Sugar Ray Leonard | Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- Its the Humble in El Segundo when two Boxing Titans shock the world with an epic heart-to-heart and reveal the truth behind being a champion..
#MikeTyson #SugarRayLeonard
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My favorite show because you guys keep it 💯👈 and I only mess with real people. Fakes get no play...💯👈
Eben I know you read the comments please let Mike know us native Australians will forever and always love Mike
George Foreman hotbox 2020!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CHAMP SHIT
My money
“Discipline is doing what you hate to do but doing it like you love it”
Mike Tyson
______ heavy
@Trash picking Pete Mike said that 🤠
@@adrianiancu9107 but he got the quote from Cus.
Tee shirt
That's inspirational
Mike tyson is transforming into a jedi before us
Mike drops so many golden nuggets it is incredible
When you lived the life that he lived and actually survived it... you have no choice but to be! Legendary Wisdom.
That Cus D'amato legacy is kicking in.
A jedi master
Mike was born a jedi
When the conversations is so good you don't even light your joint
Bro spot on. I swear they are the best ones where I look down and I realise thr joints been between my fingers for ages and no smoke haha
Haha #Facts
Exactly what I was thinking
I love those.
Facts i kept forgetting im smoking one
13:46 when he explains why he’s a student of war until he says he’s “a student of humbleness” and that he’s crying because he’s not the same person he was and he misses the warrior he once was resonated with me. But I can’t agree with Mike when he says “now I’m nothing”.... Mike, you’ll never read this, but not only are you something... bro you are something and someone special... and many people that have been down that treacherous road of addiction, depression and the harshest life experiences can gain strength from you brother... I salute you man... I met you when I was 14, and I’m from P.G County MD, same as Sugar Ray... I appreciate the both of you dudes... Much love and much respect...
Amen
Well said !
xxx well said my friend reading your comment was like reading my own mind god bless you and iron mike and sweet sugar xx
@MUFC good for ypu
MUFC nobody cares. soccer is gay
Mike Tyson is so scary Mike Tyson is scared of Mike Tyson. Let that sink in
Aren't you afraid of your potential? We're all 1 move from greatness and grandeur
@@MannyTwice Also 1 move from destruction and shame. Sorry I'm just sad rn🤣☮ Let's just keep movin😎
@Keith M ✊
That was so intense. And honestly beautiful
That is deep. Hell comes with it...Wow
That Muhammad Ali did not live long enough to appear on Mike’s podcast is a tragedy. What a gift that would have been.
Oh my god. Imagine.
He couldn't speak before he died.
Lol would hv been awesome to have had a fully healthy ali on mikes show. The dialogue would hv been awesome
They did get to hang out and talk. Mike even spent time with him before passing.
Imagine Pac...
This is the most deep , emotional podcast ever. Man you can see the passion in tyson and the respect he has for Ray. Mike is a deep deep dude man . Those was tears of the kid still inside of him watching and studying the boxing legends . This interview made me cry . Awesome awesome interview
Listened to it when out on a run this morning. Damn hard to see where you're going when there's tears in your eyes. Used to think the only time Mike could make me cry was with a liver shot...
@@markgriffiths6988 haha I hadn't got the opportunity to witness that on a live tv coz I was born in late 90s but I can feel the pain ..
Well said man , you speak the truth for sure. It was enlightening to watch Mike Tyson reminisce with one of his idols. Reminded me of how much hard work pays off. And how the pay off is just surviving the storm, weathering the game of life. And still being able to look back, laugh about it and smile. Regardless of how far your journey took ya. You took that journey solo. And made it out alive.
Can not agree more. Quite possibly the greatest podcast to date.
Agreed very serious for sugar to open up about this pound for pound one the best fighter all time
“It’s gonna take a fight to make your life right.” -Sugar Ray Leonard
People don’t realize that this is therapy for Mike❤️
No my friend its therapy for all of us.
The thing that anyone watching this will also receive therapy, how did mike get so deep, damn .
@@daveelcock8304 this experience called life.
