it, is a mind numbing chore.
100 percent right, in on like boxing were there is a small chance to make it big, there was not world champ kickboxer make a 100 million a year. and I like how joe said it nothing to what you went throw.
Joe Rogan actually talked about being asked this with someone else and he felt like a absolute dork telling Mike Tyson about his relatively meager in comparison accomplishments.
I think it depends on what you do. IRRATIONAL fear drives you insane. But I think sometimes fear can be used. For example, for me when I'm racing, I'm always scared to death. But it makes me drive way better. While I am scared, I am a much better decision maker. I am an aggressive driver, but my fear allows me to control my urge to make big moves, even if they aren't there. This also applies to my fighting. My fear allows me to be more careful with shot placement and blocking, and knowing when to shoot in and when to lay back a little.
@It is what it is don't forget many convicted rapist are exonerated by DNA and victims/witnesses recanted. By the way that's about over 50 percent when it comes to black men being exonerated on rape convictions by your court of law.
No one listened to him when he was treaten unfairly. Yet he is still a great listener. No one can dare face this man physically. Again still he talks and treats others politely. Great respect to this man.
When Mike said “ I always wanted to make my mentor happy” it really hit home. All athletes have a desire to make their coach happy and proud. It at a point in their career will become a reason to continue with their sport. Sort of like an obsession especially in one on one sports
It's almost at another level, as his mentor, took him from the streets and gave him a direction in life that actually went somewhere real. He believes his mentor saved his life, which could very well be the truth
Dude he is wearing those airpods in the sauna. But true, doesn't wearing headphone for that long hurt the ears. Especially the outer years go numb. It's a cartilage after all getting squished.
A random Russian, who happens to be free from the plight of having to tiptoe around everything race-related, makes a comment about how two people of different races look alike, and they immediately assume his agenda was to worsen race relations in America. Talk about American egocentrism...
Yup he’s always going to be the champ to me forever with fame and money comes crazy bitches trying anything to fuck you over they proved he didn’t rape her or beat his wife but yet he still did time for tax evasion and something else weird maybe OJ didn’t do it oh wait he did though but iron mike isn’t a rat so of course he did the time
was looking for this comment, he really did love cus. god bless that old man for taking mike under his wing, had they never met mike would likely been just another ultra dangerous street thug destined to die before reaching maturity let alone old age. RIP Constantine D'Amato
Mike Tyson has grown so much as a human being it warms my soul. He's come from such a dark, violent, and lonely place to wanting to understand other human beings. I'm not saying he's perfect, but you'd be a fool to not acknowledge how far this guy has come.
I want to see Mike have a channel and do interviews where he asks tough questions then breathes heavily in to the mic as his guests answer. He let's people answer and listens well. Nice interview Mike!
@@chilldudie242 Only said by internet pussies. The tough guy shit was always just for the ring anyway. He was always cool unless he felt you were crossing him.
Mike's last sentence in this clip. "I was always trying to make my mentor happy." I been through that stage.... recognition from nobody other than my mentor....
best rogan interview ever.abuse, struggle, conflict, consequences, and redemption. we are so lucky to be able to hear the champ"s stories from a first person perspective. Keep op the good work Rogan. You got the interview no one else could. Honesty, truth, forth rightful, and humble. Thats why we listen. Thats why its important. Thats why your conversations are more than a Monday morning watercolor aside. And thanks to the champ. It was an hour glass of life you've lived. We are seeing the top of enlightenment that could only be revealed after the bottom fell through the vortex of experience. Joe good work and to the champ, you've earned redemption. We live this crazy tapestry of life and I feel lucky that we've had the chance to hear the words of you and those few that have been at its fringed edge.
Please do not say what Joe does is work, this is not journalism where the interviewer (Joe) has an agenda for gain. Joe cannot be bought and that is why people trust him - viewers trust him and celebrities trust him enough to be on his podcast.
“I just wanted to make my mentor happy” I felt that.. My wrestling coach was like the dad I never had and all the hours I spent training in a 100 degree dungeon of a basement with ankle weights and a weighted vest wasn’t for me, I just wanted to please him...
Think this is lovely, no one ever asks joe about his fighting past, they always expect joe to walk about other people. It’s awesome to see someone as big in fighting as mike to recognise and find interest in joes life and not just talk about his own. Truly amazing.
Mike Tyson, as he demonstrated in this interview, is proof that people can become better people. It's obvious that he's done a lot of thinking about himself and his previous life's motivations, learned from them, and grown. My respect for the man, beyond his undeniable super human abilities in the ring, has grown a lot. Thanks for providing us with this interview, Joe. Glad you have this opportunity to make change and are using it to move things in such a positive direction.
So true. My mom let me stay up late to watch his fight against Buster Douglas. I cried when he lost. It was hard to watch one of my heroes lose. But i consider myself lucky to have seen him throughout his career and at his best.
"I was madly insane with fear"... I NEVER would have thought "Iron" Mike was afraid during his boxing career. He seems actually very cool and laid back. Listening, talking... 👍 Mike
@@MajorCB211 Getting badly hurt. It eats every fighter up at some stage. It's a basic human behaviour. The more fearful you get, the louder you become in many cases. Empty vessels make the loudest noise in many cases too. Nothing to be ashamed of, it'd be very strange not to have some fear entering the Octagon or ring. If anything, I'd have more respect for him. It makes him more relatable and human, but I'm sure you'll try to tell me I'm wrong lol. Why do you think the unfortunate death of that poor fighter in Dublin upset him so much? Again, it just emphasises his and other fighters human side.
I actually really resonate and understand this. I struggled with Anxiety immensely in my early teens. Still do a bit. I started fighting. Competed in taekwondo moved to Muay Thai and American kickboxing. Trained hard had a solid record. But I was driven completely by fear. It’s became such a crutch that I could never stop training. I have taken a 2 year break and it’s been such a relief tho hard at first. Fighting became a crutch for me to battle fear.
Two of my favorite people on the planet. Im 53. I spent 15 years in the penitentiary for murder. I was one of those insane people Mike speaks of. Mike was an idol of mine when I fought snd boxed. Since then he has risen immensely in me with his transformation and utter honesty about life. I try to do the very same in life snd the books about my life. Thanks to both for their incredible courage for honesty.
I hear that, I moved around alot through all my school life. I was always tall for my age and would always get picked on by kids a few years older than me. I joined martial arts just to be able to deal with what ever came my way. It has helped me in many scenarios having that background. I plan on putting my son's into martial arts when they are of age
"You can't be in the right frame of mind and want to do this stuff" Mike Tyson is extremely insightful. I got into boxing after my mom developed paranoid schizophrenia and family dumped me in a horrible Foster home at age 7. When you're in survival mode and feel unloved you do insane things. Learning to defend yourself gives you security so you don't have to fight. When you are secure and have something to lose, it's very difficult, or at least it is for me, to have interest in fighting.
I watch this video alot because of how sweet Mike is to Joe. He throws him the ball. And its so crazy, watching him be so humbled by someone who is a hero to him is really great to be able to watch. I'm a screenwriter from New Jerset and when I was 16 I met Kevin Smith. I remember so vividly the feeling I had when he told me he thought I was funny. That's how this rings to me. Its so clear that Joe appreciated this conversation.
@Robyn Justice Ya know, people that don't move on tend to live a miserable life. To top it off, Thanks for being apart of the reason why it sucks to open your mouth now a days. Had to kill the mood. Thanks for that, real good 👍 always some asshole man, I tell ya, I guess it had to be you in this case.
@@mr.mayhem6755 oh I'm a person that likes to speak my mind. I've told my boss he sucks at his job and no one likes him. Point being; I'd spit it in loud and clear in his face buddy.
Tyson gave Rogan his moment, and Joe ate it up. I respect the background and I enjoyed listening to his story also. He’s very humble and knows his place in the fighting world. That’s why I trust his opinion on other fighters. He’s very down to earth and so is Tyson. Great interview. This was by far his best guest.
Yo this straight facts 💯. I used to wrestle in highschool and I was in Varsity 170lbs and went state. Btw im abouta finish my senior year now. There was a lot of worrying involved in wrestling.
@MrTruboy ye i watched it he held the guys head down to stop him from attacking coulda kneed the shit out of the dudes head but wait hmmmmm maybe he didn't coz he was on tv dickhead anyone who knows anything about fighting knows that fight was over as soon as Joe grabbed his head
MrTruboy Legit bjj black belt, Won a national tkd championship, is recognized as a great fighter by many great mixed martial artist and taught gsp to do the turning side kick correctly. People always try to act tough in the comment section smh.