Yep
For Me Too
The quote “nobody will ever know the violence it took to become this gentle” speaks volumes here. Salute Mike
Tristen Rodriguez THATS A BAR BRO ✊🏿
That’s 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It amazes how this man creates so many memorable quotes. I’m goin to start writin some down and read them when I’m down!
That shit was deep...
The wisdom of pain! Tyson is a master.
Mike started tearing up at the the 9:59 mark after Ray told him the story and how he loved Mike. This podcast is world class
Wow! Thanks! Don't know what I would do without you pointing out the obvious that everyone watched.
@@sidebite2533*sirens* douchebag alert
I teared up watching them tear up
@@sidebite2533my boi shut the fuck up, damn, was commenting this really necessary?
Took me 3 days to watch this interview, kept going back to watch the fights they are talking about respect to the legends
I always consume these podcasts in 15 - 20minute segments i really like to study and analyze these conversations! Specially when gems are being dropped FROM THE FIRST SECOND
Thats how great this interview is
How great these three are ..3rd time watching this smh
I don’t want mike feeling like he’s nothing now. He’s a man. He’s grown up. Matured. That’s amazing man. A great accomplishment. We r proud of you mike
Ps4gamer same, i don’t want him to feel this way. He’s a real man in my eyes
He beats himself up too much, it’s too bad he doesn’t get to know about every life he’s changed influenced with his wisdom.
Shay Ogun true back in the 80s and 90s and early 2000s
It's so heartwarming to see Mike like this. I think he cares more about getting to talk like this to Sugar Ray Leonard than all the world titles he won.
well said
"I'm learning the Art of Being Humble, but I miss that guy, cause sometimes I feel like a Bitch. But I know if he comes back, he's bringing Hell with him" ---Mike Drop
Defo felt that. You can see the old mike is there just under the surface, and mike everyday is keeping him under control.
Still remember when the old Mike came out for a second when people were talking over him as he was inducting Ali into the hall of fame.
I need that on a T-Shirt.
Elbert Basa hes talking about his alter ego, deontay has one too. Check thd vid on my channel
Chicken skin...all over.
He's 64. Wow he looks great.
Mike @14:37..."I'm scared of him". Closest thing to a real life Hulk we've seen. Good for him man, sounds like he's aware.
As soon as I saw Ray Leonard in the same room with Mike, immediate click.
Facts
Same
Bro I stg I clicked in .01 seconds.
Same, even thought I ain't got a hour n half..... Here I am ten mins in lol
Click faster than another Wilder excuse
Seeing Mike cry and seeing how humble he is makes me emotional.
Yaaaaasssssss. I feel it
Props all the bud he smokes if he didn’t he’ll be animal
@@lennyfraiser8292 FACTS!! He even said himself in Joe Rogan podcast
@@lennyfraiser8292 totally, that and apparently the dmt from what Mike says.
This man embodies the entire spectrum of the human spirit. His rise to greatness, downfall, and ultimate redemption make him probably the most interesting person of our generation. Thank God for putting Mike Tyson on this planet. Also the Nintendo game kicked ass
Sugar Ray Leonard is one of the most boxers I respected a lot growing up as a little man. What a great human being.
The depth of Mike's emotional sincerity and intelligence induces such awe and fear in equal measure. Such raw honesty in everyone of these interviews, absolutely intoxicating. Thanks Mike x
He is cooked up here.
This interview was incredible These 2 legends I could listen to for hours
mike talking to his idol with such emotion and humility is truly humbling. love you mike
Just how people act when they meet Mike he did that with Sugar Ray
For sure bro
i know man this is incredible to witness.... we are truly blessed
He was so honorable he didnt even light the joint...
@@therealgoodmoney hahahahahahahaha
Tyson is a living LEGEND...you better love him while he's breathing.
Senate Transportation Services NYC that’s a real statement right there!!!
and if you dont love ...you know whats comming for you , right hook to the body right uppercut to the head. XD
i love mike forever will he should me i can overcome anything
I love mike I always will be a huge fan
Word man
"I miss that person bc sometimes i feel like a bitch, but i don't want him to come out bc hell comes out with him"
Mike, im watching this bc i just watched your exhibition match with Roy Jones Jr.
You tammed that monster in you and you took his powers away and you hold all of it.
You sir are an icon, a legend, a humanitarian, a family man, a philosopher, and still a GOD DAMN WARRIOR!
Mike Tyson is a national treasure.
This dude with him, Evan?, has an EQ that's off the charts (his IQ is probably up in the nosebleeds too).
And wise, and eternally young, Sugar Ray.
Thank You!
This interview went from 0 to 100 really quick, and I'm not going to lie it made me shed a tear.
For real. I haven't cried in years by watching something.
It's crazy
Real recognize real
Me too bro.. frfr..
Two boxing legends
Sugar ray is such a gentle soul despite the fact that he was one of the most dangerous men ever in his prime
biLAWL Yeah man, now watching this, only seeing the first 20 minutes. What an impression this man already makes. Didn’t know his story. Probably one of the best hotboxin episodes. Still almost an hour to go :)
Its interesting this whole thing seems like a therapy session for Mike Tyson. Beautiful epsisode
Looks like he wouldn't harm a fly
I swear most boxers are like this. Theyre the kindest souls outside the ring lol. Look at Mike, Sugar Ray, Pacquiao...
Weird how that happens huh? The ones who are most brutal at 25 are the gentlest, must humble, and most compassionate once they hit middle age and beyond. One thing is for sure, these guys have NOTHING to prove and I think that might make it easier for them to be as open emotionally as they are. This video was a hell of a ride. Because down deep you know Mike fucking Tyson could still put a historical-level asswhipping on someone who deserved it, but as he says himself, he doesn't like that version of himself anymore and he's SCARED of it. I'm scared of it too, Mike, I hope you never have a reason to let that beast out again.
I feel like this episode did for Mike Tyson what his show usually does for his guests. He came into this expecting to learn, and soon he noticed that it was gonna happen he tuned in as hard as he could.
Everybody comes to the show happy to meet their hero, Iron Mike. This time, Mike got to host HIS hero. 💪🏾
Sugar Ray is such a gentleman. Class both in and out of the ring
There is just something about Mike Tyson man...
To be "The Baddest Man On The Planet" and you're on camera weeping openly telling a man you admire, love, and are inspired by him in one breath and the next breath you say "That's why men feared me. I was an annihilator.".
That dichotomy is why everyone loves Mike Tyson.
Yeah, that's so humbling!
That was was quite poetic and clever the way you expressed your comment; because I thought you were trolling at first until I finished reading it, no Question lol
Please explain, I don’t quite understand
Question Mark Amen
Emotion was the best about this Podcast!!
Laughter, tears, love, anger, passion, history, stoicism, honesty, vulnerability, friendship, revelation, compassion. Real shit.
It'd be better if you put this without the last word.
@@Nana-rj6cq - Better for who?
A person has a right to express themselves in their own language even if others take offense to it.
@@WilliamPoston im not talking to you fucker.
@@Nana-rj6cq exactly bro i agree im with u bro.
The realist shit I've ever seen.
This episode epitomizes the pinnacle of podcasting for me. I consistently find myself returning to it, even after four years have passed. The emotion, the passion, and the honesty are truly awe-inspiring.
Man, Mike is a good friend - Sugar Ray started crying and talking about his pain, and Mike's empathy gene kicked in and he started crying for him. Loyal to death.
Mike's Intelligence is tremendously underrated! This dude drops gems when he speaks.
Another time another place he would have been a prophet
@@clintonmanuel4181 Have you ever read a biography on Mike Tyson? His upbringing, his emotional problems? Besides of an university degree, you probably have nothing to offer. Tyson inspired millions of people, billions of peope. Have you ever inspired anyone in your life?
Mike is a lot smarter than a lot of “educated fools”
@@clintonmanuel4181 And what have you achieved in your miserable existence? Shit posting a legend on TH-cam 👍
@@clintonmanuel4181 can I get the sources where he has someone encouraging him or else he will go back to being crazy? Or are you just talking out of your ass
Whenever Mike Tyson cries I feel compelled to cry with him.