Judged an undercard in Vegas and Mike came into one of the hotels tiny bars. I was eating dinner with one of his friends and he came over and kicked it with us. Gem of a guy, he appreciated me not asking for a pic or autograph. Aside from his massive following and success in and out of the ring, we were just dudes shootin’ the shit talkin about everything else besides fighting. I’ll never forget that night..... ever
when you have experienced the highs that Mike has.. everything else in pure mundane... he still fearsome..and still barely restrained... you could tell Joe was trying to calm him down on a few occasions... Mike Tyson.. the best.. the best fighter and boxer ever... and will ever be.... his edge was the life he grew up in.. he knew if he lost.. he would have to go back to that... and that was all the motivation he needed.. even in the fight against Hollyfield..... that shine through.... not wanting to go back to that life.... and doing everything he could not to.... Tyson .. may not like that guy.. but he still is...
As a person who used to be picked on but not anymore I find it amazing to hear about people such as Joe who aren't the least bit vulnerable telling us about how they got picked on during their past. Cool.
Man, Iron Mike. Such a blessed soul today compared to what he was in his youth. Too bad we had to wait so long to enjoy this man, but I guess his path was a collection of life-changing events that got him to the place he is today.
Man understanding the art of finance and managing money I believe is so essential for athletes , I believe if Tyson knew that , he would’ve turned out so much better than right now !
@Chief Sunnah you dont need to do all that if you have pro athlete money. As long as you know the value of money and dont do anything stupid 4 or 5 million could provide you a comfortable,well above average,care free lifestyle until the day you die easily
Yes you are right he lost so much money, but at the end of the day you can't expect a young man that's from nothing and being pulled everywhere to look at his accounts on a daily basis even with financial literacy. Very reason he had,and every athletes, have agents, cpa and finance managers. Guess who stole the most from them, the very people they hired and trusted, so it is catch 22. But Mike is still a multimillionaire with a huge ranch in California, and businesses.
This was from last year and yet I’m glad I got to listen. Tyson is a great listener but I’m sure it didn’t happen over night. I liked the fact that Joe admitted to having fear, and did so in front of Mike. Now the one thing Mike said right before the snippet ended was and I quote “I always wanted to make my mentor happy”. I’d love to have heard Tyson’s thoughts on DK.
Mike Tyson is probably so sick of telling HIS story. He seems genuinely excited to hear someone else’s story for a change.
This makes sense.
That’s most likely why he started his podcast.
Yeah it gets tiring
Hes had a rough life that he still cant figure out. On his own podcast he’ll digress from the guests story and bring up a time or his emotional state of said time
@@njm5642 and in his podcast he talks more than his guests 😂😂😂didnt work for him very well
When i imagine joe as a kid i still see him being bald.
@BosoxnationI972 bruh, i know you know he was joking. I know you know that..
God damn it dude 😂😂
You never seen fear factor then? That was a long time ago. 😂
Only after reading this comment did I realise I was imagining it wrong
dude look at fear factor
"I was scared"says the man who can put his foot thru a man's soul.
TheDeceptiveMoss hahahaha
Lol exactly what I was thinking
Yeah you could see the fear in his eyes every time he got in the ring ....not !
+TheDeceptiveMoss thats why he can do it so good, his fear made him work extra hard.
@MUFC I wouldn't call it the most important sport, its a great sport sure but just because its popular don't mean its the best
Mike is a great listener after all he has 3 ears !
Looooooool!!!
Ah yes, he took one from Holyfield lmao
pyro7602 sheesh that’s tough 🤣🤣
My wife couldn’t understand why I was laughing so hard at this. 😂 😂 😂
More like 2.4 ears
Mike asking Joe about fighting must have made him so happy
I would’ve loved to see his face on camera listening to Joe tell him “it was because of you”... Shit, it made ME smile.
"When did you know you wanted to get phythical with aneth human being?"
@@WhackashitCollaborations hahahaha
@Steven Rozakis Rogans leg kicks are frightening lol
@@cloudstrife6368 I'm more impressed by his arm kicks
“When did you know you wanted to get physical with another human being?” - Mike Tyson
He's the man
Phithical
Stonka lmaoo
*lets get physical, physical, let’s get physical, physical*
I was insane during my career!
Mike Tyson.
Mike "When did you know you wanted to get physical with another human being" Tyson.
Some commenters act like Joe Rogan exaggerates his fighting skills. I think he's usually pretty casual about it. He won a National Taekwondo point fighting competition, which regardless of what the clueless knowing-it-alls tell you, can get you knocked out, injured and can give you broken bones. He also won the Massachusetts State Full Contact Karate Championships, 4 years in a row.
He's a legit second degree black belt in Taekwondo. He's a legit black belt in two different styles of BJJ, Gi and No Gi. It took him 16 years to get the first BJJ black belt. He's also a blue belt in Judo and he fought in a few amateur kick boxing fights.