Me too yo
FACTS....i feel what he says.
yeah same. Can only imagine how he felt as a young man when he was a kid. All the pain etc. all the fucked up shit he went through. the fucked up shit he did. and the people that used and took advantage of him. Makes you feel so sad you know
that got me 2
For real always...
Mike Tyson doesn't realize how many of us fans actually respect him even more today just bcs of his honesty
We love him
This is probably the best chat show I've ever watched. You wouldn't have got this on TV or in real life. I would never have thought Mike Tyson was the most insightful person alive. I'm just a computer programmer nerd, but this depth is incomparable. Thank you :)
This is the most powerful podcast I’ve ever seen.
The Joe Budden one was great as well if you haven't seen it yet
I just started with Trina and came here
I love it
Same my guy, same.
@@marcie101080 watch snoop dogg's, it's interesting too
@@riametarmando2724 ok I will
tyson knows more about sugar ray's fight than sugar ray himself ...
A true student of boxing!
That's the truth
Mike is a real master of boxing
Not seen any boxer sinch him who wanted to really hurt you.
You not got that in any boxer these days
Best shit I have seen in a while, you can tell how much it meant for Mike when Ray opened up about his struggles, I could see the emotion in his face and I knew he was quiet because he had a lump throat, then when he tried to speak he couldnt because he was overwhelmed. Thats just as real as it gets. No fakeness just being himself. My respects to all of them for reaching out to others.
These podcasts have been my source of guidance, this is my therapy and I appreciate all those responsible for this
Same bro
Same
The fact that Tyson studied warriors like Alexander and Napoleon just shows he really wanted to destroy and conquer. A true true warrior always. IRON mike Tyson...
You can name any boxing champion from the past 200 years and tyson will tell you the date they became champion
@v People like you who cringe at passion are truly sad.
Alex Abraham ikr! Something that always stuck with me is when Floyd said “you don’t play boxing.” You go in thinking kill or be killed. That takes a unique and fascinating mind state.
I totally disagree
He wanted to survive
Fear brings out the thirst of greatness
You don't fear the opponent
You fear failure
That's why you read the art of war and the prince
You have to go to Bruce Lee to understand the mental process
You give your opponent a way out before you annihilate them
Mike obviously made himself privy to Sun Tzu
The Prince unleaches the raw brutality of Mike's fights
Ray too
Ali
Holmes
Jesus himself could go there
He was that close to going there when he chased peddlers out of the temple
We must be precise in our comments and analysis
Alex Abraham
Look up Gene kim
"Our kids are from us but they not of us. They gonna go places we can never go, and that's the future" Mike Tyson 🔥🔥🔥
@@ceeo1948 LMAO
@@ceeo1948 just cus you need substances to think critically dont mean mike and everybody else need them too.
@@ceeo1948 he never lit the blunt tho! He was just holding it the whole ep lol
Mike Tyson: Being a father to me is a big challenge - i look at my son sometimes i see myself - i see the me i done like - i wana kill it - cause i dont want it to do to my son what it did to me - but maybe he handled it better then me but i doubt it..
THATS DEEP. I relate to that 100%. We want our kids to be better then us and when we see us in them we want to correct it.... i love this channel.
Trust me it is. I’m sixteen right now so I wouldn’t know but my father has shown me more care and kindness than anyone else on this planet and I would do things I would never do for anyone else for him in a heart beat. If I ever lose my will to live I wouldn’t die if he was alive. I’m sure you already realize it but this is how your kids will feel about you. You’re their champion I’m happy to see a father in the comments.
Mike has motivated many, but today he motivates on a whole diff level! He is truly one of a kind.
One thing I've always loved about Tyson is he is honest to the point where it will make you uncomfortable. He bares his soul when he speaks. Whether it makes him look bad or good, he bares it.
Uncomfortable in what way?
We Cancerians are not good at lying.
If the truth makes you uncomfortable then you cant handle the truth
@Tekboy 808 agreed
Thats because he's high af
I can't believe Sugar Ray is in his 60's he looks like he's still in his 40's!
Saint Sinner facts
Oh snap, I didn't realize that until your said it💯
@@4ransom437 🙌🏽
@Elreypachuco I guess that's the result of being so slick in the ring
Shit im 20 and i look rougher than him
My favorite episode right here! Mike has turned into a humble, myopic intellectual.. I have followed Tyson since 84 and it fills me with such happiness to see a Mentally fit Tyson. People say Tyson is smart and for me that’s a one dimensional description for him he is an intellect and a philosopher who can reach any person of academic status.
10:46 - 14:40 is pure homage to greatness giving honor to a true legend deep I have to keep rewinding it the most highly RESPECT ✊to give anyone it’s so many life gems 💎 in this segment of life 👂
This was like a personal talk with Tyson and ray and we're all listening outside the door
You nailed it right on the money!
am in the room sat with them 😁
Exactly. This is some iconic stuff. Tyson is making history and letting us all watch.
So very genuine
That's what I'm talking about. I couldn't have put it any better myself
Mike never lit up that joint. He was deep into his thoughts in this one. Wow, Mike is a really deep thinker and is totally self aware. There is only one word to describe Mike Tyson, GENUINE.
I would've felt disrespectful to just light a spliff at any point during Sugar Ray's talking, goddamn it was entrancing
Plus he's being respectful I think
Respect the older head
Mike is to real hes really hurt the guys been really sad
This is his hero, that's all
Crazy to see Tyson get as excited as when people meet him you can tell he really admires Leonard
This is the greatest podcast episode I’ve ever seen. It was actually therapy to watch this. Eben is also great just like Ray & Tyson. What a host
Mike is the realist dude man, he shed a tear while Ray was talking and opening up... I love you mike
d1234 that shit hit hard :/
We live in an awesome age
That was how you pay homage. Remarkable.
@@brandono.3307 💯
Mr. Rivera 🤞🏾🙏🏾
seeing a man like mike cry is powerful.
A real man is not afraid to express his feelings. We've been programed for so long that if you cry you're a punk etc, but it's good to sit down with other guys and just listen to all of the BS we've experienced and heal. We as men need to do that more often. Mike has been a great example of men overcoming the obstacles in life.
He was crying for Ray too.....wow...love Mike
Like seeing Jordan cry at Kobe's memorial...
SWAC FAN that was the first thing I thought when I read Brian’s comment but you articulated way better. The way society raises men teaches us to hold it in but eventually you explode. I also thought b4 he said that he wrote it in a book how dope it was for sugar ray a warrior and champion to drop he was sexually assaulted and on coke all within the first ten minutes was powerful. Wow!!! that is inspirational
Mike defers to Ray
That's how great Ray is
Most of you only know of the Tyson era
We had several fighters at every division who embodied or pursued greatness
Aaron Pryor
Arguellas
Michael Dokes
Lupe Pintor
Macho
So we have a special love for Ray
Ray won against Duran
Hearns
Hagler
That's beating 3 Tysons and a prime Holyfield
That's why Mike is crying
Ray inspired more than boxers
Any African American young person aware of Ray thought they could achieve anything
That's why Mike is crying
Ali and Ray were there when we felt Jesus wasn't
If you don't believe it it's because you weren't lucky enough to understand
Mike Tyson is scary when he cries.
Proof that even the most toughest guys on earth have feelings
@@lwrncjms true man
You have to look past that.. the fact that he cried at that moment meant he could relate and it moved him in such a way.. Serious topics they were talking about..
Its so amazing to see Mike living those fights while talking, he puts us into it even if we didnt see all of them, we can feel so much passion through his experience, its inspiring to see how he did study all those fights, oh man.. big fan of this guy forever, Mike Tyson 🙏🏼🙌🏼
Mike was a kid in this interview. He was Brooklyn. He was that 13 year old kid 15 year old kid and comfortable in front of his idol and inspiration. That is so golden and priceless.
Eye 2 Eye Mike is in a way so unsullied and pure. As candid and real as a man can get.