At 52 years old, he still kicks like a fucking mule. He could definitely fuck people up. He only quit competing, because he was worried about the cumulative damage of head injuries, when his sports efforts paid him exactly nothing.
I'm not even a huge Joe Rogan fan, but unlike many TH-cam, commenters, I don't think that Googling something for 5 minutes, before commenting about it, is a mind numbing chore.
100 percent right, in on like boxing were there is a small chance to make it big, there was not world champ kickboxer make a 100 million a year.
and I like how joe said it nothing to what you went throw.
His kicks are legit enough for GSP to be amazed by it.
Thanks Joe!
Joe Rogan actually talked about being asked this with someone else and he felt like a absolute dork telling Mike Tyson about his relatively meager in comparison accomplishments.
@Mourning Star Just curious, what logic are you using to come to that conclusion about taekwondo?
"Tell me.."
"When did you..."
Welcome to the Mike Tyson Experience. (MTE)
"Fear drives you insane" - this statement is incredibly true
@Maribor Forest BURN
Fear is a path to the dark side
Yessir, it creates that refuse to lose mentality !!
I think it depends on what you do. IRRATIONAL fear drives you insane. But I think sometimes fear can be used.
For example, for me when I'm racing, I'm always scared to death. But it makes me drive way better. While I am scared, I am a much better decision maker. I am an aggressive driver, but my fear allows me to control my urge to make big moves, even if they aren't there.
This also applies to my fighting. My fear allows me to be more careful with shot placement and blocking, and knowing when to shoot in and when to lay back a little.
True fear can drives you insane but more over, you will learn a lesson and become stronger. Life is a game folks, lol.
Crazy how popular and liked Mike Tyson is now more than ever. Good for him, changing his life and public image around.
I knew his ex wife was lying about Mike getting physical with her and I bet he never raped anyone but did time anyways
It is good to see a more open, relaxed Mile Tyson. It bothers me when the media constantly badgers him about past mistakes.
@It is what it is who said anything about capability? Stop creating your own narrative, you illiterate fuck.
Ok metoomovement. We get it.
@It is what it is don't forget many convicted rapist are exonerated by DNA and victims/witnesses recanted. By the way that's about over 50 percent when it comes to black men being exonerated on rape convictions by your court of law.
No one listened to him when he was treaten unfairly. Yet he is still a great listener.
No one can dare face this man physically. Again still he talks and treats others politely. Great respect to this man.
Yo talking about Rogan or Tyson?
@@danlos3955 both
@@simbadooo9055 lol thought the same thing
When Mike said “ I always wanted to make my mentor happy” it really hit home. All athletes have a desire to make their coach happy and proud. It at a point in their career will become a reason to continue with their sport. Sort of like an obsession especially in one on one sports
It's almost at another level, as his mentor, took him from the streets and gave him a direction in life that actually went somewhere real. He believes his mentor saved his life, which could very well be the truth
Constantine "Cus" D'Amato was much more than just a coach or mentor, he was a father to Mike.
We all know Joe has probably imagined Mike asking him that question 1000 times before and has been practicing his reply for years... Just in case.
Looool defo, the speed he pulled that bullying anecdote out
Every fighter knows why they started fighting.
@@christopherorick2110 yeah lol you get used to telling people about it over the years
+Christopher Orick *why
joe gave mike ten grands to ask him that question
I've never seen Joe rogans ears
He has no ears, he uses sonic waves like a dolphin
Mike ate them
@@ned2315 lmao thats funny
Wtf are ears bruh?
Dude he is wearing those airpods in the sauna. But true, doesn't wearing headphone for that long hurt the ears. Especially the outer years go numb. It's a cartilage after all getting squished.
Mike has grown so much he begins to become the interviewer..gold so honest
Mike Tyson is an inspiration. He healed so much and has become such a great beacon of light for others.
lool gayyy
@@MrBrunothedog only on Tuesdays and it's $10 at the door if you want to watch
Bacon
Tyson is my idol
True,true. Mike is a champ!
Mike Tyson looks here like an older, blacker Joe Rogan.
They're two sides of the same coin.
Its entirely possible
Except the black skin and face tattoo close tho 🙈
A random Russian, who happens to be free from the plight of having to tiptoe around everything race-related, makes a comment about how two people of different races look alike, and they immediately assume his agenda was to worsen race relations in America.
Talk about American egocentrism...
Except one is an established boxing legend who would've fucked up anyone, the other is a stoner with a good podcast
"I always wanted to make my mentor happy."
That just broke my heart :(
Yeah i picked up on that too Cus was pretty much his father, we can all relate to that.