Perfect way to explain it
that toad has released Mike from the mind control/hypnotism/animal mindset he had as a youth
“Sometimes I wake up and think that I’m special.....then I feel pain or something happens to my family...then I realise only God is great” - Mike Tyson
ICE TIME
OM1SSION where can i hear this?
Verion and Leonard - 1:00:40
OM1SSION realize . “Z” .
is he stil a muslim?
I’m not crying, you’re crying!!! Powerful words from two legends
These two legends have so much respect for each other it is genuinely beautiful
I'm 40 years old and haven't had a real cry in a very long time. This put me on my knees with the most emotion I have felt in over 20 years. Thank you Mr. Tyson, we all love you.
I don't know you, but I'm happy for you. It's good to let go.
Good on you my friend! Kind regards Richard U.K
My goodness.... my eyes filled up reading your comment. Respect to you
CK in the UK
You’re a girlie man.
I hear a lot of humility....gratitude where it at.
Mike has such respect for Leonard he held off on lighting up..The same type of respect you give when your parent in the room
And Mike earns even more respect for the respect he gave.....
And he wore a suit!
He was on the toad
Yes he was high on just bein in da same room as leonard
Such a great point
This interview was really emotional. This is the best podcast out rn. Sugar Ray forever legend !!!
My mind is blown 🤯 I just sit here listening to these legends with my mouth wide open, eyes filled, I feel every word they speak, so inspiring, love and respect to you all 🥊🥊
Wow, 9:55 Tyson wipes the tears from his face, powerful. Then when he tells Sugar Ray, “ you don’t understand that you were immortal to me”, with his voice crackin from the feeling of reverence he has for him. Wow. The alphabet channels could never have an interview like this. This is the greatest show hands down! E and Mike are the very best if you ask me. And Mike is one of the greatest living treasures we have today!! Long live Hotboxin!!
I'm speechless, this just shows that boxing literally saved both of em and almost destroyed them both, even though they were at the top of the game, they also had so much pressure and so many struggles outside of the ring. This is so humane, thank you Mike 🙌
Interesting stuff boxing can take a poor kid outta the ghetto but can never take that shame and low self esteem outta the kid. Thats why so many end up on drugs especially after retirement when everybody stops loving you... Lets keep an eye on Mr Wilder that loss could send him down that road. Fury has already been there and was lucky to come back.
I’m speechless as well, to watch and know that the grass on the other side is not always green being a celebrity.
and we still love him and always will
Of of the best interviews I’ve watched on this show. Thank you for your words. I’m always inspired for my own life after watching these shows. This is my self time to reflect on my own issues and I always am so grateful to be able to listen to you guys. Thank you
I idolized these dudes and many others, I absolutely love the Mike Tyson we have today, it’s an absolutely beautiful thing from where he has come. He’s like a philosopher in Athens after years of war and hardship. And sugar ray still hits me with that humility he has and true greatness he shows.
The old Mike is still there and he will never leave him completely.
His passion and esteem showed in this video is just amazing
It's like david banner and the hulk!
@@davidperdue3343 I thought it was Bruce
True. He said he misses the old Mike coz he feels like a bitch sometimes but he knows the old mike will bring hell.
@Jeffery White lol stfu clown...mike would send your pansy ass into the shadow realm 😁😂🤣
@Jeffery White are you perfect made no mistakes if everyone thought like you it would be a shit world. What are your accomplishment , s
Peace brother.
Could someone please tell Mike Tyson that everyone in the UK loves him he's a warrior til the day we die everyone I know love's Mike Tyson please tell him that please 👃👃👃👃
Wish he was allowed to come back in man...
Not only UK !!! Whole world
@@HXNZ99 whys he not allowed back lol
What are you guys talking about he's visited recently
I'll tell him for you
How can you not love the emotions and honesty of Tyson. It’s refreshing. If he ever found this when he was younger he would be even greater!
It takes so much for a person like Mike Tyson to be confronted the camera with such tears coming from an inner deep self truth. I'd lie if I said this interview didn't make my stomach flipped. I truly believe that Mike Tyson has gone through all that in his life to be able to enlighten the world to make it a better place. We love you Mike, we love you champ.
Sugar Ray is crying. Mike is crying. I'm crying. Wow that was powerful.