That was seriously painful. Poor guys faced a lot of demons in his life.
Yup he’s always going to be the champ to me forever with fame and money comes crazy bitches trying anything to fuck you over they proved he didn’t rape her or beat his wife but yet he still did time for tax evasion and something else weird maybe OJ didn’t do it oh wait he did though but iron mike isn’t a rat so of course he did the time
was looking for this comment, he really did love cus. god bless that old man for taking mike under his wing, had they never met mike would likely been just another ultra dangerous street thug destined to die before reaching maturity let alone old age. RIP Constantine D'Amato
Cuss Demotto
Mike Tyson has grown so much as a human being it warms my soul. He's come from such a dark, violent, and lonely place to wanting to understand other human beings. I'm not saying he's perfect, but you'd be a fool to not acknowledge how far this guy has come.
"i always wanted to make my mentor happy", the best of whole interview
Can’t wait till joe gets a face tat
😂
“DMT” in tribal neon
Reckon Mike wouldnt have got it if he was like in this state of mind he's in. That tattoo is of Mike from his past
Scout LOOL DMT
Yess i miss some tattoo too on his face
I want to see Mike have a channel and do interviews where he asks tough questions then breathes heavily in to the mic as his guests answer. He let's people answer and listens well. Nice interview Mike!
he does check out his channel mike tyson he has a series.
People give JLP shit for being retarded they would tear Tyson a new asshole lol he ain't a tough guy anymore not even close
@@chilldudie242 Only said by internet pussies. The tough guy shit was always just for the ring anyway. He was always cool unless he felt you were crossing him.
@@chilldudie242 Still rocks the bag harder than most people half his age 🤷♂️ quite literally
@@GenericThomas k?
Mike's last sentence in this clip. "I was always trying to make my mentor happy."
I been through that stage.... recognition from nobody other than my mentor....
I've never been happier for Mike. How can you not like someone who is so truthful about their insecurities?
Joe “If I had hair I would shave it.” Rogan
Asshole
Utter lies, he literally got a hair transplant back in the day, also shaving your head all the time must be annoying AF
Seckswithatoaster are you white? I thought about shaving my head but I’m so pale I’d look like I just got back from chemo therapy
Conor is richer than you :)
Naam Achternaamm yeah, girls love bald guys. Lol! 😂
best rogan interview ever.abuse, struggle, conflict, consequences, and redemption. we are so lucky to be able to hear the champ"s stories from a first person perspective. Keep op the good work Rogan. You got the interview no one else could. Honesty, truth, forth rightful, and humble. Thats why we listen. Thats why its important. Thats why your conversations are more than a Monday morning watercolor aside. And thanks to the champ. It was an hour glass of life you've lived. We are seeing the top of enlightenment that could only be revealed after the bottom fell through the vortex of experience. Joe good work and to the champ, you've earned redemption. We live this crazy tapestry of life and I feel lucky that we've had the chance to hear the words of you and those few that have been at its fringed edge.
vic vega power to the Broprah for getting his guests to open up deeply
Joe and Mike both got molested as kid also
@@betwixtX
Joe never got violated.
Please do not say what Joe does is work, this is not journalism where the interviewer (Joe) has an agenda for gain. Joe cannot be bought and that is why people trust him - viewers trust him and celebrities trust him enough to be on his podcast.
Wait until Kanye
“I just wanted to make my mentor happy” I felt that.. My wrestling coach was like the dad I never had and all the hours I spent training in a 100 degree dungeon of a basement with ankle weights and a weighted vest wasn’t for me, I just wanted to please him...
Healthy for any human. Have a role mode to teach you how to be an adult. Props to your coach.
Mike tyson: tell me about that...
He is special
Tyson in his prime was unbeatable.
Tyson lost all his big fights fyi
Think he could whip Clay in his prime??
@@glotorious_3119 That wasn't Tyson in his prime.
@@brucekirk5386 Yep easy.
85-88 version of tyson trained by cus d'mato, and kevin rooney in his corner and trainer, was a machine.
Think this is lovely, no one ever asks joe about his fighting past, they always expect joe to walk about other people. It’s awesome to see someone as big in fighting as mike to recognise and find interest in joes life and not just talk about his own. Truly amazing.
“i always wanted to make my mentor happy” i feel that.
Mike Tyson, as he demonstrated in this interview, is proof that people can become better people. It's obvious that he's done a lot of thinking about himself and his previous life's motivations, learned from them, and grown. My respect for the man, beyond his undeniable super human abilities in the ring, has grown a lot. Thanks for providing us with this interview, Joe. Glad you have this opportunity to make change and are using it to move things in such a positive direction.
A prime Mike Tyson was like Achilles on the Trojan beach
So true. My mom let me stay up late to watch his fight against Buster Douglas. I cried when he lost. It was hard to watch one of my heroes lose. But i consider myself lucky to have seen him throughout his career and at his best.
@Diarrhea Bread are you okay?
IS THERE NO ONE ELSE?!!!
Was that the beginning of the Illiad where Agamemnon humiliates him and he seeks revenge with Zeus' power?
@Diarrhea Bread all black women take BWC too but you dont know..
"I was madly insane with fear"... I NEVER would have thought "Iron" Mike was afraid during his boxing career. He seems actually very cool and laid back. Listening, talking... 👍 Mike
He admitted to be scared shitless but showed confidence more with every step closer to the ring
Fear is the driver for most of our actions. He has gotten to the point he can see that.
“I always wanted to make my mentor happy”
That’s such a powerful driving force for humans
When you’re interviewing Mike Tyson and then Mike Tyson’s interviewing you LOL
Mike is a legend! Never saw someone accept their flaws and handle them
Mike looks like the Old Man Logan´s Hulk.
Dudeeee
Lol he does ha good one.
Excuse me?
@@oldmanhogan2668 you need your hearing checked old man. he said logan not hogan...lol
Ahaha 😅
"When did you know you wanted to get physical with another human being?"
The things bare handed killers ask each other.
Mike Tyson is really real. Praying for you my friend, you earned a lot of wisdom one of the hardest ways.
I used to fight but have you ever tried DMT?
People who mock Joe about DMT have never tried it.
@@ocumstweezers It's not mocking, it's joking.
Another world that drug
ocumstweezers not mocking dude just a joke
@James Fletcher extract it. It's not difficult. Many many plants contain it.
Been saying for a long time; fear is why McGregor acts so crazy.
Cam Era fear of what ?
@@MajorCB211 Getting badly hurt. It eats every fighter up at some stage. It's a basic human behaviour. The more fearful you get, the louder you become in many cases. Empty vessels make the loudest noise in many cases too. Nothing to be ashamed of, it'd be very strange not to have some fear entering the Octagon or ring. If anything, I'd have more respect for him. It makes him more relatable and human, but I'm sure you'll try to tell me I'm wrong lol.
Why do you think the unfortunate death of that poor fighter in Dublin upset him so much? Again, it just emphasises his and other fighters human side.
Cam Era yeah maybe 🤔 lmao I’m not here to argue just genuinely curious
Cam era was fearing you, JustCiaranYT
@@MajorCB211 No problem Ciarán, I'm just used to internet tough guys trying to attack me, sorry mo chara!
Joe got incredibly excited when Mike asked him about fighting
I love how Mike is just comfortable in himself. He has a true sense of himself -- and that's important in any body,
This scene, Joe Rogan becomes the guest and Mike Tyson becomes the Interviewer...on Joes own show 😁😂. Mike can do whatever he wants 👍.
I actually really resonate and understand this. I struggled with Anxiety immensely in my early teens. Still do a bit. I started fighting. Competed in taekwondo moved to Muay Thai and American kickboxing. Trained hard had a solid record. But I was driven completely by fear. It’s became such a crutch that I could never stop training. I have taken a 2 year break and it’s been such a relief tho hard at first. Fighting became a crutch for me to battle fear.
"I've always wanted to make my mentor happy".
Mike's skills, strength and focus made him good. His humility made him great.
this was such an emotional one thankyou so much Joe and Mike.
"I ALWAYS WANTED TO MAKE MY MENTOR HAPPY." What a guy.
Two of my favorite people on the planet. Im 53. I spent 15 years in the penitentiary for murder. I was one of those insane people Mike speaks of. Mike was an idol of mine when I fought snd boxed. Since then he has risen immensely in me with his transformation and utter honesty about life. I try to do the very same in life snd the books about my life.
Thanks to both for their incredible courage for honesty.
Tyson "when did you first realize you wanted to get physical with another human being". Why do I feel terrified hearing him say this.
Probably my favorite interview you've done! Blows my mind how chill Mike Tyson is now, and funny too. You two were crackin my ass up!
I hear that, I moved around alot through all my school life. I was always tall for my age and would always get picked on by kids a few years older than me. I joined martial arts just to be able to deal with what ever came my way. It has helped me in many scenarios having that background. I plan on putting my son's into martial arts when they are of age
It's admirable that this guy is none other than a legend that has opened his heart and soul to the world. Go Iron Mike.