FACTS
We are all connected, especially during moments like this.
Can you put a time stamp I can’t ever find time to watch a full one of these
Fred murphy 13:00
This episode was HEAVY!!!! Ya heard much respect Champions of the ring and life 💯💯💯
When Ray said he was praying before every fight that nobody gets hurt, that hit mike hard and me also.
Toni Blackstone no pun intended
Yea cuz mike probably thought aabout how he would kill the other guy
Sugar ray talked about this after his second fight with Tommy Hearns
time stamp?
He knew how good he was lol. The way he finished fights was fucking scary sometimes. Such a nice guy but he had a HELL of a mean streak in the ring.
I love how only the one phrase from Ray brought Mike to tears. He has so enormous power in his words, they come right out from the source.
I love that atmosphere which is hovering there
I just love the enthusiasm you have for the sport of boxing and the art of fighting in general
"discipline is doing what you hate to do, but doing it like you love it" damn Mike dropping knowledge left, right and center just like his boxing his a nutter and brilliant at the same time.
Tyson is quoting Cus d Mato most of the times.
"Our kids are going somewhere we can't go.. the future. " man I feel that
Its from "The Prophet" by Khalil Gibran
That was the deepest podcast I've ever heard. That was the most sincere podcast I've ever heard, get it champ your honesty about life and people it's amazing.
Tyson is like a kid around Ray and I absolutely love it. I am so glad Mike got to meet his hero like that. And make his hero proud. So awesome
The humbleness mike has is out of this world , I just love how he progressed through the years into such a beautiful soul. Ray as well is such a kind hearted person , such a pure soul. Two legends I’ve looked up to for many years
AngelTheFiend well if your callin mike a pussy then let me just say this. First of all Mike had an extremely rough upbringing yet he still thrived so don’t even dare to call him that. Man has had unbelievable tragic events happen to him . I was complementing how he grew into a better man so shut the fuck up , I’m sure many people would agree with me. And second of all mike will knock you the fuck out bitch 😂
AngelTheFiend ya mama
I like Mike but I do feel like he contradicts himself a lot which he’s hard to believe for me
L7 will I will say mike is an interesting individual but seeing how far he’s come is what’s beautiful to me. He’s definitely in a better position in life than he was before. I like his devotion with the whole Tyson branch and how he’s making a difference for himself.
@AngelTheFiend and here you are commenting on this video lol. Haters are always the biggest fans.
Mike is honest and comfortable with himself as a man.. He's not trying to fit a "definition" .... Legend#
What's realler than accepting your past, your path, holding yourself accountable, and letting go a destructive ego and attitude. He's truly intouch with himself, making him more real of a man than when he Knocked people out!!
H Duah yea man it’s very inspirational
Being comfortable with yourself as a person is the manliest form of "I don't give a fuck" attitude that anyone can have. The manliest man doesn't have to prove his manliness to lesser men.
Mikes got a lot of demons. Excess and wealth.That life must be bizarre.
H Duah “definithion”
Beautiful comment and I couldn't agree more.
These two getting in a real vulnerable spot showing lots of love, whole lotta respect for these two, and lots of love
This needs to be archived somewhere important. Seriously, this is legendary.
I bet none of yall cracked a smile when Mike said "it's not funny". Because i was smiling and then almost turned off my computer when he said it's not funny.
Bruh it got silent in the mf quick 😂🤣🤣
I never laughed I knew he was being serious
Where is it?
@@gugagugadj4464 14:28
No because I listened to what he said before it. I wasnt happy or smiling. If you was paying attention you shouldn't have been either
you can tell mike has a lot of respect for sugar ray, he's spazzing out like he's talking to his childhood hero lol
Love!
That’s cos he is talking to his childhood hero. Makes it even better that he’s spazzing out shows that he’s a real fan of ray and the art of boxing. Look how he just reels off rays fights lol. Amazing interview
The Sugar Man was everything fighting against Hagler, Duran, Hearns.
God Bless!!
SPAZ!!