"You can't be in the right frame of mind and want to do this stuff" Mike Tyson is extremely insightful.
I got into boxing after my mom developed paranoid schizophrenia and family dumped me in a horrible Foster home at age 7. When you're in survival mode and feel unloved you do insane things.
Learning to defend yourself gives you security so you don't have to fight. When you are secure and have something to lose, it's very difficult, or at least it is for me, to have interest in fighting.
Im sorry to hear abt your mom man my mom has the exact paranoia schizophrenia aswell but luckily shes making a full 180 and is getting better
If your Mom has Schizophrenia, doesn't that mean you might get it? Especially if you're boxing...
My favorite Mike Tyson quote: “ Everybody’s got a plan until you get punched in the face.”. Really like Mike!
Also, "People got real comfort talking alot of shit and not getting punched in the mouth for it"
love how genuine tyson is
“I always wanted to make my mentor happy”
Crucial Kylo I think he meant mentor and was referring to cus
Mentor but yea
Mentor dummy
He clearly says "mentor".
OH Hail Snow could barely hear him clearly
There will never be another Mike Tyson. Him in his prime would destroy any of the soft athletes of today.
Tyson best up on trash opponents and lost all his big fights 😂🤣
@@kobeandgary I beat him twice.
Chief Sunnah name one opponent he was bigger than.....
He wasnt over hyped. He was seriously deadly puncher with incredible movement. Then Cus died.
Chief Sunnah how so...
Mike Tyson is unique. We will never see another guy like this again. The guy is pure history.
I watch this video alot because of how sweet Mike is to Joe. He throws him the ball. And its so crazy, watching him be so humbled by someone who is a hero to him is really great to be able to watch. I'm a screenwriter from New Jerset and when I was 16 I met Kevin Smith. I remember so vividly the feeling I had when he told me he thought I was funny. That's how this rings to me. Its so clear that Joe appreciated this conversation.
The amount of times Joe stated his respect and love for Tyson in this three minute video is so awesome.
@Robyn Justice Ya know, people that don't move on tend to live a miserable life. To top it off, Thanks for being apart of the reason why it sucks to open your mouth now a days. Had to kill the mood. Thanks for that, real good 👍 always some asshole man, I tell ya, I guess it had to be you in this case.
You'd never say that to his face lol!
@Robyn Justice At least im not pathetic and learned to move on.
@@mr.mayhem6755 oh I'm a person that likes to speak my mind. I've told my boss he sucks at his job and no one likes him. Point being; I'd spit it in loud and clear in his face buddy.
I was talking to Robyn, Dumbass. 😂
Joe “oh I just so happen to have this clip already pulled up” Rogan
Tyson gave Rogan his moment, and Joe ate it up. I respect the background and I enjoyed listening to his story also. He’s very humble and knows his place in the fighting world. That’s why I trust his opinion on other fighters. He’s very down to earth and so is Tyson. Great interview. This was by far his best guest.
'' Always want to make my mentor happy ''
I've always loved Mike. He has some great sayings.
0:01 Mikes old voice returned for a sec😂😂
hahaha!
It's enlightening to see the guys talk about their lives and their insights on this stuff and how different times were back then
I've never seen anyone kick harder than Joe Rogan.. He's a beast with them leg kicks!
Yo this straight facts 💯. I used to wrestle in highschool and I was in Varsity 170lbs and went state. Btw im abouta finish my senior year now. There was a lot of worrying involved in wrestling.
An Italian moving from Jersey to SF just to get bullied, and then learning martial arts. How basically lived the Karate Kid story.
But it was Mr Kim instead of Mr Miyagi.
Always In Awe of Mike Tyson
One Of The Greatest Boxers Ever
Love Mike he's such a humble man coming from where he came
The Mike Tyson Experience. Today's Guest: Joe Rogan.
Joes feathers came out when mike asked em about fighting lmao oh my
@MrTruboy He won state championships in Tae Kwon Do. Literally said it in the video.
MrTruboy he’s a black belt in bjj so I’m pretty sure he could take you lol
@MrTruboy ye i watched it he held the guys head down to stop him from attacking coulda kneed the shit out of the dudes head but wait hmmmmm maybe he didn't coz he was on tv dickhead anyone who knows anything about fighting knows that fight was over as soon as Joe grabbed his head
MrTruboy Legit bjj black belt, Won a national tkd championship, is recognized as a great fighter by many great mixed martial artist and taught gsp to do the turning side kick correctly. People always try to act tough in the comment section smh.
Mike Tyson is the ultimate redemption story. We should all be humbled when we listen to this man.