This is a powerful interview with two great champions in and out the ring. Thank you Sugar Ray for sharing your past and demons which we all must face. I love the sincerity in Mike as he shed a tear for Ray and himself. Beautiful talk.
Wow, what a gift it was to watch this. I'm in tears. Two legends right here.
When Mike Cries we all cry because its raw real emotions and its only 12 minutes in.........Bless them all
Life is Blessed i didnt understand why u posted this. But 12 minutes in.... im crying too
@Brendan Cronin im in my 40's too my brother,i really think it's because Mike was the baddest man on earth,but saying that boxing makes me emotional because of the sacrifice they take for all of us,The Ward vs Gatti trilogy got me too and many many more great boxers and fights,Boxing is for real men and fakes get fount out really quick as we saw on Saturday gone...Bless
@@johnnyc0811 Yeh it's a madness but beautiful too,it shows we still have empathy and empathy is everything once thats gone we are finished....Bless
@Brendan Cronin Yehhh...i noticed he tapped the Mic and then i knew something was up,Mike Tyson is a blessing to humanity
💯
Like how Mike got all dressed up for Sugar Ray, shows how much admiration he has for the guy
Chris J He’s on record even back then saying Ray Leonard is the greatest ever
Also he didn’t ever light that joint
@@joeaverage7743 I noticed that
Tyson has said his favorite fight was Leonard Duran I
He said he didn’t know who it was
Top 3 greatest interview i ever seen in my 20 years of living. I shed tears with them. You can feel this. 100 real.
I am speechless by this episode. So true, honest and from the heart. So many lessons learned. Thank you very much!!
"I'm a competitor and a very proud man. If a guy beats me once, he'll have to do it again to make me believe him."
Sugar Ray Leonard
14:28 “I don’t want that person to come out, because if that person comes out, hell is coming with him.” I teared up and was ready to run through a wall for Mike. #legend
I got that wall too bro. Got both y'alls backs
Aiight@?
man he still got that fire burning heavy!!!
Are you the Kool-Aid man?😆 Jk....the convo got pretty deep. It's like teaching a male Lion that has been through many battles, to finally let his guard down, and enjoy the rest of his life.
REAL TALK
This is the best and most relatable group of guys I've listened to on TH-cam. Mike and Ray have both always been apart of my growth. Tlazocamati for this one Mike Tyson
I loved this beyond words. Two of my favorite boxers sharing profound wisdom and insight from their hearts.
I'm no psychologist but I feel as I watch Mike fight his demos right in front of us, this takes enormous balls to let your emotions flow like this, and I really want him to win. There are so many young people out there that deal with the same issues Mike has dealt with, and is dealing with, and watching some of these interviews will help steer them in the right direction.
Craig S exactly
Everyone thinks they’re badasses until you get humbled
That's what happens when you smoke weed...you see this world in another dimension , you loosen up and allow your real emotions to flow in peace...
@@chuksodenigbo816 Very true I'm a late bloomer I'm 44 and started smoking about twice years ago and I regret touching alcohol as a recreational libation
Chuks Odenigbo Agreed. Shrooms and acid brought this outta me. I felt as if I were inside of myself, looking through my eyes as the world seeing myself. It made me realize the magnitude of how I was living, and where I was heading. I’m pushing 40 now, I’m losing things I thought I’d never lose and gaining things I’ve never wanted. But that’s life. The most honest advice I can give, is never silence your emotions they knew us balanced. I’ve gone through periods where I forgot how to cry, I just couldn’t do it. I had hardened myself to the point that I just didn’t give a shit, about anything. Be honest with yourself, when that honesty begins to hurt and bother you, your conscience is telling you to make a change.
damn, first 15 mins and seeing mike get so choked up talking about Leonard shows you how much passion he has for this. ain’t gonna lie i shed some tears
I hear you bro, powerful
Me too I teared up
N.I.K. That shit had me too.
Mamba Mentality
same
Great interview. Seeing mikes energy and excitement over the sugar ray and recalling the fights is awesome.. surgar ray still inspires me today with his life and how he talks and shares about his life. Thanks for all the honesty and being a open book for us.. very vulnerable.. champs