" I just wanted to make my mentor happy". At the end of everything, we usually have a simple thing which drives us.
How did Mr Mike Tysons to change the roles?
How the heck does it feel so a fluid and natural interview?
Heck of a vid. 👌😌👌
That’s like Arnold asking Jay Cutler about his bodybuilding days.
Nice of you to compare Joe to Cutler. He ain't even close to Jay's level
Mike is so much smarter and kinder than anyone would believe.
Tyson’s introspection and honesty are so endearing.
Judged an undercard in Vegas and Mike came into one of the hotels tiny bars. I was eating dinner with one of his friends and he came over and kicked it with us. Gem of a guy, he appreciated me not asking for a pic or autograph. Aside from his massive following and success in and out of the ring, we were just dudes shootin’ the shit talkin about everything else besides fighting. I’ll never forget that night..... ever
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Cool story , bro
Outlaw Hunter X Lol Yeah I’m not sure what to reply besides ok?
R/thathappened
Dammmm. When did Iron Mike become such a solid human being? Righteous
Mike tyson is a great example of how people do change and in some cases for the best
when you have experienced the highs that Mike has.. everything else in pure mundane... he still fearsome..and still barely restrained... you could tell Joe was trying to calm him down on a few occasions... Mike Tyson.. the best.. the best fighter and boxer ever... and will ever be.... his edge was the life he grew up in.. he knew if he lost.. he would have to go back to that... and that was all the motivation he needed..
even in the fight against Hollyfield..... that shine through.... not wanting to go back to that life.... and doing everything he could not to....
Tyson .. may not like that guy.. but he still is...
Gosh prime Tyson would kill today's heavyweights Wilder,Fury,Joshua inside the same night in the first round.
Football& Hoops ok
Football& Hoops all those guys are giants like 6’7 6’8 6’10. Mike is like 5’9. He’s ganna need a ladder
@@patbronske22 He would nut punch his way to victory.
These arguments are so pointless, since it's impossible to prove.
Fury’s style would infuriate mike, he’d throw out any game plan and fury would just stay away and jab his head off for 12 rounds.
Joe "Back when I was fighting" Rogan
You know guys i am from Finland and Mike Tyson has been always my motivation in training. Keep it up buddy!
Mike tyson is close to a perfect human being as far as personality, so kind and caring and just such a sweetheart who woulda thought
That night Joe knew he didn't need his wife or porn, he knew exactly what he was going to rewatch to get it on to.
So Joe is the Eminem of fighting 😂 that's a podcast I'd wanna see
Man could you imagine having a conversation and a cup or two of coffee with Mike Tyson.
He dont drink Coffee!
Ive met mike before and to say he is an incredible human being is an understatement
"When did you know you wan to get physical with another human being? "
That line seemed so intense coming from Mike freaking Tyson..
mike tyson the baddest man on this planet
As a person who used to be picked on but not anymore I find it amazing to hear about people such as Joe who aren't the least bit vulnerable telling us about how they got picked on during their past. Cool.
Man, Iron Mike. Such a blessed soul today compared to what he was in his youth. Too bad we had to wait so long to enjoy this man, but I guess his path was a collection of life-changing events that got him to the place he is today.
Man understanding the art of finance and managing money I believe is so essential for athletes , I believe if Tyson knew that , he would’ve turned out so much better than right now !
agreed. money management in general is lost on most of us. anybody who works for a living should have a sound idea/plan of money management.
Piping hot take!!!!
Don king was also ripping boxers off big time!!!
@Chief Sunnah you dont need to do all that if you have pro athlete money. As long as you know the value of money and dont do anything stupid 4 or 5 million could provide you a comfortable,well above average,care free lifestyle until the day you die easily
Yes you are right he lost so much money, but at the end of the day you can't expect a young man that's from nothing and being pulled everywhere to look at his accounts on a daily basis even with financial literacy. Very reason he had,and every athletes, have agents, cpa and finance managers. Guess who stole the most from them, the very people they hired and trusted, so it is catch 22. But Mike is still a multimillionaire with a huge ranch in California, and businesses.
Just try to imagine where Tyson would be if Cus wouldn't die.
This was from last year and yet I’m glad I got to listen. Tyson is a great listener but I’m sure it didn’t happen over night. I liked the fact that Joe admitted to having fear, and did so in front of Mike. Now the one thing Mike said right before the snippet ended was and I quote “I always wanted to make my mentor happy”. I’d love to have heard Tyson’s thoughts on DK.
"I always wanted to make my mentor happy." - Mike Tyson
He is cute